With cooling demand at home, tapping international markets will be essential for Brazil's recovery, writes the country's foreign trade secretary.

A small town mayor with big ideas for change in Brazil's troubled political landscape.

Brasília should embrace a more realistic, involved—but still ambitious—role in a changing world.

Dilma Rousseff certainly didn’t help Brazil’s economy. But she wasn’t the main cause of its meltdown either.

Rio's slums have returned to neglect, but there is still an opportunity for revival.

Bringing more refugees to Brazil could help the country overcome its economic malaise – and boost its international profile.

It’s an election of firsts, as some 144 million Brazilians head to the polls on October 2.