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HIGHLIGHTS OF THE CURRENT ISSUE

Policy papers • No. 16 / OCT-DEC 2025 EN

Mexico and Brazil

The Relationship That Isn’t–Yet

Héctor Cárdenas

Special Section • No. 16 / OCT-DEC 2025 EN

The Monroe Doctrine in US-Latin American Relations

And the 2025 Trump Corollary

Leslie Bethell

Interviews • No. 16 / OCT-DEC 2025 EN

“The EU and Brazil share deep cultural ties, values, and even similar paths of regional integration”

Marian Schuegraf Spoke to the CEBRI-Journal Editors

SNAPSHOTS

Snapshots • 03.jun.2026 PT

Snapshots • 03.jun.2026 PT

Defence for Emerging Countries

Suitabile and Original Military Architecture

Jackson Schneider
Vinicius Mariano de Carvalho

Snapshots • 02.jun.2026 PT

Snapshots • 02.jun.2026 PT

What is Brazil's Size in the World?

On the Debate over the Contours of the Contemporary International Order

Filipe Nasser

Snapshots • 14.may.2026 PT

Snapshots • 14.may.2026 PT

Analysis of the Brazilian Trade Balance

First Quarter 2026

Manoel Corrêa do Lago
Fernanda Cimini
José Ricardo Araujo

SECTIONS

Interviews • No. 16 / OCT-DEC 2025 EN

“President Trump is Currently Interested in a More Constructive Relationship with President Lula and with Brazil”

Brian Winter Spoke to the CEBRI-Journal Editors

Academic Articles • No. 16 / OCT-DEC 2025 PT

The Fractured Geoeconomy of South America

Joint International Presence Remains Unsuccessful

Renato Baumann
Luiz M. Michelon Zardo

Special Section • No. 16 / OCT-DEC 2025 PT | EN

Brazil and the United States: On a Collision Course?

Middle Powers Must Work Together to Strengthen Multilateralism

Rubens Ricupero

Book Reviews • No. 16 / OCT-DEC 2025 PT | EN

On the Spoken and the Unspoken

Book Review of Luiz Feldman's "Sobre hemisférios: capítulos de geopolítica brasileira" (Autêntica Editora 2025)

Leticia Pinheiro

Policy papers • No. 16 / OCT-DEC 2025 PT | EN

The Brazil-ASEAN Axis

Trade, Growth and Strategic Opportunities

Eugênia Barthelmess