Análisis en Profundidad
Artículo Foreign Policy, 05.05.2016 Siobhán O'Grady, periodista norteamericana
In 1979, Francisco Macías Nguema was enjoying his 11th year in power as president for life in Equatorial Guinea — a tiny, former Spanish colony in central Africa. All in all, things had been going well for the merciless dictator, who... Columna El Confidencial, 04.05.2016 José Zorrilla
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Análisis Security Weekly, 05.05.2016 Scott Stewart
May 2 marked the five-year anniversary of the U.S. raid in Abbottabad, Pakistan, that resulted in the death of Osama bin Laden. In the wake of that operation, we noted that while bin Laden's death fulfilled a sense... Reportaje The New York Times, 30.04.2016 Declan WalshOn the edge of Aleppo’s ancient citadel, Zahra and her family squatted in a once-grand apartment, now facing rebel lines. Plastic sheets covered its tall windows to shield the space from a sniper’s view; shelling boomed in the distance. Zahra, 25, who gave just one name, flicked between two photos on...
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Columna El Universal, 30.03.2016 Sadio Garavini di Turno, miembro del Grupo Avila[caption id="attachment_24840" align="alignnone" width="770"]
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Estado fallido o fracasado es un término relativamente reciente en la ciencia política contemporánea. De acuerdo al centro de estudios Fund for Peace, un Estado fallido se tipifica por la pérdida de control físico del... 
Opinión El Mundo, 12.03.2016 Rosa Meneses
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Si Siria fuera ese país sin nombre que el gran Abderrahman Munif describe en su novela... 
Artículo London Review of Books, Vol.38 (5) 2016 Patrick Cockburn, periodista y escritorThe war in Syria and Iraq has produced two new de facto states in the last five years and enabled a third quasi-state greatly to expand its territory and power. The two new states, though unrecognised internationally, are stronger militarily and politically than most members of...
Artículo Fair Observer, 15.10.2015 John Feffer, autor y co-fundador de Foreing Policy in Focus (Institute for Policy Studies)Putin’s attempt at “shock and awe” in Syria has all the hallmarks of failed US interventions of the past. [caption id="attachment_15358" align="alignnone" width="490"]
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Richard Nixon lied. Surely this is... Reportaje Foreign Policy, 05.10.2015 Elizabeth Dickinson, periodista con estudios africanos de la U. de YalePerched in a seaside villa in eastern Tunisia, Osama Kubbar had anxiously waited for days for the final news about his guns. It was May 2011, five months into the Arab Spring, and Kubbar, a Libyan smuggler, was remotely tracking the slow movements...