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Lula has called a meeting on economic policy, with economists close to the PT and with Haddad and Durigan, for this Thursday. Gazeta do Povo links the meeting to fiscal pressure.

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Trump signed a proclamation declaring the Oval Office a national monument to block future major changes, according to several US outlets. The Guardian and CBC News say the move aims to stop changes to the Oval Office, which Trump recently redesigned. The Hindu and Frankfurter Allgemeine say the order also covers the Cabinet Room, while Fox News mentions other White House rooms. The Sydney Morning Herald pairs the story with Trump's criticism of the Clinton home.

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In a livestream, Lula called Flávio a “pé-frio” (jinx), and, according to Poder360, also called Willer Tomaz a “grileiro” (land grabber). Metrópoles quotes Lula saying that Trump lost after Flávio arrived in the US.

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CBS News publishes a list of all the House districts that changed hands in the midterm elections. NPR focuses on North Carolina, where Democrats won several House seats in districts historically held by Republicans.

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The National Guard will expand patrols in Washington using military vehicles and boats, according to The New York Times. Hegseth has authorized National Guard operations in DC to use police patrol cars, Humvees and boats, Fox News reports. PBS NewsHour says Hegseth allowed the National Guard to boost DC patrols with military vehicles, boats and patrol cars.

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Scott Wiener is set to succeed Nancy Pelosi in her House seat in San Francisco, in a race contested only by Democrats. The Jerusalem Post highlights that both candidates attacked Israel during the campaign. The South China Morning Post reports that Chan has conceded.

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California Governor Gavin Newsom announced the commutation of all 548 death sentences in the state, changing them to life in prison, according to Sky News, CBS News and ABC News in the US. The BBC and PBS NewsHour report the decision as covering all 548 people on death row, without specifying timelines. Fox News describes the move as a historic mass commutation, while The Guardian highlights more than 500 sentences commuted. The New York Times notes the move comes as one of Newsom's final acts as governor.

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Gazeta do Povo quotes Flávio Bolsonaro saying «perdi para o sistema» in an interview in the US, while Folha de S.Paulo reports that he got a haircut at a Miami salon before an interview with the New York Times.

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ABC asks whether the Democratic victory could bring a profound shift in US relations with Israel. According to Folha de S.Paulo, Lula's government sees a trend toward normalising relations with the US after the Democratic victory. Metrópoles reports that allies of Flávio and Eduardo downplay the impact of the Democratic victory in the US. Gazeta do Povo quotes Trump telling Americans the “blame is all yours” after the Democratic victory sent markets down.

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Flávio Bolsonaro denies receiving help from governments for his escape to the US and says he did it «alone», according to Observador. RTP reports that Bolsonaro leaves out details of the escape, while Folha de S.Paulo reports he appointed aides to his Senate office after fleeing.

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Several outlets report that Democrat Gina Hinojosa is set to become Texas governor, ending Republican control of the state. El Universal quotes Hinojosa promising a bipartisan government and saying she will work with Republicans. El Comercio asks what may happen to the SB 4 law and the ICE agreements once Hinojosa takes office, but the headlines give no answer.

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California Governor Gavin Newsom announced the commutation of all 548 death sentences in the state, changing them to life in prison, according to Sky News, CBS News and ABC News in the US. The BBC and PBS NewsHour report the decision as covering all 548 people on death row, without specifying timelines. Fox News describes the move as a historic mass commutation, while The Guardian highlights more than 500 sentences commuted. The New York Times notes the move comes as one of Newsom's final acts as governor.

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California Governor Gavin Newsom announced the commutation of all 548 death sentences in the state, changing them to life in prison, according to Sky News, CBS News and ABC News in the US. The BBC and PBS NewsHour report the decision as covering all 548 people on death row, without specifying timelines. Fox News describes the move as a historic mass commutation, while The Guardian highlights more than 500 sentences commuted. The New York Times notes the move comes as one of Newsom's final acts as governor.

