In this article, written for the WBO, three researchers from the international field, led by Tulio Ferreira, talk about how the international press reported the beginning of Lula's third term in Brazil.

In this article, written for the WBO, Ana Barreto talks about the importance of the UN Permanent Forum on People of African Descent

In this article, Michelle Hallack, researcher fellow at the WBO, discusses the COP in Belém and explains the concept of Climate Justice

Indigenous leaders explain why PL 490 and MP 1154 represent a setback for the rights of Indigenous peoples and the preservation of Brazilian biomes.

In this article, Silvio Eduardo Alvarez Candido unravels the complex network of economic actors involved in the illegal exploitation of the Amazon Rainforest.

In this article, written for WBO weekly newsletter, Ana Claudia Cortez talks about the role of religious therapeutical communities on drug policies in Brazil

In this article, written for the WBO, Rafael R. Ioris talks about Lula's foreign policy challenges in his third term

In this article, written for issue 64 of WBO weekly newsletter, Marcio Pochmann discusses the challenges that the union movement and the workers has been facing in Brazil.

In this article, written for the WBO weekly newsletter, Pamella Liz talks about the destruction of public health in the Bolsonaro government and the challenge of reconstruction in the Lula government

In this article, written for the WBO weekly newsletter, David Nemer analyzes the challenges of regulating large digital platforms in Brazil

In this article, written for issue 61 of the WBO weekly newsletter, Graf researchers explore the links between the Brazilian far right and the US gun lobby.

In this article, published in issue 60 of the WBO weekly bulletin, dated March 31, 2023, Katia Brembatti talks about attacks on journalists and threats to press freedom in Brazil

In this article, published in issue 59 of the WBO weekly bulletin, dated March 24, 2023, researcher Sofia Zanforlin addresses the situation of Venezuelan immigrants arriving in the Brazilian state of Roraima

In this article, written for the WBO weekly newsletter, Alvaro de Azevedo Gonzaga Kaiowá argues that the federal government must demarcate indigenous lands and guarantee health and indigenous education

In this article, Marina Marçal discusses how climate change unequally impacts Afro-descendant communities around the world, and particularly black women.

In this article, written for the WBO weekly newsletter, Stanley Gacek talks about the challenges of the trade union movement in Brazil during the Lula government

In this article, written for the WBO's weekly newsletter, Brazilian diplomat Vanessa Dolce de Faria makes March 8 an occasion to reflect on the challenges and achievements of women in society.

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.