Lula is styling himself as the new leader of the global south and shifting attention away from the west | Jordana Timerman

Brazil under President Lula is stepping up as a voice for the global south, addressing issues like climate breakdown and economic development, challenging the dominance of rich nations post-World War II.

Lula's foreign policy strategy of active nonalignment includes championing the Brics alliance, pushing for reforms in global financial institutions to give developing states more voting power and addressing inequalities globally.

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