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The Public Labour Prosecutor's Office received 3,290 complaints of electoral harassment at work, according to Folha de S.Paulo, and one third occurred after the election. The headlines give different figures without stating what each count covers, so they cannot be reconciled from the headlines alone.

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Newspapers from several countries, from Bangladesh to the United States, ask what happens next in Israel, where the vote count still does not give a clear winner. Haaretz says the election had no clear winner, and PBS NewsHour describes political gridlock.

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The TSE president says the elections took place within normality.

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According to the headlines, the US says it will grant visas to Flávio Bolsonaro and his family after the Brazilian election defeat. Flávio Bolsonaro landed in the US after losing the Brazilian election, according to the BBC and PBS, which describe the departure as a flight. The Japan Times reports that, speaking from the US, Bolsonaro declares himself the rightful leader of Brazil.

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The TSE president says the elections took place within normality.

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Tarcísio pushes back on Flávio's letter, calling for the ballot results to be respected and for both sides to move on. Folha de S.Paulo and Gazeta do Povo report that Tarcísio says he understands Flávio's feelings or indignation, but that the election is over.

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Trump avoids commenting on Flávio Bolsonaro's letter and says Brazil's elections were “very strange”.

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Trump avoids commenting on Flávio Bolsonaro's letter and says Brazil's elections were “very strange”.

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Flávio Bolsonaro, speaking from the United States, declared on X that he is the «true elected president» of Brazil, according to RTP. According to Diário de Notícias, a Bolsonaro supporter blamed AI for inserting the phrase «elected president» into a letter by Flávio Bolsonaro.

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CBS News and NPR (US) published live coverage of the 2026 election results, saying where and how to follow them. Premium Times (Nigeria) reports that a court will rule on an Electoral Act provision concerning INEC's power to review election results.

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Tarcísio pushes back on Flávio's letter, calling for the ballot results to be respected and for both sides to move on. Folha de S.Paulo and Gazeta do Povo report that Tarcísio says he understands Flávio's feelings or indignation, but that the election is over.

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Tarcísio pushes back on Flávio's letter, calling for the ballot results to be respected and for both sides to move on. Folha de S.Paulo and Gazeta do Povo report that Tarcísio says he understands Flávio's feelings or indignation, but that the election is over.

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The deputy secretary-general of the Interior Ministry for elections has left his post, according to the Jornal de Notícias, Observador and Público headlines. Diário de Notícias says the departure completes the dismantling of Carrilho's team.

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Trump avoids commenting on Flávio Bolsonaro's letter and says Brazil's elections were “very strange”.

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The deputy secretary-general of the Interior Ministry for elections has left his post, according to the Jornal de Notícias, Observador and Público headlines. Diário de Notícias says the departure completes the dismantling of Carrilho's team.

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CBS News features voters describing a sense of discouragement ahead of the midterms. Fox News reports actor Josh Duhamel urging voters to save what he calls «God's country» ahead of the midterms.

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Flávio Bolsonaro declares himself the “true elected president” of Brazil in a letter, from the United States. Folha de S.Paulo says the letter carried a coat of arms with “Brazil” spelled with a z. Público says Flávio Bolsonaro calls himself president after being defeated at the polls.

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The Public Labour Prosecutor's Office received 3,290 complaints of electoral harassment at work, according to Folha de S.Paulo, and one third occurred after the election. The headlines give different figures without stating what each count covers, so they cannot be reconciled from the headlines alone.

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Trump asks that a Democratic Senate candidate from Alaska be prevented from running, accusing her of fraud. Clarín and El Universal describe the request as a demand by Trump; El Comercio presents the fraud accusation as alleged.

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Trump asks that a Democratic Senate candidate from Alaska be prevented from running, accusing her of fraud. Clarín and El Universal describe the request as a demand by Trump; El Comercio presents the fraud accusation as alleged.

