Foreign Affairs magazine publishes article on Lula’s foreign policy – 03/17/2023 – Panel
The “restoration” of Brazilian foreign policy under the government of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) is the subject of an article in the prestigious magazine Foreign Affairs, a reference in international issues.
The text was requested by the editor-in-chief of the publication, Dan Kurtz Phelan, in a sign of the renewed attention that Brazilian diplomacy has awakened. The article was written by Hussein Kalout and Felício Guimarães, linked to Cebri (Brazilian Center for International Relations).
The article’s title is, in free translation, “The restoration of Brazilian foreign policy — How Lula can make up for lost time”.
The authors highlight Brazil’s role in discussions on climate change, a topic left aside by former President Jair Bolsonaro (PL).
“Brazil can, once again, play a key role in the effort to curb climate change, a project largely abandoned by Bolsonaro”
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