Relaciones Internacionales – Comunicación Internacional

15 junio, 2013
por Felipe Sahagún
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Water security threatens China and the Mid East

 Link to Video China’s water resources are running scarce. Farming and other human activities are turning large parts of the country into deserts and forcing residents to migrate. The FT’s Leslie Hook reports from Gansu province.  (3m 30sec) 9:00 PM … Sigue leyendo

19 abril, 2013
por Felipe Sahagún
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The Death of Syria? Implications for the U.S. and the Mid East

A ruthless regime, jihadists tied to al-Qaeda, and a fractured opposition are locked in a devastating, sectarian battle for Syria’s future. Beyond its borders, violence is spilling over into Lebanon and Iraq and refugees flood Turkey and Jordan, while Israel … Sigue leyendo

1 abril, 2013
por Felipe Sahagún
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Diplomacy, Obama and the Middle East

What are the issues facing the region left unresolved by President Obama’s visit?, asks Al Jazeera in this chapter’s presentation of its documentary EMPIRE. What exactly was the point of President Obama’s recent venture to the Middle East? On the … Sigue leyendo

21 marzo, 2013
por Felipe Sahagún
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International threats and risks in 2013

GlobalConflictAnalysis.com founder Craig Graham shares his insights on North Korea, China, and other global hot spots in this radio interview with David Geitgey Sierralupe of the Occupy Eugene Media Group (OEMG), and the national Occupy Media Network. The show first … Sigue leyendo

18 marzo, 2013
por Felipe Sahagún
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Oriente Próximo, Cercano Oriente, Oriente Medio…

¿Qué término es el más adecuado para referirse a la región que abarca Israel, Egipto, Siria, Jordania, Irak, Irán…? Mi primer jefe de internacional, Juan María San Miguel Querejeta, que dominaba el lenguaje como pocos periodistas,  ya en 1973 prefería … Sigue leyendo