Left-wing candidates Edmilson Costa and Hertz Dias present radical foreign policy agendas in Brazil's 2026 presidential race, emphasizing sovereignty and socialism.
President Lula enacts a sweeping ban on fixed-odds betting and online gambling, citing serious public health risks and initiating strict enforcement measures in Brazil.
Brazil confronts escalating threats from rising seas and a deadly Super El Niño, while political climate denial persists.
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.
Brazil's new National Policy for Critical and Strategic Minerals aims to boost mineral development with robust oversight and financing but faces criticism over insufficient protection and representation of indigenous and traditional communities.
Brazil's 2026 elections are increasingly influenced by entertainment-style campaigns, raising questions about voter choices between genuine leadership and charismatic personas.
Flávio Bolsonaro commits to accepting 2026 election results while focusing on transparency and public safety; Michelle Bolsonaro launches Senate bid amid family reconciliation.
Political parties in Brazil are finalizing their candidate tickets and alliances ahead of the October deadline for 2026 elections, with PT endorsing Lula, strategic vice candidacies in Paraíba, and PSTU highlighting progressive platforms in Rio Grande do Sul.
PCdoB Minas Gerais approves candidates and outlines a political resolution prioritizing Lula’s re-election and opposition to Governor Romeu Zema for the 2026 elections.
Brazil’s 2026 elections are shaped by voter ideological shifts and political ramifications of trade tariffs affecting candidates Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro.
Michelle Bolsonaro may exit politics and withdraw her Senate candidacy amid increasing family tensions and internal conflicts within the Bolsonaro sphere.
PL president Valdemar Costa Neto plans talks with Michelle Bolsonaro to resolve internal party conflicts following her public criticism of Senator Flávio Bolsonaro, aiming to unify the party ahead of elections.
Minister Luciana Santos discusses the Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation's 2026 plans and 2025 results amid a cancelled parliamentary debate.
The 2026 World Cup squad announcement for Brazil drew extensive media attention and sparked debates in the Senate, highlighting public anticipation and political interest.
Political tensions in Brazil and global economic factors are driving the U.S. dollar higher against the Brazilian real, causing declines in stock and coffee markets.
The Brazilian Senate to evaluate a key bill establishing a policy to promote domestic mining and processing of critical and strategic minerals, with significant funding and incentives.
Political dynasties in Brazil's Northeast and grassroots campaigns in the North underscore diverse strategies in the 2026 state elections.
Female interest and participation in Brazilian sports, notably skateboarding and football, have surged significantly, driven by Olympic successes, media visibility, and upcoming World Cups.
Senator Flávio Bolsonaro is still seeking a vice-presidential candidate as he prepares for a highly contested 2026 presidential election against Lula, marked by mutual attacks and strategic maneuvering.
Rui Costa and Sidônio Palmeira clash over government communication strategies, reflecting deeper tensions in Brazil's political messaging approaches.