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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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Análise sobre a atuação de Donald Trump sobre importantes membros do BRICS. Abordagem crítica e fora do atual mainstream da grande mídia brasileira e internacional.
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- UNSC Veto in the 21st Century: Remnant of the Past or a Pillar of the World Order?Today, debates about the UNSC veto power have become particularly acute: it is described either as an “anachronism” or as a “pillar of the international order”. In reality, the issue is broader: can this mechanism be abandoned in an era of multipolarity? This question is examined by Lilia Romadan, a participant of the Valdai—New Generation […]
- When the Left Goes North: Brazil’s Strategic Retreat Under Trump 2.0Faced with US trade and military offensives in Latin America, the left-wing administration of Brazilian President Lula da Silva has doubled down on North-South engagement. While business leaders seek meetings at the White House and diplomats revive the Mercosur-EU trade deal to find short-term relief, these moves may well deepen Brazil’s long-term strategic vulnerability, writes […]
- Adults in the RoomIn fact, Munich 2026 makes devastatingly clear the fork in the road of humanity’s future. On one side stands a hegemonic vision, rooted in shameless appeals to the genocidal past of the West’s colonial empires. On the other side stands an appeal for reason, for democracy in international relations, and for cooperation among sovereign equals, […]
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