Lula's Return: Implications for Brazil's Foreign Policy
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Brazil's foreign policy is faltering as it attempts to maintain a neutral stance on the invasion of Ukraine while also cozying up to China. The country's ability to be a successful peace-broker is in question. Meanwhile, gay Ukrainian soldiers are influencing policy from the front lines, and voice cues are being used to diagnose illness.
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