Urgent: the IMF must reform
Four critical developments in the global economy with profound implications require urgent changes at the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
Latin America
Lula’s foreign policy: normalisation and friction
Lula’s victory has been greeted around the world as the return of a more engaged, predictable and constructive Brazilian foreign policy.
Uruguay’s high public debt and low credit risk puzzle: ‘what you don’t see is what you get’
Uruguay has one of the highest levels of public debt in Latin America and at the same time enjoys the lowest credit risk in the region.
Why Latin America matters to the EU on energy: diversification, transition partners and new value chains
This analysis of energy relations between Latin America and the EU pays particular attention to their potential and limitations.
COP27 side event “Climate governance towards Net Zero and resilience: strengthening cooperation between Latin America and Spain in the current context”
The goal of this event is to respond to the most important questions with key stakeholders in the EU and LAC region.
Will the FED Strangle Latin America Again?
The FED’s current anti-inflationary crusade will certainly not be turbulence-free, but Latin America can breathe a sigh of relief.
A greener economy: pioneering triangular cooperation between the Republic of Korea, Spain and Latin America
Cooperation between Korea, Spain and Latin America to promote a green economy is an opportunity to make progress in sustainable development.
The role of trust as a new driver for global cooperation on technology: the case of Latin America with Spain and Korea
Trust is an element of necessity but also a strategic tool to guarantee global cooperation on technology driven by equal partnership.
The Summit of the Americas: Latin America on the new geopolitical stage
The Ninth Summit of the Americas is taking place in a context marked by the effects of the pandemic and from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
3 - 9 of 22 pages