The global order isn't shifting. It's breaking. Empires in decline. New powers rising. Old alliances are dissolving. Nation-states are rewriting their own rules. And the countries nobody's watching? They're the ones who'll decide how this ends. That's what I cover here.

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#LEE "Francia y México: 2 siglos de historia, un futuro por construir" de Walter Piñeiro (@w_pineiro), en el espacio de colaboraciones del Programa de Jóvenes del Comexi (@PJCOMEXI) en #WebFAL bit.ly/4dUWQKa

That’s the main problem, peace became harder when Zelenskyy started doing everything just for the media.

🇺🇸The U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve is at its lowest level in years. Millions barrels released to contain prices at home. Iran noticed. Washington doesn't need Iranian oil. It can sustain itself. But sustaining domestic prices is a different problem entirely. And Iran knows the difference. 🇱🇧Lebanon wasn't part of the latest negotiations. It was conveniently left out. But the moment Iran read the SPR numbers, Lebanon became a card worth playing. 🇮🇷"Suspending" talks now isn't a weakness. It's timing.

🇮🇷🇺🇸Nobody's reading the Iran-US negotiations correctly. 🇱🇧Stop watching the negotiating table. Watch Lebanon. When Iran makes a concession it can't admit domestically, it goes quiet. No announcements, no theatrics. But when it's drawing a red line, when it's signaling it won't move, it activates Lebanon. Hezbollah escalates. Threats multiply. The message isn't sent through diplomats. It's sent through the front. 🇮🇱🇱🇧Trump says he brokered a ceasefire with Israel and Hezbollah. Iran immediately warned it would walk away from talks unless Lebanon was part of any deal. That's not a diplomatic demand. That's Iran telling you exactly how much pressure it's under, and where its limit is. 🖊️The Lebanon front isn't a side conflict. It's Iran's negotiating language. And right now, it's saying the deal is being compromised by Israel and Hezbollah.

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"Act, and God will act." St.Joan of Arc

The Cuba-Taiwan parallel that reveals where the world is headed 👇🏼

🖊️The Art of Wording: How the Same Deal Can Be Sold as Victory for Both US and Iran 🇺🇸🤝🇮🇷In high-stakes negotiations between the US and Iran, the final wording of the imminent agreement will matter more than the actual concessions. The exact same text can be packaged and sold as a decisive win for both sides. The US will present it as a historic triumph of “maximum pressure”: Iran accepted verifiable limits on its nuclear program, shipped out or diluted enriched uranium, and reopened the Strait of Hormuz, all without full immediate sanctions relief. For his base, the headline will be: “Iran surrendered.” Iran, meanwhile, will frame it domestically as a victory of resistance and strategic patience: it kept a civilian nuclear program (probably keeps the uranium but diluted), secured partial sanctions relief, avoided complete dismantlement, and preserved national dignity by not accepting every American demand. For its internal audience, the narrative will be: “The Islamic Republic stood firm and forced the West to negotiate.” In great-power and authoritarian-regime diplomacy, wording isn’t cosmetic, it’s the core of the deal. Both leaders desperately need to sell “victory” to their own publics. The one who better spins the same document in their favor will win the political battle, even if the strategic outcome is far more nuanced and gray.The real test won’t be who “won” the announcement, but whether the agreement actually holds beyond two years.

Finally, 90M ordinary Iranian people- some of the most educated, highly skilled & digitally plugged in demographics in the entire MidEast - can access the internet after ~90 days of an internet blackout that saw thousands of jobs lost, loved ones disconnected, livelihoods uprooted & millions gone dark under the longest internet cut off in history. #Iran #ايران #Iranwar

🇪🇺-🇲🇽 A new chapter in EU-Mexico relations. At the 8th #EUMexico summit, leaders welcomed the signature of the modernised global agreement and the interim trade agreement, giving fresh momentum to a strategic partnership. See main results➡️ link.europa.eu/hnhvkb

We’re opening an EU-Mexico Summit of historic importance. There is so much Europe and Mexico can offer one another. But even more importantly, there is so much we can achieve together. A stronger partnership starts today. 🇪🇺🇲🇽

From Napoleon to Putin to Zuckerberg: why we should pay attention when powerful leaders get obsessed with the ancients 👇🏼

🇺🇸🇮🇱Trump-Netanyahu Call: Restarting the War Would Be a Strategic Mistake 🇮🇷🔥Reports that Trump and Netanyahu discussed the possibility of resuming military operations against Iran come at a delicate moment. While both leaders have legitimate reasons to distrust Tehran’s intentions, reigniting open conflict now carries high costs and diminishing returns. A new round of strikes would immediately threaten Gulf shipping, spike oil prices, and put immense pressure on GCC states. Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and others have already shown they prefer de-escalation and quiet diplomacy over another direct confrontation that could drag them into the crossfire. Their economies and stability would suffer the most from renewed disruption in the Strait of Hormuz. 🕊️⚖️The smarter path remains forcing a credible, verifiable agreement, one that meaningfully constrains Iran’s nuclear program and regional proxies while offering limited sanctions relief. Tehran is clearly reluctant and playing for time, but sustained pressure combined with realistic diplomacy still offers a better outcome than open-ended war. Restarting hostilities may seem useful and reasonable in the short term, but it risks handing Iran new opportunities for regional chaos while exhausting American and Israeli resources. The hard work of coercive diplomacy remains the least bad option.

🇺🇸🇨🇳Trump-Xi Summit in Beijing: The Moment the New World Order Takes Shape President Trump’s meeting with Xi Jinping in Beijing is more than a bilateral summit. It is the most consequential great-power negotiation of 2026 so far. 🇹🇼🇺🇦🇮🇷With the Iran conflict, Hormuz shipping, Taiwan tensions, and Ukraine all on the table, the two largest economies are sitting down to define the rules of engagement in a multipolar world. 💸🦾China enters the room with real leverage: it is Iran’s largest oil buyer, holds significant sway over Tehran’s negotiating position, and has steadily expanded its military and technological capabilities. The United States, while still the dominant military power, arrives under domestic pressure and with a clear desire to stabilize energy markets and reduce overseas commitments. This is not friendship. It is hard, transactional bargaining between rivals who both need outcomes. For current conflicts, the implications are double-edged. A pragmatic understanding on Iran could accelerate de-escalation and reopen the Strait, offering relief to global energy markets. At the same time, Xi’s firm stance on Taiwan and continued support for Russia on Ukraine suggest Beijing will extract concessions elsewhere before offering help. The summit will not solve everything, but it will set the tone and boundaries for how these flashpoints are managed going forward. The old unipolar era is over. What we are witnessing in Beijing is the active construction of a new global order, one shaped less by ideology than by raw power, mutual interest, and cold-eyed pragmatism. How Trump and Xi balance competition with necessary cooperation will influence the trajectory of every major conflict for years to come.

Trump just landed in Beijing for talks with Xi Jinping. America and China didn’t become rivals overnight. Here are the 5 historical forces driving the world’s most important relationship - to understand before the meeting starts…

Let‘s face the reality of new Cold War between America & China (with Russia), where the two superpowers must define some rules of engagement and manage their systemic rivalry in a way that doesn‘t put the whole world on the brink of global system rupture.