At the 2026 G7 summit, President Lula called on wealthy nations to tackle global inequality and announced new trade talks between Brazil, Japan, and Mercosur.
Students in Bahia and Curitiba lead innovative scientific projects showcased at major educational events, highlighting Brazil's commitment to science and technology education.
TSE President Kassio Nunes Marques advances reforms to improve indigenous political participation by introducing electoral funding quotas, transport management changes, and stronger protections.
The 2026 Cannabis Fair in São Paulo showcased Brazil's advancements in cannabis science and technology, featuring broad participation, new research modules, and strengthening institutional collaborations.
In 2026, Brazil leads in foreign work visa issuance to Chinese workers, with BYD spearheading growth and technology transfer in Bahia's industrial sector.
Brazil advances STEM education with a large-scale rocket competition in Maranhão and a free online professional guidance course by Cemig, aiming to inspire and prepare students for scientific careers.
Brazil showcases robust strides in science and technology at the 2026 São Paulo Innovation Week and prepares for its inaugural Quantum Science Congress in Niterói.
Political education initiatives in Paraná and a female participation debate in Rondônia highlight Brazil's push for inclusive electoral engagement.
Brazil's 2026 budget includes a proposed supplementary credit for science and innovation, while the Amazon region faces funding and infrastructure challenges critical to sustainable development.
Isan Anijar takes charge at ACP focusing on business growth in Pará, while Tadeu Alencar is named Minister of Entrepreneurship, highlighting new leadership in Brazil’s business sector.
Brazil advances semi-arid agricultural innovation with student-developed cattle feed and R$8 million government funding to boost regional innovation ecosystems.