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III Colóquio de Geopolítica e Conjuntura Internacional: sucesso absoluto!
O III Colóquio foi um sucesso e contou com a participação de especialistas do Brasil e do exterior para a analisar a atual conjuntura internacional.
III Colóquio de Geopolítica e Conjuntura Internacional: inscrições abertas
Em sua terceira edição o III Colóquio conta com a participação de especialistas do Brasil e do exterior para a analisar a atual conjuntura internacional.
New Policy Brief #04: The geopolitical importance of the Port of Chancay, in Peru, for Brazil by Izan Araújo
“How can the Chinese investment in the Port of Chancay in Peru favor Brazil? China is building a new $3 billion port in Peru to improve maritime communication lines and increase trade in the Latin American market.
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- The Multipolar MirageWhy America and China are the world's only great powers.
- How Europe LostCan the continent escape its Trump trap?
- Turkey’s Second ActWhat a democratic restoration offers the country’s citizens—and the world.
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- The Prospects for Russia’s Strategic Engagement with the Organisation of Turkic StatesRussia’s prospective engagement with the Organisation of Turkic States cannot be treated as a linear policy option. It is, instead, a multidimensional issue shaped by institutional constraints, normative tensions, ethnic relations, geopolitical rivalries, and symbolic considerations, writes Lucas Leiroz de Almeida. The author is a participant of the Valdai – New Generation project.
- Sovereignty as a Service: The Dilemmas of Building an Independent Digital Infrastructure in Northeast AsiaNortheast Asia is becoming a kind of laboratory for testing various models of digital sovereignty: from service dependence to industrial autonomy. Digital independence in the region is becoming more a product of hybrid connections and distributed control than the result of a closed technological cycle, writes Yuri Kolotaev. The author is a participant of the […]
- Trumpism: From Liberal Law-Based Interventionist Globalisation to National Transactional CapitalismIf Trumpism succeeds, the United States will not only adjust its foreign policy but could inaugurate a new post-Yalta international order – one bringing the West and Russia closer together. Trumpism affords a more compatible mechanism to resolve conflicts in the current bifurcated international system than the Western rules-based liberal international strategy, writes David Lane.
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