By: Isabel Oriol Llonin After the COVID-19 pandemic hit the world, the race to develop a vaccine began. It was expected that the US,...

By: Alessia Cappelletti & Anastasija Kuznecova On the 23rd of March, the United Nations Human Rights Council (OHCHR) passed a resolution...

The Devastating Impact of COVID-19 By: Anastasija Kuznecova and Puck Holthuis Measures such as lockdowns and travel restrictions...

Strategic Seaports and the Case of Brazil By: Jaap Muijs For hundreds of years, seaports are being used as the main driver for trade,...

ELN’s activity fosters regional tension and global polarisation By: Alessia Cappelletti & Anastasija Kuznecova On the 2nd of February...

The series ‘When political change becomes a risk’ outlines how there is a Latin American tendency to uncertainty when major political change

By: Anastasija Kuznecova Mexico's first leftist president in seven decades, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, got elected in 2018 based on a...

The Effects of COVID-19 on the Cocaine Trade in Latin America and Europe By: Anastasija Kuznecova COVID-19 has brought lockdown measures...

An Introduction: By: Alessia Cappelletti Though Russia is known to be active in seeking control over neighbouring countries, its...

In the last article 'When political change becomes a risk: how the Mexican government undermined investor's confidence' a case was made that

Traditionally security risks in Mexico are commonly associated with organised crime, drug trafficking and other sources of violence. However