After losing Brazil’s election, Flávio Bolsonaro fled to Miami in an elaborate operation aided by Trump’s inner circle and Argentina’s president
Bolsonaro, under Supreme Court investigation for alleged financial crimes that he denies, was barred from leaving Brazil after his election loss
Three weeks ago, even his allies expected defeat. Grassroots mobilization and fears of lost benefits fueled his stunning reversal
“Lula’s victory gives strength to those fighting for a world of peace, cooperation and respect for international law,” says Alexis Tsipras
The 80-year-old president defeats Flávio Bolsonaro to extend one of Latin America’s longest political careers
Lula seeks an unprecedented comeback against Flávio Bolsonaro, son of the jailed ex-president, in a vote that could reshape Brazil and Latin America
Brazil’s president has an uphill battle to revive his once-magnetic hold on voters.
Fear and anger about organised crime have fuelled the rise of the far right across Latin America
Brazil’s soaring demand for GLP-1 medications has fueled a growing trade in smuggled and unapproved injections, while authorities investigate more than 80 deaths and thousands of complications.
Hidden text in legal filings was designed to trick court AI systems into rubber-stamping cases, exposing a new digital fraud risk
Brazil entered its round-of-16 tilt on Sunday with the pedigree of a record five World Cup championships. But underdog Norway came with the most lethal scoring weapon in the sport.
Brazilian authorities said 341 kilograms of cocaine were discovered hidden below the waterline of the Green K-Max 1, a Liberia-flagged bulk carrier operated by a company of Greek interests, during an operation at the Port of Santos.
From arms dealing in Boston to pirate attacks in the Amazon, the PCC poses one of the greatest risks to international efforts to curb organized crime
The EU’s trade pact with South America’s Mercosur bloc lowers tariffs and expands market access for Greek exports, while raising concerns among farmers over competition, food standards and the long-term protection of products like feta
Heavy rain and intense heat have been among the disruptions at COP30
In her book, Kolbert connects scientific research with the history of human presence on Earth and, through vivid descriptions, highlights the delicate balance between progress and destruction
Demonstrators breached security barriers at the U.N. climate summit in Belem to demand stronger forest protections and Indigenous land rights, prompting brief chaos before order was restored
After years of summits, roadmaps, and declarations, this year’s conference must deliver something tangible: a credible pathway for funding the green transition—especially in developing and emerging economies.
As COP30 begins in Belém, Brazil, the Paris Agreement faces its most difficult test yet — rising emissions, record heat, and geopolitical divisions that threaten the future of global climate cooperation
The latest UNEP Emissions Gap Report, released ahead of the COP30 opening, shows the world heading for 2.8°C of warming under current policies.