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1 marzo, 2019
por Felipe Sahagún
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The Return of Marco Polo’s World: War Strategy & U.S. Interests in the 21st Century

In the late 13th century, Marco Polo began a decades-long trek from Venice to China. Now, in the early 21st century, the Chinese regime has proposed a land-and-maritime Silk Road that duplicates exactly the route Marco Polo traveled and is changing America’s ability to influence the power balance in the region. What are the principles that should shape America’s role in a turbulent world? Robert Kaplan is a senior fellow at the Center for a New American Security and a senior advisor at Eurasia Group. He is the best-selling author of «The Revenge of Geography» and «The Coming Anarchy.» (Emitido en directo el 14 mar. 2018)

1 marzo, 2019
por Felipe Sahagún
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China and America: the new geopolitical equation

China has implemented a wide-ranging strategy of economic outreach and expansion of all its national capacities, including military and diplomatic capacities. What are Beijing’s geopolitical objectives? What leadership and political conditions in each society underlie growing Sino-American tensions? What policies might Washington adopt to address this circumstance? (Publicado el 2 feb. 2018)
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1 marzo, 2019
por Felipe Sahagún
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Refugees and Beyond: Rethinking Forced Migration

Forced migration has become one of the preeminent development, humanitarian, economic, and security issues of our time. Root causes remain largely unaddressed, and the international community continues to play defense. The U.S. and its partners must recommit to solving this crisis sustainably before countries collapse into longer wars with higher human and financial costs. Forced migration is solvable. But if not managed correctly, the crisis could result in the near-irreversible corruption of global growth, security, and development. (Publicado el 17 ene. 2019)

27 febrero, 2019
por Felipe Sahagún
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The world’s biggest humanitarian disasters go virtually uncovered

 
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Between the 24-hour news cycle, the internet, and the smartphone the world has never been so saturated with information. Yet a new report by CARE International finds that humanitarian crises affecting millions of people around the world snagged relatively few headlines last year.

The report, “Suffering in Silence,” also found that climate change played a direct role in at least five of the 10 most underreported humanitarian crises of 2018, from chronic droughts in Ethiopia to Typhoon Mangkhut in the Philippines. Continue leyendo →

27 febrero, 2019
por Felipe Sahagún
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Culture influence in 2019 (Instagram)

The Spectator Index@spectatorindex

1. Italy
2. France
3. Spain
4. United States
5. United Kingdom
6. Japan
7. Brazil
8. Australia
9. Switzerland
10. Sweden
11. Germany
12. Canada
13. Netherlands
14. Greece
15. Singapore

(US News & World Report)

Longer list: http://instagram.com/p/BtqQ1RiBDvK/