Análisis en Profundidad
Artículo Foreign Policy, 07.06.2022 Robbie Gramer y Amy Mackinnon, reporteros
Artículo Foreign Policy, 11.01.2022 Kristaps Andrejsons, periodista radicado en Latvia y creador del podcast The Eastern Border
Moscow’s aggression has stirred old fears in its neighborsIt has been a turbulent few months in the Baltics. If you know history, it shouldn’t be surprising that Baltic publics are worried about Russia and the tumult in the post-Soviet region....
Blog InFacts, 04.12.2019 David H.A. Hannay, miembro de la Cámara de los Lores y ex embajador británico (UE-ONU)Nato’s 70th-anniversary leaders’ meeting at Watford may have papered over some of the cracks and tensions in the Alliance. But it cannot conceal the fact that the British government, with its determination to leave the EU on January 31,...
Blog Brookings, 30.08.2019 Steven K. Pifer, embajador (r) y académico norteamericano (FP-Center for 21st Century Security and Intelligence)
Artículo Project-Syndicate, 19.08.2019 Carl Bildt, ex ministro de RREE (2006-14) y primer ministro sueco (1991-94)Thirty years ago this month, a series of peaceful demonstrations in Eastern Europe set off a chain of events that culminated in the collapse of the Soviet Union. Looking back, it is now clear that Europe experienced a miracle in 1989: the...
Entrevista [Almirante (r) James Stavridis, ex jefe de la OTAN y del Comando Sur:] El Mercurio, 12 de agosto de 2017 Juan Pablo Toro V.
Reportaje El Mercurio, 16.07.2017 Jean Palou Egoaguirre
Columna Project-Syndicate, 24.01.2017 Robert Skidelsky, profesor de Economía Política (U. de Warwick) y miembro de la British Academy in History and EconomicsThe question of the West’s relationship with Russia has been buried by media stories of hacking, sex scandals, and potential blackmail. The dossier by former British spy Christopher Steele about US President Donald Trump’s activities in...
Opinión London Review of Books, 12.01.2017 Peter Pomerantsev
Reportaje La Tercera, 08.12.2016 Cristina Cifuentes