The choices that the Lula government makes on welcoming Chinese participation in key sectors of the Brazilian economy will shape the ability of the ... Read More
The People’s Republic of China engagement in the Caribbean is broad-based, including an array of investments and commercial projects, political ... Read More
For either CELAC or UNASUR to succeed in the longer term, Lula must help move them away from their ideological roots. Given their histories, this is no ... Read More
The U.S. approach outlined in this article offers no guarantee of success. In its implementation, the notion of "outcompeting China" must be adequately ... Read More
The New Cold War, China, and the Caribbean offers an exceptional study of contemporary Caribbean geopolitics and geoeconomics, with appropriate attention ... Read More
Global Americans and the Caribbean Policy Consortium hosted an event to discuss the Summit of the Americas and its implications for the Caribbean and the ... Read More
Korea can play a constructive role in Latin America and the Caribbean as a partner committed to democracy and rule of law in countries where relationships ... Read More
War is messy, and consequently, the Russo-Ukrainian War has required Russia to devise a new set of propaganda lines for Latin American audiences. Read More
The U.S. should view Latin America and the Caribbean as partners rather than pawns in a great power competition against China and emphasize this ... Read More
The new dynamic is very different from the competing ideological-political-military blocks that characterized the Cold War and is arguably not the product ... Read More