Strategic International Threats Surrounding Brazil
Oliver Stuenkel, International Reports, Berlin, Sep. 30, 2010
Editor: Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung e.V.
Brazil’s economic rise over the past decade has been nothing short of astonishing. While Brazil’s growth has not been as impressive as that in the other BRIC countries (Russia, India and China), Brazil’s key advantage over the other emerging powers is that the international strategic threats it faces are fewer and less dangerous. This does not mean that Brazil faces no threats at all: drug-trafficking, arms smuggling and guerrilla activity in a lawless frontier region in the Amazon are probably the most potent security threats Brazil faces from abroad.
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