Archivos de Categoría: Corea del Norte

The Obama Doctrine

Reportaje
The Atlantic, abril 2016
Jeffrey Goldberg
  • The U.S. president talks through his hardest decisions about America’s role in the world.
Friday, August 30, 2013, the day the feckless Barack Obama brought to a premature end America’s reign as the world’s sole indispensable superpower—or, alternatively, the day the sagacious Barack Obama peered into the Middle Eastern abyss and stepped back...
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The China-North Korea Relationship

Artículo
CFR Backgrounder, 08.02.2016
Eleanor Albert y Beina Xu
[caption id="attachment_22009" align="alignnone" width="921"]Chinese Communist Party official Liu Yunshan with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un in Pyongyang. Photo: Kyodo/Reuters Chinese Communist Party official Liu Yunshan with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un in Pyongyang. Photo: Kyodo/Reuters[/caption]

Introduction

China is North Korea’s most important ally,...
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Un convulsionado mundo multipolar

Columna
El Líbero, 23.01.2016
Juan Salazar Sparks, cientista político, embajador (r) y director ejecutivo de CEPERI
Son muchos los conflictos internacionales que se arrastran y otros que se manifestarán en el curso del 2016, poniendo en riesgo la paz y seguridad internacionales. Tal vez el más complejo concierne a una aparente guerra civil islámica (suníes vs. chiíes), con...
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History is Being Rewritten in East Asia

Opinión
Fair Observer, 23.12.2015
Sebastien Smith, escritor freelance y voluntario en el Proyecto de Desarrollo Educacional Chino
  • China, South Korea and Japan need to be more honest about their own history if they want peace and stability.
[caption id="attachment_19264" align="alignnone" width="443"](www.en.wikipedia.org) (www.en.wikipedia.org)[/caption] The Nanjing Massacre. “Comfort women.” Did the Chinese communist forces...
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Geopolitics and the Pitfalls of Provocation

Análisis
Geopolitical Weekly, 20.10.2015
Rodger Baker, MBA en historia militar de la U. de Norwich
Words matter in seeking to explain the actions of states and individuals and to divine the response that would best protect the national (or business or personal) interest. Complexities abound, and assertions based on minimal facts often must be made. Oversimplification is frequently a...
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A Pivotal U.S.-Korea Summit?

Análisis
Council on Foreign Relations, 13.10.2015
Scott Snyder, miembro senior de Koreas Studies y director del programa US-Korea Policy
Restricting a Nuclear North Korea North Korea's persistent, belligerent rhetoric and unchecked efforts to develop nuclear and missile capabilities will top the Obama-Park summit's agenda. The immediate challenge is how to disrupt a pattern of North Korean long-range missile and...
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The Koreas, Bastion of Cold War Realism

Artículo
The Diplomat, 25.06.2015
Morgan Potts, editor del British Association for Korean Studies
A reluctant but pragmatic defense of neorealism in Northeast Asia. Nuclear crises, propaganda and espionage, a clash of ideologies – the Korean peninsula is the  only place in the world where the Cold War lingers. This persistence is the result of the 1953 Armistice Agreement and...
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Una bomba nuclear saudita?

Columna
La Razón, 20.06.2015
Fareed Zakaria, analista internacional
¿No podría Arabia Saudita simplemente comprar una bomba nuclear? Eso es altamente improbable De los distintos aspectos desconcertantes respecto al futuro de Medio Oriente, no cabe duda de que una carrera de armas nucleares estaría a la cabeza. Para alimentar aún más esta inquietud, el reino de Arabia Saudita ha estado...
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A Net Assessment of East Asia

Análisis
Geopolitical Weekly, 16.06.2015
George Friedman, presidente Stratfor Global Intelligence
When I began this series a month ago, I pointed out that the most significant feature of the global system currently is the ongoing destabilization of the Eurasian land mass, from the Atlantic to the Pacific, from the Arctic to the Arabian Sea. One important aspect of this...
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