Archivos de Categoría: Asia

Aung San Suu Kyi Is A Politician, Not A Monster

Artículo
Foreign Policy, 14.05.2018
Peter A. Coclanis, historiador, profesor y director del Global Research Institute (U. de NC-Chapel Hill)
  • Western liberals projected their own hopes onto "the Lady" — and then blamed her for not living up to them
[caption id="attachment_30307" align="alignright" width="400"] Volunteers take down posters of Aung San Suu Kyi...
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Brzezinski’s Ghost Shapes Washington Eurasia Geopolitics

Artículo
New Eastern Outlook, 15.05.2018 
William Engdahl
One of the most outstanding features of a truly standing-out Trump Presidency to date is how precisely the actual policy developments, when we clear away the deliberate smoke and mirrors of tweets and scandal, follow a basic strategy of Washington geopolitics going back to at least 1992. This is the case...
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Will Shashi Tharoor’s Recommendations Reform the MEA for the Better?

Columna
The Wire, 25.10.2017
Kishan S. Rana, ex embajador indio y académico del Institute of Chinese Studies-Nueva Delhi
Examining the three measures Tharoor suggested, and others which are debated frequently, aimed at improving India’s foreign policy and its delivery
Congress member of parliament Shashi Tharoor, a former United Nations undersecretary general and a former minister of state in the...
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Aung San Suu Kyi: la ‘dama’ ciega

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El Periódico, 02.12.2017
Rosa Massagué
La expulsión de los rohinyá ha minado la autoridad moral de la política y activista birmana
El comité del Premio Nobel de la Paz otorgó dicho galardón a Aung San Suu Kyi por su lucha no violenta a favor de la democracia y los derechos humanos y por ser un símbolo contra la opresión. Así el comité...
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China’s New Emperor

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Project-Syndicate, 25.10.2017
Chris Patten, ex governador de Hong Kong, ex comisionado de la UE para asuntos externos y Canciller (U. de Oxford)
In another country, Chinese President Xi Jinping's concentration of power might trigger accusations of latter-day totalitarianism. In China, however, Xi's behavior has drawn praise from observers who believe that he is leading the way to...
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Xi Jinping’s thinking is ranked alongside Mao’s

Editorial
The Economist, 24.10.2017
  • Does this mean no one can challenge him?
The constitution of the Chinese Communist Party defines what it means to be a party member and lists the organisation’s core beliefs. On October 24th a new principle was added to it: “Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with...
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The North Korean Cult

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Project-Syndicate, 09.10.2017
Ian Buruma, historiador y editor del The New York Review of Books
It is possible that North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-un, and perhaps even some subjects of his despotic rule, would rather be obliterated than give in. It would not be the first time that a quasi-religious movement turned...
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Meet Kim Yo-jong, the sister who is the brains behind Kim Jong-un’s image

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The Guardian, 09.10.2017
Justin McCurran
  • North Korean leader’s sibling is about 30, and a computing graduate turned propagandist who has helped her brother cement his grip on power
Kim Yo-jong’s promotion to the politburo of North Korea’s workers’ party is a sign that Kim Jong-un has absolute trust in his younger sister – rumoured to be the brains behind his carefully...
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North Korea: Kim Jong-un promotes sister Kim Yo-jong to centre of power

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The Guardian, 08.10.2017
(Reuters)
  • Promotion further consolidates family’s power as leader says nation’s nuclear weapons are a ‘powerful deterrent’
[caption id="attachment_23230" align="alignright" width="400"] North Korean leader Kim Jong-un (right) accompanied by younger sister, Kim Yo-jong. KCNA/EPA[/caption] North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has promoted his sister Kim Yo-jong to the politburo – the nation’s...
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