G20 Dialogues

What to Expect from Brazil's G20 Presidency

Brazil is taking over the G20 presidency for 2024. The Lula government says it is a "unique opportunity for the sustainable development agenda"

Brazil’s Role in Shaping the Digital Transformation

Luanna Roncaratti discusses the main points to be addressed in digital transformation and digital government during Brazil’s G20 presidency

Brazil Lays Down Anti-Poverty Agenda to the G20

Brazil presented its policies on poverty and hunger to G20 delegations last week. The Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva administration has proposed launching a Global Alliance Against Hunger and Poverty

Podcast: Brazil and the G20

Bruna Santos, Director of the Wilson Center's Brazil Institute, and Gustavo Ribeiro, Founder of The Brazilian Report, explore the implications of Brazil's leadership role at the G20, assessing its impact on the nation's global standing.

Africa’s Bargaining Chip to the G20

The African Union's admission into the G20 as a permanent member reflects its unified efforts during the COVID-19 pandemic and the establishment of the AfCFTA, signifying increased African representation in global economic discussions.

Brazil's Green Bond Leap Amid Climate Challenges

Brazil's successful venture into sustainable bonds highlights its significant role in the expanding global green finance market, underscoring the urgent need for increased sustainable investment worldwide, particularly in developing countries. This move, aligning with broader Latin American trends, sets a critical stage for the upcoming G20 discussions on enhancing global commitment to sustainable financing.

Navigating Brazil’s G20 Presidency: A Conversation with Ambassador Maurício Lyrio

Unpacking US-Brazil Partnership for Workers’ Right