On May 29, 2026, the BRICS Policy Center/PUC-Rio and the Future Horizons Institute, in partnership with the Center for Advanced Studies at UFRRJ, held the launch event for the policy...
New BPC Paper is now available! “Somaliland and the Dispute for Recognition in the Global Order: Implications for the BRICS+”, by Marta Fernández, director of the BRICS Policy Center, and Diana...
Applications are now open for an internship in the Communications sector of the BRICS Policy Center/PUC-Rio! One position is available for students of International Relations and Social Communication at PUC-Rio, between...
The Global South Unit for Mediation (GSUM), a research program of the BRICS Policy Center/PUC-Rio, will hold a debate on June 3nd at 11:00 AM entitled "What if we put...
The BRICS Policy Center (BPC/PUC-Rio) contributed to the report “Brazil in the BRICS (2025),” published by Acrópole Publicações, which analyzes the main outcomes of the 17th BRICS Summit held in...
On May 12th, Professor Marcello Cappucci, a researcher at BPC/PUC-Rio, participated in a public interview organized by IMA - the Research Laboratory in Law, Innovation and Culture of the Federal...
The BRICS Policy Center/PUC-Rio has joined the Article 109 Coalition, an international network that brings together civil society organizations, think tanks, and academic institutions committed to strengthening multilateralism and debating...
The text analyzes the challenges and opportunities of cooperation in artificial intelligence among the BRICS countries, addressing topics such as digital sovereignty, technological infrastructure, data governance, capacity building, and the...
On May 12, 2026, the Deputy Director of the BRICS Policy Center/PUC-Rio, Maria Elena Rodríguez, participated in the “Dialogue with Partners” meeting, promoted by the Heinrich Böll Foundation, in Rio...
During the meeting with the director of the BRICS Policy Center (BPC), Marta Fernández, topics related to BRICS, Brazil-China relations, and recent transformations in global governance were discussed, with emphasis...