After all, why did Trump nearly blow up the transatlantic relationship?
“It is the plague of our times that the blind are led by the mad.” The line from the fourth…
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From the Monroe Doctrine to the Trump Corollary
Following the analysis presented in the column “Operation Absolute Resolution and the American internal conflict,” we will take as our…
Operation Absolute Resolve and the internal US conflict
In the early hours of January 3, 2026, the world watched with growing apprehension as Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and…
The End of the War That Hasn’t Ended Yet
The Constructivist Analysis of the Israel-Gaza Conflict in 2025: Peace Discourse versus the Historical and Geopolitical Reality of Expansion and…
From rapprochement to rupture: the diplomatic crisis between Washington and Caracas
By Débora Guedes Falcão and Cinthya Araújo* This column analyzes the latest developments in the relationship between the United States…
Syria Revisited: the external challenges of reconstruction
By Nicolas Zupardo Dutra* and Cinthya Araújo In December 2024, we published a column discussing the Syrian rebel offensive and…
Why small drones matter and why Brazil cannot afford to miss the boat (again)
Ever since humanity took to the skies with airplanes, the risk of losing highly skilled pilots has always been a…
40 years of the Schengen Agreement: the principle that is beginning to age like milk
On its four-decade anniversary, the agreement that started the wave of free movement in Europe is under serious threat today….
Damascus has fallen: the impact of the offensive in Syria
By Nicolas Zupardo Dutra e Cinthya Araújo* “Welcome back, Bashar Al-Assad,” was the headline of an article published by the…
The Gripen Case: how technological dependence affects Brazil’s Defence
“It is very good to discuss agreements with a credible squad behind you”, this phrase, then credited to the Baron…
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