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Foreign policy

Anti-Racist Contributions to Brazilian Foreign Policy

It is time-sensitive for Brazil to adopt an anti-racist approach in its foreign policy by establishing more cooperative and supportive ties with the countries of the Global South.

The achilles’ heel of Lula’s renewed foreign policy: crises in Venezuela and Nicaragua

If the current Brazilian government wants to succeed in its foreign policy, it is crucial to find solutions to the crises in Venezuela and Nicaragua.

War and Peace: United States and China

In the event of an open war between the U.S. and China that does not escalate to the strategic nuclear level, the war economies of both countries would be in an unfavorable situation for the Americans and the entire bloc of their allies.

Food security and opportunities for cooperation between Latin America and Europe

Cooperation between the EU and LAC requires joint multilevel action with a comprehensive approach covering political, economic and social aspects. And analyzing the variables that affect food security allows for a better understanding of possible scenarios and the development of long-term strategies.

Brazil returns to the world through the power of literature

Soft power is fundamental to project Brazil's influence globally. The government has therefore focused on rebuilding Brazil's image abroad, strengthening diplomatic relations and reinforcing the cultural agenda, including the reconstruction of the Ministry of Culture.

Cuban foreign policy in the “new Cold War”

Given the international context, Cuba can only align itself with the United States, and not remain in a simple diplomatic alignment, but rather seek economic and political rapprochement.