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Presentation by RAFAEL POCH and article by SERGUÉI KARAGANOV
To understand the war in Ukraine it is essential to know the points of view of all the warring parties. We understand that of Ukrainian nationalism defending its country against the imperial aggression of its neighbor and at the same time imposing its identity on the less nationalist regions accused of "collaborationism" with the invader.
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JUAN MIGUEL MUNOZ
Between roadblocks, demonstrations calling for a coup and the almost imperceptible rattling of sabers, the negotiations for the transition between the government of Jair Bolsonaro and the teams designated by the president-elect, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, are proceeding normally. Lula remains discreetly in the background, while the outgoing president has not appeared publicly since the day of an electoral defeat that he has not been able to assimilate. He has not yet publicly accepted the results, let alone congratulated his opponent. He surely he never will.
XULIO RIOS
The political map resulting from the local elections held in Taiwan predicts a "long year" of 14 months until the presidential elections of 2024. As happened four years ago, the KMT leaves with good feelings; and as then, to consummate the long-awaited "double" he will need to tread very thinly in the coming months if he does not want to destroy this victory.
RAPHAEL POCH
Instead of undertaking the necessary international concertation to face the challenges of the century, the global elites, and in the first place the Western powers, mobilize their societies to fight against their geopolitical rivals. In the great context of the relative decline of the Western power in the world and the transfer to Asia of a good part of that power, there is no other strategy than a reflex of panic, consistent with the well-known saying "the thief thinks that everyone belongs to him". same condition”.
EUGENIO GARCIA GASCON
On September 26, the influential thinker Yusuf al Qaradawi died in Qatar at the age of 96. It is not easy to give notice of the traces that throughout his long life he has left on contemporary Islam, of the phobias and philias that his words have aroused and arouse in detractors and followers, elites and ordinary people, and of the feelings that they awoke in regions prone to polarization.
ADRIAN DIAZ MARRO
CDMX
America is a continent in eternal transition. The colonial era was never surpassed, in any case replaced, and the custody of minors changed hands by virtue of an emancipation that has not yet materialized. We stop looking east and start looking north; the new promised land.
CECILIA VALDEZ
Buenos Aires
I closely followed Lula's last prison and I am convinced that the Lula who left prison is infinitely better than the one who entered. He read more in prison than he had ever read in his life and came away with a very strong conviction on the question of state sovereignty.
XULIO RIOS
Taiwan will hold local elections on November 26. The combination of an increase in continental pressure on several fronts and the hypothetical exaggeration of the threat by the US could lead to the sentiment of the Taiwanese that the possibility of a conflict is not remote but real, contrary to what they imagined until now.
EUGENIO GARCIA GASCON
The economic and political situation in Egypt has been alarming for years. The global crisis resulting from the war in Ukraine has had a very negative impact on this country of more than 100 million inhabitants, which since 2013 has been ruled by Abdel Fattah al-Sisi with an iron hand.
RICARD GONZALEZ
As if it were a circular play, the democratic hopes born of the so-called "Arab Springs" have ended in the same place where it all began: Tunisia.
CLODOVALDO HERNANDEZ
Caracas
The meeting of Presidents Nicolás Maduro and Gustavo Petro put an end to a three-year hiatus in the intense historical, commercial and, above all, human bond between the two South American nations.
EUGENIO GARCIA GASCON
Gevalt! is an exclamation in Yiddish, the language of Eastern European Jews, used to ask for help. An analyst has just used it to draw attention to the situation in Israel today, after five elections in three and a half years.
