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If the Spanish government under Pedro Sánchez has been able to refuse the increase of the military budget to 5% of GDP for fear of disrupting the social fabric, it is because it does not face the same degree of existential threats that Germany and other Eastern European NATO member countries face from a Putin who is at their doorstep and has even just threatened his neighbors with nuclear war. #DeudaNacional #EconomíaGlobal #Hegemonía (translated)

According to economist Peter Heather and classicist John Rapley in their book Why Empires Fall: Rome, America and the Future of the West (2023), U.S. debt is part of a broader debate about imperial decline, as debt is a symptom of a change in the global distribution of wealth and power. #DeudaNacional #EconomíaGlobal #Hegemonía (translated)

The article by Shlomo Ben Ami examines how the growing national debt of the United States, which has surpassed 40 trillion dollars, reflects a decline comparable to that of the Roman Empire due to its inability to adapt to a new global distribution of wealth and power, which could lead to internal social and political conflicts. #DeudaNacional #EconomíaGlobal #Hegemonía (translated)