Mario Jesús Huamán Martínez

Hombre, el mundo no necesita más miedo, sino más sabiduría! Es triste ver cómo, ante el regreso de China como potencia global, algunos europeos miopes solo saben reaccionar con miedo y nostalgia imperial: pretender que China quiere “orientalizar” el mundo es un craso error cognitivo y un reflejo de arrogancia occidental. China no busca reemplazar una hegemonía por otra, ni imponer su modelo. Propone, por el contrario, un mundo multipolar donde convivan civilizaciones distintas bajo los principios de respeto mutuo, cooperación ganar-ganar y diálogo entre culturas. Llamar “bárbaros” al país más antiguo del mundo, que ha contribuido durante milenios a la civilización humana, revela más sobre la supremacía blanca y la crisis de confianza de Occidente. Occidente no es el fin de la historia, ni su centro eterno. El futuro no pertenece a quien más grite “choque de civilizaciones”, sino a quien tenga la humildad de practicar el verdadero multilateralismo y la sabiduría de “beneficiar a todos sin luchar” (上善若水).

🇷🇺🇺🇦 | Durante una reunión del Consejo de Seguridad de Rusia, Vladímir Putin lanzó una advertencia a Kiev si se niega a discutir la propuesta de acuerdo de paz de Trump.

🇺🇸🇷🇺🇺🇦 | AHORA: Trump: "Ucrania está perdiendo territorio y Putin no busca más guerra".

A shocking part of the Trump–Russia "peace plan" isn’t just what it does to Ukraine. It is what it quietly does to Poland. Buried in point 9 is a sentence that looks harmless: European fighters will be stationed in Poland. On paper, that sounds fine. In practice, though, it looks like Washington and Moscow have agreed over Poland’s head to limit the presence of foreign forces on Polish soil, including US forces, and to put a ceiling on NATO air power over the region. If “European fighters” are explicitly named, the obvious Russian reading is simple: no US jets in Poland. And if Russia is co-signing language that defines who and what can be stationed here, it is also a de facto say over NATO air policing in the Baltics and the rest of the eastern flank. That is not “Pax Americana.” That is the US accepting a Russian veto over the security posture of front-line allies. For Polish politics this hits a very specific nerve. For years, Jarosław Kaczyński and now President Karol Nawrocki have built their doctrine on one core idea: forget Brussels, forget Berlin, our security rests on a direct, privileged relationship with Washington. For a country that has spent a decade telling itself that American power is the only real guarantee, that should be a brutal wake-up call.

🇷🇺 | AHORA: Putin: "Nuestro país no amenaza a nadie".

The Orbanization of the U.S. media is happening in plain sight, with the president using regulatory power to direct the sales of news outlets to his wealthy allies.

These sanctions are good. They target the two biggest cash cows for the regime, plus their subsidiaries. Also creates some runway for allies to do more to hurt the Kremlin economically. (It'll be harder for Orban and Fico to hem and haw at the EU if their MAGA confrere just did this.)