Artículo BiobioChile 22.08.2026 Jorge G. Guzmán, abogado, exdiplomático y académico (U. Autónoma)El gobierno del Japón reaccionó con dureza a la reciente visita de Vladimir Putin a las islas Kuriles, un archipiélago del Pacífico Noroeste compuesto por más de 50 islas, dispersas entre la Península de Kamchatka y la isla japonesa de Hokkaido. Japón considera que las cuatro...
The Time Is Ripe for Russia-Ukraine Peace Talks, But Putin Could Escalate Conflict
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...
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...
Presidente Kast designó a seis nuevos embajadores de Chile en el exterior
Comunicado Cooperativa, 11.08.2026 Ministerio de RREEEl presidente José Antonio Kast designó a seis nuevos embajadores de Chile en el exterior, según informó el Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores a través de un comunicado oficial. Todas las autoridades nombradas, pertenecientes a la carrera diplomática, ya recibieron el beneplácito formal de los respectivos Estados receptores. De acuerdo con lo informado...
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...
Putin, in the shadow of Peter the Great
Columna MEER Magazine, 10.07.2026 Fernando Ayala, economista (U. de Zagreb), cientista político (PUC) y embajador ®
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How centuries of Russian history continue to shape Vladimir Putin's geopolitical vision
The Global Threat of Russia’s International Partnerships
Columna The Moscow Times, 18.11.2024 Nigel Gould-Davies, exdiplomático y académico británico (IISS/RUSI)Thousands of North Korean troops have begun to engage Ukrainian forces in Russia’s Kursk region, and may soon enter Ukraine. This astonishing development amplifies an alarming wider trend: Russia’s war needs are driving it to depend on revisionist states around the world. This has far-reaching...
Ukraine’s remarkable anti-populism
Artículo IISS, 24.07.2026 Nigel Gould-Davies, exdiplomático y académico británico (IISS)Following mass protests, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has replaced Oleksandr Syrskyi with Mykhailo Drapatyi as chief of Ukraine’s armed forces. The outcome augurs well for Ukraine’s conduct of the war and its domestic stability. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s decision on 21 July 2026 to replace General Oleksandr Syrskyi with...