In today's Articles and Interviews selection, Marcos Caramuru, Member of CEBRI's International Advisory Board and former Brazilian Ambassador to China, addresses the challenges for Brazilian foreign policy in 2022 in a Folha de S. Paulo article. Dawisson Belém Lopes, Senior Researcher of CEBRI's South America Program, analyzes the importance of Gabriel Boric's victory in Chile for the left in Latin America for BBC Brazil. Trustee Paulo Hartung comments on the actions of political parties in the pre-election period and the alternatives for a third way, for the online media platform Poder 360. In her weekly UOL column, Senior Fellow Fernanda Magnotta explains how the new crisis involving Russia and Ukraine can affect the US. Trustee Arminio Fraga outlines the paths for sustainable development in Brazil, in an interview with Folha de S. Paulo. Trustee Emeritus Winston Fritsch analyzes Brazilian environmental policy, in an interview with Institut Montaigne.

• Insecurity in the International Arena Marks 2021 | Folha de S. Paulo, 12/22/2021 | Read Marcos Caramuru's article here.
• What Chile's Election Means for Latin America's Left | BBC Brazil, 12/21/2021 | Read the interview with Dawisson Belém Lopes here.
• Third Way Unity Will Come in April, Says Paulo Hartung | Poder 360, 12/21/2021 | Watch the full interview here.
• New Crisis Involving Russia and Ukraine Could Derail Biden's Plans | UOL, 12/18/2021 | Read Fernanda Magnotta's column here.
• Brazil May Stop Being a 'Pariah' and Become a 'Green Leader', Says Arminio Fraga | Folha de S. Paulo, 12/17/2021 | Read here.
• Brazil: From Climate Change Ally to Enemy? | Institut Montaigne, 12/06/2021 | Read Winston Fritsh's interview here.