Interviews

"Brazil places its faith in dialogue, consensus, and the strength of the Global South as drivers of positive transformation in the international order."

Mauricio Lyrio Spoke to CEBRI-Journal Editors

No. 13 / JAN-MAR 2025

HIGHLIGHTS OF THE CURRENT ISSUE

Special Section • No. 14 / APR-JUN 2025 PT

From Geoeconomics to Trump’s Geopolitics

From Tariffs to Weapons?
Vera Thorstensen
Victor do Prado

Special Section • No. 14 / APR-JUN 2025 EN

The World According to Trump

And What It Means for Europe and Latin America
Stefan Mair

From the Editors • No. 14 / APR-JUN 2025 PT | EN

Trump and the Global Order: Disruption or Reconfiguration?

To keep our readers at the forefront of international political debate, we are now offering exclusive early access to select, original articles from forthcoming issues.

SNAPSHOTS

Snapshots • 27.feb.2025

Snapshots • 27.feb.2025 PT

The Electoral Crisis in Mozambique

A Portrait of Precarious and Non-Inclusive Peace
Natália Bueno
Roberta Holanda Maschietto

Snapshots • 29.aug.2024

Snapshots • 29.aug.2024 PT

International Court of Justice denies provisional measures in the Mexico and Ecuador case.

Latest Chapter in the Tensions Escalation between the Countries
Paula Wojcikiewicz Almeida
Lucas Vollers

Snapshots • 28.aug.2024

Snapshots • 28.aug.2024 PT

The disputes between Chile and Bolivia at the International Court of Justice

Judicialization Is a Symptom of Difficult Diplomatic Relations
Júlia Furtado Reis

SECTIONS

Interviews • No. 14 / APR-JUN 2025 EN

“President Trump Has Adopted–and Will Continue to Adopt–a More Radical Stance in His Second Term”

Christopher Garman Spoke to CEBRI-Journal Editors

Academic Articles • No. 14 / APR-JUN 2025 PT

Brazilian Foreign Policy of the 1920s

Pragmatism Without Success
Gustavo Alvim de Góes Bezerra

Special Section • No. 14 / APR-JUN 2025 PT

From Geoeconomics to Trump’s Geopolitics

From Tariffs to Weapons?
Vera Thorstensen
Victor do Prado