🚨ALERTA GEOPOLÍTICA: La Caída de Armenia

Name: 🚨ALERTA GEOPOLÍTICA: La Caída de Armenia
Uploaded: 2025-11-28T19:00:06.000Z
Duration: 3 h 34 min 14 s

Introduction to the Geopolitical Landscape of the Caucasus

Overview of the Discussion

The program focuses on a lesser-known geopolitical scenario in the Caucasus, particularly Armenia, amidst global conflicts centered in the Middle East and Europe.

The discussion highlights various geopolitical interests involving major powers such as Russia, the United States, China, India, Iran, Turkey, and to some extent, the European Union.

Significance of Armenia

Armenia is noted for being the first nation to adopt Christianity as its official religion, which holds historical importance for Christian nations.

The current situation in Armenia is described as a potential precursor to conflict due to shifting political dynamics and alliances within the region.

Key Participants and Their Insights

Introduction of Guests

Juan Antonio Aguilar is introduced as a regular contributor with insights into historical contexts affecting Armenia's current situation.

Micael Darvinian joins as an experienced commentator familiar with regional issues.

Karen Danian is introduced as a significant guest with extensive knowledge about Armenian affairs; he previously served as president of the Armenian Association in Spain.

Current Events in the Caucasus

Political Changes in Armenia

Juan Antonio discusses recent political shifts in Armenia that mirror past events in Georgia; these changes have led to a realignment away from traditional alliances with Russia towards Western affiliations.

He emphasizes that this shift has resulted from Azerbaijan's military actions aimed at reclaiming Nagorno-Karabakh territory historically associated with Armenians.

Historical Context

A brief history of Armenia outlines its transitions through various empires: Roman, Persian, Russian, and Soviet influences leading up to modern times. This context sets up understanding for current geopolitical tensions.

The narrative includes references to significant events like the Armenian Genocide (1915–1923) and subsequent conflicts over Nagorno-Karabakh (1988–1994). These historical elements are crucial for grasping present-day challenges faced by Armenia under Nicole Pashinyan’s leadership.

Geopolitical Implications

Shift Towards Western Alliances

The conversation indicates that under Pashinyan's leadership, there has been a notable pivot from being an ally of Russia towards embracing pro-Western policies and aligning more closely with U.S.-led initiatives like those proposed during Trump's administration regarding strategic corridors such as San Jesus.

Geopolitical Implications of Armenia's Separation from Russia

The Strategic Importance of the Caucasus

The separation of Armenia from Russia signifies a broader geopolitical shift, impacting Russia's connection to the South Caucasus and Iran, while potentially opening a corridor for Turkish expansionism.

This region is viewed as a fracture zone in global geopolitics, with potential for explosive conflict that could arise within weeks, months, or years.

Energy Resources and Geopolitical Interests

The Caspian Sea has gained renewed strategic importance due to its energy resources and role as a transit corridor between Asia and Europe. It serves as a buffer zone among Russia, Turkey, and Iran.

Armenia's current political landscape reflects ongoing pressures against Russia, with Western support for leaders like Nikol Pashinyan aimed at fostering democratic reforms that are currently lacking in the country.

Regional Conflicts and External Interventions

The conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan over Nagorno-Karabakh has led to persistent instability, allowing external powers to intervene strategically. Recent wars have altered regional dynamics significantly.

Various international players including Israel, India, the EU, NATO members (like France), and Turkey have vested interests in this region’s stability and resource management. Their involvement complicates the geopolitical landscape further.

Turkey's Role in Azerbaijan

Azerbaijan is described as a satellite state of Turkey; Ankara supports Baku through military aid including drones which enhances its influence in the region amidst Russian interests.

Israel maintains strong ties with Azerbaijan despite regional tensions involving Palestine; it acts as an important ally providing intelligence support within Azerbaijan’s military framework.

Geopolitical Dynamics in the Caucasus

Overview of Military Operations and Alliances

Discussion on Israel's military operations, specifically "Kings Rising," which involves drone activities against Iran. A bilateral treaty is mentioned that supplies weapons and energy resources to Israel, with 40-45% of its gas supply coming from Azerbaijan.

The role of Tel Aviv in supplying arms to various factions is highlighted, particularly regarding Armenia. The involvement of Turkey and Israel as primary interveners in the region is noted.

Mention of Thomas Barrack, a special envoy under Trump, who was active in the Caucasus region and proposed U.S. participation in constructing a corridor within Armenian territory.

