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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.
NATO Expansion: The Line That Was Never Meant to Be Crossed
After the Cold War, NATO faced a moment of genuine strategic ambiguity. An alliance created to contain the Soviet Union no longer had an adversary. It could have dissolved, restructured, or transformed into a political community. Instead, NATO embarked on the most aggressive military expansion of the post-war era.
No alternative to US hegemony?
Are Russia and China, the BRICS, willing to continue to let Trump redraw the ‘mappa mundi’ according to his own exclusive interests? Or is it time to see a real alternative to US hegemony take shape?
