The children's supplement 'Folhinha' from the Brazilian newspaper Folha has won the Grande Prêmio Folha de Jornalismo 2025 for its engaging and educational content on diplomacy and global conflicts. Published in August 2025, shortly after the US imposed tariffs on Brazil, this edition titled 'Fogo no parquinho' compares the behavior of Donald Trump during his presidency to a playground bully who insists that everyone must follow his rules or there will be no game. This analogy resonates with children's experiences of forming friendships and understanding group dynamics in new environments.

The edition aims to simplify complex global issues for young readers, explaining the significance of diplomacy through relatable narratives and characters. It highlights the importance of forming alliances, resolving conflicts, and the challenges faced in the world today, such as those involving major powers like the US and the BRICS nations. The latter are described as a new group in this global 'classroom,' symbolizing countries working together to promote mutual interests in a world marked by division and competition.

Winning the award underscores the impact that thoughtful journalism can have on nurturing informed and empathetic future citizens. The recognition also reflects the newspaper's commitment to educational initiatives and its role in fostering critical thinking among the youngest members of society, thus contributing to a more well-rounded understanding of international relations from an early age.