Researcher Paula Drumond from BPC PUC-Rio and postdoctoral fellow Bruna Soares from IRI/PUC-Rio, along with Professor Tamya Rebelo from ESPM-SP, wrote an article for the Le Monde Diplomatique Brasil website...
CURA is a research program dedicated to analyzing the role of culture and heritage in contemporary international relations, with a focus on perspectives from the Global South. The initiative investigates...
The Institute of International Relations at PUC-Rio and the think tank BRICS Policy Center (PUC-Rio), in partnership with the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), are hosting the lecture...
On April 16, at 4:00 p.m., we will hold the thirteenth edition of “Coffee with BRICS,” organized by the BRICS Policy Center’s Socio-Environmental Platform. The meeting will focus on the...
The BRICS Policy Center/PUC-Rio has signed an agreement with the Guangdong Institute for International Strategies (GIIS), a think tank affiliated with Guangdong University of Foreign Studies in China. Established in 2009,...
The Chinese newspaper People’s Daily published an interview with Marta Fernández, director of the BRICS Policy Center/PUC-Rio, about the challenges of the contemporary international order. The analysis highlights the centrality of...
The BRICS Policy Center / PUC-Rio is launching its new research program, "Global & Public Health", reinforcing its commitment to producing critical knowledge and promoting agendas aimed at reducing inequalities...
The BRICS Policy Center/PUC-Rio has just signed a cooperation agreement with TRENDS Research & Advisory, a prominent independent research center from the United Arab Emirates. TRENDS seeks to build a network...
📅 SAVE THE DATE: April 16th The BRICS Policy Center's Socio-environmental Platform invites you to the 13th edition of Coffee with BRICS! On April 16th, from 4 PM to 6 PM, we...
Visiting researcher and fellow of the GSUM research program at the BRICS Policy Center of PUC-Rio, Luis Gouveia Jr., wrote an article for The Conversation Brasil website, titled: "Why hasn't...