Brazil: Between cooperation and deterrence
Brazil faces more challenges protecting its borders than almost any other country in the world. As the country seeks to assert itself as a regional power, measured military collaboration with the U.S. is important for domestic and regional stability.
Brazil: A banana republic in the making?
The growing depreciation of federally-funded research and education has reached Brazil, with implications for the region as a whole.
Fora Dilma, Fora Temer: Who do Brazilians want?
With Dilma out of power and Temer struggling to lead the country out of recession, Brazilians seem more certain about what they do not want than about what kind of leader they need for the future.