In this article, João Fernando Finazzi analyzes the Haitian crisis as a potential focal point that can become an important issue in the Brazil-US relationship.

In this article, wrote for the WBO weekly newsletter, Rafael R. Ioris, a WBO research fellow, discusses the common challenges and the potential shared efforts to come between Brazil and US, after the Lula-Biden meeting.

PhD Fernanda Magnotta analyzes the perspectives for the meeting between presidents Lula and Biden, in an article for issue 53 of the WBO weekly newsletter

In this article, Paulo Abrão, Executive Director of the WBO, analyzes the conditions that made possible an effective international response to the attempted coup in Brazil.

In this article, Laura Trajber Waisbich, international cooperation expert, talks about the Brazil’s South-South relations during the PT-led period and on the new Lula administration

In this article, David Magalhães, professor of International Relations at PUC-SP and coordinator of the Extreme Right Observatory, talks about the future of the extreme right sector both in Brazil and the US after the Bolsonaro and Trump electoral defeats.

In this article, Carlos Gustavo Poggio, Associate Professor of Political Science at Berea College, KY, talks about what the future of US-Brazil relations holds with Lula da Silva and Joe Biden in office

In this article, Brazilian political scientist Carlos Melo talks about the transition of power in Brazil, in 2022/2023. He analyzes the end of Jair Bolsonaro's term and the beginning of Lula's third term. The text was originally written for issue vol. II nº 1 of the WBO Newsletter (Washington Brazil Office), published on January 6, 2023.