At COP31, Brazil asserts its global climate leadership while highlighting ambitious deforestation commitments and a government program saving millions of liters of water through computer reuse.
Brazil's government announced a fiscal package to save up to R$ 60 billion by 2027, prompting positive market reactions including a stronger real and rising Ibovespa index.
Brazil’s 2026 elections see a troubling rise in gender and race-based political violence targeting female politicians, with increases in threats, attacks, and intimidation incidents.
At COP31 in Turkey, President Lula highlighted Brazil’s forest conservation success, launched a financial fund for tropical forest protection, and introduced a new science-driven foreign policy demanding wealthy nations’ accountability.
Sebrae and Instituto Clima e Sociedade partner to enhance climate financing for small businesses at COP31, while Belo Horizonte pursues Canadian collaborations in clean energy and technology.
November 2026 in Brazil features a series of prominent science events celebrating women's contributions to STEM through free public programs and student projects under the 'Ciência Delas' theme.
Rio Grande do Sul invests millions in CETE's sports facility upgrades while Gentil prepares for a community-focused sports weekend.
President Lula's foreign policy in 2027 must address US-China rivalry, strained US relations, and South American political fragmentation.
Brazil's vehicle production rose over 2.7% in October 2026 despite export drops, with electric vehicle sales surging and imports increasing notably.
The new Netflix documentary on Suzane von Richthofen has reignited controversy over her portrayal and the ethics surrounding the film's production and interview.
Brazil is advancing comprehensive long-term health system planning through national and state initiatives focusing on science and technology innovation to bolster SUS by 2050 amid demographic changes.
Paraná's government invests R$ 2 million to support ten research projects linking scientific innovation to market applications across health, agriculture, and industry sectors.
São Paulo announces public competitions to fill 2,000 police soldier jobs and 107 environmental agency positions, enhancing security and environmental efforts.