Special Section

Choosing Cooperation: The Strategic Impact of Brazil’s Gripen Acquisition

How One Deal Can Transform Bilateral Relations
Karin Wallensteen
No. 16 / OCT-DEC 2025

HIGHLIGHTS OF THE CURRENT ISSUE

Special Section • No. 17 / JAN-MAR 2026 EN

Cyber Threats in Latin America

Cybersecurity Cannot Be Depoliticized
Joe Devanny

Special Section • No. 17 / JAN-MAR 2026 EN

Competing Visions for Venezuela

Under US Supervision
Bartlomiej Znojek

Policy Analysis • No. 17 / JAN-MAR 2026 EN

Reimagining Cooperation in a Multipolar Age

G7-Emerging Power Engagement and the Politics of Shared Governance
Marianna Albuquerque

SNAPSHOTS

Snapshots • 30.jul.2026 PT | EN

Snapshots • 30.jul.2026 PT | EN

The Foreign Policy of Lula 3

And the Options Open to Brazilian Diplomacy
Paulo Roberto de Almeida

Snapshots • 21.jul.2026 PT

Snapshots • 21.jul.2026 PT

Global Geoeconomics and Tariff Tensions

Brazilian Exports Growth and Trade Flows Diversification
Manoel Corrêa do Lago
Fernanda Cimini
José Ricardo Araujo

Snapshots • 16.jul.2026 PT | EN

Snapshots • 16.jul.2026 PT | EN

The Hour of International Law

What Is at Stake
Benoni Belli 
Alejandro Encinas

SECTIONS

Interviews • No. 17 / JAN-MAR 2026 EN

“The Era of American Military Dominance Over the Middle East Is Over”

Trita Parsi Spoke to the CEBRI-Journal Editors

Special Section • No. 17 / JAN-MAR 2026 EN

The Evolution of the Concept “Latin America”

From the Late 19th Century to the Second World War
Leslie Bethell

Book Reviews • No. 17 / JAN-MAR 2026 PT | EN

Marcos Azambuja and the Irreverent Limits of Memory

Book Review of Memoirs (CEBRI 2025) and Anthology (CEBRI & FUNAG 2026), from Marcos Azambuja
Rogério de Souza Farias

Policy Analysis • No. 17 / JAN-MAR 2026 EN

Reimagining Cooperation in a Multipolar Age

G7-Emerging Power Engagement and the Politics of Shared Governance
Marianna Albuquerque