Opinión El País, 05.11.2015 Jorge Cachinero, profesor del IE Business School y miembro del Real Instituto Elcano
- Brasil, China y la cuenca del Pacífico son las grandes oportunidades para combatir la incertidumbre
‘China no será muy agresiva, necesita estabilidad’
Entrevista [Nicolas Berggruen] El País, 05.11.2015 Macarena Vidal Liy
- China es la segunda economía del mundo pero un gran desconocido en Occidente, que ve aún con suspicacia su auge. Es la tesis del financiero (accionista del grupo Prisa, editor de EL PAÍS) y filántropo Nicolas Berggruen.
- El Instituto Berggruen sobre la Gobernanza ha organizado esta semana, junto a organismos...
The New Latin America
Análisis Geopolitical Weekly, 03.11.2015 Reggie Thompson, MBA en RRII (U. de Texas A&M)Several years into a Chinese economic slowdown, the Latin American economies that relied on China to buy up their key exports are feeling the pain. With less hard currency coming in, governments across the region are rapidly readjusting their spending plans and preparing to govern...
‘Gallito’ entre China y Estados Unidos
Editorial El Mercurio, 02.11.2015La proyección de EE.UU. al Asia Pacífico, y su intención de marcar presencia en esa región, causa tensiones con China, que advirtió del peligro de crear un conflicto entre ambos. Su política de "giro al Asia" y el Acuerdo Transpacífico de Cooperación Económica (TPP) alarman a Beijing, que no quiere a Washington demasiado...
De Bosnia a Ucrania: la necesidad de fortalecer la presencia militar europea
Matías Salazar H.*
Europa no puede continuar dándose el lujo de no considerar, dentro de sus prioridades, la restauración de un sistema de defensa común, a raíz de los cambios estructurales de poder en el sistema mundial, en particular el Powerpolitics (geopolítica neo-imperialista) que muestra la Rusia de Putin en Ucrania.
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