Building a fortress: the UK and the dismantling of the right to asylum
From controversial international agreements to legislative acts against asylum seekers, the UK is reinforcing an agenda of migratory containment. In…
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INTERDEPENDENCE AND ITS EMPTY PROMISES
The Authoritarian League It may be difficult to imagine now, but in the 1950s, the Republic of Venezuela had the…
Who Programs the Future? The Geopolitics of Artificial Intelligence and the War for Data
What once sounded like distant speculation now marks the beginning of a global technological race. In the 21st century, Artificial…
Oil exploration on the Equatorial Margin and the new promise of development for Amapá
The discovery of oil on the Equatorial Margin, 175 km off the coast of Amapá and 540 km from the…
WHO FEARS THE GREEN DEAL?
It is quite common that when thinking about lobbying, the mind inevitably conjures fantasies of a villain with a monocle…
BRICS meeting in Rio ends without joint statement due to UN Security Council reform agenda
The first BRICS Foreign Ministers’ Meeting after the bloc’s expansion took place on April 28 and 29. Hosted in Rio…
Suspension of Presidential Elections in Romania: Ultranationalism and European Integration
Romania, a member of NATO and the European Union, is preparing for another decisive moment in its political history. With…
THE HISTORY OF ENERGY SECURITY IN AN INSECURE WORLD
With the upcoming International Summit on the Future of Energy Security in London—taking place this April 24th and 25th—questions about…
Between earthquakes and necropolitics, Myanmar’s ongoing state of emergency
Since March 28, Myanmar has been the epicenter of high-magnitude earthquakes, which have reached 7.7 on the Richter Scale. Due…
The institutionalisation of anti-LGBT discrimination in Hungary: a global warning to democracy
Viktor Orbán’s Hungary has just taken another step towards anti-LGBT discrimination as a law. With the new constitutional amendment, the…