Columna El Líbero, 10.02.2020 Enrique Subercaseaux M., ex diplomático, gestor cultural y director Fundación Voz Nacional
Es urgente poner un freno a la venta desproporcionada de armas
Columna Infobae, 06.02.2020 Roberto García Moritán, embajador (r) y ex viceministro de RREE argentinoEl comercio de armas convencionales es el negocio más lucrativo a nivel global. Las ventas han crecido un 40% con relación a principios de siglo. En el 2019 alcanzó la cifra récord de las mayores transacciones en la historia. Cinco países (Estados Unidos, Rusia,...
Cambios radicales y nuevos horizontes en el año nuevo chino
Columna El Líbero, 25.01.2020 Enrique Subercaseaux M., ex diplomático, gestor cultural y Director Fundación Voz NacionalEl horóscopo chino ha dejado de ser una curiosidad para convertirse en un referente en el mundo entero, sea por sus festividades -arruinadas en China este año por el brote de una nueva epidemia, el coronavirus- o por sus oportunidades comerciales: en...
Battle of the Ages to stop Eurasian integration
Carta OpinionGlobal, 18.01.2020 Riad Fouad Saade, empresario libanés y consul honorario de Chile en BeirutWhile we moved from the bipolar post WW2 confrontation between the USA and Soviet Union, into the unipolar hegemony of the USA after the fall of the Berlin war, we entered lately in the era of a new confrontation: Eurasia v/s USA. Once again,...
Russians are coming — to the Indian Ocean
Columna Indian Punchline, 13.01.2020 M.K. Bhadrakumar, ex diplomático y columnista indioThe Cold-War hypothesis that the Soviet Union was hoping to “wet its toes” in the Indian Ocean was in reality an extension of the geopolitical construct known as the “Anglo-Russian Question” that was written about by Lord Curzon, onetime viceroy of British India (1899-1905). We now know...
The fine print of US-China trade deal
Columna Indian Punchline, 15.12.2019 M.K. Bhadrakumar, ex diplomático y columnista indio
The US-China trade deal is harbinger of even harder talks, but apparent pragmatism on both sides is a positive sign
The agreement on the terms of the first phase of a trade deal between the US and China broadly envisages that Washington would reduce some tariffs on Chinese goods while Beijing would...Xi Jinping Knows Who His Enemies Are
Reseña de libro [François Bougon en Inside the Mind of Xi Jinping. Hurst, 2018] Foreign Policy, 21.11.2019 Tanner Greer, escritor y estratega residente en Taiwan
A new book lays out the Chinese leader’s stark worldview
Xi Jinping is a Chinese renaissance man. Self-assured, self-possessed, and utterly unflappable, Xi is equally at home on the hearths of struggling farmers...The Geopolitics of India: A Shifting, Self-Contained World
Assessment Stratfor, 01.04.2012
The geopolitics of India must be considered in the geographical context of the Indian subcontinent — a self-contained region that includes India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and, depending how one defines it, Nepal and Bhutan. We call the subcontinent "self-contained" because it is a region that is isolated on all sides by difficult terrain or...
El futuro de la OTAN
Columna Infobae, 09.12.2019 Roberto García Moritán, embajador (r) y ex viceministro de RREE argentinoLa Organización del Tratado del Atlántico Norte (OTAN), que ha duplicado su tamaño desde 1949 y ampliado la frontera a 1600 kilómetros de Moscú, se encuentra en la encrucijada de definir la orientación futura. A 70 años de su constitución y 28 de la desaparición...
Colombo draws the red line for India
Columna Indian Punchline, 03.12.2019 M.K. Bhadrakumar, ex diplomático y columnista indioSri Lanka is a role model for the dictum of diplomacy being the extension of a country’s national policies. Sri Lanka’s performance must be commended since it also grapples with an unresolved nationality question in which its big neighbour India has historically staked claim as stakeholder,...