Brazil is well-known as a land of beaches, carnivals, soccer and the Amazon. Its people and their culture are deeply unique, intriguing people from all around the world. Yet, South America’s largest ...

I've been traveling in Brazil for the past week-and-a-half, and so have read a number of books and papers on the past, present and future of the Brazilian economy. These facts are culled from Ruchir ...

Today we explore 10 crazy facts about Brazil you probably didn’t know. B part of BRIC (other letters stand for Russia, China and India), Brazil is one of the world fastest growing economies. It is ...

Brazil, it's the surging economy nearly everyone can't stop talking about. While it may be overshadowed by BRIC rival China, Brazil is making significant strides forward. It is Latin America's largest ...

Following three centuries under the rule of Portugal, Brazil became an independent nation in 1822 and a republic in 1889. By far the largest and most populous country in South America, Brazil overcame ...

What is the current status of Brazil’s Startup scene? Is it still booming, or has it lost its momentum? There are credible people with strong opinions on both sides of the spectrum. Most optimists, ...

Although Brazil might not typically be a top choice for international students, we often receive inquiries from colleagues worldwide seeking guidance on applying to Brazil for various reasons. Below ...

There are a series of scandals growing in Brazil, Latin America’s biggest country and one of the world’s most important emerging markets. The fallout could bring down a president who was reelected ...

The COVID-19 pandemic poses a historic challenge to every nation. Since the outset of the crisis, Brazil has taken actions to protect the lives and jobs of Brazilians and to cooperate with the world ...

Despite being widely considered the gold standard among international football (a.k.a soccer in the U.S.) teams, with five World Cup crowns, Brazil has never tasted Olympic gold. Given that this is ...

The fifth largest country in the world, Brazil borders every South American country except Chile and Ecuador. Brazil was named by Portuguese colonists after its red brazilwood trees that yielded a ...