5 julio, 2026
por Felipe Sahagún
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“The Cold War and its aftermath made the United States into the world’s hegemon. It was a global empire in all but name, with alliances, interests, and preoccupations spread across the world,” historian Odd Arne Westad writes. “What is most … Sigue leyendo
4 julio, 2026
por Felipe Sahagún
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Why anyone would want to leave Britain is beyond us. But in 1776 the 13 colonies declared their own version of Brexit, only with muskets. Out of this act of youthful defia America would go on to fascinate, inspire and occasionally … Sigue leyendo
3 julio, 2026
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Recorded on Jul 2nd · 42 min Episode summary It’s America’s birthday. And the country finds itself in the throes of revolution once again. At home, the Trump administration—run on flattery, favouritism and whim—bears an uneasy resemblance to the crown-and-courtier regime America’s … Sigue leyendo
3 julio, 2026
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Peter Hille 07/02/2026July 2, 2026 For 250 years, the United States has shaped global politics — sometimes stepping back, often stepping in. But is it really as simple as a story of isolation versus intervention? For 250 years, US foreign policy has … Sigue leyendo
3 julio, 2026
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Across Europe, Asia, and beyond, the alliances, deterrence relationships, and balance of power that defined the postwar world are fracturing. Charles Kupchan, Evan Medeiros, Robert Pape, Constanze Stelzenmüller, and G. John Ikenberry examine what is giving way, and what might … Sigue leyendo
3 julio, 2026
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Jason Greenblatt was White House special envoy to the Middle East during the first Trump administration. He is a lawyer, author and commentator. Previously, he held various positions at The Trump Organization including executive vice president and chief legal officer. … Sigue leyendo