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Flávio Bolsonaro declares himself the «true president-elect of Brazil» in a post made from the United States, according to several outlets. El Universal reports that Flávio Bolsonaro alleges «electoral fraud» in Lula's victory. According to Clarín, Donald Trump says he will not get involved after Bolsonaro's self-proclamation.

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The deputy secretary-general of the Interior Ministry for elections has left his post, according to the Jornal de Notícias, Observador and Público headlines. Diário de Notícias says the departure completes the dismantling of Carrilho's team.

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Flavio Bolsonaro arrived in the United States after losing Brazil's presidential election, according to The Hindu, Sky News and BBC News. The Guardian describes the flight to Miami as a flight from Brazil, while Geo News says he arrived despite a passport ban. Al Jazeera asks what comes next for Flavio Bolsonaro after the defeat, without giving an answer in its headline.

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Haaretz and the Sydney Morning Herald present scenarios for what comes next after Israel's election, without saying which is most likely. The New York Times and PBS NewsHour highlight four takeaways from the election, and PBS describes it as inconclusive. Pakistan's Express Tribune only gives the headline «Israel's election», with no further detail.

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Flávio Bolsonaro declares himself the “true elected president” of Brazil in a letter, from the United States. Folha de S.Paulo says the letter carried a coat of arms with “Brazil” spelled with a z. Público says Flávio Bolsonaro calls himself president after being defeated at the polls.

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Israel's election results were still unconfirmed, according to the Sydney Morning Herald, and CBS News says the outcome is unclear. The New York Times and PBS NewsHour both present four takeaways from the election, which they describe as inconclusive. The Indian Express focuses on double-envelope votes and asks whether they could change Netanyahu's chances. The Jerusalem Post says the Netanyahu bloc holds the lead, with double envelopes to be counted overnight.

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Flávio Bolsonaro declares himself the “true elected president” of Brazil in a letter, from the United States. Folha de S.Paulo says the letter carried a coat of arms with “Brazil” spelled with a z. Público says Flávio Bolsonaro calls himself president after being defeated at the polls.

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Defeated presidential candidate Flávio Bolsonaro arrived in the United States after Brazil cancelled his passports, according to MyJoyOnline. Several outlets, including the South China Morning Post, PBS, CBC and NPR, report that Flávio Bolsonaro and his family landed in Miami. PBS links the arrival to an ongoing investigation, while Sky News reports that Bolsonaro thanked Trump and says he will lead the Brazilian opposition from the US.

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Flávio Bolsonaro declares himself the “true elected president” of Brazil in a letter, from the United States. Folha de S.Paulo says the letter carried a coat of arms with “Brazil” spelled with a z. Público says Flávio Bolsonaro calls himself president after being defeated at the polls.

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Flávio Bolsonaro declares himself the “true elected president” of Brazil in a letter, from the United States. Folha de S.Paulo says the letter carried a coat of arms with “Brazil” spelled with a z. Público says Flávio Bolsonaro calls himself president after being defeated at the polls.

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According to El Comercio, Flávio Bolsonaro arrived in the United States after leaving Brazil following his electoral defeat. ABC says Flávio Bolsonaro reached Miami holding an Italian passport, while Clarín reports his arrival in Miami with his family. El Universal describes his departure from Brazil as an escape and links it to his defeat against Lula.

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Flávio Bolsonaro says he is the president-elect of Brazil, speaking from the United States in a letter released by allies. Folha de S.Paulo says Flávio arrived in the US as a fugitive; the other headlines do not make this claim.

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Flávio Bolsonaro declares himself the “true elected president” of Brazil in a letter, from the United States. Folha de S.Paulo says the letter carried a coat of arms with “Brazil” spelled with a z. Público says Flávio Bolsonaro calls himself president after being defeated at the polls.

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Flávio Bolsonaro declares himself the “true elected president” of Brazil in a letter, from the United States. Folha de S.Paulo says the letter carried a coat of arms with “Brazil” spelled with a z. Público says Flávio Bolsonaro calls himself president after being defeated at the polls.

