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Can the PRC rise as the ‘major power’ Xi envisions?

Global trade is undergoing a structural transformation. The tariffs introduced during the Trump administration signaled a decisive break from multilateral trade norms and set the tone for a more fragmented and politicized global economic environment. Meanwhile, China has responded by reinforcing a model of open trade, which departs from traditional free trade frameworks, positioning itself as a key player in next-generation technologies. These themes intersect with the priorities reaffirmed in the 51st anniversary of Brazil-China diplomatic relations, celebrated in August 2025.

Partnership: China Policy

Time:

2 pm (BRT)

Language:

English

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Global trade is undergoing a structural transformation. The tariffs introduced during the Trump administration signaled a decisive break from multilateral trade norms and set the tone for a more fragmented and politicized global economic environment. Meanwhile, China has responded by reinforcing a model of open trade, which departs from traditional free trade frameworks, positioning itself as a key player in next-generation technologies. These themes intersect with the priorities reaffirmed in the 51st anniversary of Brazil-China diplomatic relations, celebrated in August 2025.

Partnership: China Policy

Opening and Moderation

Larissa Wachholz
Senior Fellow

Partner at Vallya

Ariane Costa
Deputy Director Specialist in Geopolitics and International Trade at CEBRI

Participants

Fernanda Magnotta
Senior Fellow

Professor and Coordinator of International Relations at FAAP

Philippa Jones
Founding Partner and Editor-in-Chief of China Policy

PROGRAM EVENTS

BRAZIL'S LEADING
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS THINK TANK

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