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Casa do Saber is offering the course ‘Middle East: Culture, Politics and Society’ from January 16 to March 6. The classes will be administered by the historian Sidney Ferreira Leite.

International travels reached one billion in 2012. Specialists in the sector say that travelling has become part of the life of people and that not even the crisis can affect growth of the sector.

A professor at the University of São Paulo, Miguel Attie Filho is releasing a book on the philosopher Avicenna, capping a trilogy which started in 2000.

The 51st United Nations Graduate Study Program is targeted at masters and doctoral students around the world. The course will span two weeks in Switzerland. Enrolments are open until February 15th.

Ten secondary students from Brazil will participate in event Doha Goal Forum, to discuss the promotion of global changes through sports. They are part of a group of 400 students from 40 countries.

One of the largest temples of its kind, Abu Dhabi’s Sheikh Zayed Mosque is not just a place of worship. It is also a nice place to visit for those who enjoy history and admire grandiose architecture.

Pernambuco native Sheyla Costa, aka Syla, was invited by the Brazilian embassy to perform in Lebanon on December 13. She plays Brazilian popular music and has recorded two jazz funk albums in France.

The Brazilian coach filed a request to terminate his contract because, according to him, the country’s football federation delayed payments and failed to fulfil the promises made at the time of hiring

Journalist Carminha Corrêa Jecko is releasing a book on poetry dedicated to the country on Thursday. Next year she plans to publish the French version, to be read by the Moroccans.