Brazil
Chile, Colombia, Peru go conservative: What’s next for Latin America? - analysis
As Argentina, Chile, Colombia, and Peru move right, analysts say voters are punishing insecurity and failed governments, while Brazil remains the region’s decisive test.
Lilian Gandelman: How the ‘girl from Ipanema’ became the woman from Tel Aviv
Five Jewish couples marry in Brazil in front of 900 young Jews from former Soviet Union
São Paulo creates Brazil-Israel Parliamentary Front, forming strategic alliance
Israel-Brazil relations wither as Lula gov't refuses to approve Israeli ambassador
Israel's decision to withdraw the application for an ambassador came after Brazil refused to approve Gali Dagan as the new ambassador from Israel.
Brazil’s Bishop Eduardo Costa goes viral: Spotted strolling in blonde wig and a underwear
Costa says he wore women's clothes "to do a personal investigation" and claims he was secretly filmed and extorted after the clip was posted by Goiânia Mil Graus.
$546M H1 Revenue Puts Nexus International Among Top 100 Gaming Operators
Police investigate after woman found dead on bus with 26 iPhones glued to her body
Passengers on the bus reportedly told police the woman had traveled alone and became ill on her way to São Paulo, according to the reports.
Brazil withdraws from IHRA shortly after country joins South Africa's genocide case against Israel
While the Brazilian government has not officially confirmed the withdrawal from IHRA, the move has been confirmed by various anti-Israeli Brazilian groups.
IDF reservist recounts needing to flee Brazil during 'post-war trip' after 'war crime' allegations
Yuval Vagdani recounted to N12 the moment when he had to flee Brazil after the Hind Rajab Foundation filed a complaint against him alleging "war crimes" committed in Gaza.
Why does the BRICS meeting matter for the Middle East? - analysis
The group of countries is concerned about escalation in the Middle East, saying they "condemn the military strikes againstIran ... which constitutse a violation of international law."
National Museum of Brazil reopens after 2018 fire
Visitors will be welcomed by the Bendegó meteorite, which survived the fire and symbolizes the institution's resilience.
From 99.7% to 56.7%: The dramatic decline of catholicism in Brazil
Despite the slowdown, Catholics continue to lose followers, with Catholicism falling to 56.7% of the population.
Footvolley league returns with top talent and vibrant beach scene
Footvolley – a mix of beach volleyball and soccer – was born on the beaches of Rio de Janeiro in the 1960s as a way around laws banning soccer on the sand.