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Flavio Bolsonaro arrived in the United States after losing Brazil's presidential election, according to The Hindu, Sky News and BBC News. The Guardian describes the flight to Miami as a flight from Brazil, while Geo News says he arrived despite a passport ban. Al Jazeera asks what comes next for Flavio Bolsonaro after the defeat, without giving an answer in its headline.

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Likud claims Arab parties 'stole' the election, according to The Jerusalem Post, which reports the party is seeking police and Shin Bet investigations. Haaretz reports that Netanyahu's Likud accuses Arab parties of 'stealing' the election and notes that no evidence was offered. The Times of Israel says Likud claims the election was 'stolen' by Arab parties following their record performance. The Guardian reports that Netanyahu is accused of an 'ugly delegitimisation campaign' after claiming Arab parties stole the election.

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Flavio Bolsonaro arrived in the United States after losing Brazil's presidential election, according to The Hindu, Sky News and BBC News. The Guardian describes the flight to Miami as a flight from Brazil, while Geo News says he arrived despite a passport ban. Al Jazeera asks what comes next for Flavio Bolsonaro after the defeat, without giving an answer in its headline.

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Four outlets from four countries cover the same story: Israel's election is deadlocked, and the result matters for Trump. Dawn, Rappler and The Japan Times ask what is at stake for Trump in Israel's deadlocked election. NPR covers the Israeli deadlock in a briefing that also mentions a GDP report due before Election Day.

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According to several headlines, Flávio Bolsonaro left Brazil and arrived in Miami, in the United States. Early headlines reported a trip to Ecuador, departing from Argentina. CBC News describes Flávio Bolsonaro as a defeated presidential candidate. MyJoyOnline reports that Flávio Bolsonaro denies having fled Brazil after landing in Miami.

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The Indian Express says Netanyahu was punished in the Israeli elections, but not rejected. The Hindu describes Netanyahu as clinging on to power after the Israeli elections. Metrópoles reports that police have dropped a fraud accusation against Netanyahu over the Israeli elections.

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Netanyahu's Likud party accuses Arab parties of "stealing" the election in Israel and asks police to investigate their votes. Far-right minister Ben Gvir calls for the arrest of Arab party leaders and accuses them of fraud in a record-turnout vote. According to La Nación, Netanyahu points at Qatar over the strong gains of Arab parties in the election.

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The Public Labour Prosecutor's Office received 3,290 complaints of electoral harassment at work, according to Folha de S.Paulo, and one third occurred after the election. The headlines give different figures without stating what each count covers, so they cannot be reconciled from the headlines alone.

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The Fed kept its US interest rate between 3.75% and 4%, according to several Brazilian and Portuguese outlets. The decision came a few days before US midterm elections, as noted by Folha de S.Paulo and Observador. Gazeta do Povo adds that the bank signals a possible rate rise in December.

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The Fed kept its US interest rate between 3.75% and 4%, according to several Brazilian and Portuguese outlets. The decision came a few days before US midterm elections, as noted by Folha de S.Paulo and Observador. Gazeta do Povo adds that the bank signals a possible rate rise in December.

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Israeli President Isaac Herzog urges parties to avoid another election and to keep an open mind in coalition talks. All three headlines report the same appeal; The Times of Israel adds that the vote count is nearly complete.

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Four outlets from Hong Kong, Pakistan and the Philippines report that Netanyahu is set to remain caretaker prime minister after an inconclusive Israeli election.

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Netanyahu's Likud party accuses Arab parties of "stealing" the election in Israel and asks police to investigate their votes. Far-right minister Ben Gvir calls for the arrest of Arab party leaders and accuses them of fraud in a record-turnout vote. According to La Nación, Netanyahu points at Qatar over the strong gains of Arab parties in the election.

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Four outlets from Hong Kong, Pakistan and the Philippines report that Netanyahu is set to remain caretaker prime minister after an inconclusive Israeli election.

