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Apesar da China ser o maior comprador do Brasil, 40 mil empresas brasileiras importam de lá, contra menos de 3 mil que exportam, revelando enorme desequilíbrio nas trocas
China concentra trocas desiguais com o Brasil: 40 mil empresas importam, menos de 3 mil exportam e 75% das vendas são soja, minério e petróleo.
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LabGRIMA Indica: Mestrado em Relações Internacionais da UFSC
A Coordenação do Programa de Pós-Graduação em Relações Internacionais da Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina torna público o edital para o processo de seleção das/os candidatas/os ao Mestrado em Relações Internacionais, para ingresso em 2026.
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- Why “China First” Will FailThe limits and lessons of a transactional foreign policy.
- The Next Russia ThreatMoscow’s military power after Ukraine.
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- A Eurasian Alignment of Strategies: Security and DevelopmentAmong the unique features of Eurasia as a political and economic space is the autonomy that regional states retain in domestic and foreign policy. While this freedom of maneuver may play a positive role in the development of the continent, it also renders the articulations of common political aims impossible. What does remain within reach […]
- The Islamabad Memorandum: A Ceasefire in Search for CredibilityThe true significance of the Islamabad Memorandum may therefore lie not in what it resolves but in what it reveals. After years of failed diplomacy and a costly war, the central question is no longer whether Iran and the United States can negotiate. They clearly can, Daniyal Meshkin Ranjbar writes.
- Critical Infrastructure and Strategic Stability in the Age of Converging ThreatsModern conflicts have repeatedly demonstrated that critical infrastructure — energy grids, ports, water systems, nuclear facilities, communications networks, refineries, transport corridors, and digital systems — has become a central arena of strategic competition.
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