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Peru: Forum for the Repeal of Pro-Crime Laws: A Political Commitment

Demonstrating a political commitment to the country, last Tuesday the 29th, the “Citizens’ Forum: Pro-Crime Laws? Dialogue between parliamentarians, experts and affected citizens” was held. Senator Mirtha Vasquez, deputies Catherine Palomino and Fernando García attended, as did specialists Ricardo Soberón,…

Michigan, eight weeks on: from permeability to a strategy of crossing boundaries

Eight weeks after Michigan’s Democratic primary, the most interesting development is not a new poll or a new endorsement. It is a change in method. Seven weeks on, we had observed that the boundaries of the coalitions were becoming more…

Venezuela’s Battle for Sovereignty Continues

Underneath the appearance of “normalcy” in the ongoing relationship between Venezuela and the US lies a manifest asymmetry of power. Even commentators from mainstream international news outlets frame their analyses by drawing attention to the proverbial US gun held to…

Canada IV: The Twenty Who Remained Outside the Shield

“Canada does not need to choose only one table.” “Geography places Canada next to the United States. Economics forces it to trade with it. But neither requires Ottawa to close the other doors of the planet.” I. THE SHIELD HAS…

(Peru) Dialogue of Parliamentarians, Experts and Citizens to Repeal Pro-Crime Laws

Today, Tuesday, September 29, at the headquarters of the Lima Bar Association (CAL), the Citizens’ Forum “Pro-Crime Laws? Dialogue among Parliamentarians, Experts and Affected Citizens” will be held, featuring a well-rounded panel of specialists such as Carlos Rivera, Erika Solís,…

The Eurasian Charter of Diversity and Multipolarity in the 21st Century

(Moscow Bureau) – On the sidelines of the 81st UNGA, Sergey Lavrov and Belarus’s Maxim Ryzhenkov launched work on a “Eurasian Charter of Diversity and Multipolarity in the 21st Century,” with an open expert group and a first in-person round…

Trump and Superintelligence

Trump calls for the unrestricted development of AI and labels critics of it as “sick.” He himself, however, has not even begun to understand the global risks this could pose. By Axel Fersen and Klaus Moegling Doonbeg, County Clare, Sunday,…

Israel: The Bombs Have a Budget. The Victims Have Names.

A war can be explained with billions of dollars. To understand it, sometimes it is enough to count four victims. 1. FOUR VICTIMS ARE NOT FOUR “War begins to win when it succeeds in making four victims seem like a…

Michigan, seven weeks on: coalition boundaries begin to shift

Seven weeks after Michigan’s Democratic primary, the Senate race appears to be entering a new phase. Not because Abdul El-Sayed has built a decisive lead, nor because Mike Rogers has lost ground irreversibly. The change is different: the boundaries of…

The Unflinching Daily Horror In The West Bank

More often than not, I find myself at a loss for words to convey Israel’s genocide in Gaza and the relentless havoc that the Israeli government enables settlers to inflict upon Palestinians in the West Bank. Rather than write yet…

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