Venezuela and Criticism of Tariff Wars Continue to Trouble the White House
Donald Trump's escalation of tensions surrounding Venezuela has resulted in a strategic impasse. Threats without the use of force have not broken Maduro's regime, and...
Trump’s trade wars turn out not to be ‘populist threats’
Many liberals honestly thought Donald Trump's statements to start trade wars were populist. But these were not empty threats and the standoff officially began on...
The budget crisis in the U.S. is still unresolved
After the end of the Christmas holidays, which became a respite in the confrontation between the White House and Congress, the issue of "financial confrontation"...
Mexican elections as an active point of Cold War 2.0
Mexico will hold its next presidential election on June 2, 2024, and 99% of the country's new president will be a woman for the first...
Separatism has consumed the British Commonwealth and American Texas
In Cold War 2.0, China and Russia look like multinational countries that are always in danger of separatism, which looks extremely favorable to the United...
The main battleground for the United States is Latin America
Latin America remains a key and strategic region for the United States: the Americans may lose influence in Southeast Asia, the Middle East and Africa,...
Hypocrisy and two-faced slogans are dangerous for a politician, or a little about the reasons for the failure of Joe Biden’s visit to Mexico
In 2016, the main purpose of Biden's visit to Mexico was indeed business talks with Carlos Slim, the richest billionaire in the US southern neighbor....
Biden seeking friendship with Maduro: the anatomy of an unnatural political alliance
On January 2, Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro announced that his country is ready to normalize diplomatic relations with the United States. "Venezuela is ready, totally...