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A nova estratégia da China para a América Latina

A atuação de Pequim está mudando de uma era de grandes empréstimos e projetos de infraestrutura para um envolvimento mais direcionado e estratégico.

A year after AQ’s special report on hunger, Latin America has seen small gains on one of the region’s most pressing challenges.

La estrategia regional de Pekín está pasando de una era de grandes préstamos e infraestructura a un compromiso más preciso y estratégico.

Beijing is shifting from an era of large loans and infrastructure initiatives toward more targeted, strategic engagement.

Beijing has become more focused on technology and military diplomacy as it recalibrates its posture in the region.

With midterm elections looming, can U.S. support keep Milei’s project on track?

Brazil, Argentina, Panama and others played key roles at the General Assembly. Don’t give up hope just yet, writes a former diplomat.

Artificial intelligence promises unprecedented efficiency, but without safeguards, it threatens to entrench inequality and empower authoritarianism.

Criminal infiltration of formal economies and politics is shaping elections in Latin America.

Decertifications, terror labels, and episodic strikes risk alienating the partners Washington needs.

Except for Mexico, the region will not be significantly impacted.

Beijing is finding success by offering security cooperation very different from that of the U.S.

As the U.S. and China race against each other in artificial intelligence, Latin America can pursue digital non-alignment.

The reported Pentagon directive targets groups that the U.S. considers terrorist organizations.

The chief economist for the region at Citigroup on what is shaping Latin America’s economic outlook