After the Cold War, Cuba and China developed a strong and comprehensive alliance. Today, their collaboration is two-fold. Firstly, the ...
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Security Implications of The China-Cuba Alliance
Maria Werlau | 
Russia’s Latin American Policy and the June 2023 Rebellion
Scott B. MacDonald | 
Russia underwent considerable political upheaval in late June 2023 as the Yevgeny Prigozhin’s Wagner Group briefly threatened President Vladimir Putin’s ...
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Let It Be: A Great Song, but an Ineffective Policy Approach
Carl Meacham | 
China’s expanding presence, particularly in South America, raises concerns as China strengthens ties and influence through financial ...
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Much Ado About Nothing: Accurately Assessing Lula’s Recent International Overtures
Rafael R. Ioris | 
In a global economy shaped by inflationary trends, energy shortages, and market instability, Lula’s domestic success will depend to a significant degree ...
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Colombia is Vulnerable to the Influence of Corrosive Capital
Martha Aguilera, Sara Torres, and Sergio Guzmán | 
Colombian President Gustavo Petro introduced a new element of political risk into investment decision-making for institutional investors and other funds. ...
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The Impact of Russia’s Ukraine Invasion on Latin America
R. Evan Ellis | 
Today, the impact of Russia’s unprovoked invasion of Ukraine and its ongoing military activities against Ukraine’s population and infrastructure to occupy ...
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The Balancing Act: Brazil and Mexico Court Beijing While Managing Their Relationship to Washington
Genevieve Slosberg | 
With distinct objectives, Brazil and Mexico are increasingly open to engagement with China, which is happy to oblige in partnership with both economies.
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Brazil’s Rising Challenges in the New World Order
Rafael R. Ioris | 
Of special relevance in the Latin American context, Brazil, the largest nation and economy of the continent, and a country that historically managed well ...
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A One-Way Ticket to Irrelevance: The Dangers of Active Non-Alignment by the Global South
Amb. John Feeley (ret.) | 
The original Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) of the Cold War—which still exists, but is truly irrelevant these days—was born in a very different era, one ...
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