Na mais surpreendente disputa presidencial das últimas décadas, a vitória de Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva repercutiu internacionalmente como um fator impactante para os rumos da política internacional.
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PIB da China cresce 4,6% nos primeiros nove meses de 2026
Resultado mantém o país no caminho para alcançar a meta anual de crescimento de 4,5% a 5%
A militarização do espaço e a competição estratégica entre Rússia, China e Estados Unidos por Luísa Nunes
Em 15 de setembro de 2026, os Estados Unidos confirmaram pela primeira vez que possuem armas de controle espacial instaladas em órbita. A informação foi divulgada pelo secretário da Força Aérea norte-americana, Troy Meink, que afirmou que os sistemas têm como objetivo proteger as forças dos Estados Unidos contra possíveis ações de adversários.
Delcy Rodríguez e o seu alinhamento pragmático para com os EUA por João Diego Costa
A Venezuela tem passado, em 2026, por um período de profundas transformações políticas, econômicas e diplomáticas. A crise iniciada com a captura de Nicolás Maduro pelos Estados Unidos e a ascensão de Delcy Rodríguez à presidência modificaram significativamente o cenário político venezuelano.
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- Trump Is Facing a Very Different North KoreaDonald Trump has Pyongyang on his mind. In recent months, the U.S. president has made comments to the media suggesting he is in communication with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. In an August 17 Truth Social post, for instance, Trump announced that the United States would scale back joint military drills with South Korea. […]
- A New Kind of Foreign AgentHow AI is reshaping influence operations in America.
- The Luxury of ChildrenWhy the baby bust is making the world more unequal.
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- Connected Without Being Entrapped: Pakistan’s Middle East DilemmaFor Pakistan, the question is not whether it should involve itself in the Middle East. Energy dependence, remittances, geography, defence relationships and domestic security have largely made that decision for it. Nor is neutrality, in its older sense, entirely available. The harder question is whether Pakistan can remain connected without becoming entrapped, Javairyah Aatif writes.
- Europe’s Last Paradox? At the Centre of All, in Control of NothingHaving ceased to be the centre of world politics, Europe remains at its centre. Despite the continent’s key importance within world affairs, Europe’s real sovereignty is far lower than that of even the Latin American countries most defenceless against the US. The existence of such a paradox seems truly dangerous, believes Timofei Bordachev, Programme Director […]
- Has the Ship Sailed for Good? On Equal and Indivisible SecurityIn December, it will be five years since Russia’s famous “ultimatum” to the collective West. It is often described as the final impulse that set the countdown running to the start of the special military operation and to the crisis in relations between Moscow and the Western capitals that followed. Was there ever a real […]
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