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Newspapers report that Israel's election produced no clear winner, with about 88% to 90% of votes counted. Haaretz and The New York Times focus on explaining what happens next and how Israel could get a prime minister. The Wire reports that Trump will "take a look" at helping Netanyahu.

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CGTN writes about how the U.S. midterm elections could affect Trump's presidency. The New York Times invites readers to submit questions about the U.S. midterm elections. Yonhap says South Korea will closely monitor the impact of the upcoming U.S. midterm elections.

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According to the headlines, the US says it will grant visas to Flávio Bolsonaro and his family after the Brazilian election defeat. Flávio Bolsonaro landed in the US after losing the Brazilian election, according to the BBC and PBS, which describe the departure as a flight. The Japan Times reports that, speaking from the US, Bolsonaro declares himself the rightful leader of Brazil.

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Netanyahu's Likud party accuses Arab parties of stealing the election in Israel and asks police to investigate their votes. Diário de Notícias frames Netanyahu's move against Arab parties as a position aimed at unseating his rivals.

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Netanyahu's Likud party accuses Arab parties of stealing the election in Israel and asks police to investigate their votes. Diário de Notícias frames Netanyahu's move against Arab parties as a position aimed at unseating his rivals.

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Likud claims Arab parties 'stole' the election, according to The Jerusalem Post, which reports the party is seeking police and Shin Bet investigations. Haaretz reports that Netanyahu's Likud accuses Arab parties of 'stealing' the election and notes that no evidence was offered. The Times of Israel says Likud claims the election was 'stolen' by Arab parties following their record performance. The Guardian reports that Netanyahu is accused of an 'ugly delegitimisation campaign' after claiming Arab parties stole the election.

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According to Libération, Gadi Eisenkot's coalition is ahead of Netanyahu's in Israel's legislative elections but has no majority. Le Monde describes the two blocs as neck and neck, with Netanyahu and Eisenkot each claiming the right to form a government. Le Figaro reports that Netanyahu's party accuses the Arab parties of having «stolen the elections».

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Cornell University's faculty is set to vote on a no-confidence motion over how the institution handled sexual assault allegations, according to PBS NewsHour. The New York Times and The Guardian report the same vote, with The Guardian linking it to a gang-rape case.

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Likud claims Arab parties 'stole' the election, according to The Jerusalem Post, which reports the party is seeking police and Shin Bet investigations. Haaretz reports that Netanyahu's Likud accuses Arab parties of 'stealing' the election and notes that no evidence was offered. The Times of Israel says Likud claims the election was 'stolen' by Arab parties following their record performance. The Guardian reports that Netanyahu is accused of an 'ugly delegitimisation campaign' after claiming Arab parties stole the election.

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People magazine named Noah Wyle, of the series The Pitt, the sexiest man alive, according to Público. Jornal de Notícias highlights that Wyle admits to enjoying washing dishes. La Nación (Argentina) focuses on the actor's path, from a second chance in Hollywood to the honour.

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Israel's election results were still unconfirmed, according to the Sydney Morning Herald, and CBS News says the outcome is unclear. The New York Times and PBS NewsHour both present four takeaways from the election, which they describe as inconclusive. The Indian Express focuses on double-envelope votes and asks whether they could change Netanyahu's chances. The Jerusalem Post says the Netanyahu bloc holds the lead, with double envelopes to be counted overnight.

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Spanish, Argentine and Chilean newspapers report that Flávio Bolsonaro left Brazil for the United States after his electoral defeat to Lula. Clarín says the report is attributed to other media, rather than independently confirmed.

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Eisenkot says he wants to form a government and opposes new elections.

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Flavio Bolsonaro arrived in the United States after losing Brazil's presidential election, according to The Hindu, Sky News and BBC News. The Guardian describes the flight to Miami as a flight from Brazil, while Geo News says he arrived despite a passport ban. Al Jazeera asks what comes next for Flavio Bolsonaro after the defeat, without giving an answer in its headline.

