CHINA AND NON-INTERVENTIONISM, OR ON THE NUANCE BETWEEN NARRATIVE AND FACTUAL (PART II)
In the last column… In the last column, of the same name but Part I, we discussed the historical events…
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Humanitarian Crisis in Gaza: Hunger and Violence
A recent UN report highlighted “catastrophic” famine in Gaza. According to the Integrated Food Security Classification (IPC), between April and…
Eyes closed: the UN Security Council’s inertia in the face of the genocide in Gaza
On June 4, the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) voted on a draft resolution calling for an immediate, unconditional and permanent…
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…
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…
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…
10 years of the 2030 Agenda: can development be sustainable?
In 2015, the United Nations proposed 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to replace the old Millennium Development Goals (MDGs). The…
The United States and the relativization of rights – The case of Mahmoud Khalil
The text seeks to analyze how there is a relativization of rights for immigrants and legal residents in the U.S….
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…