The German immigrant paradox
Reading the news and the speeches of German government politicians (for years now), one quickly understands that the country has…
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The lithium paradox in Chile: between green growth and the violation of indigenous rights
The extraction of lithium to produce rechargeable batteries for cars, smartphones, computers, etc. has become much more important due to…
The lack of a strong deterrent element in Brazil’s position on Essequibo
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2023: a defining year for the BRICS
On 30 November 2001, British economist Jim O’Neill wrote an article discussing the context of the world economy, with an…
Zelenskyy’s “put up against the wall” policy
Since the beginning of the Russian invasion, the Ukrainian president has been looking for allies around the world. In addition…
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Methods change, but the objectives remain: the use of football in the international projection of centralizing and dictatorial countries
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Because talking about fraud now is just political propaganda
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An earthquake amid international tensions in Turkey
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The tug-of-war policy of today’s Brazilian militancy
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