Eurasia News

  O n 18 December, an international conference entitled “ Non-Governmental Organizations of Europe and Asia: Dialogue for Sustainable Development 2026 ” was held at the headquarters of the United Nations (UN) in Geneva, bringing together representatives from 118 countries worldwide. During the conference, strategies and initiatives aimed at advancing the global Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs[ 2 ]) in the coming period were presented. One of the central events of the conference was the international panel “ Trump–Musk–Karić: Business Diplomacy for the UN Sustainable Development Goals 2026” , dedicated to the role of leadership, innovation and responsible business in strengthening global stability and sustainable development. Special emphasis was placed on private-sector initiatives and philanthropic projects that can significantly contribute to the achievement of SDG 16 (Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions)[ 3 ] and SDG 17 (Partnerships for the Goals)[ 4 ]. On this occasion,...

  C ontemporary international relations are marked by increasingly intense strategic competition between the West, led by the United States , and the People’s Republic of China , while Russia simultaneously seeks to preserve or expand its presence in regions of vital importance. This confrontation goes beyond purely economic dimensions and encompasses political and security aspects, with a focus on key resources, transport routes and sensitive regions. Such processes affect the distribution of power in the western hemisphere and require careful monitoring of regional developments. The administration of President  Donald J. Trump  responded to these challenges through a combination of diplomatic initiatives, economic instruments and carefully calibrated pressure, aimed at safeguarding US interests in the region and managing the influence of other global actors. In the context of Latin America, and especially Venezuela, the approach centred on maintaining stability and coo...