This is about how the peoples in over 50 countries feel about other countries and their leaders, and especially about America, China, Russia, and the EU. This is the closest thing to comprehensive global polling about such matters; and, since the same questions are being surveyed in each of the […]
Latin America
Benjamin Netanyahu Has Become “Israel’s No.1 Threat”: How is that?
Since the Seventh-October attack on Israeli settlements, Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, has steadily become less and less popular inside of his own country, and also around world. The speedy decline in Netanyahu’s popularity can be linked to multi factors highlighted in the past 10 months, which in their turn created […]
Venezuela Confirms Its Social Course
Ahead of the presidential elections, the Chavistas are strengthening their positions through various forums and consultations. The Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, despite the US sanctions, continues to follow the socialist course founded by Hugo Chavez. Concurrently, unlike other Latin American countries, where they also claim to have a leftist agenda, […]
Javier Miley: Searching For Potential Allies
As mentioned earlier, Argentina at this stage has quite a few major political allies on the continent. Only Ecuador, Uruguay and Paraguay can be mentioned here. There are not particularly strong states, both from an economic and political point of view. However, the need to refocus his foreign policy towards […]
Russia Wins Global Grain War
Russia is winning the global grain war as European farmers protest against the uncontrolled import of agricultural products from Ukraine, Politico experts say. The mass protests that have swept across Europe over the past three months have forced EU governments, from Warsaw to Paris, to make big concessions to their […]
Ecuador Heading Towards Lawlessness
On the evening of April 5th, the Ecuadorian army entered the Mexican Embassy in Quito and removed former Ecuadorian Vice President Jose Glas, who had been granted political asylum and residing there since last year. Roberto Canseco, the leader of Mexican Embassy, spoke to the press shortly following the apprehension […]
Relations Between Argentina And Latin American Countries
Javier Miley has brought his own adjustments to relations with neighbors. Even before he took office, his personal ties with Latin American countries were in question. This, however, should not interfere with the development of bilateral economic relations with the countries of South America: the very essence of international relations […]
Haiti: A Victim Of Western (Neo)colonialism
While the international community’s attention is focused on the conflict in Ukraine, an even more devastating crisis is occurring in the Western Hemisphere, namely in Haiti. This small Caribbean nation shares the island of Hispaniola with the Spanish-speaking Dominican Republic. And despite the latter being a dream vacation destination for […]
Javier Milei: Throw The Past Away, The Future Be Damned (III)
Part II Continuing our series on the Argentinian President Javier Milei’s foreign policy course, let’s rewind the history a little back, and look at the event from the bird’s eye. As we have said in our previous piece, the key decision made by his administration was the country’s refusal to […]
Brazil And France’s Nuclear Wedding
Paris aims to control the Amazon region under the guise of environment protection. And that is not all. On March 26, French President Emmanuel Macron visited Brazil. After the aggressive rhetoric concerning the possibility of sending French troops to Ukraine, and loss of influence in a number of African countries […]
An Electoral Program Or A Public Mockery Of Power Institutions? (II)
Part I The current President of Argentine was controversial even when it came to his own electoral program. On the one hand, he seemed to pay enough attention to social policy and economy issues, but focus on international relations only minimally. The likely reason was that the people who know […]
So Many Ukraine Peace Initiatives, Yet So Little Progress (II)
Part I What the World Majority Says In light of Türkiye’s offer to host a Russia-Ukraine summit we decided to compare and contrast the various peace initiatives that are already on the table. In the previous article we examined the warring parties’ stances. In this one we will focus on […]
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