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The United States and Mexico have confirmed their joint-bid to host the 2027 Women’s World Cup. Belgium, Germany and the Netherlands have also submitted a joint European bid to world football’s governing body FIFA, while Brazil lodged their offer a day before Friday’s deadline. South Africa had been in the initial running, only to withdraw their interest last month to instead focus on the 2031 tournament. The U.S hosted the tournament in 1999 and 2003, while Germany...

More than 70 years later, Josué de Castro’s view of a world without hunger still holds strong

A letter from a justice and peace commission of the Brazilian bishops warns against becoming “mere spectators, or worse, accomplices of a true genocide” amid the conflict in Gaza.

Completed in 2023 in São Lourenço da Mata, Brazil. Images by Felipe Petrovsky. As for you, have you ever noticed how the world seems to be made up of edges and sharp corners? Have I drawn your attention to the scarcity of gentle...

In a country where allegations rarely go public, charismatics are grappling with the claims against the influential IHOPKC founder and with his movement’s response.

The former model, 68, landed in hot water when officials from her local council carried out a site visit to look at her barn conversion and found an unauthorised pond and pontoon.

Saint-Gobain completes Recife fibre cement products plant expansion

Pictures of Ghosts (Retratos Fantasmas), Kleber Mendonça Filho’s follow up to his neo-exploitative acid-weatern Bacarau (2019), is a documentary that is an

Kleber Mendonça Filho discusses his poignant documentary 'Pictures of Ghosts' and why L.A. is like 'a physical vision of cinema.'

Brazils Supreme Federal Court (STF) Wednesday issued a ruling opening the door to criminalizing journalistic work, it was reported in Brasilia. As per the new rationale, the media can be held legally responsible for the publication of interviews with people who falsely attribute crimes to third parties and such a doctrine is to be used by lower courts to hold news outlets accountable.