The United States National Security Strategy articulates the country’s strategic thought and evolves reflecting international transformations. From the Cold War to the present, it covers topics such as trade, terrorism, alliances, and competition with China. It is aspirational and coordinates external, military, diplomatic, and economic actions.
La visita de Putin a la India en diciembre de 2025 fortalece la relación bilateral a largo plazo, destacando la cooperación comercial y en energía. Se firmaron acuerdos en migración, salud, comercio y educación, y se proyecta la cooperación en el Ártico. La India busca diversificar proveedores de hidrocarburos y superar desafíos como la participación en conflictos militares rusos.
The increase of a ghost fleet of LNG, backed by China, aims to counter the US dominance in the energy markets, marking a transition towards a multipolar economic order. The appearance of Russian and Chinese methaner carriers for transporting sanctioned LNG indicates a shift in the international energy market. This phenomenon poses environmental and security risks, as well as challenges for maritime regulation.
The Power of Siberia 2 gas pipeline strengthens the energy alliance between Russia and China, challenging US control and diversifying exports and supplies, increasing weakness due to dependence on gas imports with mutual interest in existing infrastructure improving the economic bond.
