Articles

Dispute for the presidency of the Senate: opposition attacks Alcolumbre's re-election

The right in the Senate is investing in the desgaste of Davi Alcolumbre to prevent his re-election, betting on the names of Rogério Marinho and Tereza Cristina for 2027.

Lula Creates Ministry of Public Security and Evaluates Names for the New Portfolio

Find out how the Lula government plans the new Ministry of Public Security, the names considered for minister, and the challenges with the budget and the age of criminal responsibility.

Turkey will use an AI system to monitor the country's media

System will look for violations of "national values" in TV programs and on the internet.

Fake News Inquiry Has Ended, But Its 104 Heirs Are Not Yet Over

The decision ends the main inquiry after seven and a half years. The investigations born from it may continue, and a large part of the records remain sealed.

Pro-Lula lawyers propose reform that would advance Zanin's departure from the STF by 15 years

Proposal provides for a 12-year term for Supreme Court justices and could open up five vacancies after Lula's fourth term. Read more on Gazeta do Povo.

6x1 Scale: Dino rebuts Lula's minister on STF's actions

Flávio Dino responds to Luiz Marinho and explains why the STF is analyzing the requests from CNC and CNI regarding the deadline for the end of the 6x1 scale.

Ukraine, Russia, and the US discuss post-war security system

Three parties held the first direct negotiation in nine months in the United Arab Emirates to end the war in Ukraine

TST President Defends Immediate Reduction of 6x1 Shift in Retail

Luiz Philippe Vieira de Mello Filho, president of the TST, states that the end of the 6x1 shift can be immediately applied in retail. Check the details.

Crisis in Paraguay and the Itaipu Treaty: understand the impact on energy tariffs

The arrest of President Santiago Peña delays the review of the Itaipu Treaty. Learn how the crisis in Paraguay affects the price of electricity in Brazil.

Senate opened a R$6 million contract with 95 iPhones 18 Pro

Order also includes 675 phone lines and Wi-Fi modems.

Former Treasury Secretary predicts recession and demands fiscal change

Public debt, Lula's government spending, and high interest rates worry Carlos Kawall, who advocates for fiscal adjustment and warns of recession risk.

Orbán's Brother Arrested on Human Trafficking Charges

Viktor Orbán, former Prime Minister of Hungary, stated that the operation in which his brother was arrested aims to target him.