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Trump y la geopolítica 'proxy'

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By Pol Bargués
| Diari ARA Verified
Investigador senior y coordinador de investigación del CIDOB 3 min Te puede interesar 8 restaurantes para cenar en el Raval más allá de los durum y los kebabs Muy a menudo pensamos que Donald Trump está “loco” y que sus acciones son imprevisibles y desconcertantes, o incluso delirantes, caóticas e irracionales.
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Trump and proxy geopolitics

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By Pol Bargués
| Barcelona Centre for international Affairs
* This article was published in Catalan in the daily Ara on 27 March 2026. Far from being chaotic or irrational, Donald Trump’s foreign policy is driven by a logic of “proxy geopolitics”. Through coercive agreements, transactions, and interventions, both to force peace and to make war, the aim of the United States is to weaken rivals like China and Russia and to secure its own strategic advantages in resources, energy, and corridors.
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The Risks of a Reinvigorated EU-Western Balkans Defence Cooperation

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By Pol Bargués, Francesca R. Lupi, Elina Muminovic
| Barcelona Centre for international Affairs
This CIDOB Briefing examines the European Union (EU)’s evolving approach to enlargement in the Western Balkans. It identifies three key risks that have surfaced as enlargement has been linked with defence agendas to meet geopolitical priorities: the erosion of the EU’s normative power, regional fragmentation and potential conflict escalation. The Briefing concludes with targeted policy recommendations to address these challenges and strengthen a cohesive, regionally integrated strategy.
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