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The maiden flight of a Gripen E assembled in São Paulo state shows a 2014 bet on technology transfer starting to pay off.
A takeover between two Australian miners needs the blessing of a Brazilian council that has yet to be assembled. How it rules will define what mineral sovereignty means in practice.
Four decades after its first winter in Antarctica, Brazil has a voice on the continent's future, one station, no runway, and a research budget that swings wildly from year to year.
Smuggled goods now cross into Brazil at the same logistics cost. A single number is doing the work that seizure statistics cannot.
Brazil wants to monitor 5.7 million square kilometers of ocean. MANTA is a first, modest step.
Lula and Erdogan have agreed on a Strategic Council and a defense pact, but Brazil's tanks, drones, and technology transfers will be negotiated one contract at a time
The Batista brothers are acquiring Avibrás, maker of the Astros rocket system, as Lula promises to spend more on defense.
A regional cyber exercise in Brasília, a much larger one in September, and an unusually candid seminar at Army headquarters show how Brazil's generals now define the enemy.
A record order book, a raised outlook, and a military cargo plane with more buyers than assembly capacity.
Rio proved that taking territory back from armed groups can work. Then it proved how fast the gains disappear, writes researcher Thiago Süssekind.
Thales just made São Bernardo do Campo one of its global radar hubs, lifting output tenfold to 50 units a year
Homicides hit a record low while online fraud surges past 2 million cases a year
Radars and sensors can register every crossing on Brazil's frontier. But can they touch the criminal order that decides which crossings happen?
