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Ricardo MartinsNew Eastern Outlook |
The EU was born as a peace project. Is it still so? The former German Chancellor reveals in an interview and in her Memoirs that Europe preferred...
“ Stop pushing Zelensky into peace talks”, tells EU Foreign Affairs chief to European leaders. For the EU, a negotiated peace deal is a win for...
China’s expanding economic and geopolitical influence in Latin America has become a significant challenge to the U.S.’s traditional dominance in...
Even before his inauguration, President-elect Donald Trump has been threatening neighbouring countries with tariffs and sanctions, straining...
The morale of the Syrian Army, Assad’s friends busy elsewhere, strong Erdogan’s support and poor intelligence appear to be at the heart of...
The motion of no confidence, voted through on 4 December 2024, has succeeded—a first in France since 1962. All eyes are now on French President...
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol declared emergency martial law in a move that caught everyone by surprise. The situation is particularly...
Some of the media have made a mea culpa over their coverage of the clashes between Maccabi Tel Aviv hooligans and Dutch citizens in Amsterdam,...
The U.S. strategic interests in Ukraine and China diverge due to differing geopolitical, economic, and military calculations. China, on the other...
Great and deeply worrisome expectations surrounded Trump’s startling return to power, both during his campaign and in the wake of his victory. Most...
At the centre of the dispute that led to the collapse of the governing coalition was Christian Lindner, the finance minister dismissed by...
The only case in history when football hooligans wreaked havoc, yet local citizens were blame d . Mainstream media and politicians have manufactured...
It has become repetitive: with every American election, Europeans from all political backgrounds, whether or not they hold political or economic...
In a blunt act of foreign interference, the EU abandoned its traditional soft diplomacy and stated that Georgia’s membership is off the table...
Western Democracies vantage themselves to be the only liberal democratic, rule-of-law system in the world. However, their democracies are not in...
Contrary to what the mainstream media previously propagated, the Kazan summit showed Putin leading a successful gathering of the Global majority....
The BRICS Summit in Kazan, Russia, aims to be a turning point towards a truly multipolar or multi-nodal world that has been in transition for a few...
The world is giving birth to a new era, the era where the sole dominance of the U.S. and its currency, the American dollar, is slowly coming to an...
In many countries of the Global South, the author found unique forms of democracy and participatory processes have emerged that differ from those...
There are ongoing discussions about the need for the West, especially the United States (US) and the European Union (EU) to de-risk and/or decouple...
In this article, I explain how the EU Anti-Deforestation Law impacts the Global South, particularly Brazilian exports to the European Union (EU)...
Erdoğan’s interest in joining BRICS reflects Turkey’s desire to diversify its geopolitical alliances while also testing the limits of its ability...
The lack of European competitiveness or falling behind compared to the US, China and other vibrant Asian economies has rung the urgency bell,...