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  1. Analysis · Brazil

    The triumph of punitivism at the ballot box: why Brazil embraces far-right security despite the evidence

    Why is punitivism gaining ground at the polls? An analysis of the nexus between public security, the far right, firearms, and incarceration in Brazil.

    Relações Exteriores Editorial Team · October 7, 2026

  2. Analysis · Brazil

    The limits of Brazilian democracy in the Marco Archer case

    An examination of the limits of Brazilian diplomacy vis-à-vis Indonesian sovereignty in the Marco Archer case and the tension between human rights and state sovereignty.

    Ana Luiza Serra Figueiredo · October 5, 2026

  3. Analysis · Brazil

    What the elections could change in Brazil's foreign policy

    An analysis of how the election results could influence Brazilian foreign policy and shape ties with key international partners.

    Relações Exteriores Editorial Team · September 25, 2026

  4. Analysis · Brazil

    The US sells more to Brazil than it buys, yet Trump is imposing steep tariffs on Brazilian exports

    Why the US imposes tariffs on Brazil despite running a trade surplus, and how Brazil is responding to the dispute.

    Relações Exteriores Editorial Team · September 21, 2026

  5. Analysis · Brazil

    Why the European Union suspended Brazilian meat imports despite the Mercosur agreement

    An examination of why the EU halted Brazilian meat imports following the EU–Mercosur deal, and how sanitary regulations and antimicrobial standards lie at the heart of the standoff.

    Relações Exteriores Editorial Team · September 8, 2026

  6. Analysis · Brazil

    The designation of the PCC and Comando Vermelho as foreign terrorist organizations and the redefinition of risks for U.S. corporations in Brazil

    The U.S. designation of the PCC and Comando Vermelho redefines legal, financial, and compliance risks for American corporations operating in Brazil.

    Ricardo de Castro Savoldi · August 20, 2026

  7. Analysis · Brazil

    The effectiveness of public resocialization policies: The social reintegration of adolescents in Brazil

    Fernanda de Melo Soares Azevedo · August 18, 2026

  8. Analysis · Brazil

    The production of indifference and the selectivity of war narratives in Brazilian perception

    How war narratives produce indifference in Brazil and shape perceptions of human rights and conflict across the Global South.

    Beatriz de Jesus Rubim Serra · August 14, 2026

  9. Analysis · Brazil

    National defense, public security, and state investment as drivers of strategic development

    How do national defense and public security contribute to strategic development? An examination of the role of the state, the defense industrial base, innovation, and strategic autonomy.

    Laura Griesang Sant'Anna · August 13, 2026

  10. Analysis · Brazil

    From the Atlantic slave trade to citizenship: Benin's reconnection with Afro-descendant Brazilians

    An analysis of how Benin seeks to reconnect with Afro-descendant Brazilians affected by the transatlantic slave trade, alongside its historical, legal, and political implications.

    Melissa Regis Oliveira · August 6, 2026

  11. Analysis · Brazil

    Necropolitics and conventionality control: Police lethality as a human rights violation in the state of Rio de Janeiro

    An analysis of how necropolitics and lethal police violence challenge human rights standards in Rio de Janeiro through the lens of conventionality control.

    Everson Batista Farias · August 3, 2026

  12. Analysis · Brazil

    Faith has become a political force in Brazil and the United States: Why it threatens democratic pluralism

    Faith has emerged as a powerful political force in Brazil and the United States, raising critical questions about how this dynamic imperils democratic pluralism and institutional stability.

    Relações Exteriores Editorial Team · July 31, 2026

  13. Analysis · Brazil

    The Trump paradox: US gun deregulation fuels Brazilian criminal factions branded by Washington as terrorists

    How the deregulation of firearms in the United States drives illicit trafficking and arms Brazilian criminal factions, presenting a strategic paradox for Washington.

    Relações Exteriores Editorial Team · July 16, 2026