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A report calls US interference a critical threat to October's vote. Could the Supreme Court become the election's "third round"? Why incumbency isn't helping Lula more.
Professors Dalson Figueiredo and Ernani Carvalho explain why polls show such different numbers on the same issues.
Brazil nearly tripled its gym count in a decade. The budget chain that built the market now faces franchise rivals, imported boutique studios, and apps that sit between gyms and their members.
Smuggled goods now cross into Brazil at the same logistics cost. A single number is doing the work that seizure statistics cannot.
Lula squeezes more from his electoral toolkit. Washington's surrender terms for Brazil. Petrobras bets on Africa.
The Xingu's Big Bend already loses most of its flow to the Belo Monte dam. Now a Canadian miner wants to add a massive tailings dam
Lula creates a critical minerals council. Washington uses a drug report to jab at Brazil. Gig-work regulation becomes urgent.
Brazil's demand for gasoline and ethanol is headed for decline, analysts agree. They differ only on when.
Brazil's Supreme Court resists investigating itself, and makes the case for why it should. Tax breaks for data centers become law. The South feels the pinch of a diesel squeeze.
A Supreme Court crisis. A polling confusion. A candidate accused of being a foreign puppet.
Brazil has launched a state-run encrypted messaging app to get government workers off WhatsApp for official business. But the software was never the only weak link.
Pivotal Supreme Court session comes as justices sling mud at one another. How Alexandre de Moraes is defending himself.
China, the world's largest poultry importer, now ships abroad the very cut Brazil depends on most.
Has Flávio Bolsonaro received US funding for his campaign? Tension mounts in the Supreme Court before a pivotal session. The institutional crisis and the polls.
Voters aged 60 and over now account for nearly a quarter of Brazil's registered electorate. Polls also show they are more engaged than younger voters.
President Lula has found a villain for Brazil's sour economic mood.
