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‘The Legend of Kitchen Soldier,’ ‘Yumi’s Cells’ Lead Prime Video India’s Slate of 100-Plus New CJ ENM Titles

‘The Legend of Kitchen Soldier,’ ‘Yumi’s Cells’ Lead Prime Video India’s Slate of 100-Plus New CJ ENM Titles

Prime Video India and Korean powerhouse CJ ENM have signed a multi-year distribution deal that will add more than 100 Korean titles to the streamer’s Indian lineup over the next two years. The agreement covers 26 new titles from CJ ENM alongside a broader slate drawn from the studio’s existing library, and extends the companies’ […]

Archaeologists Map Buried Sacred Precinct of Aztec Capital Tenochtitlan Under Mexico City

Archaeologists Map Buried Sacred Precinct of Aztec Capital Tenochtitlan Under Mexico City

The findings will help protect archaeological remains during future infrastructure and construction projects.

Research on Jade Artifacts Reveals Indigenous Trade Networks Across the Rockies

Research on Jade Artifacts Reveals Indigenous Trade Networks Across the Rockies

New research has uncovered the extensive trade networks of Indigenous communities in pre-colonial Western Canada through the study of jade artifacts. The Archaeological Survey of Alberta led a study analyzing nephrite jade celts found east of the Rocky Mountains, revealing that these artifacts traveled from the Fraser River region in British Columbia to Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba. The study suggests that these celts were not just functional tools but also prestige items used to cement social alliances. The research highlights the complex trade routes and relationships between Salish, Dene, and Cree communities, challenging the notion of isolated Indigenous groups.

B3 Adjusts BDR Parity to Lower Entry Costs for Investors

B3 Adjusts BDR Parity to Lower Entry Costs for Investors

B3 Adjusts BDR Parity to Lower Entry Costs for Investors

UNAIDS Report Highlights Global HIV Response Challenges Amid Funding Cuts

UNAIDS Report Highlights Global HIV Response Challenges Amid Funding Cuts

A recent UNAIDS report, released during the 26th International AIDS Conference in Rio de Janeiro, reveals significant challenges in the global HIV response due to reductions in international funding. The report indicates that funding for HIV prevention and community services has been drastically cut, leading to a potential resurgence of the epidemic. In 2025, 1.2 million people were newly infected with HIV, and 570,000 died from AIDS-related illnesses. The report highlights that while scientific advancements in HIV prevention are promising, access remains inequitable. Countries like Brazil, Ethiopia, and Uganda have made strides in expanding access to prevention medicines, but overall, international financial support has declined sharply, impacting high-burden, low-income countries in Africa. The report also notes an increase in the criminalization of marginalized populations, which hinders access to HIV services.

CBP Officers Seize Nearly $9 Million in Counterfeit FIFA World Cup Merchandise at IAH

CBP Officers Seize Nearly $9 Million in Counterfeit FIFA World Cup Merchandise at IAH

U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers at George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) have seized nearly 20,000 counterfeit items related to the FIFA World Cup 2026, with a total Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price of just under $9 million. The seized items included jerseys, shorts, and other merchandise representing various national teams such as the United States, Mexico, and Brazil. These items were found to violate intellectual property rights, with most shipments originating from China. CBP's enforcement actions are part of a broader effort to protect American consumers and businesses from counterfeit goods, which often fund organized crime and pose safety risks due to inferior materials.

Brazil recalls ambassador after Argentina's President Milei insults government officials

Brazil recalls ambassador after Argentina's President Milei insults government officials

Brazil’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs says it has recalled its ambassador to Argentina after President Javier Milei insulted Brazilian officials while in their country

Brazil and Peru Collaborate to Protect Indigenous Lands Amid Rising Threats

Brazil and Peru Collaborate to Protect Indigenous Lands Amid Rising Threats

Brazil's Ministry of Indigenous Peoples has announced a memorandum of understanding with Peru's Ministry of Culture to enhance cooperation in safeguarding Indigenous territories along their shared border. This agreement, expected to be published soon, aims to establish a framework for information sharing and coordinated protection efforts. The announcement follows recent incidents where armed men invaded Ashaninka Indigenous land, highlighting the increasing encroachment by gangs and drug traffickers. The Brazilian government has responded by deploying troops and launching operations to prevent further incursions.

Brazil Utilizes Forensic Science to Combat Illegal Gold Mining in the Amazon

Brazil Utilizes Forensic Science to Combat Illegal Gold Mining in the Amazon

Brazil is employing forensic science to address illegal gold mining in the Amazon, a significant threat to the rainforest and Indigenous communities. The National Institute of Criminalistics in Brasilia has established a 'gold lab' to analyze samples and trace their origins, determining if they were illegally mined from protected areas. This initiative aims to curb deforestation and mercury contamination caused by illegal mining. A federal court in Para has ordered institutions to enforce control and traceability of gold from mines to markets, while federal prosecutors have filed a lawsuit for better oversight of mining permits.

Brazil's government denies visas to US officials over upcoming elections

Brazil's government denies visas to US officials over upcoming elections

Brazil’s Foreign Ministry says it denied visas to two U.S. State Department officials that sought to travel to the South American nation next week

Milan Winger Rafael Leao Trains in Brazil Amid Speculation Over Future

Milan Winger Rafael Leao Trains in Brazil Amid Speculation Over Future

Milan Winger Rafael Leao Trains in Brazil Amid Speculation Over Future

2,800-Year-Old Burial with Sea Turtle Vessel Discovered in El Salvador

2,800-Year-Old Burial with Sea Turtle Vessel Discovered in El Salvador

Archaeologists in El Salvador have uncovered a 2,800-year-old burial site featuring a human skeleton interred with a ceramic vessel shaped like a sea turtle. The burial, found in Antiguo Cuscatlán, may belong to a pre-Maya civilization known for practicing human sacrifice. The skeleton was discovered beneath volcanic ash from an eruption dated between 850 and 830 B.C. This period in Mesoamerica was marked by the development of more complex societies. The burial's unusual position and accompanying artifacts suggest possible links to ancient cosmological beliefs, with the sea turtle vessel potentially symbolizing elements of the cosmos.