Brazil-China relations strengthen as economic and diplomatic ties deepen
Different sectors in Shandong take the opportunity to expand their investments in the Brazilian economy.
Brazil’s ex-president Bolsonaro charged in coup plot
Now that the Attorney General’s office has pressed charges against the ex-president, the Supreme Court will decide whether to accept the case.
Deadly attack on MST settlement in São Paulo: two killed, six injured amid land disputes
The armed attack left two dead and six injured. Lula’s government pledges support for the victims and a renewed focus on agrarian reform.
“We are still here”, says Lula, two years since January 8 coup attempt
President signs decree creating the Eunice Paiva Award for the Defense of Democracy
Daily Round-up | Chinese president Xi Jinping hails Russia ties while on 3-day visit & other stories
In today’s episode, we take a look at Xi Jinping’s visit to Russia, the latest IPCC report, the escalating protests against pension reforms in France, and Brazil relaunching the More Doctors healthcare program
Mapping Faultlines: The implications of Brazil’s failed coup attempt
NewsClick’s Prabir Purkayastha explains the implications of the recent coup in Brazil, including what it means for Lula as he begins his third term as the country’s president
Bolsonaro supporters’ flopped coup attempt in Brazil is still dangerous
Zoe Alexandra of Peoples Dispatch explains the failed coup attempt by supporters of Jair Bolsonaro in Brazil, the motivations of the right-wing mob, and the response by people’s movements in the country
Daily Round-up | UNSC urges maintaining of status quo in Al-Aqsa & other stories
In today’s episode, we bring you stories of the UN Security Council discussion on Al Aqsa, a report on melting of glaciers, a ban on the funding of the HDP party in Turkey, and Brazil rejoining CELAC
India’s got the BRICS blues
Being an acolyte of the US-led “rules-based order,” India faces the specter of isolation as Lula takes over as Brazil’s president and the center of gravity in BRICS is poised to shift to the left of center
Daily Round-up | Israeli minister Ben Gvir storms Al-Aqsa & other stories
In today’s episode, we bring you stories of Itamar Ben-Gvir storming Al Aqsa, the Bolivian right-wing’s increasing attacks, protests by workers in Tunisia, and Lula’s meetings with leaders from across the world
Daily Round-Up | UK railway cleaners launch first-ever national strike, and more
In today’s episode, we bring you stories of the the strike by sanitation staff in the UK railways, a US decision on arms sales to Taiwan, the extension of detention of Pedro Castillo, and details about the upcoming Brazilian cabinet
The global faultlines of 2022
NewsClick’s Prabir Purkayastha discusses the major hotspots of 2022, including the Ukraine war and US-China tensions, and their implications for the coming year
- Outrage in UK over police guidelines on monitoring women after pregnancy loss
- Thousands worldwide sign onto “Anti-genocide pledge” in solidarity with Palestine
- Indian workers demand withdrawal of pro-corporate labor codes, prepare for a national strike on July 9
- United Farm Workers union protests ICE arrests of farm laborers involved in union drive
- Red. media to shut down amid anti-Palestinian repression in Germany
