A look at the professional backgrounds and political leanings of the panel that will decide the former president’s fate.
The Chiefs-Chargers showdown isn’t just about Week 1 bragging rights — it’s the league’s first free worldwide YouTube stream, a booming Brazilian fan base, and Globo buying in big.
Is Nicolás Maduro heading a drug trafficking organization, as the Trump administration claims? And Bolivia’s courts shift right in the post-MAS era.
Brazil looks to put its ‘Reciprocity Law’ into action. Yesterday’s organized crime raids reflected terribly on Brazil’s Wall Street. Why a census update is not quite all it’s cracked up to be.
Federal crackdowns may drive out illegal miners, but without state support, indigenous peoples face renewed invasions — and the lure of fast cash continues to divide communities.
Police try to dismantle a massive illegal network entangling organized crime and the fuel sector. H&M lands in Brazil, launching in a São Paulo shopping mall. Brazil lays out its plans for the next generation of broadcast television.
Chinese miner MMG recently purchased Anglo American’s nickel mines in Brazil — a deal being thrust into a larger geopolitical dispute over critical minerals.
Lula’s Big Tech push could draw further ire from Trump. Bolsonaro will be put under round-the-clock surveillance. Brazil’s regulatory agencies are on their knees amid a budget crunch.
The growing presence of unmanned aerial vehicles in regional conflicts. And the Colombian Amazon is at risk due to oil and gas advancements.
US President Donald Trump's pressure on Brazil lays bare the importance of the country debating its safeguards for independence — not only in trade, but also in tech.
Mexico and Canada could become Brazil’s trade cushions amid tariffs. Regional cooperation is always at a premium in Latin America. Congress begins its pension fraud inquiry today.
As China bolsters soybean imports from Brazil, US farmers claim tariff disputes are hurting their business. Plus, antitrust watchdog CADE halts the Soy Moratorium.
The Global South is no longer a bystander. But under Trump, the costs of sustaining autonomy are higher, and the space to maneuver is narrower.
Logistics in Belém risk turning COP30 into a diplomatic embarrassment for Brazil. The Supreme Court orders a sweeping investigation into parliamentary earmarks. Calls for Bitcoin reserves are being boosted by the far right, and opposed by the Central Bank.
Fraying military ties with the United States could bring Brazil’s Armed Forces back to the center of politics — and that’s a problem.
If Yago Dora wins just one heat of this week’s WSL finals, he will seal Brazil’s eighth men’s surfing world championship in 11 years.
