We will dedicate today's article to a phenomenon that has been happening to the liberal-democratic world for some time, and that on several levels. That means if you thought we were going to write about our boomerangs for home use, we've disappointed you. But the heat of the debate will hopefully intrigue you because of what we will offer...
This Friday marks one year of war. One year since the beginning of the operationalization of defiance against the dominance of liberalism, in the worst possible way for humanity. A year in which it is not known if we learned something or if we just got stuck in even bigger blocks and walls. The war in Ukraine, which is geographically far from us, in...
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Before we start today's forum, we would like to thank the readers first for their trust, but also clarify that the last issue and the story of 99 balloons was completely random. We openly admit that we had no inside information that the skies above the United States would be flooded with unidentified aircraft. Once again the title...
Today's edition, as promised, was supposed to be the end of the analysis on the new world order. At the same time, if you remember, today we had to focus exclusively on the so-called lurking side players in the current geostrategic competition, of those authoritarian states, which according to the model of liberal democracy are rich in resources and for which the partnership of a part of...
Last issue we covered a topic that is not only not understood in these spaces, but is a topic that is not given enough attention – that is the digitization of war. Although there are a bunch of events that talk about digitization and its benefits, which is certainly commendable, the problem is that...
