2 noviembre, 2023
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1 noviembre, 2023
por Felipe Sahagún
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Fake images and AI (Washington Post)
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1 noviembre, 2023
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Hanan Ashrawi reacts to Israel’s strike at Jabalya
Christiane Amanpour@amanpour
“It is just so horrific, so unbelievable, so unconscionable that every single Palestinian and… person with just an iota of humanity is shaken to their core.” Veteran Palestinian politician @DrHananAshrawi reacts to the strike at Jabalya refugee camp & the ongoing bombing of Gaza
31 octubre, 2023
por Felipe Sahagún
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US national security strategies through time (Texas National Security Review)
Vol 6, Iss 4 | 103-124
John J. Chin, Kiron Skinner, Clay Yoo
Since 1986, Congress has required each president to write a national security strategy. How has this security document changed over the years, and where are the continuities and breaks between administrations? John Chin, Kiron Skinner, and Clay Yoo have mapped out the content and structure of the national security strategies that have been released since 1986 to answer these questions.
On Oct. 12, 2022, the Biden administration released its long-awaited National Security Strategy.1 What’s new in it, and how much is “old wine [strategy] in a new bottle”? More broadly, how can we assess continuity and change in U.S. national security strategies over more than four decades?
30 octubre, 2023
por Felipe Sahagún
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On Wars (Michael Mann)
Gerardo L. Munck@GerardoMunck
-El sociólogo histórico Michael Mann acaba de publicar un importante trabajo sobre las guerras. Recorre varias épocas y regiones. Se basa en su esquema de poder ideológico, económico, político y militar (al q introduce unos cambios). Y se centra en gobernantes y soldados comunes
29 octubre, 2023
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Is the US in trouble in the Middle East? (Charles Kupchan)
While the United States government fully backs Israeli actions in its war on Gaza, other countries have taken a different approach.
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said Israel’s actions have “gone beyond the scope of self-defence”. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan pushed back against the Israeli and US classification of Hamas as a terrorist group, saying, “Hamas is not a terrorist group, it is a group of liberators who protect their land.”
Council on Foreign Relations Senior Fellow Charles Kupchan tells host Steve Clemons that the US will have to get used to a world where Washington can’t always call the shots.
Has something fundamentally changed in the level of US, international involvement in the Palestinian-Israeli conflict?
Decades of misguided strategy have wreaked havoc on the region, even before Hamas’s recent attack on Israel and the Israeli response in Gaza, according to Harvard University Professor Stephen Walt.