Análisis en Profundidad
Análisis Stratfor Global Intelligence, 28.02.2016 Thomas Vien and Evan Rees[caption id="attachment_22427" align="alignnone" width="921"]
Nationalist officials scuffle with a black market cigarette vendor — the event that sparked nationwide protests Feb. 28,... 
Columna El Confidencial, 28.02.2016 Héctor G. Barnés
Felipe González, fotografiado en el Congreso el 13 de junio de... Artículo La Monde Diplomatique, N*200 (febrero 2016) Pablo Estefanoni, historiador, columnista y escritor argentino
Artículo London Review of Books, Vol.38 (5) 2016 Patrick Cockburn, periodista y escritorThe war in Syria and Iraq has produced two new de facto states in the last five years and enabled a third quasi-state greatly to expand its territory and power. The two new states, though unrecognised internationally, are stronger militarily and politically than most members of...
Análisis Global Affairs, 24.02.2016 Ian MorrisIn his insightful Feb. 20 Global Affairs column, "Why the West Should Pay More Attention to Moldova," Steve Hall asked: "Why risk further conflict — perhaps armed conflict — with Russia over a place most Americans and many Europeans cannot locate on a map?" As if on cue, February also saw the publication...
Artículo CFR Backgrounder, 08.02.2016 Eleanor Albert y Beina Xu[caption id="attachment_22009" align="alignnone" width="921"]
Chinese Communist Party official Liu Yunshan with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un in Pyongyang. Photo: Kyodo/Reuters[/caption]
Artículo CFR Backgrounder, 17.02.2016 Jonathan Masters, segundo editor
Análisis Stratfor Global Intelligence, 27.01.2016[caption id="attachment_20972" align="alignnone" width="517"]
People walk past a monument celebrating the Soviet victory over the German army in Tiraspol, Moldova, in April 2014.... 
Análisis Stratfor Global Intelligence, 01.01.2016 Analista principal: Eugene ChausovskySummary Much like the Caucasus, Central Asia serves as a relatively new but no less important staging ground for the ongoing competition between Russia and the West. Since the fall of the Soviet Union, the region has been somewhat of a melange of indecision and opportunism: Kazakhstan has stayed close...
Análisis Stratfor Global Intelligence, 31.12.2015 Analista principal: Eugene ChausovskySummary Where the boundaries of Europe and Asia meet, a relatively new arena has emerged in the competition between Russia and the West: the Caucasus. The region, which comprises Georgia, Azerbaijan and Armenia, rests outside mainland Europe and is surrounded by regional powers. A wave of separatist movements since the...