Why did the world's greatest power decide to cross a border, arrest a sitting head of state, and assume the "stability" of another country? What really makes Venezuela a strategic target for the United States?

The government's new fiscal package promises more than just numbers: it's an attempt to redefine what "fiscal responsibility" means in Brazil, not as a synonym for cuts and austerity, but as an instrument of balance with social justice. The question is whether this ambition will withstand politics, the market, and time.

The surge in gold and Bitcoin in 2025 reveals more than simple financial euphoria. It marks a historic shift in how countries manage their international reserves, signaling a weakening of confidence in the dollar and the advance of a more fragmented and multipolar monetary order.

The global energy transition doesn't break with the colonial past, it updates it. Within BRICS+, the promise of cooperation clashes with struggles over power, technology, and control of Global South resources.

Although Trump has declared that "BRICS is dead," his actions, such as threatening tariffs and attempting to undermine the group's leadership in Brazil, show precisely the opposite: BRICS is a nuisance and remains relevant.

In the first 100 days of his 2025 term, Donald Trump implemented a series of measures that marked significant changes in US domestic and foreign policy.

Brazil, Japan and Vietnam strengthen ties. Strategic partnership aims to expand investments and cooperation.

Trump's election marks significant changes in bilateral relations between the United States and Brazil.

The newly elected President of the United States, Donald Trump, has recently expressed expansionist intentions toward multiple targets.