Artículo Council on Foreign Relations, 10.07.2026 Thomas E. Graham, académico norteamericano (CFR) y exdirector para Rusia (CNS)Resolve at the NATO summit to bolster Ukraine and President Donald Trump’s newly supportive comments could create momentum for negotiations to end the war. But Russian President Vladimir Putin, despite a string of setbacks, appears ready to ramp up his...
Why We Should Fight
Artículo Foreign Affairs, September-October 2026 Kori Schake
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Responding forcefully to the Axis of Resistance
Análisis Long War Journal, 02.09.2024 Edmund Fitton-Brown, exembajador británico y académico (Foundation for Defense of Democracies)Iran has defined itself in opposition to Israel, the United States, and the wider West since the 1979 Islamic Revolution. Over the course of half a century of complex regional and global events, the clerical regime’s hostility and determination to “resist”...
Soviet Dissidents Understood What Russia’s Exiled Opposition Has Forgotten
Artículo The Moscow Times, 11.08.2026 Nigel Gould-Davies, exembajador y académico británico (IISS-RUSI)In a recent article for The Moscow Times, the prominent Russian opposition politician Ilya Yashin claimed I argued that “the interests of Russia’s opposition in exile are fundamentally at odds with Europe’s security.” I did no such thing, and readers can judge for themselves here. But...
The Hidden Path to Regime Change in Iran
Artículo Foreign Affairs, 28.07.2026 Nader Hashemi, profesor sobre Medio Oriente y Política Islámica (U. de Georgetown)
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Ending the War Can Strengthen the Prospects for Democracy
The Iran Cease-Fire Was Doomed to Fail
Artículo Foreign Affairs, 22.07.2026 Neil Quilliam, académico, y Sanam Vakil, director (Chatham House M. East & N. Africa Programme)
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Why Transactionalism Won’t Deliver Peace in the Middle East
The Middle East has a new Saudi-led axis
Artículo Foreign Policy, 01.07.2026 Anchal Vohra, columnista basado en Bruselas
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The newfound bloc has emerged as a potential winner from the Iran war
As the Tide Turns Against Putin, Beware the Drowning Man
Artículo Foreign Policy, 25.06.2026 Peter Frankopan, profesor de historia global (U. de Oxford)
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Like a struggling swimmer, he may take desperate measures to stay afloat
The Next Russia Threat
Artículo Foreign Affairs, 23.06.2026 Michael Kofman, académico norteamericano del Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
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Moscow’s Military Power After Ukraine
Does Russia’s exiled opposition want what’s best for Europe?
Artículo The Spectator Australia, 01.08.2026 Nigel Gould-Davies, exembajador y académico británico (IISS/RUSI)The European Union has just imposed a visa ban on serving and former Russian soldiers. Implementation will not be easy – how do you tell if an applicant has served in the military? – but the principle is sound: those fighting for a state that...