Prensa Internacional
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Global Economic Governance: Navigating the Thucydides and Kindleberger Traps
The Brookings article Global economic governance: Navigating the Thucydides and Kindleberger traps examines the challenges facing the global economic system. The authors focus on the growing rivalry between the United States and…
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Can the UN close the global AI gap?
A Growing Global AI Divide Artificial intelligence is developing unevenly across the world, creating a widening gap between technological powers and less-developed countries. Advanced semiconductors, computing infrastructure, and AI capabilities…
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Traditional Medicare Modernization: Key Options for Reform
The Brookings article Options for modernization of traditional Medicare examines possible changes to Traditional Medicare in the United States. The authors explain why the program may need to adapt to the needs…
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Colombia rechaza el apoyo de personal internacional de rescate para atender el terremoto.
Los ofrecimientos de ayuda internacional para atender el terremoto de magnitud 7,4 que golpeó Colombia el lunes permanecen, en gran medida, sin concretarse. El sismo ha dejado más de 200…
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Why Beijing struggles to win Indian hearts and minds despite diplomatic thaw
The Public Opinion Gap Though the relationship between the Chinese and Indian governments is thawing, Beijing still struggles to win over the Indian public. Chinese researchers argue that Beijing severely…
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Former Syrian President Assad sentenced to death in absentia for war crimes
The Verdict and Its Symbolism A Syrian court recently sentenced ousted President Bashar Assad to death in absentia. Furthermore, his brother Maher received the exact same sentence for murder, torture,…
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Contiguous US breaks its record for hottest month ever, NOAA says
The New Temperature Record The contiguous United States officially sizzled to its hottest month ever recorded last month. According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), July averaged 76.89…
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China’s top AI is still trained on Nvidia chips. What is delaying a switch to local tech?
The High Cost of Transition AI developers still train China’s most advanced artificial intelligence models on Nvidia chips. Consequently, the prohibitively high cost of switching to local semiconductors heavily hampers…
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Trump Orders Changes to Childhood Vaccine Schedule Despite Medical Opposition
The administration promotes a more spaced-out vaccination schedule amid a measles resurgence U.S. President Donald Trump signed an executive order promoting changes to federal recommendations for childhood vaccinations, including a…
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Detenidos en Chequia cuatro presuntos miembros del CJNG acusados de narcoterrorismo y tráfico de armas
Una operación internacional revela una red de tráfico de drogas y armamento entre Europa, México y Estados Unidos Cuatro ciudadanos mexicanos presuntamente vinculados al Cártel Jalisco Nueva Generación (CJNG) fueron…
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Las Américas registran el mayor número de casos de sarampión en 22 años.
Las Américas atraviesan en 2026 su peor año de sarampión en más de dos décadas. Hasta el 18 de julio se habían confirmado 47.459 casos y 44 muertes, una cifra…
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Estados Unidos y México ofrecen ayuda a Colombia tras el terremoto
México y Estados Unidos responden ante la emergencia colombiana Tras el terremoto de magnitud 7,4 que sacudió Colombia el 10 de agosto de 2026 y que había dejado al menos…
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Un terremoto de magnitud 7,4 causa decenas de muertos y graves daños en Colombia
El sismo golpea el occidente del país Un terremoto de magnitud 7,4 sacudió el occidente de Colombia durante la mañana del 10 de agosto de 2026. El movimiento ocurrió a…
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Derrame de petróleo en Omán
Omán enfrenta un importante derrame de petróleo frente a su costa sur, provocado por el buque Caroline Bezengi, que permanece varado desde principios de junio cerca de la isla al-Qibliyyah.…
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Old Friends, New Calculations: A Reset in China-North Korea Relations
In June 2026, Chinese leader Xi Jinping traveled to Pyongyang for a high-level summit with Kim Jong-un. Marking his first trip abroad of the year and his first visit to…
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US announces $400m investment in Australian rare earth mine
The United States Department of Defense has announced a $400 million conditional loan commitment to Australian mining firm Sunrise Energy Metals. In order to develop the world’s first primary mine…
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Syria says it reached deal with Moscow on future of Russian bases
Syria has reached a memorandum of understanding with Russia regarding the future of Moscow’s last remaining military outposts in the country, the Hmeimim airbase and Tartus naval base.
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Saudi-Pakistan-Turkiye pact: A new shield or strategic signal?
Saudi Arabia, Turkiye, and Pakistan have formally signed the “Makkah Joint Defence Agreement” in Mecca. Establishing a mutual defense pact where an attack on one signatory is treated as an…
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‘Like the movies’: How Ukraine’s ground robots are changing rules of war
Ukraine is increasingly turning to unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs) to replace human infantry on the front lines amid severe conscription shortages and high attrition rates.
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Trump’s summer of tariffs means trade uncertainty is here to stay
The Trump administration’s latest tariffs suggest that uncertainty is becoming a permanent feature of US trade policy. During July, Washington repeatedly changed tariff structures while introducing new investigations, threats, and…
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By agreeing to disarm, Hamas is trying to call Israel’s bluff in Gaza
Gaza’s future remains shaped by a fragile balance between political negotiations, military objectives and an ongoing humanitarian crisis. Although the October 2025 ceasefire created new diplomatic opportunities, the process has…
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China’s Palantir? Private tech firms surge into defence AI, aiming to match US giants
The Rise of Chinese Defense AI A little-known Chinese company named Jingan Technology made a bold claim recently. Specifically, they detected a large concentration of US surveillance assets across the…
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Typhoon Dolphin causes flight chaos in China, with Shanghai set to enter danger zone
Widespread Flight Disruptions Typhoon Dolphin approached the eastern coast of China on Saturday. Consequently, this powerful storm severely disrupted hundreds of regional flights. For example, Shanghai Pudong International Airport delayed…
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Congress should make children’s privacy the on-ramp to a national privacy law for all
The Legislative Push for Online Safety The Senate Commerce Committee recently advanced the Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA). Earlier, the House of Representatives successfully passed the Kids Internet and Digital…
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An update on Europe’s Russia sanctions
The New European Sanctions The European Union officially announced its 21st package of Russia sanctions on July 23. These new energy-related measures include freezing the crude oil price cap at…
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AI tax debate misses the threat that’s already here
The AI Tax Debate and Fiscal Reality Senator Wyden recently proposed limiting tax benefits for new data centers and levying a new excise tax. Many lawmakers actively want to use…
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Why China’s military is laser-focused on ‘disruptive’ technologies
The People’s Liberation Army is rapidly accelerating its pursuit of emerging disruptive technologies. Consequently, China aims to build a world-class military force by the end of 2049. Rather than matching…
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Trump claims China is fuelling resistance to AI data centres in the US
Allegations of Chinese Interference US President Donald Trump recently accused China of actively fueling nationwide resistance against AI data centers. During a California visit, Trump claimed that Beijing aggressively promotes…
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China’s DeepSeek beefs up agentic AI with ‘harness’ tests as V4 model jolts Silicon Valley
The Agentic Harness Testing Chinese AI company DeepSeek is inviting open-source developers to test its upcoming software. Specifically, this new “harness” system is designed to turn large language models into…
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China hits back at US with barrage of sanctions, drone industry curbs
Targeted Countermeasures and Drone Curbs China hit back against recent US sanctions with a barrage of targeted counter-sanctions on Wednesday. The Ministry of Commerce officially tightened export restrictions across the…