Diplomacy

COVID-19

Diplomacy against COVID-19

Inequalities in the fight against COVID-19 highlight the need for multilateralism

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International Relations

Transnational violence

Armed groups operating outside the law are a common threat facing a majority of Latin American countries

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Retrospect

A coveted territory

A treaty signed 60 years ago governs occupation and scientific research in Antarctica

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Education

Fewer foreign students in the United States

A study highlighted a 7% drop in the number of foreign students starting at US universities in the 2016–2017 school year

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PEACE

The fight against nuclear weapons

The fight against nuclear weapons

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Honorary doctoral degree

Lafer Receives Honorary Degree

Celso Lafer receives honorary degree from the University of Haifa

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Crimea annexation

Cooperation at risk

Scientific relations between Russia, Europe and the US have roiled

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Cover

British Archives and the Coup of 1964

Documents indicate that the possibility of a coup in Brazil was nothing new

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INTERNATIONALIZATION

Overcoming barriers

FAPESP Week brings together researchers from Brazil and China

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COOPERATION

High-level partnerships

Closer ties between FAPESP and the Max Planck Society

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Diplomacy

Brazil’s Position in the World

Foreign policy under redemocratization pursued greater autonomy

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DIPLOMACY

The undesirables

Estado Novo dictatorship concealed a project to “whiten” Brazil

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Transition Justice

The onset of remembering

Truth Commission shows how Brazil deals with human rights violations

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Strategies

Lafer receives the title of professor emeritus

Lafer receives the title of professor emeritus

International Relations

For a More Effective Agenda

Analyses of US policies regarding South America

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Foreign affairs

Dance of the wheelchairs at the United Nations

The idea of Brazil on the Security Council came from the US

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Partnerships

Partnerships with the United Kingdom

FAPESP signs cooperation agreements with UK

Diplomacy

When external issues increasingly become internal

Globalization's representation in the Legislative Power is still controversial

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Itamaraty

The ambassadors of the hinterlands

Diplomacy influenced the literature of Brazilian authors

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Cancun Conference

Multilateral arm wrestling

Climate change issues move forward in Mexico

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Cover

The results of Nagoya

Agreement overcomes stalemate over sharing the benefits of biodiversity

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international relations

The Empire of innovation

Science hidden in the Itamaraty archives

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diplomacy

The permanence of the permanent seat

In the League of Nations, Brazil demands for reform

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Diplomacy

The day on which Brazil said “no” to the United States

Documents with the proposal to deport black Americans to the Amazon

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Diplomacy

“Mamma” Africa cannot be a single mother

Specialists defend the relations between Brazil and the Africa

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International Relations

An alliance without progress

Research shows the difficulties of US-Brazil relations

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