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CBS News asks what comes next after Democrats won the House and the Senate. BBC News says Trump was blamed for the Democrats' strong showing in the US midterms. Haaretz argues that replacing Netanyahu may not be enough to win back US Democrats.

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According to ABC News and CBS News, Latino voters helped tip the scales for Democrats, and CBS points to Texas as one of the states that turned blue. CBS attributes Latino voters' turn away from Trump to his conduct, while The Guardian says his ICE tactics sent them back to the polls.

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California Governor Gavin Newsom commutes 548 death sentences to prison terms, according to the Frankfurter Allgemeine, Der Spiegel and Süddeutsche Zeitung. The Tages-Anzeiger presents the measure as the decision of an outgoing governor.

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Flávio Bolsonaro denies receiving help from governments for his escape to the US and says he did it «alone», according to Observador. RTP reports that Bolsonaro leaves out details of the escape, while Folha de S.Paulo reports he appointed aides to his Senate office after fleeing.

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The White House says Democrats will fail if they try to reverse Trump's legacy. El Universal adds that Trump distanced himself from the Republican defeat.

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Poder360 reports that the United States has scheduled three executions in one day for the second time this year.

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California Governor Gavin Newsom announced the commutation of all 548 death sentences in the state, changing them to life in prison, according to Sky News, CBS News and ABC News in the US. The BBC and PBS NewsHour report the decision as covering all 548 people on death row, without specifying timelines. Fox News describes the move as a historic mass commutation, while The Guardian highlights more than 500 sentences commuted. The New York Times notes the move comes as one of Newsom's final acts as governor.

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Flávio Bolsonaro is set to speak at a conservative event in the United States alongside an actor from the series Dark Horse, according to Metrópoles and Poder360. The New York Times and The Guardian, by contrast, describe Melania Trump as a "dark horse diplomat" on Ukraine and Russia, with no link to Flávio Bolsonaro's event.

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Flávio Bolsonaro refuses to reveal details of his escape to the US, saying he will take the secret «to the grave». According to RTP, Flávio Bolsonaro denies having received help from governments for the escape. Observador reports that Flávio Bolsonaro says he did the escape «all by himself».

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The White House says Democrats will fail if they try to reverse Trump's legacy. El Universal adds that Trump distanced himself from the Republican defeat.

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Melania Trump called for peace at a meeting with Russian and Ukrainian officials, according to Al Jazeera and BBC News. According to Yonhap and CBS News, the wife of Donald Trump reportedly brokered a localized ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine, and her adviser Marc Beckman spoke about that ceasefire. A Putin envoy thanked Melania Trump for brokering the ceasefire, according to The Guardian. The Hindu, Punch and Dawn describe the same meeting, with the word «enduring» or «lasting» linked to a durable truce.

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The BBC asks whether Democrats, who won on affordability, can deliver on it. The New York Times credits Democrats' Texas win to a campaign machine and its messaging. The South China Morning Post and The Jerusalem Post report Hegseth dismissing Democrats' impeachment push, saying it 'won't work'.

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The New York Times says Colom turned a long-shot bid in Mississippi into a race too close to call. CBS News reports that the Senate races in Mississippi and Alaska remain too close to call.

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California Governor Gavin Newsom announced the commutation of all 548 death sentences in the state, changing them to life in prison, according to Sky News, CBS News and ABC News in the US. The BBC and PBS NewsHour report the decision as covering all 548 people on death row, without specifying timelines. Fox News describes the move as a historic mass commutation, while The Guardian highlights more than 500 sentences commuted. The New York Times notes the move comes as one of Newsom's final acts as governor.

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California Governor Gavin Newsom announced the commutation of all 548 death sentences in the state, changing them to life in prison, according to Sky News, CBS News and ABC News in the US. The BBC and PBS NewsHour report the decision as covering all 548 people on death row, without specifying timelines. Fox News describes the move as a historic mass commutation, while The Guardian highlights more than 500 sentences commuted. The New York Times notes the move comes as one of Newsom's final acts as governor.

