The relationship between China and India represents one of the most interesting paradoxes in contemporary international politics. Two powers that compete for regional influence, harbor strategic distrust, and hold divergent interests regarding the Asian order also have concrete reasons to cooperate

On May 26, 2026, Senator Flávio Bolsonaro, then PL's pre-candidate for the presidency in Brazil, was at the White House. The trip was part of the pre-campaign that already used the theme of bilateral relations between the United States and Brazil as a flag, and it was precisely in such a context that a photographic record of Flávio and his brother Eduardo Bolsonaro, alongside President Donald Trump, was made

This article analyzes BTS's decision not to submit the album ARIRANG or its tracks for the 69th edition of the Grammys, scheduled for 2027. The gesture came after the Recording Academy announced the category of Best Asian Pop Music Performance, defined by origin or recognition in Asian markets and the significant use of one or more Asian languages. Although presented as an expansion of diversity, the category makes explicit an asymmetry: pop associated with the Anglo-American

he Handmaid’s Tale in 1985, she created one of the most disturbing dystopias in contemporary literature. In Gilead, the United States is transformed into an authoritarian theocracy in which men concentrate political, economic, and religious power, while women are assigned roles determined by gender. Wives manage the household; Marthas serve; Handmaids reproduce. What is most disturbing, however, is not merely the regime’s violence. It is the way that violence is justified.