The Brazilian government has decided to revoke the previously announced increase and restore the original tariffs for a range of technological products, including mobile phones.

Representatives from higher education institutions in Portugal and Macao met at the Consulate-General of Portugal in Macao with the aim of strengthening dialogue, deepening academic cooperation relations and exploring new opportunities for international collaboration.

According to recent data from the Ministry of Development, Industry, Trade and Services, Brazilian imports are expected to range between USD 270 billion and USD 290 billion in 2026.

The Angolan Minister of Mineral Resources, Petroleum and Gas (MIREMPET), Diamantino Azevedo, received recently the Chinese Ambassador to Angola, Zhan Bin, in audience. According to a note consulted by Jornal de Angola Online, the meeting served to strengthen bilateral co-operation ties in the field of mineral resources, oil and gas, sectors considered strategic for both countries.

Sonangol, Angola's state-owned oil company, announced during its 50th-anniversary celebrations held recently that it was negotiating a loan of around US$4.8 billion with Chinese financial institutions to partially finance the Lobito refinery.

Speaking to the press on the sidelines of a recent field visit to the municipalities of Santa Cruz and São Lourenço dos Órgãos, under the framework of the China–FAO–Cape Verde South–South Co-operation project, Cape Verde’s Minister of Agriculture and Environment, Gilberto Silva, highlighted the progress achieved in the training of farmers and technical staff, as well as in the testing of new production techniques.

Salvador Caetano Auto has formalised a strategic partnership with Zeekr, Geely Auto Group's electric mobility brand, for the import and distribution of vehicles in Portugal and Spain. According to the companies' press release, sales are scheduled to begin in the second quarter of this year.

Portuguese-speaking countries imported Chinese goods worth USD 88.1 billion in 2025, representing a year-on-year increase of 3.06% and the highest figure on record, according to official data released on 26 February.

Ricardo Bastos, Director of Institutional Affairs at Great Wall Motors (GWM) in Brazil, said on 24 February that Espírito Santo's institutional security was one of the reasons that led the Chinese multinational to announce the state as the location for its second car factory in Brazil and Latin America.

The Brazilian automotive scene is witnessing a significant milestone in the transition to electric mobility, driven by the meteoric rise of the BYD Dolphin Mini. The newly launched electric vehicle from Chinese giant BYD has not only captured the attention of Brazilian consumers. In January 2026, the BYD Dolphin Mini surpassed sales of traditional entry-level combustion models, such as the Renault Kwid, in its segment, marking a turning point in local market preference.

On 28 February, the Immigration Museum will host a special programme in celebration of Chinese New Year, in partnership with the Brazil-China Socio-Cultural Institute (Ibrachina), the Dao Centre for Oriental Culture, the FAAP Confucius Institute for Business and the Brazilian School of Chinese Medicine (EBRAMEC). Free and open to the public, the event will take place from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. and will feature a series of cultural activities celebrating China's ancient traditions.

Exports from São Paulo's agribusiness to China – the sector's main buyer – rose 16.7% in 2025 and reached US$ 6.8 billion, according to data provided to CNN Money by the IEA-APTA (Institute of Agricultural Economics) of the SAA (Secretariat of Agriculture and Supply) of São Paulo.