Economic Interests and Historical Context

The historical context involving British interests is discussed, particularly their acquisition of Angloasia Mining Company before the 2020 conflict over Nagorno-Karabakh.

Insight into how geopolitical maneuvers are often obscured by economic transactions; for instance, Soros' connections to London through investments prior to conflicts.

Cultural Ties and Political Implications

France's role in supplying arms to Armenia is emphasized due to its significant Armenian diaspora. This connection illustrates cultural affinities influencing political decisions.

Personal reflections on Armenia’s cultural ties with Italy are shared, highlighting the importance of diaspora communities in shaping international relations.

Geopolitical Strategies and Conflicts

Reference to past revolutions influenced by Western journalists raises questions about media roles in political upheaval.

Critique of Russia's strategic errors regarding Armenia’s support for Russia amidst rising tensions with NATO countries.

Current Geopolitical Landscape

Discussion on Russia's diminishing influence despite historical ties with Armenia; emphasis on cultural and religious connections between Armenia and Russia remains strong.

Analysis of economic interests surrounding the Zangzegur corridor as a potential route for energy resources from the Caspian Sea to Europe amid geopolitical tensions involving NATO countries.

Strategic Documents and Future Outlook

Examination of NATO documents outlining strategies aimed at encircling Russia through micro-conflicts reflects broader geopolitical ambitions against Russian influence.

Concerns raised about military preparedness within Armenia due to unutilized Russian weaponry during recent conflicts highlight issues within defense strategies against external threats.

Discussion on Armenia's Geopolitical Situation

Strategic Non-Response and Armenian Church Influence

The discussion begins with a mention of a strategic non-response during a press conference, hinting at the complex political landscape in Armenia.

The Armenian Church is highlighted as a significant power that could potentially counterbalance other influences in the presidential selection process.

Peace Agreement Analysis

A peace agreement mediated by the U.S. and Russia on August 8 is introduced, raising questions about its true implications for Armenia.

The speaker expresses skepticism regarding the term "peace," suggesting that it may not reflect the realities of military movements and interests involved.

Territorial Gains and Historical Context

The peace agreement is described as a historic victory for Azerbaijan, allowing them to reclaim territories lost to Armenia over three decades.

Miguel Ángel García notes that this success holds immense symbolic value for Azerbaijan’s regime, reinforcing their internal legitimacy through territorial recovery promises.

Frozen Conflicts and Military Implications

Juan Antonio compares the situation to other frozen conflicts like Transnistria and Korea, emphasizing unresolved negotiations between parties.

He raises concerns about using military force to resolve such conflicts, warning it sets a dangerous precedent for similar situations elsewhere.

Geopolitical Dynamics Involving Major Powers

The conversation shifts to how Armenia exemplifies geopolitical changes driven by various international actors' interests.

Key motivations include U.S. efforts to separate Iran from Russia and influence regional dynamics related to energy supplies heading towards Europe.

Military Presence and Biological Warfare Concerns

Discussion includes the presence of Russian troops in Armenia, indicating ongoing tensions in the region.

There are alarming mentions of potential biological warfare programs being established under U.S. auspices in Armenia, drawing parallels with past controversies in Ukraine.

Geopolitical Dynamics in Armenia and Georgia

Overview of Geopolitical Changes

The discussion highlights the experience gained over time regarding geopolitical shifts, particularly focusing on the installation of 12 laboratories and the influence of various hidden forces, including NGOs, in changing government structures.

A comparison is made between current Armenian leadership and past leaders like Saakashvili, emphasizing corruption as a common trait among these figures.

Historical Context and Current Situation

The conversation references the conflict with Russia during the 2008 war, indicating that while tensions have calmed somewhat in Georgia, underlying issues remain unresolved.

It is suggested that multiple countries are affected by these geopolitical changes, particularly noting how Georgia's economy relies on gas transit routes that may be threatened by new strategic plans.

Strategic Objectives and Global Hegemony

A clear strategic plan is identified aimed at achieving global hegemony, with Armenia being viewed as a laboratory experiment for foreign influence through color revolutions.

The shift from Russian to American patronage in Armenia signifies a dramatic change in its geopolitical orientation due to lost confidence in Russia's security guarantees.

Domestic Political Landscape

Prime Minister Pashinyan’s rise to power was marked by promises of democratic reforms; however, skepticism about their implementation persists.

