Multi-Alignment as Strategy: How Brazil Navigates Between Washington, Beijing, and the Global South
Brazil’s self-image as a “giant by nature” drives its ambitions and a foreign policy rooted in multi‑alignment.
published by on November 20, 2025
Harvard Kennedy School Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs
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