Brazilian President Lula and former U.S. President Trump met in Malaysia to discuss resolving tariffs and sanctions, marking an important advancement in bilateral trade and diplomatic relations.
Brazil's President Lula criticizes Trump's protectionism, questions his Nobel Prize ambitions, and strengthens ties with Malaysia during Southeast Asia visit.
President Lula advances Brazil's bid for full ASEAN membership, highlighting robust trade ties and plans for enhanced economic cooperation.
President Lula intends to appeal to U.S. President Trump to avoid military action in Venezuela, emphasizing regional stability amid escalating tensions.
Brazilian President Lula emphasizes Brazil's issues are with Netanyahu, not Israel, amid the 2025 Israel-Hamas ceasefire, affirming historic bilateral ties.
Brazilian government demands release of its citizens detained by Israel during flotilla interception.
Diplomatic efforts are underway for a meeting between Lula and Trump, focusing on a potential call before an in-person meeting.
Brazil is optimistic about tariff negotiations with the U.S. following supportive remarks from Trump and hopes for a meeting with Lula.
Russia's foreign minister advocates for Brazil's permanent position in the UN Security Council during the UN General Assembly.
Lula adopts a cautious strategy in engaging the US leadership for diplomatic relations.
Lula expresses optimism in upcoming U.S. meeting to mend diplomatic ties and reduce tensions.
Lula and Trump’s interaction at the 2025 UN Assembly draws media focus on U.S.-Brazil relations.
Lula and Trump confirm a future conversation, highlighting their positive diplomatic rapport.
Brazil's Itamaraty rejects US sanctions, emphasizing national sovereignty amid rising tensions.
President Lula travels to the US for the 2025 UN General Assembly, focusing on global diplomatic engagement.
Brazil and allies promote democracy in New York, excluding the US from participation.
Lula expresses readiness to greet Trump diplomatically at potential meetings.
Lula secures UN Assembly visas, but diplomatic tensions with the US remain.
Brazil's Lula reiterates the nation's commitment to sovereignty in talks with the U.S., while Moura critiques American perceptions of Brazil's politics.
US Deputy Secretary highlights historic lows in US-Brazil relations amid growing tensions.
Brazilian foreign ministry condemns U.S. military threats as government stresses sovereignty and calls for dialogue.