Reportaje El País, 25.11.2017 Pilar BonetVladímir Putin ha convertido las legislativas del 2 de diciembre en un plebiscito sobre su persona. Meses después dejará de ser presidente, pero ni él ni sus ex compañeros del KGB parecen dispuestos a irse. Tiene vocación de zar. En la avenida Kutúzovski de Moscú, un coche aparcado en plena calzada impide la...
The Moral Perils of Being Polish
Artículo Foreign Policy, 29.02.2016 Emily Tamkin
Lech Walesa, Poland’s legendary dissident, may have been a communist informant, but that makes him neither hero nor villain — only complicated, like his country.
Lech Walesa was the leader of Poland’s 1980s opposition movement, Solidarity (Solidarnosc), a national hero, and the... Ukraine’s Turmoil Is a Gift for the Last Dictator of Europe
Artículo Foreign Policy, 16.10.2015 Amy MacKinnon, periodista independiente escocesaThe wily president of Belarus is secure at home and newly prominent abroad. Here's how he exploited Ukraine's revolution. [caption id="attachment_15519" align="alignnone" width="3272"]
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Ukraine’s Turmoil Is a Gift for the Last Dictator of Europe
Artículo Foreign Policy, 16.10.2015 Amy MackinnonThe wily president of Belarus is secure at home and newly prominent abroad. Here's how he exploited Ukraine's revolutionEven before polling had opened in last Sunday’s presidential elections in Belarus, there was little doubt about who would win. Incumbent President Alexander Lukashenko was duly reelected to his fifth term with over 83...
Who is a Better Strategist: Obama or Putin?
Artículo Foreign Policy, 09.10.2015 Stephen M. Walt, profesor de RRII en la U. de HarvardPitting a former KGB agent against a former community organizer and seeing what happens in SyriaThat’s not quite the right question, of course, because both leaders depend to some degree on intelligence reports and advice from trusted advisors and not just their own...