The BRICS Policy Center (BPC)/PUC-Rio, in collaboration with the Brazilian Engineering Club, organized the international seminar "Sustainable, Resilient, and Inclusive Infrastructure: An Analysis from Chancay to Ilhéus" on August 15th....
IRI invites you to the book launch of "Affective Imageries: Visual Politics of Wounded Bodies in Timor-Leste," by Marcelle Trote Martins (Manchester University, United Kingdom). At a time when visual media—from...
Marta Fernández, director of the BRICS Policy Center/PUC-Rio, gave an interview to the Humanitas Unisinos Institute, titled: The trade war serves as a metaphor to explain the economic policy of...
Call for Applications The UCL Department of Risk and Disaster Reduction is receiving applications for the International Writing Workshop for Early Career Researchers from the Global South, to be held at...
The BRICS Policy Center/PUC-Rio is currently accepting applications for an administrative internship position in the Communication Department, exclusively for undergraduate students in International Relations at IRI/PUC-Rio. The internship requires a weekly...
Applications are now open for one internship position at the Laboratory for International Cooperation and Financing for Development (LACID), part of the BRICS Policy Center/PUC-Rio, for undergraduate students at the...
The researcher at the BRICS Policy Center/PUC-Rio, Pedro Silva, took part in the Mapa Mundi program on SBT News, discussing Donald Trump’s tariff hike and the recent increase in tariffs...
On August 22nd, at 10:00 am, we will have a new edition of Café com BRICS, organized by the BRICS Policy Center's Socio-Environmental Platform with support from the Climate and...
On August 8, the BRICS Policy Center/PUC-Rio hosted the debate “BRICS in Transition: from the Brazilian to the Indian Presidency”, featuring researcher Manuel Gonzalo, along with comments from Marta Fernández...
The director of the BRICS Policy Center/PUC-Rio, Marta Fernández, gave an interview to BBC News Brasil. In the article, experts discussed the possible reasons why the BRICS might cause so much...