Filipe Porto

Filipe Porto is a Master's student in International Relations at Universidade Federal do ABC, holds a postgraduate degree in International Journalism by Fundação Armando Alvares Penteado (FAAP) and a BA in Defense and Strategic Studies by the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ). He is an associate researcher at the Brazilian Foreign Policy Observatory (OPEB/UFABC) and at the Conjuncture Assessment Center (EGN/ Brazilian Navy), with an emphasis on China's relations with the world.

Bolsonaro Will Have to Go Quietly

Situation Reports - Nov 07, 2022

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Bolsonaro’s quiet capitulation illustrates how none of the necessary ingredients for a coup were present in Brazil in the aftermath of the presidential election.

Is China Next on NATO’s List?

Opinion - Jul 09, 2022

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NATO may be focused on Europe amid the Ukraine War, but signs are mounting that Asia looms ever-larger on the Alliance’s radar.