Columna El País, 19.06.2016 Héctor E. Schamis, cientista político argentino, profesor (Georgetown) y consejero de CADAL
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El presidente de República Dominicana plantea que la OEA pida perdón
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Análisis Stratfor Global Intelligence, 27.05.2016
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What North Korea lacks in sophistication it makes up for in guile. Its answer to any attack would go beyond conventional means to include its experienced commando force, cyberwarfare capability and submarine force, at the very least. Though North Korea has chemical weapons,...What China Owes a Bygone Era
Análisis Stratfor Global Intelligence, 19.05.2016
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Since the end of the Cold War, international politics has been defined by the rise of universal human rights as norms. The leading world power, the United States, has used human rights rhetoric to pursue its global interests, citing it in plans to...The World’s Next Country
Artículo Foreign Policy, 21.01.2015 Christian Caryl, periodista, columnista y escritor norteamericano
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The Kurds are on the verge of getting a homeland of their own. If they do, the Middle East will never be the same.
As you walk around the streets of this city of 500,000, you could be forgiven... Death and Destruction: Bin Laden’s True Legacy
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... Crisis de Ucrania: los origenes del caos
Reportaje Jot Down, marzo 2015 E.J. Rodríguez[caption id="attachment_25902" align="alignnone" width="1094"]
Soldado de las fuerzas separatistas en Donetsk, este de Ucrania (foto: Corbis)[/caption]