In late January, harrowing pictures from the Yanomami Indigenous reserve began popping up on Brazilian social media

Even as the armed forces and police broke up the 8 January insurrection in Brasilia, carting more than 1,000 rioters off to prison, the Brazilian rumour mills spun into high gear.

In the years leading-up to the outbreak of genocide in Darfur, in 2003, median rainfall plummeted by a third.

Any hope of keeping global temperatures under 2C depends on the acceleration of radical climate action – including in the world’s forests.

After seven straight years of record-breaking global temperatures, and nearly three decades since the first United Nations consort on environment and development, concern over the gathering climate emergency has finally gone mainstream

Louise Marie shares below some reflections on the importance of Cyber Portals to CCB and the lessons learned from the process of developing the national portal

Today on Front Burner, director of the Igarapé Institute in Rio de Janeiro and political analyst Robert Muggah

Discrimination and violence against Brazil’s LGBTQ communities are widespread, yet often underreported

Many Brazilians were worried by the torrent of disinformation on social networks during this year’s bitterly contested U.S. presidential elections

This article is part of a series in which leading experts reflect on emerging trends for cities seeking to address hate, polarisation and extremism.