Observations are made regarding Pashinyan's radical approach and mental stability compared to other political figures like Navalny or Zelenskyy.

Public Sentiment and Political Manipulation

The initial public enthusiasm during Pashinyan’s ascent is contrasted with current disillusionment regarding his reform agenda.

The large-scale protests leading to Pashinyan's rise are framed as potentially orchestrated events rather than organic movements due to cultural differences in political engagement within post-Soviet spaces.

Consequences of Leadership Decisions

Criticism arises around Pashinyan’s actions post-revolution which included dismantling military capabilities and diplomatic relations with key partners.

There is a consensus that instead of advancing democratic reforms, Pashinyan has consolidated power similarly to previous leaders like Saakashvili.

Visa Shopping and Geopolitical Strategies

The Concept of Visa Shopping

Discussion on the phenomenon of visa shopping, where individuals seek visas from multiple consulates if denied by one.

Example given of a political figure (Phiñán) who initially aligned with Russia but shifted allegiances to the U.S., Iran, and finally the EU for support.

Political Repression and International Relations

Mention of increasing political repression with 70 people detained for political reasons, including journalists and clergymen.

Overview of U.S. strategy incorporating elements to contain Russia and Iran while promoting democracy as a tool for influence.

U.S. Strategic Presence in Eurasia

The establishment of the Trip Corridor is seen as an evolution in U.S. strategy aimed at fragmenting Eurasian space to hinder competitors.

Quote highlighting that this corridor allows direct presence in traditionally Russian-dominated areas, impacting geopolitical dynamics.

New Cold War Dynamics

Introduction to the concept of a "New Cold War" focused on control over strategic trade routes in Eurasia.

The Trip Corridor is described as a significant shift away from Russian and Iranian influence towards American presence in the South Caucasus.

Implications for Regional Stability

Discussion on how changes in trade routes affect neighboring countries like Georgia, which may lose transit revenue due to new corridors favoring external powers.

Analysis of how this corridor provides the U.S. with strategic advantages such as monitoring trade flows and potential military intervention capabilities without large-scale commitments.

US Military Presence and Strategic Interests in the Caucasus

Historical Context and Current Dynamics

The U.S. has established a military presence in the Caucasus, effectively replacing the historical influence of the British Empire and Tsarist Russia in this strategically significant region.

Approximately 1,000 contractors or soldiers are involved, allowing for militarization along borders with Iran and proximity to Russia, highlighting both military strategy and economic interests.

Economic Policies and Consequences

The Trump administration's economic policies have been criticized as failures, particularly regarding job losses (over 250,000 layoffs reported in October), reflecting broader issues within U.S. domestic economic management.

There is a focus on controlling strategic resources such as railways (with long-term concessions) and energy supplies from the South Caucasus region, which holds significant oil reserves comparable to Libya.

Resource Control and Geopolitical Implications

The South Caucasus contains approximately 50 billion barrels of oil and accounts for about 3% of global gas supply, second only to Russia, Iran, and Qatar; these resources are critical for U.S. interests.

The control over rare earth minerals is also vital due to their use in military technology; China's recent export restrictions further complicate this dynamic.

Regional Alliances and Tensions

Kazakhstan plays a crucial role due to its geographical position bordering Russia; it balances relations between Western powers and its post-Soviet neighbors while engaging economically with both China and the U.S.

Recent agreements between Kazakhstan and the U.S. indicate ongoing strategic partnerships despite regional tensions involving Ukraine.

Competing Powers in Central Asia

The geopolitical landscape includes not just American influence but also Turkish investments and Chinese partnerships competing for dominance in Central Asia.

Cultural influences are shifting towards American soft power as younger generations favor English education over Russian language studies.

Strategic Competition: U.S., China, Russia

The competition among major powers is intensifying; while the U.S. maintains some military advantages (e.g., naval capabilities), China has surpassed it economically in several sectors.

Discussions around Thucydides' Trap highlight concerns that by 2030, America's relative power may diminish significantly against rising competitors like China.

Coalition Dynamics Against Alternative Structures

There exists an Anglo-American coalition that supports various initiatives globally; this partnership aims to counteract alternative international organizations like BRICS or Shanghai Cooperation Organization that challenge Western hegemony.

Discussion on Armenia's Political Landscape

Overview of Armenia's Current Government

The speaker discusses the historical context of international organizations formed post-World War II, suggesting they no longer serve the interests of countries seeking a multipolar world.

