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27 junio, 2026
por Felipe Sahagún
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Tuits de Richard Haass sobre Irán y de John Simpson sobre Ucrania

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Richard N. Haass@RichardHaass
The war revived Iran, which was reeling from strikes on its nuclear sites, the fall of Assad, the weakening of proxies, & the eco effects of sanctions & mismanagement. History will be brutal in its assessment of US & Israeli policy. open.substack.com/pub/richardhaa
To be just, a war must be fought for a worthy cause, judged as likely to succeed, authorized by a legitimate authority, and undertaken only as a last resort. Just wars must be conducted in a manner that uses no more military force than is necessary (the proportionality standard) and respects the safety of noncombatants.
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John Simpson@JohnSimpsonNews
Ukraine now clearly hopes to cut Crimea off from Russia. Crimea has declared a state of emergency after supplies of oil and food have been cut off by Ukrainian drones.

23 junio, 2026
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Will America be back? (The Chicago Council on Global Affairs)

President Donald Trump delivers the State of the Union address to a joint session of Congress in the House chamber at the U.S. Capitol in Washington, Tuesday, Feb. 24, 2026.

Analysis by Ariane Tabatabai

When US President Joe Biden entered the White House in 2021, he vigorously embraced a narrative of business as usual. The central premise of his administration’s foreign policy seemed to be that the United States was back after a fluke (the first Donald Trump presidency). But around the globe, skepticism of US leadership remained.

Then Trump was reelected and returned to the White House in 2024 with an even more pugnacious approach to alliances, unilateralism, and new foreign wars. The response from some Democrats and foreign policy elites since has been an echo of their earlier refrain: A new president will end the era of chaotic foreign policy and restore steady US leadership in the world. But is it too late?

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23 junio, 2026
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Women in power (CFR)

National Conference: “Women in Power: Governing in Polarized Times,” on June 12, with Robinson speaking, moderated by Senior Fellow and Associate Vice President of Studies Chris Tuttle; and “Volatility Premium: Iran, the Middle East, and Global Energy Markets,” with Steven Cook, senior fellow for Middle East and Africa studies at CFR, as well as Sanam Vakil, director of Chatham House’s Middle East and North Africa program, and Karen E. Young, senior research scholar at Columbia University

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23 junio, 2026
por Felipe Sahagún
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L’exil des journalistes gagne du terrain dans le monde (RsF)

Le nombre de pays de départ a doublé en cinq ans selon les données RSF

 
À l’occasion de la journée internationale des réfugiés ce 20 juin, Reporters sans frontières (RSF) révèle une carte de l’exil des journalistes soutenus par RSF depuis 2021. Dans un contexte international marqué par les tensions politiques et sécuritaires, le nombre de pays où les professionnels de l’information sont contraints à la fuite a doublé en cinq ans, selon les données RSF. Pour les journalistes concernés, plus de 1 400 personnes d’au moins 65 pays, la volonté de continuer à informer se heurte aux dangers liés à l’exercice de leur mission et aux limites des politiques d’accueil.
 
 
 

23 junio, 2026
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US Declaration of Independence

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Thomas Jefferson’s immortal words in the Declaration of Independence inaugurated an “experiment” in self-government that continues to this day. Although the results have never been perfect, few other documents have had as profound and as enduring an influence on the modern world.

What the Declaration Did and Did Not Say

The Declaration of Independence Turns South

Independence for Me, But Not for Thee

Further reading

Jefferson’s Revolutionary Language

The Return of the Anti-Federalists

The Standard of Independence

From the American Revolution to Universal Suffrage

From Jefferson to Nehru