BRICS and Lula’s Government Foreign Policy
The BRICS has been one of the central platforms of the Lula government, through which it seeks to advance the idea of greater participation and representation of the Global South countries in the international process.
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.
Latin America and Feminist Foreign Policy
The main challenge for Feminist Foreign Policy at this time is to shed the idea that it is synonymous with gender equality policies.
Why does Russia support Venezuela?
Russia has been a crucial ally of Venezuela throughout its complex crisis, establishing strong political, economic and cultural relations with the country.
Lula, between changing scenarios and foreign policy blunders
Lula da Silva’s return to the presidency has raised great expectations. However, circumstances have changed compared to his previous mandates.
Mexico and Brazil’s double standards in their foreign policy
The ambiguous foreign policies of Brazil and Mexico give the impression of a lack of principles that do not facilitate regional cooperation and integration processes.
Lula’s foreign policy and the future of South American regionalism
Brazil is a key regional and global player, with one of the world’s leading economies and a prominent power in many aspects.
“Brazil is back”: the return of the South on Lula’s agenda
President Lula da Silva’s victory in the elections has improved Brazil’s image abroad.
The Balance of Power, Liberal Foreign Policy and Sanctions Regimes
Regions such as Latin America bear the consequences of foreign policy decisions made by the great powers for their own benefit.
Has Brazilian foreign policy changed with the new Chancellor?
The hallmark of Carlos França’s foreign policy became inertia, articulated to the intentions of carrying out a very low profile policy until the elections.