Acknowledgment of an invitation to continue discussions on various topics, indicating ongoing engagement with political issues.

Democracy in Armenia

Inquiry into whether Armenia is a true democracy; the response indicates it has devolved into a totalitarian state under external influence.

The speaker emphasizes that the Armenian government maintains power through external support and questions its democratic status.

European Support for Armenia

Discussion on why European democracies like the UK and France support the Armenian government despite its lack of democratic principles, suggesting geopolitical motives against Russia.

The argument is made that Western nations are interested in weakening Russian influence by supporting smaller states like Armenia.

Geopolitical Implications

The potential for conflict in Ukraine to open another front in Armenia is discussed, highlighting strategic concerns regarding Russian encirclement.

Critique of how weak leaders are manipulated into power through populist rhetoric, leading to further destabilization.

Historical Context and Future Outlook

Reference to historical influences from England and Russia on Armenian governance, illustrating long-standing foreign involvement.

Commentary on current leadership dynamics in Armenia, including constitutional changes allowing indefinite re-election and familial political succession.

Russia's Strategy in the Caucasus

Military Presence and Economic Control

Overview of Russia’s strategy involving military bases in Armenia and Georgia until 2008, alongside economic dependencies created through infrastructure control.

Regional Conflicts as Leverage

Discussion about Russia exploiting frozen conflicts (e.g., Nagorno-Karabakh), maintaining its role as a regional arbiter while countering Western influence.

Credibility Issues for Russia

Analysis of how recent failures to protect Armenia during conflicts have damaged Russia’s credibility as a security guarantor among post-Soviet states.

Interpretation Challenges

Acknowledgment that interpretations regarding Russian actions must consider multiple factors influencing regional politics.

Geopolitical Dynamics in the South Caucasus

Factors Influencing Russian Involvement

The necessity of maintaining agreements with Turkey is highlighted as a means to evade Western sanctions, alongside the need for good relations with Azerbaijan.

There is uncertainty regarding whether Armenian requests for Russian military intervention were made; however, it is noted that Russian troops did not intervene during critical moments.

Russia's strategic withdrawal from involvement in the region is attributed to its focus on other fronts, including Eastern Europe and the Middle East.

Current State of Armenia and Regional Tensions

The South Caucasus remains a sensitive geopolitical area, with concerns about allowing conflicts to escalate unchecked.

The Kremlin may eventually re-engage in the region, particularly if relations with Georgia improve; upcoming presidential elections in Armenia could influence this dynamic.

A clear surrender to Azerbaijani interests has been observed, leading to increased censorship against journalists and researchers critical of Azerbaijan.

Human Rights and Cultural Suppression

There are reports of repression against journalists and suppression of human rights documentation concerning Armenian cultural heritage.

The Armenian government faces increasing isolation due to geopolitical pressures from Russia and Iran, which may lead to further marginalization.

Turkey's Strategic Role

Turkey's strategy combines neo-Ottomanism and pan-Turkism, aiming to regain influence over former Ottoman territories while supporting Azerbaijan politically and militarily.

Turkey seeks to establish itself as an energy hub between Europe and Asia through strategic corridors like San Gezu Trip that connect directly with Azerbaijan.

Implications for Armenia’s Future

Turkey plays a significant role in pressuring Armenia towards peace agreements with Azerbaijan; this includes opening borders which could shift regional power dynamics significantly.

If borders open post-agreement, Turkish influence over Armenia will likely increase at the expense of Russian military presence historically established there.

Economic Influence of Turkey in Armenia

Turkish Economic Expansion

Despite economic difficulties in Eastern Turkey, there are plans to flood Armenian markets, allowing for the acquisition of Armenian businesses and properties.

This gradual control over Armenia's economy is facilitated by a lack of restrictions on foreign purchases, indicating an increasing Turkish influence.

Geopolitical Relationships

The relationship between Pinan and Erdogan has improved significantly, marked by public displays of camaraderie that were previously unthinkable.

Israel's role in regional dynamics appears understated compared to major powers like Russia and the U.S., despite its strategic importance.

Israel's Military Actions and Regional Alliances

Operation Against Iran

A military operation by Israel against Iranian nuclear facilities occurred shortly after the inauguration of a significant railway corridor from China to Iran, suggesting a strategic response to perceived threats.

The alliance between Israel and Azerbaijan is crucial; Azerbaijan provides military access for Israeli operations while receiving advanced technology in return.