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Defeated presidential candidate Flávio Bolsonaro arrived in the United States after Brazil cancelled his passports, according to MyJoyOnline. Several outlets, including the South China Morning Post, PBS, CBC and NPR, report that Flávio Bolsonaro and his family landed in Miami. PBS links the arrival to an ongoing investigation, while Sky News reports that Bolsonaro thanked Trump and says he will lead the Brazilian opposition from the US.

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Haaretz and the Sydney Morning Herald present scenarios for what comes next after Israel's election, without saying which is most likely. The New York Times and PBS NewsHour highlight four takeaways from the election, and PBS describes it as inconclusive. Pakistan's Express Tribune only gives the headline «Israel's election», with no further detail.

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The Times of Israel says Arab parties are emerging as potential kingmakers, putting the Zionist opposition before a fateful choice. Al Jazeera questions that reading and argues Arab parties may not be the kingmakers in this Israeli election. Fox News reports that Netanyahu alleges fraud as Arab parties score record gains, and also frames them as potential kingmakers.

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Several headlines report that Flávio Bolsonaro arrived in the United States after losing Brazil's presidential election and leaving the country. ABC News, citing sources, and Punch, citing reports, say that Bolsonaro, not Flávio, went to the US days after the defeat, though the headlines do not clarify the difference in names. Sky News says the flight departed from Argentina, while BBC News frames its coverage as «what we know» about the arrival. Geo News stresses that the arrival happened despite a passport ban.

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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi criticised the Congress party over its poor showing in the MLC elections, which used paper ballots. According to The Wire, the Congress party hit back, saying paper ballots should be used for all elections.

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Israeli President Isaac Herzog urges parties to avoid another election and to keep an open mind in coalition talks. All three headlines report the same appeal; The Times of Israel adds that the vote count is nearly complete.

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Defeated presidential candidate Flávio Bolsonaro arrived in the United States after Brazil cancelled his passports, according to MyJoyOnline. Several outlets, including the South China Morning Post, PBS, CBC and NPR, report that Flávio Bolsonaro and his family landed in Miami. PBS links the arrival to an ongoing investigation, while Sky News reports that Bolsonaro thanked Trump and says he will lead the Brazilian opposition from the US.

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Headlines describe Israel's elections as a close contest between Netanyahu and Eisenkot, without saying who won. According to El Comercio, Eisenkot accuses Netanyahu of orchestrating an operation to call the results into question. Semana publishes an expert's analysis of what may happen in Israel after the vote.

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According to RTP, Netanyahu's Likud won the election, but the bloc supporting it falls short of a majority.

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Israeli President Isaac Herzog urges parties to avoid another election and to keep an open mind in coalition talks. All three headlines report the same appeal; The Times of Israel adds that the vote count is nearly complete.

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Pakistan's Election Commission (ECP) has ordered immediate local body polls in delimited districts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, excluding those under the ARDC. Geo News reports that 12 districts are excluded, and The Express Tribune reports the same exclusion of 12 districts in the province.

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According to El Comercio, Flávio Bolsonaro arrived in the United States after leaving Brazil following his electoral defeat. ABC says Flávio Bolsonaro reached Miami holding an Italian passport, while Clarín reports his arrival in Miami with his family. El Universal describes his departure from Brazil as an escape and links it to his defeat against Lula.

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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi criticised the Congress party over its poor showing in the MLC elections, which used paper ballots. According to The Wire, the Congress party hit back, saying paper ballots should be used for all elections.

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With the count still ongoing, no clear winner has emerged in Israel's election, according to The Wire. Netanyahu's bloc leads after about half the votes are counted but has no majority, per The Hindu, Dawn, Dhaka Tribune and Channels TV. With 85% counted, Netanyahu's bloc has 53 seats and Eisenkot's 48, says The Times of Israel; The Jerusalem Post projects 54 seats for Netanyahu. Arab parties surge to 19 seats according to The Times of Israel, and Haaretz reports a historic high with over 70% counted.