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California Governor Gavin Newsom announced the commutation of all 548 death sentences in the state, changing them to life in prison, according to Sky News, CBS News and ABC News in the US. The BBC and PBS NewsHour report the decision as covering all 548 people on death row, without specifying timelines. Fox News describes the move as a historic mass commutation, while The Guardian highlights more than 500 sentences commuted. The New York Times notes the move comes as one of Newsom's final acts as governor.

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California Governor Gavin Newsom announced the commutation of all 548 death sentences in the state, changing them to life in prison, according to Sky News, CBS News and ABC News in the US. The BBC and PBS NewsHour report the decision as covering all 548 people on death row, without specifying timelines. Fox News describes the move as a historic mass commutation, while The Guardian highlights more than 500 sentences commuted. The New York Times notes the move comes as one of Newsom's final acts as governor.

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California Governor Gavin Newsom announced the commutation of all 548 death sentences in the state, changing them to life in prison, according to Sky News, CBS News and ABC News in the US. The BBC and PBS NewsHour report the decision as covering all 548 people on death row, without specifying timelines. Fox News describes the move as a historic mass commutation, while The Guardian highlights more than 500 sentences commuted. The New York Times notes the move comes as one of Newsom's final acts as governor.

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Melania Trump hosted Russian and Ukrainian envoys at the White House and called for a more enduring truce, according to several headlines. Fox News links the Oleshky ceasefire to a possible 'spark' for more enduring peace between Ukraine and Russia. The Guardian publishes a video in which Putin's envoy thanks Melania Trump for brokering the ceasefire. CBS News hears from Marc Beckman, adviser to Melania Trump, on the localized Ukraine ceasefire, while Yonhap describes it as the result of her brokering.

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California Governor Gavin Newsom announced the commutation of all 548 death sentences in the state, changing them to life in prison, according to Sky News, CBS News and ABC News in the US. The BBC and PBS NewsHour report the decision as covering all 548 people on death row, without specifying timelines. Fox News describes the move as a historic mass commutation, while The Guardian highlights more than 500 sentences commuted. The New York Times notes the move comes as one of Newsom's final acts as governor.

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Abdul El-Sayed won the US Senate election in Michigan, and the result was celebrated in the Arab world, according to Clarín. The Jerusalem Post reports that Michigan's Jewish community was divided after the election. The Indian Express and The Hindu highlight the reaction to the win, with older videos of El-Sayed resurfacing and the result's significance beyond Michigan. The Guardian says El-Sayed never shied away from provocations that critics consider Islamophobic.

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A Folha de S.Paulo podcast discusses the impact of a Trump defeat in the midterm elections. Agência Brasil and Gazeta do Povo explain how the US midterm elections work.

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ABC News reports that the third-place candidate in the Mississippi Senate race says he did not spoil the tight contest for the Democratic candidate. The New York Times describes a very tight Senate race in Mississippi, with votes being carefully scrutinized.

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The New York Times covers how Trump is reacting to the midterm results, while ABC News reports the Dow fell 1,200 points, erasing most of the stock rally tied to those results. The Hindu calls the results a debacle for Trump, and The Sydney Morning Herald reports that late-night hosts mocked Trump over the same results.

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Flávio Bolsonaro tells the New York Times he will take to the grave the secret of how he left Brazil and reached the US. Jornal de Notícias reports that Flávio Bolsonaro leaves out details of that escape.

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Abdul El-Sayed won the US Senate election in Michigan, and the result was celebrated in the Arab world, according to Clarín. The Jerusalem Post reports that Michigan's Jewish community was divided after the election. The Indian Express and The Hindu highlight the reaction to the win, with older videos of El-Sayed resurfacing and the result's significance beyond Michigan. The Guardian says El-Sayed never shied away from provocations that critics consider Islamophobic.