Energy Exchange Dynamics

Azerbaijan supplies energy resources to Israel, reinforcing their partnership which includes arms exchanges and intelligence cooperation.

Azerbaijan-Israel Relations: Historical Context

Long-standing Agreements

Historical ties exist between Azerbaijan and Israel, with previous military collaborations noted during conflicts involving Iran.

Despite cultural similarities with Iran (both being Muslim-majority), Azerbaijan has opted for alignment with Israel due to strategic interests.

NATO Involvement

NATO’s involvement includes military training programs aimed at preparing Azerbaijan for potential future membership within the alliance.

Intelligence Operations and Regional Tensions

Strategic Intelligence Activities

Azerbaijan plays a pivotal role in conducting intelligence operations against regional adversaries, including Russia.

Internal Conflicts

Recent tensions have arisen between Azerbaijan and Russia regarding criminal activities linked to Azerbaijani nationals within Russian territory.

Iranian Demographics and Political Landscape

Ethnic Composition

There is a significant Azerbaijani population within Iran (approximately 18 million), influencing internal politics as new leadership emerges that may reflect these ethnic ties.

Geopolitical Dynamics in the South Caucasus

Economic Sanctions and Strategic Alliances

Discussion on Iran's role in the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, highlighting Azerbaijan as a key player for Western interests amidst strategic operations against enemies.

Mention of extensive economic sanctions imposed, emphasizing their historical significance and the geopolitical implications of supporting Armenia versus utilizing Azerbaijan for gas exports.

Armenia's Challenges and Historical Context

Overview of Armenia's limited resources and population challenges, with a diaspora seeking allies due to historical conflicts with Azerbaijan.

Critique of the European Union’s hypocrisy regarding minority rights while failing to support Armenia during its crises.

Humanitarian Concerns in Nagorno-Karabakh

Reference to past pogroms against Armenians during Soviet times, stressing the humanitarian crisis following territorial losses in Nagorno-Karabakh.

Description of the blockade affecting 120,000 residents in Nagorno-Karabakh, leading to severe humanitarian issues over 22 months.

Cultural Heritage and Ethnic Cleansing

Discussion on cultural heritage destruction in Armenia, drawing parallels with other regions experiencing ethnic cleansing.

Assertion that there has been an ethnic cleansing of Armenians from Nagorno-Karabakh, highlighting indifference from international bodies like the EU.

Religious Significance and Political Implications

Emphasis on the Armenian Church as a symbol for both local Armenians and their global diaspora amid ongoing persecution.

Overview of various Armenian patriarchates worldwide and their historical significance within broader geopolitical contexts.

Geopolitical Importance of Iran

Introduction to Iran's perspective on regional opportunities amidst international isolation due to economic sanctions.

Analysis of Pentalasia’s unique geopolitical position connecting multiple seas and its implications for Iranian influence.

Strategic Corridors and Military Presence

Explanation of critical corridors through which trade routes pass, underscoring Iran’s strategic importance in controlling these pathways.

Insight into attempts at destabilizing Iran through minority groups while establishing military bases near sensitive borders.

Geopolitical Tensions and the Role of Major Powers

The Inevitable Conflict in the Region

The speaker believes that a conflict is inevitable in the medium to long term due to regional actors like Russia, Iran, and Georgia being adversely affected by U.S. actions with allies such as Turkey in Armenia.

This situation reflects a broader global clash between China and the United States, where China is expected to support its allies impacted by U.S. movements.

The U.S. will likely back Turkey's neo-Ottoman ambitions and support Azerbaijan and Israel for strategic reasons.

Uncertainty surrounds the 2026 presidential elections in the U.S., but there is a strong possibility of continued geopolitical tensions.

China's Strategic Interests

For China, the Caucasus region serves as a crucial transit corridor for accessing European and Middle Eastern markets.

The recent inauguration of a railway corridor from China to Iran marks a significant geostrategic shift, reducing transport times dramatically.

This new route poses a direct challenge to U.S. control over global trade routes, highlighting ongoing geopolitical rivalries.

The Broader Context of U.S.-China Relations

Micael emphasizes that the overarching conflict between the U.S. and China influences all levels of geopolitical tension, even minor conflicts.

There is an expectation that this rivalry will intensify as both nations are superpowers with expanding interests globally.

China's Expansionist Strategy

China's resurgence as a trading power echoes historical patterns where it was once central to commerce across Asia, Europe, and Africa.

