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Brazilian historian Bruno Cardoso Reis has publicly characterized U.S. President Donald Trump as highly irrational, expressing skepticism about ongoing peace negotiations and questioning Russian goodwill.
Bruno Cardoso Reis diz que entrega de mísseis Patriot à Ucrânia é sinal positivo para as defesas ucranianas. Admite ainda que secretismo sobre o que cedeu o sistema é forma de confundir a Rússia.
Bruno Cardoso Reis and Rui Tavares are debating the continued utility of the concepts of 'left' and 'right' in understanding the world, also touching on colonial legacy, the rise of populism, and the need for mature dialogues about the past.
Bruno Cardoso Reis suggests that Russia's railway blockade indicates preparations for a new forced mobilization, as the country faces 35,000 monthly casualties and a fuel crisis following refinery attacks.
Analysts Bruno Cardoso Reis and Diogo Noivo are examining the fragility of the Spanish government and the historical revisionism of the 'regime of 78.' They are also debating the role of Zapatero and the impact of corruption scandals on the current political landscape.
Bruno Cardoso Reis suggests that tensions between Trump and Netanyahu reveal a mismatch of expectations, and criticizes Mark Rutte's remarks on the lack of European support for Ukraine as contradictory.
Bruno Cardoso Reis considers the US threats "empty" to allies such as Spain and the United Kingdom. The historian is also skeptical about a negotiated peace with Iran.
Historian Bruno Cardoso Reis warns of an increasing risk of a humanitarian crisis in Cuba, expressing hope that the current situation could lead to the liberation from the oppressive regime.
Bruno Cardoso Reis e Helena Ferro Gouveia analisam estratégias de Trump e Netanyahu. O risco de escalada, a mudança de regime no Irão, o papel das milícias e possíveis consequências para a Europa.
After attacks on aircraft carriers and oil tankers, Bruno Cardoso Reis explains the importance of the naval dimension. The historian admits a rapid succession of the Iranian leader to avoid a “power vacuum”.
Bruno Cardoso Reis admite que ao fim de 4 anos é de louvar a resistência da Ucrânia. O historiador admite que o país governado por Zelensky está a ter melhores resultados a comparar com a Rússia.
Experts Bruno Cardoso Reis and Sofia Moreira de Sousa examine the influence of European diplomacy, highlighting key issues such as Ukraine aid, Albania's strategic role, and migration pacts amid the ongoing Ceuta border crisis.
Bruno Cardoso Reis emphasizes that dialogue with Iran is a strategic necessity given the missile threat, while also highlighting Zelensky's plan against Putin and Israel's military stalemate in Lebanon.
Bruno Cardoso Reis states that a ceasefire is no longer a viable option and warns that the ongoing military escalation in the Middle East poses a significant economic threat to global trade.
Num país com cerca de 7 milhões de deslocados, Bruno Cardoso Reis explica como o terramoto serve de teste à solidez do Estado. Ainda a viragem à direita na América Latina e a crise no Reino Unido.
Historian Bruno Cardoso Reis notes Iran's and the Trump administration's 'difficult relationship with facts' even in peacetime, suggesting that aggressive military actions by the US could serve as a form of pressure on Iran.
Bruno Cardoso Reis believes that the US is aimless and lacks the technique to confront Iran. The historian warns that Washington underestimated the regime and is even being humiliated in negotiations.
Historian Bruno Cardoso Reis suggests that Israel's military offensive in Lebanon could jeopardize the truce between the United States and Iran, leading to diplomatic failures and global economic risks.
Bruno Cardoso Reis considers that the crisis in the Strait of Hormuz exposes US planning flaws. He adds that it leaves Europe in a delicate position: pressured to act, but without a clear strategy.
US and Israeli attacks on Iran began Saturday morning. Bruno Cardoso Reis agreed to do 5 special episodes of Cinco Continentes on Sunday. But without finding what he wanted: a book of his.
Com a guerra na Ucrânia longe do fim, o ataque de EUA e Israel ao Irão agrava a instabilidade no Médio Oriente. Bruno Cardoso Reis analisa as horas decisivas com efeitos que podem ser globais.
Bruno Cardoso Reis emphasized Portugal's sovereignty over the Lajes Air Base, stating that any mission requires authorization, while also reflecting on Hungary's veto of new sanctions against Russia.
Bruno Cardoso Reis argues that delayed US strategy harms the global economy and highlights how recent political shifts in Hungary could benefit Kyiv.
Bruno Cardoso Reis, a historian, has dismissed Russian accusations of terrorism against Ukraine, arguing that Moscow's actions are worse and aim to silence Kyiv's legitimate right to self-defense.
A discussion featuring Bruno Cardoso Reis and Raquel Vaz Pinto covers topics such as FIFA, the Beijing-Moscow authoritarian axis, the crisis in Venezuela, and the successes and failures of US foreign policy.
Bruno Cardoso Reis and Jaime Nogueira Pinto analyze the crisis of European values and the rise of new populism, exploring the clash between elites and masses and the impact of global powers on current international politics.
Historian Bruno Cardoso Reis suggests that while Russia is failing to achieve its objectives, a weaker President Putin presents a greater danger. He warns that Putin retains military capacity to continue aggression against Ukraine, making the situation more perilous.
Historian Bruno Cardoso Reis acknowledges the validity in Merz's criticisms, particularly regarding Iran's perceived humiliation of the US, and suggests a "partial agreement" as an ideal scenario for the Strait of Hormuz.
Bruno Cardoso Reis acredita que cessar-fogo é a opção mais racional, mas difícil. O historiador diz que fecho do estreito e falta de plano dos EUA aumentam o risco de um conflito prolongado.
Bruno Cardoso Reis e Francisco Pereira Coutinho analisam a crise no Médio Oriente, a erosão do direito internacional e as consequências para a guerra na Ucrânia e para o sistema internacional.
Bruno Cardoso Reis defende que a Europa não é militarmente irrelevante. O historiador alerta para os riscos de escalada no Médio Oriente e para a fragilidade do regime iraniano.
Com o risco de uma ação militar americana no Irão, surge também a possibilidade de uma retaliação contra Israel. E o Paquistão está a provar do próprio veneno? A análise de Bruno Cardoso Reis.