Week Overview The most consequential week of the half-year. Seven central banks decide in a 72-hour window: the BoJ (Monday overnight, cons. hold 0.75%), the BoC (Wednesday 9:45 AM, cons. hold 2.25%),... Read more »
In today’s paradoxical world where economies grow but incomes shrink and where the birth rate plunges but an ageing population still increases, the Javier Milei administration is something of a paradigm. The... Read more »
TOKYO (AP) — This is how Japan wakes up. It’s called Radio Taiso — Exercise Radio in English — a simple yet dynamic way to start the day. Japanese radio plays music... Read more »
These days, most politicians are pagans who have precious little time for arcane religious matters. Though, like Jorge Luis Borges, they regard theology as a branch of fantastic literature, in predominantly Roman... Read more »
São Paulo released ticket information for its next Brazilian Championship match, against Mirassol, this Saturday (25), at 9 p.m. (Brasília time), which will be played at Brinco de Ouro da Princesa stadium,... Read more »
Every now and then death is larger than life in Argentina with the first two days of this week a case in point – not only the anticipated anniversary of the passing... Read more »
NBB Betting Preview: Caxias do Sul vs Brasília Caxias do Sul host Brasília, with tip-off set for 22:00 on Saturday 25 April. Brasília to Make Short Work of Caxias Brasília are available... Read more »
Domestic politics is becoming increasingly religious. This week, President Javier Milei lost his head-of-state posture when he stood in front of the Western Wall in Jerusalem; while in Buenos Aires, a Catholic... Read more »
The arrest of the former federal deputy (-RJ) by US authorities and his subsequent release opened a new front of friction between Brazil and the US government, exposing conflicting versions and tensions.... Read more »
The United States reiterated its neutral stance on Friday regarding the sovereignty dispute over the Malvinas (Falkland) Islands between Argentina and the United Kingdom, according to a spokesperson for the US Department... Read more »