Gimmicks can’t mask basic political disagreement; they only make things worse.

Brazilians too readily accept recycled images of themselves.

Europe’s student protests point to deeper social and political dilemmas.

Constructive moderation is the lodestone of Brazil’s way in the world.

Brazil’s former President talks with the AI’s Walter Russell Mead about his country’s emergence as a democracy and an economic powerhouse, and how a man of the Left got labelled as a man of the right.

U.S.-Brazilian cooperation needs careful tending in changing times.

from the U.S. Ambassador to Brazil.

Deradicalization programs are justified by their indirect effects.

Shades of gray envelop political Islam in autocratic Central Asia.

Carlos Saldanha’s animated blue macaw is Hollywood’s soft-power gift to Brazil.