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The Rise of the Far Right and the Erosion of Democracy
processes of democratic backsliding have been driven, to a significant extent, by democratically elected governments that exploit legal and constitutional vulnerabilities to weaken checks on the executive and reduce the conditions for genuinely free political competition.
Therefore, democratic erosion begins at the ballot box. This does not mean that voting for conservative parties is equivalent to voting against democracy. Such a conclusion would be mistaken and political
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Oct 85 min read


The Reconfiguration of the World Order in the 21st Century and the Strategic Challenges for Africa
twenty-first century is marked by a progressive transformation in the distribution of international power, by the intensification of competition among major powers, and by the emergence of new centers of economic, technological, and strategic influence. This article analyzes the implications of this reconfiguration for Africa through three levels of analysis in International Relations: domestic, regional, and systemic.
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Sep 296 min read


BRAZIL NEEDS TO START THINKING LIKE BRAZIL AGAIN
polarization has reached a point where even the defense of relatively elementary national interests is interpreted through the lens of ideological conflict. If Lula defends a particular international position, some people feel compelled to reject it simply because Lula was the one who defended it
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Sep 259 min read


The Revaluation of Ground Operations in the Russian-Ukrainian Conflict: Attrition, Personnel, and Prospects for the Front
The Russian-Ukrainian conflict is going through, in 2026, a phase marked by the consolidation of a war of attrition, in which the ability to sustain military operations, replenish personnel, and exhaust the adversary’s resources has acquired increasing importance.
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Sep 1516 min read
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