Authors

Elisa Díaz Gras

Elisa Díaz Gras is a political theorist with twenty years of experience in diplomacy and international affairs. She served as the head of political affairs at the Mission of Mexico to the EU and previously acted as a representative to various multilateral and regional organizations, including the United Nations in New York, the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC) in Chile and UNESCO in Paris. She was elected vice-president of the executive board of UN Women (2013).

The Global South: What's in a name?

A Walk to China

Old ties, new relevance: Europe's colonial legacies and today’s geostrategic battles

The EU’s Energy and Climate Partnerships: From agreements to action

Positioning BRICS in Time and Space

‘Pressure on Europe not to regulate social media shows free expression has become a commodity’

‘Nobody ever asked the Europeans, are you going to go to the East or the West? Why does Africa have to pick?’

‘I often hear Europe is finished. Okay, but what exactly is finished?’

What really is the definition of Global South?

‘Africans are now less willing to be lectured by the West’

Handing over the Mic

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