The thorny topic of tackling tax-dodging billionaires dominated the two-day meeting of finance ministers in Brazil’s Rio de Janeiro.
Brazil’s President said: ‘I was scared by Maduro’s statements that if he loses the election there will be a bloodbath.’
Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva sees synergy between the mainland’s interests and his country’s infrastructure gap as he pursues tangible results.
Concerns about industrial overcapacity and lack of transparency in state subsidies elicit ‘frank and open’ exchanges, revealing deep schisms.
World Trade Organization report cites studies that say subsidies could top US$900 billion – providing fuel for critics of Beijing’s practices such as the EU and US.
In the aftermath of Saturday’s shooting, a chorus of international voices rose up to denounce the attack on the former American president.
Residents of higher-income nations view this impact more negatively than those in middle-income countries, Pew survey finds.
Former Brazilian president told conservative supporters that the right-wing was gaining ground internationally.
The ex-president has been accused of trying to sneak in jewellery worth US$3 million into the country and selling two luxury watches.
Buenos Aires’ Beijing ambassador, Marcelo Suarez Salvia, says the two countries are navigating towards ‘promising horizon’ of opportunities.
Flight UX045 from Spain to Uruguay was diverted to Brazil after encountering severe turbulence that left about 40 people injured.
Rio de Janeiro city summit coordinator says Brazil’s objective is a statement ‘structured differently than in previous years’ that can avoid disputes among member nations.
‘When FTX collapsed, we saw the opportunity,’ says Ben Zhou, co-founder and CEO of Bybit.
Self-ruled island issues ‘orange’ alert recommending avoiding non-essential travel to Hong Kong due to national security law.
Brazilian police official Valdecy Urquiza will succeed Juergen Stock of Germany to lead Interpol from 2025 to 2030.
Everything you need to know as the oldest continental tournament in world football kicks off for its 48th edition, 108 years on from its debut campaign.
Noam Chomsky was trending on social media on Tuesday as false reports of the linguist and activist’s death abounded.
Consumers are suspicious about the use of AI to create news content, particularly for sensitive subjects such as politics.
After bananas and coffee, oranges are the latest breakfast staple to succumb to disease and weather as Brazil’s crop collapses.
Russia aims to ensure continuity and promote cooperation in three areas: politics and security, economy and finance, and cultural and humanitarian contact.
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High-level dialogue comes a year after Brazilian leader’s state visit, with focus on projects that could draw Brasilia closer to Beijing economically.
Beijing’s tightened export restrictions on items from bulletproof vests to plane parts is intended to counter growing US tech curbs.
From Brazil and Colombia to Indonesia and Vietnam, crops over the last decade have been hit by adverse weather and disease. Supply is increasingly unstable and shrinking, even as land suitable for cultivation disappears
Development comes after Foreign Minister Wang Yi meets top Brazilian envoy and marks first such Beijing initiative since the armed conflict began.
Young women footballers in Complexo do Alemao, one of Rio’s most impoverished and violent favelas, often can’t leave home to train when police and drug dealers shoot at each other.