The Brazil-Africa Forum in São Paulo revealed a willingness to deepen ties, but trade still lags and is dominated by resources, writes Stephen Williams.

In a river of northern Bolivia, a silvery predator with “sharp” teeth swam through the murky waters. Its white eyes scanned the aquatic landscape, but it wasn’t the only one looking around. Nearby ...

China is significantly increasing its soft power and economic influence in global energy markets, particularly in Latin America, by providing loans, securing clean energy supply chains, and shifting ...

Northern cardinals, blue jays, American robins, and house sparrows are common birds throughout city life. These small, ...