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Para la República Popular China, la cuestión taiwanesa representa un capítulo inconcluso de su guerra civil, una situación prolongada artificialmente por la intervención de Washington. En consecuencia, el principio de "una sola China" se ha erigido como el núcleo irrenunciable de su política exterio
Según un análisis de Juan Antonio Sanz en el diario Público, Irán ha resistido tres meses de guerra forzando a la administración Trump a una paz precaria sin los laureles de la victoria. A pesar de las pérdidas militares y en infraestructuras, es Teherán quien ha marcado los tiempos de la negociació
Iran outlasted the US in a three-month conflict, forcing the Trump administration into a precarious peace without victory, according to a Público analysis by Juan Antonio Sanz. Despite military and infrastructure losses, Tehran dictated negotiation terms. Washington remains militarily bogged down, i
China views Taiwan as an unresolved civil war issue, artificially prolonged by Washington's intervention. Beijing's "One China" principle forms the bedrock of its foreign policy, demanding recognition from any state seeking diplomatic ties. This stance clashes with US strategy, which formally acknow
The Strait of Hormuz has cemented its status as the planet's top energy bottleneck, carrying roughly 20% of global oil and 20% of liquefied natural gas. The waterway narrows to a dangerously thin navigable corridor with no viable geographic alternatives, making it a lifeline for industrial civilizat