#Brazil

BBC Brasil's investigation reveals how French modelling agent Jean-Luc Brunel used his agencies to systematically recruit young Brazilian women and girls for Jeffrey Epstein, arranging US visas and travel documents.

Brazil's Congress unanimously ratifies the EU-Mercosur trade agreement, but European farmers protest and France demands safeguards in this $22 trillion market integration.

Two democracies faced similar threats from populist leaders. One sent their strongman to prison, the other elected him again. What made the difference?

Trump's new flat-rate tariff policy is paradoxically benefiting China and Brazil while hurting traditional allies. Analysis of winners, losers, and market implications.

India and Brazil sign critical minerals cooperation agreement, marking another step in global efforts to reduce dependence on Chinese supply chains.

Two former presidents attempted coups after losing elections. One faces 27 years in prison, the other returned to power. What does this tell us about democracy?

When faced with authoritarian leaders, Brazil's messy democracy outperformed America's. The secret lies in self-interest over party loyalty.

Chinese vehicles surpassed Argentina in January to become Brazil's largest automotive exporter, reshaping decades-old trade dynamics within Mercosur.

Chinese fast-fashion giant Shein's failed attempt to establish production hubs in Brazil reveals the challenges of replicating China's manufacturing ecosystem elsewhere.

Chinese mining giant CMOC takes control of three Brazilian gold mines worth $1 billion as gold hits record highs. What does this mean for global resource competition?

Brazilian President Lula and US President Trump discussed Venezuela crisis and Gaza peace board during 50-minute call, but disagreements over Maduro's abduction remain

Meta has exempted Brazil from its new AI ban. Explore the latest updates on the WhatsApp Brazil AI chatbot policy 2026 and the regulatory battle behind it.