18 septiembre, 2026
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17 septiembre, 2026
por Felipe Sahagún
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La crisis de Ceuta (CIDOB, The Economist)
Fecha de publicación:09/2026
La comparativa entre la crisis en Ceuta de 2021 y la de 2026 permite señalar similitudes, pero también revela diferencias importantes que dicen mucho del momento en el que nos encontramos. A pesar de que en muchos aspectos es un dejà vu, son distintos los números, las explicaciones, la respuesta en Ceuta, las reacciones en Europa y, seguramente también, las consecuencias. Esta comparativa muestra también las contradicciones que subyacen a la política migratoria española y europea y hasta qué punto resulta difícil escapar de ellas sin cambiar el marco general.
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King Muhammad VI’s silence over the recent crisis in Ceuta has fuelled conspiracy theories. The one that holds most weight among insiders involves Spain, a mole and a spy agency.
17 septiembre, 2026
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Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney speaks in the European Parliament
Mr. Carney attended the State of the Union debate as guest of honour, marking an opportunity to deepen EU-Canada ties. At a time of growing geopolitical tensions, the Canadian prime minister is expected to focus on shared security and economic interests, including Russia’s war against Ukraine, hybrid attacks, foreign interference, China’s increasingly assertive policies, and relations with the US.
17 septiembre, 2026
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Ex-Pentagon chief: Iran war won’t end any time soon | GZERO World
Former Defense Secretary Mark Esper tells Ian Bremmer on GZERO World that the US is “on its back foot” strategically in Iran and warns the Trump administration’s focus on Tehran risks taking attention away from an even bigger threat: China.
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14 septiembre, 2026
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Can the US and China Avoid the Mistakes of 1914?
The US and China may not want a war, but could they end up in one anyway? International relations historian Odd Arne Westad explains why he sees echoes of the years before World War I and the “warning” they hold for today.
12 septiembre, 2026
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Trump against free speech (NYT)
Jim Rutenberg and Maggie Haberman
Jim Rutenberg writes about the intersection of media and politics. Maggie Haberman covers the White House.
The Justice Department has sent F.B.I. agents to reporters’ homes to serve subpoenas and, in at least one case, flashed a warrant to seize devices. The Pentagon has fired the editor and publisher of its traditionally independent newspaper, Stars and Stripes, and blocked access to other journalists who refused to sign pledges that would limit their reporting.