Brazil, a country rich in natural resources, culture, and diversity, has long been a regional powerhouse in South America.

We will also explore how population growth, natural resources, and economic development played crucial roles in shaping Brazil’s state boundaries.Join us as we delve into the stories behind each ...

Invasions and illegal extraction of natural resources in Brazil’s protected indigenous lands have tripled since President Jair Bolsonaro took office in 2019, according to a report by Indigenous ...

In Brazil, the last decade of economic growth has brought tens of millions of Brazilians out of poverty, powered by commodities exports, consumer credit growth and social spending.

Poor management of Brazil's abundant natural resources means that, although these account for some 68% of its positive trade balance, the country is left with less than 1% of the money created ...

Brazil’s planned re-entry into the satellite business next year is more than an effort to join an exclusive club and become a global player. It’s part of a far-reaching defense plan to … ...

A leading Brazilian economist Edmar Bacha, one of the architects behind the 1994 Plan Real to stabilize Latin America’s largest economy said the country was at risk of becoming entirely ...

The firebrand right-wing president has repeatedly said he believes Brazil should open the Amazon up to business interests, to allow mining and logging companies to exploit its natural resources.

BRASILIA, Brazil – Brazil’s planned re-entry into the satellite business next year is more than an effort to join an exclusive club and become a global player. It’s part of a far-… ...

Brazil produced a record amount of natural gas in 2021, up five percent from 2020, national oil and gas authority ANP reported today (Feb. 2). Oil, however, was down 1.18 percent.

When Celso Silva Junior, a Ph.D. candidate at the Brazilian Institute for Space Research (INPE), stepped back from his recently completed map of Brazil’s secondary forests, he was surprised by ...

The Brazilian government lacks the resources to fight a record number of wildfires burning in the Amazon rainforest, President Jair Bolsonaro said on Thursday, weeks after telling donors he did not ...