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Will Amazonian oil make Brazil richer or drive it into debt?
The discovery in the Equatorial Margin opens up an economic opportunity for the country, but it also raises questions about climate costs, dependence on oil and the destination of the wealth generated by a finite source of resources.
2 days ago5 min read


How ASEAN is responding to the New World Order
How is ASEAN responding to the new world order? Faced with the US-China rivalry, Russia’s outreach, and rising geopolitical tensions, the bloc is reinforcing its economic, technological, and diplomatic integration to preserve its autonomy and relevance in the Indo-Pacific.
Jul 294 min read


The end of elections in Nicaragua. Understanding the impacts.
Daniel Ortega announced the end of elections in Nicaragua. Understand the context, reactions, and possible consequences of the decision.
Jul 234 min read


Will Brazil be invaded? Find out what will actually change
The US decision to classify PCC and Comando Vermelho as terrorist organizations could alter Brazil's position on the international stage, increasing financial, diplomatic, and strategic pressure on the country.
May 293 min read


Opinion: Meeting Between Lula and Trump
A pragmatic renegotiation of strategic interests between Brazil and the United States, but the lack of transparency about the meeting still fuels doubts and political disputes.
May 123 min read


The Globalization Myth
Globalization has changed. The text analyzes how the transition from integration to fragmentation redefines the international system and what its risks are for the future.
Apr 1410 min read


Burkina Faso: anti-imperialism or anti-democracy?
The country combines a strong discourse of sovereignty and a break with external influences with a growing process of power concentration and democratic erosion, raising a central dilemma: is it possible to combat imperialism without compromising democracy itself?
Apr 63 min read


Latin America and Africa: a lasting partnership or short-term enthusiasm?
The rapprochement between Latin America and Africa rekindles the old ambition to cooperate without depending on the North. But amidst speeches, interests, and constant political changes, the question that remains this time is whether this partnership will take root or be just another cycle of passing enthusiasm?
Mar 314 min read


Opinion: Cuba, the next target?
Cuba and Venezuela: laboratories of a US influence strategy
Mar 202 min read


Japan in Africa: a silent partnership
Africa has become central to the contemporary struggle for global influence. Japan is betting on functional governance.
Feb 46 min read


Opinion: Music without musicians? Art under threat from AI
The race for innovation has opened the door to a scenario where entire works are used as input for machines that produce faster, cheaper, and without recognition. Without transparency and without limits, AI threatens to redefine music as an industrial product, not art.
Dec 5, 20253 min read


Opinion: BRICS is not dead and Trump knows it
Although Trump has declared that "BRICS is dead," his actions, such as threatening tariffs and attempting to undermine the group's leadership in Brazil, show precisely the opposite: BRICS is a nuisance and remains relevant.
Jul 19, 20252 min read
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