From the Maghreb to the East, Poking the EU Has an MO
In the Maghreb region, one of the best solutions would be a pragmatic and flexible bipartisan agreement between Spain and Morocco. Continue Reading
Chile Has an Opportunity to Write a New Chapter
Can Chile seize the opportunity to reshape its constitution and, in doing so, its future? Continue Reading
Russia Ramps Up Pressure Against Kremlin Critics
While ignoring international pressure to release Alexei Navalny, the Kremlin is ramping up domestic repression. Continue Reading
Social Media and the Cold War Around Free Speech
Although the double standard of free speech across social media is apparent, the sheer challenge of creating solutions seems insurmountable. Continue Reading
For the US, Right-Wing Extremism Is Here to Stay
Over the next 12 months, it can be expected that militant groups in the US will continue their activities as the Biden administration seeks to chart a new course for the country. Continue Reading
Can Colombia’s Former President Get a Fair Trial?
Since its inception, the process against Alvaro Uribe has been overly politicized and marred by irregularities. Continue Reading
Will Paraguay’s President Abdo Benitez Redeem His Name?
Mario Abdo Benitez’s last year in office will shape his legacy, giving him a unique opportunity at historical redemption. Continue Reading
Fintech: Embracing the Digital Age in the Time of Social Distancing
The stress of COVID-19 on the global economy will expand the market for fintech and accelerate the pace at which it is adopted. Continue Reading
Uruguay Turns Its Leftist Page
The election of Luis Lacalle Pou has brought an end to 15 years of leftist government in Uruguay. Continue Reading
Will the COVID-19 Crisis Be a Wake-Up Call for Honduras’ Political Class?
President Hernandez has set out a framework of decrees and regulations to protect Honduras against COVID-19, which some fear are intended to strengthen his executive power for political ends. Continue Reading
