Brazil
Deadly Floods in Minas Gerais Leave Dozens Dead and Hundreds Displaced
Severe flooding triggered by heavy rains in Minas Gerais has left dozens of people dead and hundreds more homeless, as authorities in southeastern...
South Korea Launches India Collaboration on Mines and Trade With Brazil
The government of South Korea has announced a new phase of strategic economic cooperation involving India and Brazil, focusing on mining development and...
Brazil imposes anti dumping duties on Chinese steel and hypodermic needles up to 5 years
Brazil has announced the imposition of anti dumping duties on selected steel products and hypodermic needles imported from China, with measures set to...
Brazil Launches Environmental Enforcement Campaign
The government of Brazil announced a nationwide enforcement campaign targeting illegal deforestation activities in the Amazon Rainforest. Environmental authorities stated that inspection teams...
Brazil Central Bank Holds Interest Rates Amid Inflation Concerns
Brazil’s central bank announced on January 28 that it has decided to keep its benchmark interest rate unchanged, citing persistent inflation risks and...
Estevao Reflects on Missed Chance and Team Orders in Brazil’s Draw with Tunisia
Brazilian teenager Estevao has shed light on why he didn’t step up for Brazil’s second penalty in their 1-1 draw against Tunisia, revealing...
Devastating Tornado Claims at Least 6 Lives and Injures Over 700 in Brazil
A powerful tornado struck Rio Bonito do Iguaçu in the southern Brazilian state of Paraná on Friday night, wreaking havoc with winds reaching...
Taylor Swift Brings Good Luck to Soccer Team Hosting Travis Kelce’s Debut Match in Brazil.
In São Paulo, Brazil, the NFL season opener will see the Kansas City Chiefs face the Los Angeles Chargers at the Corinthians Arena,...
China’s BYD to start assembling electric cars in Brazil
Chinese electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer BYD has commenced production at its new plant in Camaçari, Bahia State, Brazil, marking a significant milestone in...
