China's State Grid International Development consolidates its control of the Chilean power market with the purchase of CGE; Venezuela...

Greetings from Bogotá, Colombia, and welcome to edition 24 of Mundo! This week I interview Raúl Gallegos, one of the world's leading...

Below is a hand-picked selection of the most important stories between China and Latin America over the past week. Argentina has a modest...

Below is a hand-picked selection of the most important stories between China and Latin America over the past week. Bolsonaro juggles...

¿Porque ciertos regímenes persisten a pesar de graves situaciones económicas y bajo las condenaciones y sanciones internacionales?

China gets caught in a vaccine feud in Brazil, the U.S. pressures Brazil to strengthen economic ties, & China's public diplomacy push.

Why do some regimes and their leaders cling to power, despite shaky economic models and international condemnation?

The US' diverging "K-Shaped" recovery, and how the chance of a 3rd wave of the virus risks embedding long-term unemployment and instability

Chile opts to build undersea cable with Japan. China claims Covid-19 residue in Brazilian beef packaging. New Confucius inst. in Argentina.

In this edition, I detail possible scenarios facing the United States following the rapidly approaching presidential election on November 3.

The clash of national security, commercial rivalry, and Trump's political calculus for foreign investors in US tech; + the Spiral of Silence

In this edition I analyse the political risks that Australian farmers face, Florida's Colombian community, and critical thinking skills.

A road trip through New York state revealed some of the economic drivers behind Trump's support upstate.

China's meagre purchase of U.S. goods, particularly in agriculture, has people nervous. Will Trump blow up the trade deal? Also, Russia.

This week - how Florida's election politics influences Trump's Venezuela strategy, and Trump's latest nominee to the Federal Reserve.

This week I discuss the different domestic factors that influence U.S. and Australian attitudes to China, and an update on Aus. politics.

As the US plunges into its deepest economic recession in decades, how will this play into November's presidential election?

This week I analyse Beijing's Hong Kong gamble, arguing that it's a calculated bet to tighten control over one of the CCP's core interests.

How should we think about a changing world for our personal and professional lives? It starts by remembering to broaden our perspective.

Los invito a ver un video sobre los puntos principales de Mundo No. 12 - "El panda en Los Andes" para mis lectores hispanohablantes.