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Flávio Bolsonaro refuses to say how he left Brazil and reached the United States, saying he will take the secret to his grave. The statement was made in an interview with The New York Times, according to Folha de S.Paulo. Jornal de Notícias reports that the politician leaves out details of the escape.

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The Senate races in Mississippi and Alaska remained undecided, with very narrow margins, according to headlines from CBS News, Fox News and ABC News. CBS News links the results to a possible boost for the Democratic «blue wave», while ABC News reports that Republicans are reeling from midterm losses.

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Folha de S.Paulo reports that Flávio Bolsonaro had his hair cut at a Miami salon before an interview with The New York Times. Metrópoles publishes a photo of Flávio Bolsonaro with the hairdresser at the same Miami salon.

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According to Libération, Democrat Troy Jackson defeated Senator Susan Collins in Maine during the midterms. The Guardian links the fall of Collins, a senator for nearly three decades, to Republican unpopularity. The South China Morning Post highlights local firefighters and the question of who won, without explaining the context in its headline.

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Several outlets report that Democrat Gina Hinojosa is set to become Texas governor, ending Republican control of the state. El Universal quotes Hinojosa promising a bipartisan government and saying she will work with Republicans. El Comercio asks what may happen to the SB 4 law and the ICE agreements once Hinojosa takes office, but the headlines give no answer.

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Flávio Bolsonaro named advisers to his Senate office, according to Metrópoles and Folha de S.Paulo. Metrópoles reports that the appointment of a former adviser to Eduardo Bolsonaro was made from the United States.

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Several outlets report that Democrat Gina Hinojosa is set to become Texas governor, ending Republican control of the state. El Universal quotes Hinojosa promising a bipartisan government and saying she will work with Republicans. El Comercio asks what may happen to the SB 4 law and the ICE agreements once Hinojosa takes office, but the headlines give no answer.

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Scott Wiener is set to succeed Nancy Pelosi in her House seat in San Francisco, in a race contested only by Democrats. The Jerusalem Post highlights that both candidates attacked Israel during the campaign. The South China Morning Post reports that Chan has conceded.

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According to a report by The Jerusalem Post, Marco Rubio may leave the Trump administration to prepare for a 2028 White House bid. Rubio denies plans to leave his post to run for the White House, according to The Japan Times and Metrópoles. BBC News reports that the White House denies Hegseth and Rubio will leave their jobs after Republican election losses.

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Melania Trump calls, from the White House, for a «lasting» ceasefire in Ukraine, according to the headlines. Le Monde and Le Temps present the appeal as a live report on the war in Ukraine.

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Trump blames the stock slump on the Democratic election win, according to Clarín. Gazeta do Povo reports Trump telling Americans the blame lies with them after the Democratic win knocked markets down. Allies of Flávio and Eduardo downplay the impact of the Democratic win in the US, according to Metrópoles. Folha de S.Paulo looks at what the Democratic Party's win means for Hollywood.

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Nithya Raman, born in India, is tipped as the next mayor of Los Angeles, according to The National, which presents her as an Indian-born politician. The Indian Express traces Nithya Raman's path, from slum protests in Delhi to her bid for the Los Angeles mayoralty. The Hindu reports that Kerala-born Nithya Raman has become Los Angeles Mayor.

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A Republican U.S. lawmaker says the Pentagon should be led by more qualified officials and questions Hegseth's moral compass.

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Nithya Raman, born in India, is tipped as the next mayor of Los Angeles, according to The National, which presents her as an Indian-born politician. The Indian Express traces Nithya Raman's path, from slum protests in Delhi to her bid for the Los Angeles mayoralty. The Hindu reports that Kerala-born Nithya Raman has become Los Angeles Mayor.

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The Senate races in Mississippi and Alaska remained undecided, with very narrow margins, according to headlines from CBS News, Fox News and ABC News. CBS News links the results to a possible boost for the Democratic «blue wave», while ABC News reports that Republicans are reeling from midterm losses.

