Analysis
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Türkiye's peace proposal to stop the war between Russia and Ukraine
What is Türkiye's plan to stop the conflict between Russia and Ukraine?
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Elections in Colombia: an opportunity for the left?
The elections that took place in Colombia appear to follow the same stream of civil thought as in most of Latin America.
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Will Europe meet the Sustainable Development Goals?
The coronavirus pandemic and the negative effects of the war in Ukraine have slowed down Europe's progress in meeting the sustainable development goals.
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Muslims: scapegoats in a secular India dominated by Hindus
What about detention centers for ''illegal immigrants'' in India? Muslim Indians have suffered from violence, harassment and hate campaigns.
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Mexico and Russia at the subnational level
The United Mexican States and the Russian Federation are countries that have established relations of equality and respect for several decades.
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Thousands of indigenous and Afro-Mexican women face institutional helplessness before the possible closure of the CAMIS
The Houses of Indigenous or Afro-Mexican Women (CAMIS) have been spaces created with the aim of providing medical, psychological and legal care and support to indigenous and Afro-Mexican women.
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The most democratic five-year period in Peru?
Does the situation that Peru is going through respond to the most democratic period of government in its history since the fall of the Fujimori regime?
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Goodbye Uncle Sam?
Today Uncle Sam is no longer in a position to maintain his world hegemony.
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The United Kingdom's asylum plan with Rwanda: a violation of the migrant's human rights
The new asylum plan proposes sending any migrant trying to enter the UK to Rwanda.
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Pay gap: women in the world of work
Throughout history, there has been a clear disparity between men and women in terms of rights, resources and opportunities.
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The evolution of European migration policies with respect to North Africa
Since 2015, the irregular immigration situation in Europe by North African citizens has worsened as a result of instability in various countries.
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Towards a new international consensus on wildlife
More than a year after the coronavirus pandemic, the links between the global health crisis and the exploitation of wildlife continue to be at the center of scientific debate.
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Joe Biden: The return to Obamaism?
The new president-elect Joe Biden proposes a new direction for US foreign policy.
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The suppression of the vote in the US
Racially based voter suppression in the United States is a persistent phenomenon.
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Israel's new flyway and what it means for West Asia
On August 13, it was announced that Israel and the United Arab Emirates would sign a peace agreement, making Abu Dhabi the third Arab nation to reach an official agreement with Israel.
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The inability to protect refugees in Europe, a not very warm welcome
The refugee crisis that has shaken the old continent since 2015 has not stopped growing.
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Why did the Mexico of the 4T lose its opportunity to become a world power?
The López Obrador administration has been characterized by the strong controversies that revolve around its decisions.
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An Unexpected Cure: The Great Reset of the 21st Century
There are several signs that indicate that it is time to rethink the institutions, schemes and priorities of international agendas.
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The real threat in times of COVID-19
Anti-government movements harm national public security in times of covid 19.
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China, at the eye of the storm.
A virology laboratory in China ten miles from the epicenter of the pandemic. Was the covid an invention?
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Conflict in Chechnya
The Conflict in Chechnya: A History of Struggle, Autonomy, and Violence That Defies Boundaries.
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Latin America to the "conquest" of outer space
ALCE will act as a promoter for regional cooperation in space research and exploitation.
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The importance and achievements of the UN on its 75th anniversary
There is a long list of UN successes, verified through its mechanisms, forums, programs, etc.
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United States, between the federation and the empire.
Colonization, Diversity, Independence, Expansion, and Manifest Destiny: Key Factors in US History
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Ceuta and Melilla, fight for the possession of Spanish territory in Africa
The borders of Ceuta and Melilla are listed as key territories for migration from Africa and Asia.
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Twinning between cities, a useful cooperation tool? The case of Seoul and Mexico City
Do you know what twinning between cities is? If not, perhaps the relationship that Mexico City has with Seoul illustrates what this form of international cooperation between cities is.
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Olimpia Law and legislation against digital violence in Latin America
Latin America lacks legislation to prevent and eradicate cyberviolence and cyberharassment against women and girls, but there are small advances in some Latin American countries.
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United Kingdom: three prime ministers in the midst of a political and economic crisis
The election of Prime Minister comes at one of the most critical moments in the recent history of the United Kingdom
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The rights of women in times of war
On March 8th, it is worth asking, "What happens to women's rights in times of war?"
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Turkey's diplomacy in the context of Russia's invasion of Ukraine
Turkey's diplomacy in the context of Russia's invasion of Ukraine has had an active presence on different fronts of the conflict.
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Economic benefits obtained by the host countries of the Soccer World Cup
The World Cup represents a golden opportunity to support an economy by taking advantage of the world's attention.
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Hispanics in the United States – The majority minority
Hispanics today represent a demographic and economic force unmatched by minorities.
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The problem of being a woman in Papua New Guinea
Around two thirds of the female population in Papua New Guinea have experienced physical and sexual violence.
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Decline of American influence on the continent? The Ninth Summit of the Americas
The consequences of the Joe Biden administration's decision represent more than simple absences.
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What is the relevance of the International Habitat Summit for Latin America and the Caribbean (CIHALC)?
The realization of the CIHALC brings to the table the collaboration between the academy and the government and more...
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Native Peoples: Actors of International Relations
Indigenous peoples have an international voice thanks to their common struggle that dates back to 1923
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International Cooperation for the development and sustainable management of water in Mexico City
Can the CID improve the problems of water scarcity in Mexico City?
