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.
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.
FGF confirms teams, format, and VAR use for Gauchão 2027 kicking off in January, highlighting the return of Passo Fundo and Brasil-Pel to the first division.
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.
At COP31, President Lula stresses climate urgency, condemns injustice, and spotlights Brazil’s success in reducing deforestation and protecting the Amazon.
Brazil's 23rd National Science and Technology Week celebrated women's roles in STEM with honors, workshops, and a new science podcast.
PSC and Boca Júnior have secured their spots in the Copa Cidade Mãe 2026 final, energizing local communities and supporting regional commerce with the final set for November 29.
Federal deputy Ana Elisa faces severe death and sexual violence threats, spotlighting rising political violence against Brazilian women.
Brazilian cities including Guarulhos, Jundiaí, and Campina Grande are implementing targeted programs to boost business networking, growth, and international market access for local entrepreneurs.
Gracyanne Barbosa's father Elias, who battled prostate cancer, passed away at 72, months after their heartfelt reconciliation.
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.
The Paraná Faz Ciência 2026 event in Cascavel spotlights women in science with broad institutional participation, significant funding announcements, and innovative projects from regional universities.
São Paulo announces public competitions to fill 2,000 police soldier jobs and 107 environmental agency positions, enhancing security and environmental efforts.