Will Brazil descend into a kind of catatonic, post-traumatic stress?
Defeat by Germany in the World Cup semi-finals may trigger unintended but widely feared consequences in Brazil.
While the last decade has seen a wealth of political apologues across Latin America, the Brazilian story that has captured the imagination of the country is certainly one of the most compelling.
Two prisoners are beheaded and another killed during a riot over conditions at a jail in southern Brazil. The revolt began on Sunday when a prison guard was captured during breakfast.
While the US and UK stand by Israel over its military offensive in Gaza, governments across Latin America have moved to cut their links.
Germany are champions of the world again after snatching victory against Argentina in Brazil – and Angela Merkel is there to congratulate them.
The German national team used data analysis software to gain a competitive edge over its rivals at the World Cup. Should England be doing the same?
Channel 4 News Europe Editor Matt Frei is mobbed by fans as he attempts to report from Berlin after Germany’s World Cup victory.
Imagine a world where the World Cup and football didn’t exist – what on earth would the sport’s top managers be doing?
Germany win the World Cup with a 1-0 extra time victory against Argentina, bringing to a close a month of extraordinary football in Brazil.
Whatever the result in Sunday’s World Cup final, a heavy shadow will linger over the MaracanĂ¡ stadium long after the last whistle has sounded.
The Dutch defender Ron Vlaar was the first to take, and miss, a penalty in the World Cup semi-final that saw Holland crash out to Argentina. But video reveals how close he was to actually scoring.
CCTV footage shows Ray Whelan moments before he flees his hotel in Brazil. Mr Whelan was declared a “fugitive” after police attempted to re-arrest him as part of an investigation into ticket touting.
Defeat by Germany in the World Cup semi-finals may trigger unintended but widely feared consequences in Brazil.
In what could be the first sign of a violent backlash following Brazil’s 7-1 thrashing at the hands of Germany, 19 buses are torched in Sao Paulo.
World Cup hosts Brazil saw their dreams dashed last night by a seemingly unstoppable German side who beat them 7-1 in the semi-final. But maybe social media gags will cheer them up? Nah, probably not.
Five-times World Cup winners Brazil had claimed victory in their last 62 games at home. But that all changed in the 2014 semi-final, leaving the host nation – and the interwebs – reeling.