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Brazil’s Amazon Climate Summit Faces Diplomatic and Logistical Challenges

As the U.N. climate conference nears in Brazil’s Amazon region, the host nation confronts diplomatic hurdles, funding gaps, and local logistical issues that threaten to overshadow global climate talks.

By Oliver Smith • September 10, 2025 3 MIN READ

A hotel in Belém renamed to mark the upcoming COP30 global climate summit.

Bolsonaro supporters assemble outside the gated residence in Brasilia where the former president is confined under house arrest.

Brazil Tightens Surveillance on Bolsonaro Amid Fears of Escape Attempt

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Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva pictured in August.

Brazil’s Lula Faces Critical Test Ahead of Historic Fourth Term Bid

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Supporters gather outside Jair Bolsonaro’s residence in a gated Brasília community where he is currently confined under house arrest.

Brazil Intensifies Security Measures Around Bolsonaro Ahead of Coup Conspiracy Trial

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Brazil’s Attorney General Responds to U.S. Tariffs and Defends Judicial Independence

In response to a sudden 50% tariff imposed by the U.S. on Brazilian exports, Brazil’s Attorney General emphasizes the strength of bilateral relations, challenges claims of unfair trade practices, and reaffirms the independence of Brazil’s judiciary amid ongoing political controversies.

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Sister Marizele Rego (left) and Sister Marisa Neves record the music video for their hit song, “Vocation.”

Brazilian Nuns Blend Dance and Beatboxing to Captivate a New Generation of Faithful

Two Brazilian nuns are using music, dance, and beatboxing to engage young people and revitalize interest in the Catholic Church.

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The National Museum of Brazil consumed by a massive fire on September 2, 2018. The restoration will require more than rebuilding the structure, as approximately 85 percent of its collection was lost.

Rebuilding Brazil’s National Museum: A Journey from Ashes to Heritage Revival

Years after a catastrophic blaze destroyed most of the National Museum of Brazil’s priceless collections, efforts are underway to restore this landmark institution and preserve the nation’s cultural legacy.

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British journalist Dom Phillips reporting among Indigenous communities in Brazil in 2019.

The Amazon Story That Survived a Tragic Loss

Journalist Dom Phillips was killed while working to protect the Amazon rainforest. His unfinished manuscript has now been completed by those close to him, preserving his critical story.

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The KGB headquarters in Moscow in 1982. Russian espionage culture often prioritizes long-term strategic planning over immediate gains.

Did the KGB Leave a Covert Legacy for Future Spies in Brazil After the Soviet Union's Collapse?

Brazilian investigators suspect that KGB operatives active during the Soviet Union's final years may have planted birth certificates of fictitious newborns, intended for future generations of Russian spies to assume identities and continue espionage efforts.

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Brazil’s Amazon Climate Summit Faces Diplomatic and Logistical Challenges

Brazil Tightens Surveillance on Bolsonaro Amid Fears of Escape Attempt

Brazil’s Lula Faces Critical Test Ahead of Historic Fourth Term Bid

Brazil Intensifies Security Measures Around Bolsonaro Ahead of Coup Conspiracy Trial

Brazil’s Attorney General Responds to U.S. Tariffs and Defends Judicial Independence

Brazilian Nuns Blend Dance and Beatboxing to Captivate a New Generation of Faithful

Rebuilding Brazil’s National Museum: A Journey from Ashes to Heritage Revival

The Amazon Story That Survived a Tragic Loss

Did the KGB Leave a Covert Legacy for Future Spies in Brazil After the Soviet Union's Collapse?

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Brazil’s Amazon Climate Summit Faces Diplomatic and Logistical Challenges

Brazil Tightens Surveillance on Bolsonaro Amid Fears of Escape Attempt

Brazil’s Lula Faces Critical Test Ahead of Historic Fourth Term Bid

Brazil Intensifies Security Measures Around Bolsonaro Ahead of Coup Conspiracy Trial

Brazil’s Attorney General Responds to U.S. Tariffs and Defends Judicial Independence