Special Section

Brazil and the United States: On a Collision Course?

Middle powers must work together to strengthen multilateralism.
Rubens Ricupero
No. 16 / OCT-DEC 2025

HIGHLIGHTS OF THE CURRENT ISSUE

Special Section • No. 16 / OCT-DEC 2025 PT | EN

Brazil and the United States: On a Collision Course?

Middle powers must work together to strengthen multilateralism.
Rubens Ricupero

Policy papers • No. 16 / OCT-DEC 2025 PT

The Brazil-ASEAN Axis

Trade, Growth and Strategic Opportunities
Eugênia Barthelmess

Special Section • No. 16 / OCT-DEC 2025 ES

Milei’s Argentina and Lula’s Brazil in the Face of Trump II’s First Year

U.S. nvolvement and influence in Latin America
Esteban Actis

SNAPSHOTS

Snapshots • 13.jan.2026

Snapshots • 13.jan.2026 PT

The Mercosur–EU Agreement

Amid the Resumption of Extra-Regional Negotiations
Augusto Castro

Snapshots • 29.oct.2025

Snapshots • 29.oct.2025 PT

From Mining to Climate Action

The Path Brazil Must Pave at COP30
Raul Jungmann

Snapshots • 21.aug.2025

Snapshots • 21.aug.2025 PT

The Undesirable "Re-Hierarchization" of the International Order

New Global Architecture
Filipe Nasser

SECTIONS

Book Reviews • No. 16 / OCT-DEC 2025 PT | EN

On the Spoken and the Unspoken

Book Review of Luiz Feldman's "Sobre hemisférios: capítulos de geopolítica brasileira" (Autêntica Editora 2025)
Leticia Pinheiro

Special Section • No. 16 / OCT-DEC 2025 PT | EN

Brazil and the United States: On a Collision Course?

Middle powers must work together to strengthen multilateralism.
Rubens Ricupero

Policy papers • No. 16 / OCT-DEC 2025 PT

The Brazil-ASEAN Axis

Trade, Growth and Strategic Opportunities
Eugênia Barthelmess