How is ASEAN responding to the new world order? Faced with the US-China rivalry, Russia’s outreach, and rising geopolitical tensions, the bloc is reinforcing its economic, technological, and diplomatic integration to preserve its autonomy and relevance in the Indo-Pacific.

Daniel Ortega announced the end of elections in Nicaragua. Understand the context, reactions, and possible consequences of the decision.

Understand how the major new US tariff hike on Brazil affects exports, which products were taxed or exempted, and the impacts on the Brazilian economy.

Turkey's survival strategy is based on pragmatism and the pursuit of strategic autonomy. Positioned between East and West, Ankara seeks to balance relations with various powers to safeguard its interests within an increasingly multipolar international order.

The US decision to classify PCC and Comando Vermelho as terrorist organizations could alter Brazil's position on the international stage, increasing financial, diplomatic, and strategic pressure on the country.

A pragmatic renegotiation of strategic interests between Brazil and the United States, but the lack of transparency about the meeting still fuels doubts and political disputes.

Globalization has changed. The text analyzes how the transition from integration to fragmentation redefines the international system and what its risks are for the future.

Cuba and Venezuela: laboratories of a US influence strategy

War drives innovation. From World War II computing to military artificial intelligence, advanced technologies transform the battlefield and strategic decision-making.

With risks to oil flows in the Gulf and shocks to energy markets, the escalation of the war with Iran could trigger a new wave of instability in the global economy.

AI is reshaping the distribution of global power not through brute force, but through speed, opacity, and ease of proliferation. Unlike nuclear weapons, it escapes classic control mechanisms, and that is precisely where its greatest risk lies.

Wars and crises are no longer the exception; they now structure international politics. Ukraine, Gaza, Venezuela, and the Arctic reveal a security governance based not on resolution, but on the permanent management of instability, with selective responses, short horizons, and increasingly fragile norms.

Why did the world's greatest power decide to cross a border, arrest a sitting head of state, and assume the "stability" of another country? What really makes Venezuela a strategic target for the United States?

The surge in gold and Bitcoin in 2025 reveals more than simple financial euphoria. It marks a historic shift in how countries manage their international reserves, signaling a weakening of confidence in the dollar and the advance of a more fragmented and multipolar monetary order.

In the age of technological interdependence, digital diplomacy has become a central instrument of power, capable of transforming technical standards into political influence and redefining international governance of the digital environment.

After the Kashmir attack, India and Pakistan are experiencing a new crisis, with the U.S. calling for moderation and China in a dilemma. India is moving closer to Washington, escalating regional and global tensions.

In the first 100 days of his 2025 term, Donald Trump implemented a series of measures that marked significant changes in US domestic and foreign policy.

TikTok's ban goes beyond politics: understand the reason and its possible risks.

The newly elected President of the United States, Donald Trump, has recently expressed expansionist intentions toward multiple targets.