By financing infrastructure projects in countries like Armenia, China aids local economies while simultaneously expanding its own trade networks.

Future Outlook on Geopolitical Dynamics

As discussions conclude among participants about future scenarios, they highlight ongoing energy interests and strategic mineral resources amidst rising tensions involving multiple powers including Europe’s influence through Britain and France.

Simone predicts an escalation in geopolitical tensions driven by economic crises affecting Western nations; he notes issues like unsustainable immigration policies contributing to instability.

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Global Chaos and Geopolitical Tensions

The BRICS and Global Cooperation

Discussion on the BRICS nations and the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, emphasizing that it is not an isolationist policy but a new doctrine (Mor 2.0).

Observations about globalists consolidating power within the European Union and Anglo-American countries, suggesting a unified direction despite changes in leadership.

U.S. Foreign Policy Dynamics

Predictions of ongoing confrontations in Asia-Pacific, with implications for U.S. foreign relations under neoconservative influences.

Analysis of U.S. involvement in Ukraine, highlighting the transfer of responsibility to European nations regarding regional conflicts.

Escalation of Conflicts

Concerns over increasing global conflicts, with potential interventions from Iran or China as key players to stabilize situations against European interests.

Acknowledgment that current geopolitical tensions are escalating into "hot wars" rather than remaining cold.

The Future of Armenia Amidst Regional Turmoil

Ongoing Armenian-Azerbaijani Conflict

Insights into the long-standing conflict between Armenians and Azerbaijanis, which has persisted since the late 19th century.

Predictions that Armenia will remain caught between larger empires vying for influence over its territory.

Political Landscape and Potential Outcomes

Speculation on Armenia's political future depending on upcoming elections; concerns about dissolution under external pressures from Turkey and Azerbaijan.

The possibility of armed conflict if current leadership fails to maintain stability amidst foreign intervention efforts.

Long-term Geopolitical Considerations

Discussion on how U.S.-Russia relations could impact Armenia's situation; potential shifts in European influence based on these dynamics.

Scenarios for Armenia's Future

Short-term Projections

Three scenarios outlined: continuity with gradual implementation of strategic alliances involving Turkey and Azerbaijan against Russian influence.

Societal Polarization Risks

Warning about societal polarization within Armenia leading to possible clashes exploited by foreign actors for destabilization purposes.

Negotiation Possibilities

Mention of a potential negotiation format proposed by Iran involving regional powers; however, military buildup suggests limited options beyond dialogue.

Discussion on Armenia and Geopolitical Factors

The Importance of Armenia's Cultural Heritage

The speaker expresses concern about the long-term implications of geopolitical negotiations, suggesting that Armenia will continue to be a focal point for future programs.

Emphasizes Armenia's significance as the first country to adopt Christianity officially, highlighting its cultural heritage which is often overlooked in European education.

Humanitarian Issues and Geopolitical Dynamics

Discusses the intersection of humanitarian issues, human rights, and freedoms with geopolitical factors, indicating that these elements are crucial in understanding the situation in Armenia.

Critiques European hypocrisy regarding support for democratic governments, noting that interests often dictate actions contrary to stated values.

Cultural Destruction and Its Implications

Reports on the destruction of 108 cultural sites in Nagorno-Karabakh over the past 20 years, framing it as a significant loss for both Armenian heritage and global culture.

Collaborative Efforts and Future Programs

The speaker expresses enthusiasm for collaborating with colleagues on various topics related to Armenia, acknowledging their expertise and shared history.

Understanding Sovereignty through International Collaboration

Introduction to Sovereignty Concepts

Simone introduces "Sovranity" (sovereignty), explaining its relevance across different cultures and languages while emphasizing collaboration among Latin American countries.

Addressing Global Narratives

Highlights efforts to produce articles countering liberal globalist narratives by leveraging expertise from various fields such as military studies, geopolitics, law, sociology, etc.

Challenges Faced by Nations

Discusses how nations face dual control from major powers like Washington and Brussels. This complicates their sovereignty and autonomy in decision-making processes.

Awakening Cultural Awareness

Advocates for stimulating public debate around sovereignty issues while aiming to raise awareness about cultural identity. References Francisco Goya’s quote about reason awakening from nightmares as a metaphor for this effort.

Conclusion: A Call for Continued Dialogue

Concludes with gratitude towards participants for their insightful contributions. Expresses hope for ongoing discussions regarding geopolitical analysis related to Armenia.