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Argentine Council for International Relations (CARI)

El Consejo Argentino para las Relaciones Internacionales es una institución académica privada, sin fines de lucro, creada el 15 de junio de 1978 para estimular el estudio y debate de los problemas internacionales desde un enfoque nacional, analizar los aspectos políticos, económicos, culturales y sociales de las relaciones internacionales y ofrecer su tribuna a figuras representativas, del país y del extranjero, teniendo como objetivo final la consolidación de la paz y el desarrollo de los pueblos a través de una vinculación más estrecha y un mayor conocimiento recíproco.
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Resources:

• March 01, 2024 The Children of War
  By: Lila Roldán Vázquez
• June 01, 2023 Los Emiratos Árabes Unidos: ¿una potencia militar emergente en Oriente Medio?
  By: Santiago Ott
• May 01, 2023 Proyecciones para el Medio Oriente
  By: Diego Fossati
• March 01, 2023 Arabia Saudita ante una disyuntiva, ¿Occidente u Oriente?
  By: Federico Franceschini
• February 01, 2023 Un año después...
  By: Lila Roldán Vázquez
• June 01, 2022 El por qué de la guerra en Ucrania y su posible impacto en América Latina
  By: Lila Roldán Vázquez
• May 01, 2022 Foresight and its application in ministries of foreign affairs
  By: Javier Ignacio Santander
• March 01, 2022 The role of Nagorno-Karabakh in the shaping of Armenian and Azeri identity
  By: Ricardo Juan Torres
• March 01, 2022 The Russian invasion to Ukraine: An agribusiness perspective
  By: Hugo Krajnc
• March 01, 2022 Latin America Reacts to the Russian Invasion of Ukraine
  By: Ariel González Levaggi, Nicolás Albertoni
• August 01, 2021 Reasons for Russia’s War on Ukraine and its foreseeable consequences on Latin America
  By: Nancy Janett García Vázquez
• April 01, 2021 Detachment by Default: the International Framework of the Karabakh Conflict
  By: Thomas de Waal
• August 01, 2020 Armenia's Foreign Policy: Where values meet constraints
  By: Alexander Iskandaryan
• July 01, 2019 One hundred years of State Secessions
  By: Ricardo Torres
• May 01, 2019 Putin's Russia in the transition of the world's order
  By: Marcelo Montes
• May 01, 2019 Tensions escalate in the Black Sea and the Eastern Mediterranean
  By: Paulo Botta
• December 01, 2018 A United Nations Peace-Keeping Force for Ukraine?
  By: Miguel Ángel Cúneo
• April 01, 2017 Building Links between Latin America and Asia in an Uncertain World
  By: Vivian Balakrishnan
• December 01, 2016 Russia and the West (1853-2016): A permanent conflict?
  By: Leonardo Frisani
• August 01, 2016 Argentina and the United Nations in a Changing World
  By: Ban Ki-moon
• September 01, 2014 Current Economic and Financial Development in Africa
  By: Omar Kabbaj
• March 01, 2014 New Vision of Africa's Development: The role of NEPAD and South-South Cooperation
  By: Ibrahim Assane Mayaki
• August 01, 2013 Liberalism in Obama's age
  By: John Ikenberry
• June 01, 2012 Reasons for Russia’s War on Ukraine and its foreseeable consequences on Latin America
  By: Fernando Petrella
• August 01, 2011 Beyond Sovereignty: The transformation of the Nation State
  By: Jody Jensen
• April 01, 2010 Trade, Recovery and Sustainable Economic Growth
  By: Pascal Lamy
• October 01, 2001 The global financial markets after September 11: What has changed?
  By: Roger S. Leeds