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Chile’s presidential election is this Sunday: immigration, crime and the economy
This Sunday, nearly 16 million Chileans will head to the polls for the first round of a sharply polarized presidential race shaped by mounting fears over crime and immigration. The vote follows several turbulent years in typically calm Chile, the world’s top copper producer and one of Latin America’s wealthiest nations. Between October 2019 and March 2020, Chile was rocked by violent protests that resulted in more than 8,800 arrests, nearly 3,400 hospitalizations, and over 30
Nov 143 min read


China and rare earth minerals: a powerful weapon in geopolitics
In recent weeks, China and the United States have intensified their struggle for control over the rare earth minerals market — a group of 17 chemically similar elements that are crucial for manufacturing many high-tech products. They are used in computer hard drives, smartphones, military defense systems, LED lights, electric car motors, and jet engines. In 2024, the International Energy Agency (IEA) estimated that China accounts for about 61% of rare earth production and 92%
Oct 262 min read


China's problem with the Nobel prizes in science
An additional argument supporting the thesis that China is not close of replacing the United States as the world's No. 1 power is the fact that the best scientists continue to go to the United States. The 2015 Nobel Prize in Medicine awarded to malaria researcher Tu Youyou is the only Nobel Prize in science that China has ever won. Despite the stratospheric investments that the Chinese government has made in science since the 1990s, in the last ten years (2016-2025), China ha
Oct 261 min read


The deal of Trump with Hamas
The agreement between Hamas and Israel is now a reality, although there are still many uncertainties about its final content. The agreement was organized by Trump and approved by most of the Muslim countries allied with the Palestinian cause (Qatar, Egypt, Turkey, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and the Palestinian Authority in the West Bank). The first thing that will happen is: -Hamas will hand over the approximately 20 Israeli hostages who are still alive, and the 20-30 bodies of
Oct 263 min read


Was it illegal to intercept Greta's flotilla in international waters?
This is what international law says about intercepting the flotilla led by Greta Thunberg to Gaza: -It is legal to intercept a ship in international waters if it intends to break a legal military blockade. https://ihl-databases.icrc.org/en/ihl-treaties/san-remo-manual-1994/article-93-108?utm_source=chatgpt.com The question of whether Israel's blockade of Gaza since 2007 is legal or not is more complicated: After Hamas won the 2007 election, they began to launch many rockets a
Oct 261 min read


The economy of Russia is suffering, and Trump has lost his patience with Putin
The dynamics of the war in Ukraine have changed significantly in the last two weeks with several events of great importance. Russia's...
Sep 242 min read


What is happening in Nepal?
Nepal was never colonised, but in the 19th century its kings formed an alliance with the British Empire and served as a buffer state...
Sep 122 min read


Russia has increased its attacks on Ukraine under Trump's term and after the Alaska meeting
Hello! Since Trump took office on January 20th, Russia has doubled its attacks on Ukraine compared with the last 6 months of the Biden...
Sep 41 min read


What is happening in Indonesia?
Indonesia, with a population of more than 280 million people, of which 85% is Muslim, is ranked the highest at the Economist Democracy...
Aug 312 min read


Gaza: What is happening with the starvation?
Tons of food, clean water, medical supplies, shelter items and fuel on trucks are waiting to be distributed to the 2.1 million...
Jul 254 min read


What is happening in Syria?
https://x.com/disclosetv/status/1945465724454994310?s=19 The borders of Syria were defined by the United Kingdom and France during World...
Jul 183 min read


Argentina's economy and its positive performance with Milei
The new data for the economy of Argentina continues the positive trend since Milei, the new star of Conservatives worldwide, took office:...
Jul 141 min read


The war between Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo: Trump’s peace deal
After three decades of armed conflict, Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) signed a peace deal in Washington a week ago,...
Jul 32 min read


Trump’s bombing of Iran
•Saudi Arabia and most of the Persian Gulf countries are archrivals of Iran, but publicly, these nations have not celebrated Trump’s...
Jun 232 min read


Was Greta Thunberg legally or illegally intercepted by Israel in international waters?
Greta Thunberg’s boat was intercepted by Israeli forces in international waters while en route to Gaza in an attempt to break the...
Jun 231 min read


Lula's low approval ratings in Brazil
Lula’s approval rating has dropped to 25% in the last month. For comparison, in 2010 he left office with 87% support, and Obama had...
Jun 232 min read


Trump, Russia and Ukraine: Current negotiations
In mid May, when Russia launched an attack with more than 300 drones on Kyiv, the largest sinceFebruary 2022, Trump reacted by saying:...
Jun 231 min read


Gaza this week
In the second week of May, there have been 4 very important events in the Israel-Gaza war: 1) Israel's armed forces killed top Hamas...
Jun 231 min read


India vs Pakistan explained
This week, India bombed nine militant sites within Pakistan and Pakistani-administered Kashmir region in the Himalayas, killing at least...
May 73 min read


Trump's mineral deal with Ukraine
Ukraine has deposits containing 22 of the so-called 34 critical minerals that are essential for energy security. Certainly, it ranks...
May 13 min read
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