Columna Wall Street International Magazine, 24.07.2018 Samuel Fernández Illanes, abogado (PUC), embajador (r) y profesor (U. Central)
¿Por qué Estados Unidos pierde todas las guerras que comienza?
Reseña de libro Esglobal, 23.03.2018 Francis Ghilès, cientista político (Grenoble-Oxford) y analista internacional[caption id="attachment_29077" align="alignnone" width="600"]
Las fuerzas especiales de EE UU en el conflicto de Irak. Ahmad Al-Rubaye/AFP/Getty Images[/caption]
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Un profundo análisis del historial de guerra de Estados Unidos, años en los que el país ha seguido cometiendo errores...
Putin’s new arms race is all about his need to be taken seriously
Columna The Guardian, 02.03.2018 Mark Galeotti, académico del Institute of International Relations-Prague
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It may all have been bluff and braggadocio, but Russia’s president has little else left to motivate voters
‘Putin was not so much seeking to start a new arms race abroad, as trying to keep... La seguridad internacional depende de mayor diplomacia y menor rivalidad
Columna Infobae, 13.03.2018 Roberto García Moritán, embajador (r) y ex viceministro de RREE argentinoLa carrera armamentista encarada por las principales potencias es la mayor en la historia de la humanidad. La emergencia de China y el retorno de Rusia a la primera línea de la geopolítica, tras un período de introspección, marca una nueva dinámica en materia...
Putin on the nukes
Columna Brookings, 02.03.2017 Steven K. Pifer, embajador (r) y académico norteamericano del Center for 21st Century Security and Intelligence
- Vladimir Putin devoted one-third of his March 1 state of the union speech to new Russian weapons systems, particularly nuclear weapons that could strike the United States. What he said is worrisome, in part because it suggests he remains...
Questions about the Nuclear Posture Review
Columna Brookimgs, 05.02.2018 Steven K. Pifer, embajador (r) y académico norteamericano del Center for 21st Century Security and IntelligenceThe Pentagon on February 2 released the Trump administration’s nuclear posture review (NPR). The NPR describes the role the administration sees for nuclear weapons in U.S. national security policy and the specific weapons systems it believes necessary to support that posture. While...
Order from Chaos: Arms and the men
Presentación Brookings Testimonies, 16.01.2018 Steven K. Pifer, embajador (r) y académico norteamericano (Center for 21st Century Security and Intelligence-Center on the United States and Europe)Nuclear arms control has been a central feature of the relationship between Washington and Moscow for some 50 years, but the nuclear arms control regime appears increasingly fragile. Several factors are placing the regime...
La Casa Gibbs y el guano del Perú
Blog Bradanovic Blogspot,02.03.2016 Tomás Bradanovic
Me encontré con una tesis muy entretenida escrita por Natalia Sobrevilla Perea de la Universidad de Londres, que trata sobre la economía del Perú antes de la Guerra del Pacífico. Es un tema que me interesa no solo porque sé poca historia del Perú sino que además mi abuelo... The Death of the INF Treaty Could Signal a U.S.-Russia Missile Race
Columna The National Interest, 06.12.2017 Steven K. Pifer, embajador (r) y académico norteamericano del Brookings Arms Control and Nonproliferation InitiativeThe Intermediate-range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty marks its thirtieth anniversary on December 8. That could be one of its last. Russia has violated the treaty by deploying a prohibited ground-launched cruise missile. Congress has set the Department of Defense...
Meet Kim Yo-jong, the sister who is the brains behind Kim Jong-un’s image
Reportaje The Guardian, 09.10.2017 Justin McCurran
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North Korean leader’s sibling is about 30, and a computing graduate turned propagandist who has helped her brother cement his grip on power