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Soft power in retreat, fear in ascent
Academia 3 days ago

Soft power in retreat, fear in ascent

US rhetoric and policy signal a move from persuasion to deterrence, unsettling allies and heightening global strategic tensions.
Venezuela grants amnesty to 379 political prisoners
Americas 5 days ago

Venezuela grants amnesty to 379 political prisoners

Venezuela's National Assembly unanimously adopted the law a day before, providing hope that hundreds of political prisoners behind bars may soon be released.
Why power makes leaders see threats everywhere
Academia 4 weeks ago

Why power makes leaders see threats everywhere

Increased power, perhaps counterintuitively, appears to breed increased fear of weaker competitors. This can trigger preventive action such as foreign interventions that, to outsiders, may look illogical.
Interim Venezuela leader to visit US
Americas 1 month ago

Interim Venezuela leader to visit US

Delcy Rodriguez would be the first sitting Venezuelan president to visit the United States in more than a quarter century -- aside from presidents attending United Nations meetings in New York.
Indonesia turns to post-normative diplomacy
Academia 1 month ago

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Indonesia turns to post-normative diplomacy

The change in Indonesia's foreign policy from its long-standing "free and active" doctrine to resilience signals a paradigm shift in the country's worldview amid the current global leaning toward hegemonic power.
Analysis: Indonesia plays it safe in response to US attack on Venezuela
Opinion 1 month ago

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Analysis: Indonesia plays it safe in response to US attack on Venezuela

It should have been a no-brainer for Indonesia to condemn the United States for bombing Caracas and then seizing Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and First Lady Cilia Flores, flying them to New York to face drug trafficking charges. This was clearly an act of aggression against a sovereign country and a violation of international laws.
The unapologetic American empire strikes back
Academia 1 month ago

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The unapologetic American empire strikes back

Washington's attack and continuing discourse on Venezuela has stripped the neocolonial rhetoric of its pretenses, openly signaling the revival of unapologetic empire to the US under Trump.
America's new age of empire
Academia 1 month ago

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America's new age of empire

Trumps' actions against Venezuela has turned hegemony into bullyism, and other countries should be asking whether the world really needs the US.
What now for the 'rules-based order'?
Academia 1 month ago

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What now for the 'rules-based order'?

Maduro’s forceful extraction represents something new, partly because US institutions have become much weaker and less democratic, but also because the veneer of legitimacy has been stripped off
Maduro shows Prabowo why repression at home weaken sovereignty abroad
Academia 1 month ago

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Maduro shows Prabowo why repression at home weaken sovereignty abroad

The erosion of domestic legitimacy created the very opening through which external power could intervene, moralize and ultimately dominate the narrative.
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