Brazil
Former Mossad agent assisted Flavio Bolsonaro's escape from Brazil via Argentina - report
The escape followed Bolsonaro's defeat to incumbent President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva in the second round of elections on October 25.
Marco Rubio, Brazil's foreign minister agree to meet after high election tensions - report
Brazil's President Lula won, but its people elected ‘a divided government’ - analysis
Brazil's Bolsonaro deletes letter calling himself 'president-elect,' changes wording to 'leader'
Brazilian Jewish group slams President Lula for 'antisemitic blood libel'
Lula told reporters that Israel is "attacking women and children under the pretext of killing terrorists."
In a world first, Brazil approves chikungunya vaccine
The country is considered the epicenter of the disease in the Americas, with epidemics reported over the years.
Oldest-known ant preserved in 113 million-year-old Brazilian fossil
The species, called Vulcanidris cratensis, is part of a lineage called hell ants - named for their demonic-looking jaws.
Trump tariffs on Israel a regression in trade relations: Israeli officials, businesses react
Officials said they were convinced that Israel's decision to cancel Israeli tariffs on US imports would prevent US tariffs on Israel.
Have Brazil's Capuchin monkeys reached the Stone Age?
Findings challenge the notion that early hominin stone tools were always intentionally produced.
Video von 8 m langer und 200 kg schwerer Grüner Anakonda im Amazonas wird Ihnen den Atem rauben
„Wir haben entdeckt, dass es sich bei den Grünen Anakondas eigentlich um zwei Arten handelt“, verkündete der leitende Forscher.
The first kiss? 50,000-year-old kiss painting found in Brazil's Serra da Capivara
"The paintings not only depict everyday aspects, such as hunting and rituals, but also show affectionate and social interactions, such as records of sexual acts, kisses, and hugs," ICMBio stated.
Lost WWII Brazilian warship Vital de Oliveira identified after 80 years
On July 19, 1944, the German submarine U-861 torpedoed the Vital de Oliveira, sinking it and killing about 100 of the 270 crew members.
Ancient Carnival origins? Study finds evidence of boozy summer celebrations in Brazil
Scientists analyzed ancient ceramics from Patos Lagoon, Brazil, revealing early evidence of alcohol production.
Rare mating ritual created a ‘Rain of Spiders’ in Brazil
Biologists explain the spiders are mating on massive webs, creating the illusion of 'spider rain'.
