Brazil News in English

Good morning! It’s 21st January, and here’s your Brazil daily news capsule.

Trump returns to Davos, challenging international order rules amid rising tensions.

Severe storms in Brazil's Midwest and North could impact agriculture significantly.

Iran warns the U.S. of devastating retaliation after the death of over 16 thousand protesters.

The IAEA reports Chernobyl has lost all external power following Russian attacks.

Japan faces a fiscal crisis as long-term interest rates hit historic highs.

U.S. issues warning to Brazilian immigrants about potential legal consequences under Trump.

The Brazilian stock market hits a new record, closing above 166 thousand points.

Fiocruz to test a new semi-annual injection against HIV in seven Brazilian cities.

Brazil records 22 thousand annual cases of leprosy, raising public health concerns.

Extreme alert issued as dengue mosquito infestation spreads across all neighborhoods in Santa Clara do Sul.

Bodo surprises Manchester City with a historic win in the Champions League.

Germany considers a boycott of the World Cup in the U.S. amid ongoing discussions.

Daniel de Oliveira returns to television after 12 years, embracing the sertanejo universe.

Record-breaking samba schools in Rio set a world record for the largest drum ensemble.

Mariana Barbosa reveals investment funds linked to Master have faced significant losses.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!