#SignatureArticle Archives

lighthouse in Cabo de São Vicente (Cape St Vincent) by nightfall

Raquel Vaz-Pinto: Is there a new world order?

Is the balance of powers acknowledged by the western world in history books still valid today? What has changed since the end of the Cold War and the fall of the Berlin Wall? Feed gathered three perspectives from three different geographies: Poland, Russia’s neighbour; Portugal, facing the Atlantic; and Colombia, open to the Pacific.

aerial view of Port of Santa Marta, in Colombia, sided by a wide sea and mountains in the background

Society / Politics /

Manuel Vides: Is there a new world order?

Is the balance of powers acknowledged by the western world in history books still valid today? What has changed since the end of the Cold War and the fall of the Berlin Wall? Feed gathered three perspectives from three different geographies: Poland, Russia’s neighbour; Portugal, facing the Atlantic; and Colombia, open to the Pacific.

A photo montage of the White House (USA), the Forbidden City (Beijing), and the Red Square (Moscow), side by side

Society / Politics /

Jan Bielecki: Is there a new world order?

Is the balance of powers acknowledged by the western world in history books still valid today? What has changed since the end of the Cold War and the fall of the Berlin Wall? Feed gathered three perspectives from three different geographies: Poland, Russia’s neighbour; Portugal, facing the Atlantic; and Colombia, open to the Pacific.