Análisis en Profundidad
Editorial The Economist, 02.06.2022
With his threats to use the bomb, Russia’s president has overturned the nuclear orderOne hundred days ago Vladimir Putin launched his invasion of Ukraine by warning of a nuclear strike. Having exalted Russia’s atomic arsenal and promised Ukraine’s subjugation, he threatened countries tempted to interfere with consequences “such as you have never...
Artículo Foreign Policy, 27.05.2022 Amy Mackinnon, reportera de seguridad nacional e inteligencia
Discontent about the Kremlin’s war in Ukraine is growing inside Russia—but it’s not coming from dissidents, who have been jailed or forced into exile. Instead, it’s coming from hawkish veterans groups and military bloggers in Russia, who are expressing growing agitation with the slow pace...
Columna El Líbero, 30.05.2022 Ivan Witker, académico (Universidad Central) e investigador (ANEPE)
Es probable que rusos y ucranianos quieran seguir demostrando superioridad en el campo de batalla por un tiempo másLa pregunta por estos días es: ¿cómo irá a acabar la guerra ruso-ucraniana? Lo que pareció una misión relámpago para los rusos se ha extendido por fatigosos...
Artículo World Politics Review, 25.05.2022 Alexander Clarkson, profesor en estudios europeos (King’s College London)At least once at every conference about an international security crisis, in the midst of debate, a participant will suddenly lean back and quote Carl von Clausewitz in a booming voice to underscore a tenuous point. Sometimes, in order to demonstrate that they...
Columna World Politics Review, 23.05.2022 Paul Poast, profesor de ciencia política y académico del Chicago Council on Global AffairsAs of last week, NATO seemed well on its way to expanding, when Finland and Sweden formally submitted their applications for membership. When they officially join, becoming the 31st and 32nd member of the alliance, it could potentially...
Crónica The New York Times, 23.05.2022 Anton Troianovski
Boris Bondarev says President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia could have spent the last two decades “developing the country” but instead turned it “into some kind of total horror, a threat to the world.”Mr. Bondarev would know: He spent his career promoting Mr. Putin’s foreign policy. A midlevel diplomat at...
Artículo Foreign Policy, 23.05.2022 Michael Hirsh, corresponsal
Appalled by Russian President Vladimir Putin’s Ukraine debacle, Beijing could be open to a new U.S. approachNo one has to be more dismayed by Russian President Vladimir Putin's incompetence on the global stage than Chinese President Xi Jinping, his once-devoted partner. Publicly, Xi is sticking by Putin, and Chinese state...
Artículo London Review of Books, Vol. 44 (10) 2022 Jan-Werner Müller, politólogo e intelectual alemán
Europe after the invasionIn 1990 the heavy metal band Scorpions released ‘Wind of Change’, a song celebrating the end of the Cold War: ‘The future’s in the air/Can feel it everywhere.’ It also contained the hopeful lines: ‘Let your balalaika sing/What my...
Crónica The Economist, 17.05.2022
How the war in Ukraine appears to RussiansWhen Vladimir Putin was first elected president of Russia in 2000, he changed little in the office he inherited from Boris Yeltsin. Yet in place of a pen on the desk, Mr Putin put a television remote control, one visitor noted. The new president would...
Columna El Montonero, 27.05.2022 J. Eduardo Ponce Vivanco, embajador (r) y ex viceministro de RREE peruano
Putin o la reencarnación de HitlerHace cuatro meses que el mundo civilizado observa con horror la devastadora y abusiva agresión rusa contra Ucrania ordenada criminalmente por Vladimir Putin. Al dictador de la Federación de Rusia no le interesa el desprestigio de...