GEOPOLITICS REPORT
Day 54 of Operation Epic Fury presents analysts with a bewilderingly complex picture: the Trump Administration unilaterally extends the ceasefire with Iran indefinitely, while Tehran’s jihadist oligarchy, far from being grateful, seizes two ships from third countries in the Strait of Hormuz hours after the announcement.
GEOPOLITICS REPORT
April 21, 2026, begins as one of the most tense days since the start of Operation Epic Fury on February 28.
Lebanon: A martyr state
Historical, confessional and geopolitical anatomy of a country subjected to regional depredations.
GEOPOLITICS REPORT
April 21, 2026, begins as one of the most tense days since the start of Operation Epic Fury on February 28.
GEOPOLITICS REPORT
Sunday, April 19, and the early hours of Monday, April 20, concluded with a day of high volatility that, in just a few hours, dispelled the fragile optimism cultivated throughout the previous week.
ARÍSTEGUI: The Hormuz blockade and the 27 billion: Why Iran is on the verge of implosion
Diplomat Gustavo de Arístegui analyzes the latest developments in the Islamabad negotiations.
Hungary: change of style, not change of cycle
Many of the ideological principles of Orbanism will remain on the Hungarian political agenda. What must disappear is an authoritarian style of government that subordinates institutions to the service of an individual and their inner circle.
GEOPOLITICS REPORT
The Middle East region is simultaneously experiencing four vectors of extreme tension that feed off each other with a perverse and difficult-to-control logic: the two-week truce between the US and Iran expires on April 21, with the second round of negotiations still without a confirmed date
VILLAMOR: “Las milicias libanesas son producto de Israel, nacen por sus ataques”
Donald Trump ha anunciado un alto el fuego entre Israel y el Líbano que marca un giro en el conflicto de Oriente Medio.
GEOPOLITICS REPORT
We are living through one of those moments that history remembers for decades: a conflict of variable temperature—a “variable -temperature war, ” as I have been describing in these pages—that threatens to become a conflagration of systemic proportions if the actors involved do not find, with the urgency the situation demands, a credible interlocutor with sufficient authority on the Iranian side.