At the 2026 UN General Assembly, President Lula emphasized Brazilian sovereignty, condemned foreign interference, and highlighted election integrity ahead of October polls.
Mato Grosso's bakery sector grows robustly in 2025 with 1,561 new openings led largely by women despite rising production costs and economic challenges.
Recent polling shows a tight presidential race between Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro amid rising disapproval of Lula’s government and a stable but polarized electorate.
The Brazilian Football Confederation has approved a phased reduction of the number of foreign players allowed per match from nine to five by 2030, alongside new standardized match timings.
Brazil ramps up scientific outreach with a R$300 million state-level funding program and highlights international collaboration through FSA’s community-driven projects.
Londrina advances small business development in 2026 by providing over R$1 million in low-interest microcredit loans with flexible terms and improved digital access.
Positivo Servers & Solutions reports a 107% growth in server business driven by hybrid cloud and AI demand, anticipating benefits from the upcoming ReData tax incentive program for data centers.
The political debate over increasing ethanol in Brazil's gasoline highlights contrasting views between Flávio Bolsonaro and Lula, amid the upcoming presidential election and Brazil's biofuel ambitions.
After Flamengo’s 2-1 win over Bragantino, their title chances soar to 76.8%, while Palmeiras’ hopes dip amid rising relegation pressures and shifting Libertadores qualifications.
Vasco wins the Campeonato Brasileiro A2 title with a record 8,004 spectators, surpassing the previous 2026 attendance record set during the Bahia vs. Corinthians semifinal.
Belém equips entrepreneurs with digital marketing skills while Amapá entrepreneurs expand business networks at the Inova Amazônia Summit, boosting innovation and sustainability in Brazil's Amazon region.
Minister André Mendonça’s deadline to respond to serious allegations has ended, with STF president Fachin to decide next steps amid growing court tensions.
Lula's campaign files complaint against Flávio Bolsonaro for misuse of social media, while Flávio accuses Justice Minister Moraes of undermining democracy amid aircraft controversy.
Brazil, alongside the EU, Canada, and Kenya, initiates the 'Partners for Multilateralism' manifesto aimed at UN reform and international cooperation before the 2026 General Assembly.
Brazil's regions are advancing key initiatives like the RMC Deep Tech Valley and Espírito Santo's PCTI-ES to enhance collaboration between academia and industry, fostering technological innovation and economic development.
Full schedule and broadcast details for Brazilian football matches on September 20, 2026, including major Campeonato Brasileiro games and notable European fixtures.
Brazil has introduced new legislation and initiatives to improve access and support for small businesses, alongside political campaigns and training programs aimed at boosting local economies.
Majority of Brazilians surveyed reject political discussions and campaigning within religious institutions, despite some electoral influence by religious leaders.
President Lula will speak first at the UN General Assembly focusing on national sovereignty, democratic institutions, and Brazil’s internal political challenges, amid rising concerns over US interference.
Brazil's 2026 presidential candidates have declared R$153 million in campaign expenses, with Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro accounting for nearly 80% of the total spending.
Mirassol defeated Botafogo 2-0 in the Campeonato Brasileiro, marking coach Tite's difficult debut for Botafogo as Eduardo scored twice to lift Mirassol away from relegation danger.
The Exporta Brasil - África event in Salvador advances cultural ties and business opportunities between Bahia and African countries, featuring cultural immersion and investment promotion.
Amidst concerns about impartiality in Brazil's Superior Electoral Court, Lula's campaign requests suspension of Flávio Bolsonaro's video platform for failing to properly identify electoral content.
The TSE has suspended Deltan Dallagnol’s 2026 Senate campaign in Paraná due to ongoing legal challenges regarding his eligibility, citing concerns over prior court rulings and the integrity of the election.
Brazilian influencer Niina Secrets announces a miscarriage, while Tainá Militão, partner of Éder Militão, shares her final weeks of pregnancy joyfully.
Feira de Santana opens its first Science and Technology Pole offering free courses, while startups in Rio Grande do Norte tackle the challenges of turning scientific research into sustainable businesses.
Brazilian youths excel at the national para-athletics championship while a Paralympic festival in Santarém promotes sports participation among students.
Porto Alegre and Tenente Portela prepare to host major innovation and business events in 2026, featuring free activities, speakers, and local business participation.
Brazil's small business sector surged in 2026 with nearly 4 million new registrations, led by microentrepreneurs and strong growth in Rio de Janeiro’s active enterprises.
Brazil's Supreme Federal Court unanimously affirmed Eduardo Bolsonaro's conviction, sentencing him to over four years in prison for actions aimed at shielding his father from legal repercussions.
The Brazilian Navy invites applications for over 370 Temporary Officer roles across various professional fields with a comprehensive selection process and attractive salary.
Brazil hosts multiple entrepreneurial events in 2026 focused on boosting small businesses, innovation, and market connections across regions such as Cuiabá and Campinas.
Brazil advances legal accountability and protective policies in the fight against gender-based political violence, spotlighting a deputy's conviction and a new bill to support feminicide victims' children.
Tensions rise as the US exerts trade and political pressures on Brazil, challenging sovereignty and judicial independence ahead of the 2026 elections, while contrasting foreign policies emerge from major presidential candidates.
Brazilian football clubs defend betting sponsorship as crucial revenue, but face widespread fan rejection and government criticism amid calls for bans to protect society.
Brazil's National Justice Council convenes religious leaders to update policies and combat religious intolerance, emphasizing protection for African matrix communities.
Nine Brazilian celebrities including Neymar and Vini Jr. have been notified to respond to legal scrutiny regarding their promotion of online betting amid rising gambling-related consumer debt.
Recent business fairs in Jundiaí and Alta Floresta have energized local entrepreneurs by providing platforms for product showcasing, networking, and economic growth.