Online events

XXVIII China Analysis Group Meeting: The Role of Middle Powers in a Global Order Marked by the China-US Rivalry

The event seeks to analyse the role of middle powers in a multipolar order marked by China's ascension and the growing rivalry with the United States, with the aim of understanding these powers' alliance and alignment strategies, its impacts in the global agenda and the position of China's foreign policy with regards to this heterogeneous group.
 
Location:

Online Event

Time:

9 to 10:30 am BRT | 8 to 9:30 am EDT

Language:

English (without translation)

Share

The event seeks to analyse the role of middle powers in a multipolar order marked by China's ascension and the growing rivalry with the United States, with the aim of understanding these powers' alliance and alignment strategies, its impacts in the global agenda and the position of China's foreign policy with regards to this heterogeneous group.
 

Opening and Moderation

Marcos Caramuru
Member of the International Advisory Board

Ambassador of Brazil to the People's Republic of China (2016-2018)

Participants

Guo Jie
Associate Professor at the School of International Studies at Beijing University

Jaime Spitzcovsky
Member of the International Conjuncture Analysis Group at the University of São Paulo (USP)

Columnist for Folha de S.Paulo

Philip Yang
Member of the International Advisory Board

Founder of URBEM

EVENT PUBLICATIONS

15 june 2022
Reports
XXVIII China Analysis Group Meeting: The role of the Middle Powers in a Global Order Marked by the China-US Rivalry

PROGRAM EVENTS

See all events

15 april 2026

In-person events
Strengthening Ties and Expanding Cooperation: The Brazil–India Partnership Ahead

25 march 2026

In-person events
2026 Summit Brazil–China

05 february 2026

Closed-door meetings
China from the Inside Out: Navigating a Changing Global Order

05 december 2025

Closed-door meetings
Launch event of the report “For a Fairer and More Sustainable World: Reflections on the Brazil–China Community of Shared Future”

BRAZIL'S LEADING
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS THINK TANK

Join this network!
BECOME A MEMBER