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Confessionalism in Lebanon: the influence of religion in the country
Religion has traditionally been a major factor in dividing the Lebanese population, as well as in the separation of state power and communities.
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The Cultural Paradiplomacy of Catalonia: a sample of Local Diplomacy in one of the main Spanish Autonomous Communities
The internationalization of Local Governments continues to be a great challenge for National Governments, especially when there are discrepancies regarding the management of foreign policy.
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Local Diplomacy in Mexico during 2021. Challenges and opportunities in an election year
Throughout 2020, it became clear that this pandemic would have visible repercussions from then until several years from now, especially for the social and economic development of all countries.
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Why is Norway the only country that will not be in debt due to the pandemic?
Norway will not need to acquire more debt to deal with this situation since the market value of Norway's sovereign wealth fund currently exceeds one trillion dollars.
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Spain announces that its foreign policy will be feminist
The announcement that Spanish foreign policy will be feminist opens up opportunities and can accelerate a cultural change in organizations that carry out foreign action.
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The new conflict at the feet of Russia – Armenia and Azerbaijan
Although tensions between the two countries had been nil for years, now a new war could break out.
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Mexico, leader of feminist foreign policy in Latin America?
What are the aspects that Mexico should consider for the implementation of its Feminist Foreign Policy?
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The United States and the "war on drugs" in Latin America: half a century of failures
Despite the recent change in drug policy in the United States, the logic of military combat still prevails in Latin America.
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China, the United States and the Thucydides trap
The rivalry between China and the United States has taken such a leading role on the international stage that it has become one of the main problems of international relations.
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Piracy in Southeast Asia
According to INTERPOL, Southeast Asia is an important maritime trade pole, since it accumulates a third of world maritime trade, however, this economic activity is affected by piracy.
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Yucatán, Mexico: the 2030 Agenda as a guide for a subnational government (2021)
The Yucatan government has launched international actions based on its state Development Plan, prepared hand in hand with the UNDP.
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The Security Council and Mexico: the challenges to face for the period 2021-2022
What are the challenges that Mexico will face as a member of the UN Security Council?
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Climate change and the increase in armed conflicts
If the planet's temperature increased by 2°C, the number of armed conflicts could increase by 13%.
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Contemporary relations between the United States and Cuba: roller coaster between politics and approaches
Despite the lifting of sanctions in May being a good sign, the US government's decision not to invite Cuba to the ninth Summit of the Americas casts doubt on its intentions with the small Caribbean country.
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The Ardern effect: the new leadership model and its impact on containing the pandemic
Jacinda Ardern, Prime Minister of New Zealand, is a benchmark for leadership thanks to her actions to contain the pandemic.
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Women, war and feminism within IR
The war and the role of women within it are important elements of study within the feminist theory in the RRII; In this article you can find the relationship between the concepts of women, war and feminism.
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Political implications of the visit of Pope Francis I to Iraq
Pope Francis' visit to Iraq has religious and political connotations for relations between Muslims and Christians in the Middle East.
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Democracy in the time of Biden: a fight for the free world
An approach to the foreign policy vision of President-elect Joe Biden Are we facing the construction of a new American doctrine?
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Why didn't a civil war break out in Morocco after the Arab Spring of 2011?
Unlike Syria, Yemen, Egypt, Libya and Tunisia, Morocco had a peaceful transition to democracy.
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Chinese techno-nationalism: the new Cold War?
During his victory ceremony as president, Xi Jinping expressed his vision for China as a global technology leader in the short and long term.
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The four political variants in the Palestinian elections
The impossibility of internal elections and of reaching a Palestinian unity government add to the existential problems of this population.
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The vaccine against COVID-19 and its animal origin: risks and environmental consequences that you must take into account before receiving it
The international wildlife trade got us into this mess and… could it get us out? Some COVID vaccines have ingredients derived from sharks. What consequences can this have?
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Between fishing nets and sovereign rights in the South China Sea: Illegal fishing in the Indonesian EEZ
China is on its way to gaining de facto control in the region.
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India: A race against time to improve air quality
India, the world's most populous country, is at an environmental crossroads, as it is considered the fifth most polluted country in the world.
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COVID-19 and the resilience of indigenous peoples
The COVID-19 pandemic has demonstrated the resilience of indigenous peoples around the world, in what way?
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The soft power of the European Union in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic
Where there is crisis there is also opportunity. Soft power and Cooperation: the Mexico-EU case.
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Post-COVID-19 International Relations
The pandemic became a factor of change that also interacted in the way of life of international society, (mis)configuring power in world societies.
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How to banish the messianic figure of the caudillos in Latin America?: The staging of non-central governments
What does it depend on to turn the page of the caudillos in Latin America? Let's decentralize power!
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Faced with the electoral mirage of political parties and ideologies
Geographically, the balance of political power is tilted in favor of the MAS-IPSP.
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Migration between Mexico and the United States: a misfortune for migrant families
It was expected that with the entry of North American President Joe Biden, the immigration policy of this country would be a little less restrictive, however, this has not happened.
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Will it be possible for Latin America to replicate and consolidate a model similar to that of the European Union?
An integration similar to that of the European Union is difficult to envision in a Latin American context, but not impossible.
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The biodiversity of the territories, our best protection against the Coronavirus
The entire world is incredibly interconnected, and the alterations that human beings produce in the environment are returning to us in the form of diseases.
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A peace agreement is reached for the territorial conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan
A peace agreement between Armenia, Azerbaijan and Russia is signed. How will this agreement influence the region?