3:30 p.m. | Panel 1
“The Strength of Brazilian–German Economic Ties: Mercosur–EU Agreement, Hannover Messe and Trade Diversification” (followed by a Q&A session)
Moderator:
Uta Knott (BDI, Director for Latin America)
4:30 p.m. | Panel 2
“The Long-Term Bonds between Brazil and Germany and the Latin American Political Context: Democracy, Environment, Security and Multilateralism” (followed by a Q&A session)
This issue covers such key topics as the impact of political trust on citizen engagement, the systematic elimination of social leaders, electoral accountability in federative systems during times of crisis, party splits in Brazil, relations between citizens and the police in Chile, and more.
Ahead of a Lula–Trump meeting, Brazil is pushing the US to scrap its punitive 50 per cent tariffs. Balancing autonomy and dependence, Lula is rallying state and business interests and pushing an EU–Mercosur deal, seeking to gain leverage through multilateralism and transcend the false US–China dichotomy.
The GIGA Institute for Latin American Studies conducts research on political and economic developments in South and Central America and the Caribbean. Core topics include the quality of political institutions and participation, challenges posed by conflicts and crime, and regional integration.
Im 21. Jahrhundert vollzieht sich ein fundamentaler Wandel von einer unipolaren zu einer multipolaren Welt. Im Zentrum dieser Entwicklung steht die BRICS-Gruppe. Was 2001 als ökonomischer Verbund begann, ist heute ein komplexes Bündnis mit weitreichenden Ambitionen: Die Reform globaler Governance-Strukturen, die Herausforderung der westlichen Dominanz und die Schaffung alternativer Finanzsysteme – eine Veranstaltungsreihe mit der Landeszentrale für politische Bildung Hamburg.
Latin America has emerged as a strategic partner for the EU in its efforts to diversify imports of critical raw materials with a view to safeguarding the energy transition, mitigating supply chain vulnerabilities, and reducing structural dependencies in the digital, defence, and aerospace sectors.
This issue covers such key topics as the impact of political trust on citizen engagement, the systematic elimination of social leaders, electoral accountability in federative systems during times of crisis, party splits in Brazil, relations between citizens and the police in Chile, and more.
Ahead of a Lula–Trump meeting, Brazil is pushing the US to scrap its punitive 50 per cent tariffs. Balancing autonomy and dependence, Lula is rallying state and business interests and pushing an EU–Mercosur deal, seeking to gain leverage through multilateralism and transcend the false US–China dichotomy.
The GIGA Institute for Latin American Studies conducts research on political and economic developments in South and Central America and the Caribbean. Core topics include the quality of political institutions and participation, challenges posed by conflicts and crime, and regional integration.
Im 21. Jahrhundert vollzieht sich ein fundamentaler Wandel von einer unipolaren zu einer multipolaren Welt. Im Zentrum dieser Entwicklung steht die BRICS-Gruppe. Was 2001 als ökonomischer Verbund begann, ist heute ein komplexes Bündnis mit weitreichenden Ambitionen: Die Reform globaler Governance-Strukturen, die Herausforderung der westlichen Dominanz und die Schaffung alternativer Finanzsysteme – eine Veranstaltungsreihe mit der Landeszentrale für politische Bildung Hamburg.
Latin America has emerged as a strategic partner for the EU in its efforts to diversify imports of critical raw materials with a view to safeguarding the energy transition, mitigating supply chain vulnerabilities, and reducing structural dependencies in the digital, defence, and aerospace sectors.
This issue covers such key topics as the impact of political trust on citizen engagement, the systematic elimination of social leaders, electoral accountability in federative systems during times of crisis, party splits in Brazil, relations between citizens and the police in Chile, and more.
Ahead of a Lula–Trump meeting, Brazil is pushing the US to scrap its punitive 50 per cent tariffs. Balancing autonomy and dependence, Lula is rallying state and business interests and pushing an EU–Mercosur deal, seeking to gain leverage through multilateralism and transcend the false US–China dichotomy.
The GIGA Institute for Latin American Studies conducts research on political and economic developments in South and Central America and the Caribbean. Core topics include the quality of political institutions and participation, challenges posed by conflicts and crime, and regional integration.
