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Straining at the Chain: Cuba, Iran, Brazil, and Vietnam. Part 3
None of these is a complete model. None has achieved the combination of technological self-sufficiency, financial independence, and industrial capacity that genuine sovereignty requires. What they demonstrate collectively is that the space for partial sovereignty exists, and that it can be defended, at a price.
Tamer Mansour
Delcy Rodríguez's India Visit: A U.S.-Backed Energy Pivot?
Venezuela’s acting president visited India to revive oil ties and offer heavy crude as an alternative to Russian supplies, with the US quietly backing the move.
Aleena Im
Lula, Trump, and the Geopolitics of Rare Earths: Brazil’s Position Between Washington and Beijing
Beneath the diplomatic protocol of Lula’s recent visit to Washington lay a strategic contest over rare-earth resources, the ongoing U.S.-China rivalry, and Brazil’s efforts to leverage geopolitical competition for national advantage ahead of the upcoming presidential election.
Ricardo Martins
The Impact of the Iran War on Washington’s Policy Toward Cuba
Samyar Rostami
Multipolar Space
Ksenia Muratshina
The Illusion of Sovereignty: Independence Never Delivered in Africa or the Carpathian. Part 1
Tamer Mansour
Shield of the Americas: The Geopolitics Behind US-Led Counter-Cartel Coalition
Taut Bataut
Will Iranian Conflagration Motivate Trump & HIS Minions to Go-4 an “EASY Win in Cuba?”
Seth Ferris
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