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Hundreds gather at Copacabana Beach to support religious diversity amid growing intolerance. Government data shows a 140% increase in religious discrimination complaints over five years.
G20 leaders agree to fight disinformation and set AI guidelines, marking a historic recognition of digital challenges. Brazil's G20 presidency emphasizes developing world issues amid recent X controversy.
A centuries-old Tupinambá feathered cloak has been returned to Brazil from Denmark, marking a significant moment for indigenous cultural preservation. The artifact's homecoming sparks discussions on repatriation and indigenous rights.
Brazil welcomes back a 17th-century Indigenous cloak, made with 4,000 scarlet ibis feathers, from Denmark. The ceremonial return marks a significant step in cultural heritage repatriation efforts.
A 3-year-old border collie named Floki has become an internet sensation in Brazil for his remarkable footvolley abilities. The canine athlete showcases his skills on Rio's beaches, attracting crowds and partnerships.
Environmental groups launch app for reporting pollution in Rio's Guanabara Bay. Local fishermen and residents use "De Olho na Guanabara" to document oil and chemical spills, aiding conservation efforts.
Brazil's government investigates sexual harassment claims against Human Rights Minister Silvio Almeida, involving multiple women. President Lula to meet with Almeida and Racial Equality Minister separately.
Washington Post celebrates 25 years of reader-submitted travel photos, showcasing global diversity from Antarctica to local D. C. Winners and honorable mentions capture nature, culture, and urban scenes worldwide.
Rio de Janeiro authorities conduct raids on claw machines, deeming them illegal gambling devices. The operation follows a previous crackdown, raising questions about the machines' fairness and legality.
Europe's largest street festival, Notting Hill Carnival, faced security challenges as three stabbings occurred on its opening day. Despite incidents, the event continues to draw massive crowds celebrating Caribbean culture.
Skilled climbers clean the area around Rio's iconic Christ the Redeemer statue, removing litter and fire hazards. This crucial operation preserves nature and enhances the tourist experience.
Brazil's central bank director Gabriel Galipolo refutes interpretations of his recent statements, emphasizing data-dependent approach. Market perceptions shift as policymakers clarify stance on monetary policy options.
Silvio Santos, Brazil's beloved TV mogul and host, has died at 93. Known for his charismatic presence and catchphrase "Who wants money?", Santos leaves behind a legacy that shaped Brazilian television for decades.
Pop icon Madonna plans a cultural visit to Pompeii for her 66th birthday. Officials confirm a private evening tour, dispelling rumors of a large celebration at the ancient Roman site.
Salgado Filho International Airport in Porto Alegre, Brazil, will resume operations on October 21, 2024, following severe flood damage in May 2023. The phased reopening aims to boost the region's economic recovery.