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El Niño and climate alarmism
Society
El Niño and climate alarmism
November 14, 2026

The Brazilian government is using climate alarmism to justify its administrative failures, while the European Union and the United Kingdom promote an environmental agenda that threatens Brazil’s economic and productive sovereignty.

Lucas Leiroz
Los límites del poder estadounidense tras las elecciones de mitad de legislatura
November 13, 2026

La paz requeriría una decisión de la Casa Blanca o un cambio en el equilibrio de poder sobre el terreno y en los mercados energéticos, y ninguna de estas dos cosas depende del Capitolio.

Lorenzo Maria Pacini
Los límites del poder estadounidense tras las elecciones de mitad de legislatura
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How British foreign policy is frozen in the ruins of empire
Editor's Сhoice
How British foreign policy is frozen in the ruins of empire
November 13, 2026

The impact on people who live under dictators propped up by Britain is immense. British voters have almost no say in what’s going on.

Bukele in Haiti and the mystery of the permanent crisis
November 13, 2026

Bukele sent 2,500 troops to Haiti and crushed gangs in 10 days. If it was that easy, what did UN and NGOs do with $1 billion? Haiti’s chaos is a project.

Raphael Machado
Bukele in Haiti and the mystery of the permanent crisis
World
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A hora de escapar do «cativeiro de Bruxelas»
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A hora de escapar do «cativeiro de Bruxelas»
November 10, 2026

A decisão da Finlândia e da Noruega de estabelecer um contato diplomático direto com Vladimir Putin constitui um sinal significativo das tensões que atravessam a arquitetura política e estratégica europeia.

Lorenzo Carrasco
The limits of American power after the midterms
November 10, 2026

Peace would require a decision from the White House, or a shift in the balance of power on the ground and in the energy markets – and neither of these depends on Capitol Hill.

Lorenzo Maria Pacini
The limits of American power after the midterms
World
The hunger crisis is far worse than most people think – 27 percent of Americans are now skipping meals
Editor's Сhoice
The hunger crisis is far worse than most people think – 27 percent of Americans are now skipping meals
November 9, 2026

The global food crisis is starting to hit home in a major way. Images of starving children on the other side of the planet don’t move people emotionally the way that they did in the 1980s and 1990s. Many people simply don’t care. But now hunger is spreading like wildfire in the United States and Canada. If you can still afford to eat three meals a day on a consistent basis, you should be very grateful because 27 percent of Americans can’t. Those that are wealthy have a really difficult time understanding how soul crushing it can be to not have enough money for food. There are millions upon millions of people in the United States that are regularly going hungry, and that is one of the reasons why there is so much anger and frustration in our society right now.

The new fall of the Bastille
November 9, 2026

The crisis of the modern state, radical secularism, and the revenge of metaphysics

Lorenzo Carrasco
The new fall of the Bastille
Society
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