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Najam Speaks at the 10th Anniversary Meeting of Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank

Professor Adil Najam spoke about gender and development for an AIIB special seminar in Beijing, China.

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Heine on Brazil’s Renewed Foreign Policy Under President Lula

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Professor Jorge Heine examined Brazil’s growing influence in the Global South and its implementation of active non-alignment (ANA).

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Heine Says Latin America-China Ties Will Withstand U.S. Pressure

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In a letter to the FT editor, Heine argued that the Latin America-China ties will thrive despite U.S. pressure.

Tagged: beijing, Bilateral Cooperation, Brazil, BRICS, CELAC, Chile, China, China-CELAC Forum, Colombia, COP30, Financial Times, Gabriel Boric, Gustavo Petro, Jorge Heine, Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, Multilateralism, tariff war, trade, Trade Policies, Xi Jingping

Heine’s Expert Take on the Recent China-CELAC Forum

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Prof. Heine discusses the recent China-CELAC Forum on CGTN America’s “The Heat.”

Tagged: beijing, Brazil, Caribbean, CELAC, CGTN America, Chile, China-CELAC, China-CELAC Forum, Colombia, Free Trade, Free Trade Agreement, FTA, Jorge Heine, Latin America, Multilateral Trading Order, South America, Tariffs, The Heat, trade

Heine Reflects on the Growing Partnership Between Latin America and China

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Prof. Heine discusses the growing partnership between Latin America and China on a TV news segment.

Tagged: Active Non-Alignment, beijing, Belt and Road Initiative, CELAC, CGTN Europe, Chile, China, Climate Change, Colombia, Diplomatic Relations, Drought, e-mobility, Famine, Global Business, Global South, green hydrogen, Gustavo Petro, international crime, international relations, Jorge Heine, Latin America, Latin American Foreign Policies in the New World Order: The Active Non-Alignment Option, mass migration, solar energy, South America, The Non-Aligned World: Striking Out in an Era of Great Power Competition, trade, U.S.-China

Trade Wars and Global Shifts: Jorge Heine Analyzes U.S.-China Relations

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In a recent interview with France 24’s weekly magazine Así es Asia, Ambassador Jorge Heine, Research Professor at Boston University’s Frederick S. Pardee School of Global Studies, discussed the ongoing trade war between the United States and China. With tariffs escalating between the two economic giants, Heine provided key insights into the global implications of…

Tagged: Africa, Asia, beijing, Brazil, China, Europe, European Union (EU), Free Trade, Global South, Global Trade, imports, India, Latin America, North America, Protectionism, Stock Markets, Tariffs, Trade Partners, Trade War, U.S.-China Relations

Heine on Trump’s Confrontational Policy

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Ambassador Jorge Heine, Research Professor at Boston University’s Frederick S. Pardee School of Global Studies, recently commented on the implications of President Donald Trump’s foreign policy in a media discussion. Heine highlighted how Trump’s aggressive stance – marked by sudden tariff threats and escalating tensions with allies – could push key partners toward closer ties…

Tagged: America First, beijing, canada, China, Denmark, Diplomatic Relations, Economic Stability, Foreign Policy, Greenland, Gustavo Petro, Investment, Latin America, Mexico, Oval Office, Panama Canal, Tariffs, Trade War, U.S. Foreign Relations