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Geopolitics
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El Juego de la Suprema Corte • Blog de la revista Nexos
Hablemos de reordenamientos globales
La intervención de Estados Unidos en Venezuela marca un quiebre abierto con el derecho internacional y revela la imposición de una nueva hegemonía regional basada en la fuerza y la…
The Law and Other Anomalies
Chinese Geopolitics Revisited
While generally I do not post on such topics, I feel compelled to point out the below comment on the contents of my last two posts. Those posts report on…
The Law and Other Anomalies
Mandate for Directors/Navigating the Global Economy
This post addresses remarks by Admiral Jim Stravidis to the New England Chapter of National Association of Corporate Directors. My prior post outlined the Admiral’s understanding of the world order…
ComplexDiscovery
Negotiations Amid Escalation: Strategic Intransigence and the Enduring Consequences of the War in Ukraine
By Rob Robinson
Editor’s Note: This analysis draws on detailed open-source reporting, with particular reliance on the Institute for the Study of War’s Russian Offensive Campaign Assessment dated February 4, 2026, as well…
Truth on the Market
Europe Can’t Decouple Its Way to Power
By Dirk Auer
Europe is experiencing a bout of geopolitical vertigo. With Donald Trump having once again floated the purchase of Greenland and threatened tariffs against his European allies, the transatlantic relationship looks…
Verfassungsblog
How Ukraine Should Join the European Union
By Andrew Duff
The European Union is ill prepared for the new world of geopolitical competition. It faces grave external threats, some from unexpected quarters, and struggles to be united in its response.…
India Legal
When A Nation Fractures, The World Shifts
By Inderjit Badhwar This week’s cover story confronts a reality many policymakers would rather avoid: Iran is no longer merely unstable—it is approaching a point of irreversible political rupture. What…
India Legal
Iran At The Brink
By Annunthra Rangan Iran is witnessing a phase of unrest that increasingly resembles a revolution rather than a conventional protest movement. Unlike earlier episodes of dissent, demonstrators this time appear…
EJIL: Talk!
The Davos Trap on Greenland
By Marc Weller
The dispute about Greenland has been conducted by the US as a zero-sum game. Either ‘ownership’ over Greenland would be handed over to Washington, or else economic sanctions or worse…
Simple Justice
The Rupture Of The World Order
Later today, President Trump is scheduled to speak at the World Economic Forum at Davos about housing affordability, which has no bearing on the subject for which the Forum exists…