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Heine Discusses Summit of Americas’ (SOA) Fate in Responsible Statecraft Op-ed

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Ambassador Jorge Heine shares his expert take on the recent deferral of the Summit of Americas (SOA) forum in an op-ed for Responsible Statecraft.

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Heine Examines the China-Latin America Alliance on a Radio Show

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Prof. Heine discussed the fourth China-CELAC Ministerial Forum held in Beijing last month on one of Panama’s most popular radio shows.

Tagged: Brazil, Chile, China, China-Latin America, Colombia, Gabriel Boric, Gustavo Petro, Jorge Heine, Latin America, Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, Panama En Directo, South America, The Non-Aligned World: Striking Out in an Era of Great Power Competition

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.

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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

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