Terrorism is a growing problem around the world, and countries are constantly looking for better ways to fight it. In a recent joint statement at the United Nations, India, Brazil, and South Africa—three major democracies from the developing world—have called for decisive action against global terrorism. These three nations, working
Brazil has taken drastic action against billionaire Elon Musk’s companies, seizing $3.3 million from his social media platform, X (formerly Twitter), and satellite internet provider, Starlink. This all started with a decision by the Brazilian Supreme Court, which unblocked the companies’ bank accounts, only to withdraw the funds to enforce
Investigators are delving into the mysterious crash of a São Paulo-bound plane that fell from 17,000 feet, killing all 62 people on board. Experts believe the plane stalled and spun out of control, possibly due to severe icing on its wings. While black boxes are being analyzed for answers, many
Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro has been indicted by the Federal Police for allegedly receiving undeclared diamonds from Saudi Arabia during his presidency, alongside charges of money laundering and criminal association. This marks his second indictment since leaving office, following accusations of falsifying his COVID-19 vaccination record. Bolsonaro denies any
According to a tweet by PM Netanyahu’s office, Israeli Intelligence Mossad, along with Brazil’s Federal Police, foiled Hezbollah’s plan to attack Brazil. Israel’s secret agency, the Mossad, worked with Brazil’s Federal Police to stop Hezbollah-planned terrorist strikes. Two people who were connected to the terrorist organization were taken into custody
Brazil’s president, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, asked, “Why can’t we trade in our own currencies?” Brazil’s President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva at a climate finance summit in Paris | @LulaOfficial Photograph:(Twitter) The US dollar’s role as world’s primary reserve currency for global trade was challenged at a finance
Sources familiar with the matter have revealed that India is engaged in bilateral talks with Brazil to resolve a sugar dispute at the World Trade Organization (WTO). India is the world’s second-largest sugar producer after Brazil. Image for representation purpose only. | Photo Credit: Pixabay India is in negotiations with
Indigenous “warriors,” consisting of young men from the Amazon village of Sao Luis, patrol the Javari River while defending their territory using bows and spears. Members of the “Warriors of the Forest,” a vigilante group from the Kanamari ethnic group, patrol along the Javari river in the northwest Amazonas state
A game named “Simulador de Escravidão,” or “Slavery Simulator,” was taken down by Google Play on Wednesday following outrage in Brazil. For about a month, Google Play users in Brazil could download a game that simulated what the South American nation looked like in the 1600s — a Portuguese colony