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Europe and the End of the Transatlantic Alliance: From Strategic Denial to Schizophrenic Dependency
As Washington openly redefines Europe as a subordinate rather than a partner, Brussels persists in the language of alliance. This growing mismatch between American strategy and European self-perception is turning the transatlantic relationship into a dangerous illusion.
Why Washington Is Betting on Latin America’s New Right
Latin America is not just turning right; it is turning angry, and Washington is cheering. From Santiago to Buenos Aires, voters are rejecting the centre, embracing a new, unapologetic right.
From Universalism to security: Chile’s Foreign Policy under José Antonio Kast
The second round of the presidential election in Chile marked the end of a series of plebiscites in Latin America in 2025. Given Chile’s geopolitical importance in the context of the struggle between world powers for rare earth metals, the personality of the newly elected president, José Antonio Kast, and his foreign policy agenda are attracting attention in the most remote corners of the world.
