Showing posts with label Stratfor analysis. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Stratfor analysis. Show all posts
Thursday, April 11, 2013
Friday, January 4, 2013
Tuesday, January 1, 2013
Startfor analysis: The Benghazi Report and the Diplomatic Security Funding Cycle
The Benghazi Report and the Diplomatic Security Funding Cycle is an another Startfor introspection into the challenges of diplomacy. One of the most interesting ideas, by far, is how diplomacy can take the advantage of the 2.0 world for a limited diplomatic activity in hostile areas. Something to think more about in the next days...
Tuesday, August 28, 2012
Poland's challenges
Poland in between worlds, continents and geological challenges. A Stratfor analysis worth to read.
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NATO,
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Russia,
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Wednesday, August 15, 2012
Stratfor: 'The Israeli Crisis'
The Israeli Crisis is the name of the latest analysis of Stratfor.
The evaluation of the threats faced by Israel is interesting, but this was always the situation from the beginning of the history of the state of Israel. What I consider it is stereotypical and repeated ad nauseam without understanding the real challenges is the following fragment of sentence: 'Israel's national security - particularly if its strategic environment deteriorates - rests on the US'. The international community should realize that the security and existence of the state of Israel is not a matter of special relationship between Washington and Jerusalem (the capital city of the state of Israel, fyi), but a consideration of life and death of democracy. It is not a gamble under the table in order to do not harm the new and old Arab friends from the Middle East, but it is a test of democracy and credibility of the European institutions. The advantage of the chaotic and inarticulated policies of Obama administration in the Middle East was that it left a lot of place for the Israeli diplomacy to state its interests which are not in contradiction with the overall interests of the democractic community.
The comparison between the state of Israel and the French Third Republic would deserve, maybe, a better explanation beyond stylistic rhetorics. Till then, let's hope that the democracies and the wise people from Bruxelles will realize that the state of Israel should exist and enjoy the autonomy of a free and autonomous state. Otherwise, we may rather speak about the 'democracy crisis'.
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Iran,
Israel,
Lebanon,
Middle East,
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Syria
Thursday, August 9, 2012
Militancy in Central Asia: More Than Religious Extremism
The latest Stratfor analysis: Militancy in Central Asia: More Than Religious Extremism
Tuesday, August 7, 2012
Financial Markets, Politics and the New Reality
The latest analysis from Stratfor on: Financial Markets, Politics and the New Reality.
Tuesday, June 26, 2012
Putin in Israel
Stratfor's on the recent visit of Russian President Vladimir Putin in Israel, with interesting insights about Syria and the recent tensions in the region.
To be continued
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