Archivos de Categoría: China

Russia’s War on Ukraine Isn’t at a Stalemate. That Encourages Escalation

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Online Analysis (IISS), 03.03. 2026
Nigel Gould-Davies, exembajador y académico británico
The fifth year of Russia’s full-scale war in Ukraine has begun. It is Russia’s longest continuous major war since the 18th century (the 1979-89 Soviet war in Afghanistan was a sideshow in terms of tempo and casualties by comparison). It is also one of the longest...
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The Fault Lines in China’s Power

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Foreign Affairs, 10.06.2026
Ely Ratner and Nick Danby
  • America Must Build—and Use—Leverage Against Beijing
The U.S.-Chinese trade war of 2025 lasted barely a month, but the strategic deficit it exposed had been festering for decades. On April 2, his so-called Liberation Day, U.S. President Donald Trump imposed sweeping tariffs on dozens of countries, including China, which...
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China’s Growing Influence in Latin America

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Foreign Affairs, 06.06.2025
Diana Roy, editora de América Latina en Foreign Affairs
China has developed close economic and security ties with many Latin American countries, including Brazil, Peru, and Venezuela. But Beijing’s increasing sway in the region continues to raise concerns in Washington, prompting greater U.S. engagement. China is South America’s top trading partner and a major...
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America Has Lost Its Leverage Over China

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Foreign Affairs, 13.05.2026
Henrietta Levin, académica del Center for Strategic and International Studies
  • How Trump and Xi Could Cement Beijing’s Advantage for Years to Come
The past year of U.S.-Chinese relations has been extraordinary and head-spinning. In the spring of 2025, U.S. President Donald Trump imposed a de facto trade embargo on China, a measure swiftly...
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China says it wants a stable world order. Does it?

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World Politics Review, 15.05.2026
Paul Post, profesor y académico del Chicago Council on Global Affairs
Though the timing was delayed due to the Iran war, U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping met face-to-face this week in Beijing. The summit follows Trump and Xi's last meeting last year during Trump's tour of East Asia. The...
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Documento interno del MOP sobre contratos con empresas estatales chinas

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ExAnte, 18.06.2026
Redacción
Las inquietudes del Gobierno por las implicancias políticas de las inversiones chinas en Chile quedó plasmada en una minuta interna preparada para el biministro Louis de Grange. El texto advierte de que los conflictos con empresas estatales de ese país trascienden lo económico y escalan al plano diplomático. El tema se ha instalado...
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La diplomacia antártica choca con otro iceberg

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The Interpreter, 04.06.2026
Evan T. Bloom, abogado y exdiplomático estadounidense
 

La diplomacia antártica choca con otro iceberg

Antes de la reunión anual de las partes del Tratado Antártico que acaba de concluir en Hiroshima, la Reunión Consultiva del Tratado Antártico, mis colegas de la Universidad de Tasmania escribieron aquí en The Interpreter que, a pesar del orden mundial...
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On Superpower Suicide

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Thinking About, 09.05.2026
Timothy Snyder, historiador y escritor
  • And the recovery of justice
The United States has just spent billions of dollars to lose a war that enriches its oligarchs, impoverishes the citizenry, sabotages its alliances, and strengthens its enemies. As justification for the self-destructive mindlessness, the White House gestures towards Jesus and genocide. On April 20th...
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Xi’s Forever Purge

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Foreign Affairs, 04.05.2026
Neil Thomas and Shengyu Wang, académicos del Asia Society Institute (Center for China Analysis)
  • The Real Goal Behind China’s “Self-Revolution”
Since becoming China’s leader in 2012, Xi Jinping has carried out stunning assaults on both the Chinese Communist Party and its People’s Liberation Army, purging millions of cadres and even senior leaders who...
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China and the Historical Significance of 1979

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Fair Observer, 03.06.2026
Alfredo Toro Harvy
  • The year 1979 marked a turning point with three defining shifts: the rise of Islamism, the surge of evangelical fundamentalism in the US and China’s economic opening under Leader Deng Xiaoping. His pragmatic reforms transformed China into the world’s largest economy in Purchasing Power Parity terms by 2014. These...
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