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Israel's election results were still unconfirmed, according to the Sydney Morning Herald, and CBS News says the outcome is unclear. The New York Times and PBS NewsHour both present four takeaways from the election, which they describe as inconclusive. The Indian Express focuses on double-envelope votes and asks whether they could change Netanyahu's chances. The Jerusalem Post says the Netanyahu bloc holds the lead, with double envelopes to be counted overnight.

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CBS News reports a Justice Department lawsuit seeking to force California to set aside ballots, with comments from a former election official. The New York Times reports that a judge rejected a bid by Trump officials to set aside California ballots.

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Pakistan's Election Commission (ECP) has ordered immediate local body polls in delimited districts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, excluding those under the ARDC. Geo News reports that 12 districts are excluded, and The Express Tribune reports the same exclusion of 12 districts in the province.

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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi criticised the Congress party over its poor showing in the MLC elections, which used paper ballots. According to The Wire, the Congress party hit back, saying paper ballots should be used for all elections.

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The Indian Express says Netanyahu was punished in the Israeli elections, but not rejected. The Hindu describes Netanyahu as clinging on to power after the Israeli elections. Metrópoles reports that police have dropped a fraud accusation against Netanyahu over the Israeli elections.

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Exit polls suggest Israel's election has no clear winner, according to Mainichi. With the count ongoing, The Wire and NPR also report that no party stands out, and Al Jazeera notes that Israel's stock market fell on the exit polls. Haaretz describes the outcome as Israel's worst: no clear winner, no certainty and no chance for change. CBS News reports that, with 88% of votes counted, Israel sees no clear winner.

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With the count still ongoing, no clear winner has emerged in Israel's election, according to The Wire. Netanyahu's bloc leads after about half the votes are counted but has no majority, per The Hindu, Dawn, Dhaka Tribune and Channels TV. With 85% counted, Netanyahu's bloc has 53 seats and Eisenkot's 48, says The Times of Israel; The Jerusalem Post projects 54 seats for Netanyahu. Arab parties surge to 19 seats according to The Times of Israel, and Haaretz reports a historic high with over 70% counted.

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On Israel's election, the Jerusalem Post describes a democracy of contradictions, while The Wire describes a normalised racist psychosis. The Sydney Morning Herald asks where the country goes after the election, with no further detail in the headline. The Express Tribune runs only the headline «Israel's election», without saying what the story covers.

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The BJP has named Hardeep Singh Puri as its candidate for the Rajya Sabha bypoll in Madhya Pradesh, according to The Indian Express and The Hindu. The Wire links the choice to the week after the Epstein photos made headlines, a context the other two headlines do not mention.

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A special counsel has started inspecting local election ballots stored at a handball arena in Seoul, according to Yonhap and The Korea Times. Hankyoreh reports that the inspection of the June 3 ballots began at Olympic Park.

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According to the headlines, the US says it will grant visas to Flávio Bolsonaro and his family after the Brazilian election defeat. Flávio Bolsonaro landed in the US after losing the Brazilian election, according to the BBC and PBS, which describe the departure as a flight. The Japan Times reports that, speaking from the US, Bolsonaro declares himself the rightful leader of Brazil.

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Exit polls suggest Israel's election has no clear winner, according to Mainichi. With the count ongoing, The Wire and NPR also report that no party stands out, and Al Jazeera notes that Israel's stock market fell on the exit polls. Haaretz describes the outcome as Israel's worst: no clear winner, no certainty and no chance for change. CBS News reports that, with 88% of votes counted, Israel sees no clear winner.

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Exit polls suggest Israel's election has no clear winner, according to Mainichi. With the count ongoing, The Wire and NPR also report that no party stands out, and Al Jazeera notes that Israel's stock market fell on the exit polls. Haaretz describes the outcome as Israel's worst: no clear winner, no certainty and no chance for change. CBS News reports that, with 88% of votes counted, Israel sees no clear winner.

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