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Have you ever wondered if the creation of the Holy Inquisition was really justified? If so, you are in the best place to stop and reflect on it, and… Read More »Power and justice during the time of the Holy Inquisition

The tradition of holding trade fairs dates back to the Middle Ages; In its origins, these types of samples of artisan products were local in nature, and it was not until… Read More »The Great Universal Exhibition of 1851

Why is Begoña Gómez being investigated? Pedro Sánchez Refuses to Testify in the Case of Begoña Gómez Clean Hands, an association whose main objective is to fight against… Read More »Pedro Sánchez refuses to testify in the case of Begoña Gómez

Social context of Sinkiang Sinkiang, Xinjiang or Chinese Turkestan are different meanings for the same territory that, like Tibet or Outer Mongolia in the past, is cultural,… Read More »Xinjiang: history

The award of European foreign governance Twelve years after being awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1975, Andrei Sakharov gave his approval for Parliament… Read More »What is the Sakharov Prize?

Monthly report on presidential elections in July In the presidential elections held in July: Moldova, PAS wins; while in Sao Tome and Principe Carlos wins the first round… Read More »Presidential elections in July

Ana Cobano, Bianca Carrera and Jesús Jordán analyze the global elections held in June. At the end of the text you can find a PDF with the complete analysis. Executive report… Read More »Elections in June

Elections in Chile, Syria, Vietnam and the United Kingdom Ana Cobano, Bianca Carrera, Jesús Jordán and Ariel Penci analyze the elections in Chile, Syria, Vietnam and the United Kingdom. Find out by clicking on the following button:

Ana Cobano, Bianca Carrera, Jesús Jordán and Ariel Penci analyze the elections in Bulgaria, Chad, Albania, Djibouti, Samoa, Benin and Peru; all of them held in April 2021 and super… Read More »Elections in April 2021 globally

International Human Rights Law is that discipline that gradually emerged at the beginning of the last century to respond to the neglect of the most basic rights of... Read More »The international protection of human rights (Part II)

Transitional Justice is a way of responding to a past of repression and violation of Human Rights and, therefore also in a totally extraordinary way, of doing justice. This… Read More »What is transitional justice

In this fifth installment of Elections around the World, Ana Cobano, Bianca Carrera and Jesús Jordán tell us how Rutte will continue to maintain power in the Netherlands and Sassou Nguesso… Read More »Elections in March globally

The indigenous movement is outraged after an allegedly fraudulent consolidation of the representatives of the tough and anti-Correismo; Somalia in social crisis due to the indefinite postponement of elections; the left… Read More »Elections in February 2021

What are human rights? First of all, we should ask ourselves this question. Well, although individual rights have a long history in different national traditions, human rights, such… Read More »The international protection of human rights (Part I)

«Ugandan youth rise up against Museveni», «Rebelo de Sousa's re-election and historic abstention in Portugal», «successful elections in Kazakhstan», «since 1991 there have been no elections with such a… Read More »Elections in January 2021

Alina Olsson, Ana Cobano, Bianca Carrera, Laura Iglesias and Jesús Jordán analyze the most important elections that have taken place in December throughout the world. In this second… Read More »Elections in December 2020

Extravagant hairstyles, petrodollars, politics, nationalism and the economic interests of modern football Introduction Football is an essential sport in many areas of the world, but it is in America and… Read More »What is happening with football?

Open letter to the leaders of the major Professional Leagues According to Margrethe Vestager, Executive Vice President of the European Commission, ''we can only get out of the crisis if we help each other... Read More »Major Professional Leagues and COVID

The presidential elections also affect us; and if you are a company, more. As you already know, depending on who governs, the country and the market will act differently. In… Read More »Elections in November 2020

The Protocol in the European Union Objectives and approach This exhibition aims to address the functioning and development of diplomacy in the international relations that are developed in… Read More »Protocol in International Organizations

The monarchy is once again a topic of discussion in Spain. On August 3, the King Emeritus left the country. The outbreak of an alleged corruption scandal… Read More »The Crown. Historical evolution, constitutional fit and representative function

War has been present continuously throughout world history and has been a determining factor in the formation of many nations that we know today.… Read More »The theory of democratic peace, key to avoiding war?

The events experienced in France in recent weeks have revealed the interweaving of the religious factor in the field of international relations. Since 2015,… Read More »Freedom of conscience and religious factor in international relations

Next November 7th, Reáculoateypunto, UNSA Barcelona, ​​Apoe Asociacion, JEF España and Jef Catalunya will join us to talk about protocol and organization of events in International Relations with speakers with an incredible career: Alba… Read More »Protocol and organization of events in the IR

To Amadeo-Martín Rey y Cabieses, whose contributions have inspired this article. This article aims to shed light on a subject that has not received significant treatment for a… Read More »Prize Law and Diplomacy: the case of the Distinguished Order of the Golden Fleece (I)

Previously, we had witnessed the beginnings of the contemporary international system, since we had very briefly outlined the profile of the Congress of Vienna, a milestone in International Relations, which,… Read More »Deciphering multilateralism: the Congress of Vienna (II)

It seems logical to think that the pandemic caused by Covid-19 has revolutionized all sectors of society. Therefore, the legal sector has not been immune to this and… Read More »The new challenges of sports mediation after the Covid-19 pandemic

Bhutan: an identity based on happiness Accustomed to associating the internal product with purely economic issues, it is difficult to relate it to the word 'happiness'. Let's travel to a country... Read More »What is Gross Inner Happiness

Europe and multilateralism in times of anxiety Within the European Union, voices such as that of the president of the Commission, the German Úrsula von der Leyen,… Read More »Deciphering multilateralism: the Congress of Vienna (I)

Freedom demands a lot from every human being. With freedom comes responsibility. For the person reluctant to grow, the person who does not want to assert their own importance... Read More »Feminisms: a general vision of particular realities

We live in a society where hate is the order of the day. We see it in sports, where fans of different teams face each other,… Read More »Hate and its exemplification at the international level

The misuse of the term according to the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy says that cultural relativism is a concept used incorrectly, despite… Read More »What is cultural relativism

At the end of 2019, in Wuhan, a virus that few had heard of was beginning to spread freely, and that would affect our immediate future without... Read More »About states of alarm and confinements

«That's what CSI is all about, isn't it?» When everyone hears the word Criminology, CSI comes to mind. What student of this degree doesn't… Read More »What differentiates Criminology from Criminalistics?

Human trafficking, especially for the purposes of sexual exploitation, is an international problem, as it crosses the borders of countries. It is not current, it has been rooted in our society... Read More »Human trafficking, slavery of the 21st century