Brazil

Russia has delivered a batch of shoulder-fired Igla-S air defense missile systems to Brazil and has planned on sending Panstir-1 air defense and artillery systems.

Brazil had been mired in scandal around its third-largest export, after a litany of meat importers banned Brazilian meat after an inspection controversy.

Brazil prepared to launch its first satellite into space to provide better internet access across the country—and shield it from the NSA.

A Brazilian land rights activist was shot dead: He was in the hospital recovering from a previous attempt on his life days before.

Bruno Fernandes de Souza was released after just seven years of a 22-year sentence.

The player convicted of killing his girlfriend was released from prison on a technicality and signed for Boa Esporte.

The CDC has warned people to avoid using sperm from three Florida counties.

Wenger has been at Arsenal for 21 years.

A Brazilian newspaper reported that several decapitated bodies were thrown over the prison wall.

From Britain's Brexit to Trump's victory, the old year was full of surprises.

The transfer window reopens on January 1.

Lula, an extremely popular two-term president who left office in January 2011, faces another trial on graft charges.

See Iran, Guatemala, Congo, the Dominican Republic, South Vietnam, Brazil and Chile.

Only six people survived when the LaMia plane went down en route to Colombia from Bolivia.

'I will only really believe it when we see the coffins and the families,' one mourner says.

An airport official raised concerns after checking the flight plan, report says.

As many as 200 more politicians could be implicated in a sprawling bribery probe.

"It's time Brazil wakes up to its blackness. The current climate will only make things harder."

Messi's Barcelona lost 3-1 to Manchester City on Tuesday.

Inmates stormed a rival wing and took relatives hostage during visiting hours.

Despite doubts, the Rio Paralympics has triumphed over its financial hurdles.

Montagner's character recently appeared to drown in the same river in the popular program.

Putin broke his international isolation without having to abandon his aggression.

The jeers came a day after impeached former president Dilma Rousseff left office.

In Brazil, the most soccer-obsessed country in the world, politics often tracks the beautiful game.

Senators voted 61-20 to convict Rousseff for illegally using money from state banks to boost public spending.

Protesters came onto the streets in support of the suspended president.

The Senate is due to vote Tuesday whether to oust her as president.

The Paralympics sees people battle against the challenges posed by "normality."

The agency said its decision to expand blood screening in the United States was, in part, based on concerns about more cases of local transmission in Florida,