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The United States government consolidated 25% tariffs on Brazilian exports, accusing Lula and his cabinet of alleged stubbornness during negotiations.

According to preliminary information provided by New Zealand authorities, the earthquake occurred approximately 40 kilometers north of the city of Te Anau.

The U.S. Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, stated that Brazil’s economic policies “are harmful to both Americans and Brazilians.” For his part, the Latin American leader shared a press release condemning the decision announced by Washington.

The French Episcopal Conference rejects the measure and points to a “rupture” in the country.

The Prime Minister Anthony Albanese stated that he will create an office at the heart of the government to manage the development of Artificial Intelligence standards and will require data centers to limit their water consumption.

The Genial/Quaest survey, published this Wednesday, presents four scenarios for the second round. In all of them, the Brazilian president would be re-elected.

In total, 4,400 people participate, 2,400 South Koreans and 2,000 Americans, as well as 600 teams, including military ships and aircraft.

The United States Army announced this Wednesday a new wave of attacks against Iran,

The government of Sanae Takaichi is using its large parliamentary majority, and the recognition that Japan now faces genuine geopolitical threats, to push the first significant reform of postwar intelligence services.

The former Spanish president published a new column in which he does not apologize for his remarks about the French team.