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China and the US agreed to strengthen military communication to reduce the risk of conflict, according to headlines from RTP, Diário de Notícias and Ponto Final.

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Several newspapers from different countries say Elon Musk bet heavily on the US midterm elections and that the bet did not pay off. PBS NewsHour says Musk spent 445 million dollars to help Republicans, and The Indian Express says the bet failed when Democrats took control of Congress. Le Monde says Musk's money was not enough to keep Texas in Republican hands. Der Spiegel says Musk wanted to save the midterms for Donald Trump and that this could now backfire on him.

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The Senate races in Mississippi and Alaska remained undecided, with very narrow margins, according to headlines from CBS News, Fox News and ABC News. CBS News links the results to a possible boost for the Democratic «blue wave», while ABC News reports that Republicans are reeling from midterm losses.

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Abdul El-Sayed won the US Senate race in Michigan, defeating Mike Rogers, according to the headlines. The win was celebrated by University of Michigan students and, according to Clarín, also in Middle Eastern countries. The Jerusalem Post reports that Michigan's Jewish community is divided after the election. Dhaka Tribune describes the victory as historic, for having beaten big-name rivals.

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Democrats say they will curb Donald Trump, according to headlines from The Hindu, Daily Maverick and The Express Tribune. The vow comes as Trump shows off the White House ballroom.

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Democrats won big in the US midterm elections, according to The Globe and Mail, BBC News and The Wire. BBC News blames Trump for the result, while The Wire highlights Indian-American Democrats' performance. The Globe and Mail reports Canadian reactions to the outcome, without specifying them.

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Three Brazilian headlines say Flávio will speak at a conservative event in Florida, alongside actor Jim Caviezel of Dark Horse. Gazeta do Povo notes that the event takes place at Trump's residence in Florida.

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A Folha de S.Paulo podcast discusses the impact of a Trump defeat in the midterm elections. Agência Brasil and Gazeta do Povo explain how the US midterm elections work.

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Abdul El-Sayed, whom Trump called a «jihadist», is presented in French, Moroccan and Algerian headlines as a senator and as the first Muslim senator in the United States. Le Figaro reports that the United States is dropping proceedings against a Russian researcher threatened with expulsion. Le Monde writes that Rwanda, once a model partner of the United States, is now in the sights of the Trump administration. Le Devoir links the midterm elections to a «debacle» for Trump and asks whether it makes readers want to travel to the United States.

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Democrats say they will curb Donald Trump, according to headlines from The Hindu, Daily Maverick and The Express Tribune. The vow comes as Trump shows off the White House ballroom.

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Nithya Raman, born in India, is tipped as the next mayor of Los Angeles, according to The National, which presents her as an Indian-born politician. The Indian Express traces Nithya Raman's path, from slum protests in Delhi to her bid for the Los Angeles mayoralty. The Hindu reports that Kerala-born Nithya Raman has become Los Angeles Mayor.

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The speaker of the U.S. House will step down as Republican leader from January, according to the headlines. The outlets link the decision to the Republicans' electoral defeat.

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Democrats say they will curb Donald Trump, according to headlines from The Hindu, Daily Maverick and The Express Tribune. The vow comes as Trump shows off the White House ballroom.

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A U.S. Marine died during military training in Okinawa, Japan, according to RTP and Jornal de Notícias. Diário de Notícias describes the case as an incident during training in Japan, without mentioning Okinawa.

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Taiwan expects the United States to keep supporting arms sales after the Democratic victory. Argentina's Clarín reports the same story in similar terms.

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The headlines cover data centers in different contexts: ABC News says they took a beating in the US midterm elections. The Japan Times says Americans want to pump the brakes on data centers, under the slogan “we’re not for sale.” TelQuel refers to a megawatt calculation it describes as wrong, in the case of data centers in Morocco.

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China and the US agreed to strengthen military communication to reduce the risk of conflict, according to headlines from RTP, Diário de Notícias and Ponto Final.

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