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Israel will close West Bank crossings on election day, according to BBC and Al Jazeera, which also mention a lockdown in Hebron. CBC, CBS and PBS report that the Israeli military is carrying out a large-scale operation in the West Bank, a few days before the election. The Times of Israel says the army will impose a lockdown on the West Bank during the election, and Dawn reports the closure of all crossings on voting day.

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Metrópoles reports that Arthur Aguiar spoke out after committing an electoral crime, saying he did not know.

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Serbian leader Aleksandar Vučić conceded defeat in the parliamentary election to the student-led opposition, according to several headlines. Al Jazeera reported on the vote before its outcome, framing it as a contest between the longtime leader and the student movement. Mainichi and The Times of Israel stress the historic nature of the student movement's win, while Haaretz notes Vučić's alliance with Netanyahu. The Hindu and The National highlight that the student movement ousted a leader who had been in power for 12 years, and the Kyiv Independent describes Vučić as Russian-friendly.

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Gadi Eisenkot, a former Israeli army chief, is presented as Netanyahu's main challenger in Israel's election. Eisenkot's Yashar party asks that Netanyahu not meet the police chief on election integrity, according to The Jerusalem Post. Haaretz reports the same attempt to block the Netanyahu meeting with the police chief on election integrity.

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Israel will close all land crossings with the West Bank on election day, according to The Hindu and BBC News. Al Jazeera and CBS News also report the closures, linking them to Hebron and a military operation.

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Brazil's election debates are presented as a way to win over undecided voters, according to Observador and Clarín. RTP says experts believe the debate helped undecided voters. Folha de S.Paulo followed undecided voters, who are settling their vote without overcoming their dissatisfaction with the options.

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Haaretz says Netanyahu summoned the police chief for an election-readiness briefing after the chief refused a meeting with Ben-Gvir. The Times of Israel says the election panel chair allowed a meeting between the police chief, Netanyahu and Ben-Gvir, despite the attorney general's objection. Le Figaro describes Ben-Gvir as having moved from outcast to an unavoidable figure on the Israeli right.

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Thousands rallied in Tel Aviv against Netanyahu three days before the election, according to The Times of Israel and ANSA. ABC News, la Repubblica and Le Devoir describe the gathering as a rally against Netanyahu ahead of the vote. The Jerusalem Post reports the arrest of a 23-year-old suspected of attacking one of Bennett's bodyguards in Tel Aviv, which the headlines do not link directly to the rally.

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Argentinian, Peruvian and Chilean outlets report early voting in the US: Mamdani in New York and Trump in Florida, ahead of the midterm elections. La Nación publishes a guide on when Brazil votes for president in 2026, a topic absent from the other headlines. La Tercera's headline says Trump attacks Democrats while voting early, whereas the Clarín and El Comercio headlines do not mention that criticism.

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BBC News focuses on who the candidates are, while Al Jazeera asks whether abstaining voters could decide the outcome.

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Gazeta do Povo focuses on when voting ends and vote counting begins. Folha de S.Paulo adds that lead changes may happen as the ballot boxes are tallied.

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Israel is pressing ahead with a military operation in the West Bank days before the election, according to ABC News and CBC News. The Sydney Morning Herald says the crackdown follows a deadly attack, while the South China Morning Post reports families displaced in Hebron. According to The Hindu and BBC News, Israel will close all land crossings with the West Bank on election day. Al Jazeera says the Hebron lockdown continues and that crossings in the occupied territories are being closed.

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TSE president Nunes Marques urges voters to check their polling place before casting a ballot. Metrópoles reports that he also stresses the secrecy of the vote. Gazeta do Povo adds a warning against "sensationalist messages".

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Gazeta do Povo reports that the opinion responds to a request from Flávio to take the channel down.

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TSE president Nunes Marques urges voters to check their polling place before casting a ballot. Metrópoles reports that he also stresses the secrecy of the vote. Gazeta do Povo adds a warning against "sensationalist messages".

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Metrópoles highlights the opening of voting in New Zealand for Brazilians living there.

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TSE president Nunes Marques urges voters to check their polling place before casting a ballot. Metrópoles reports that he also stresses the secrecy of the vote. Gazeta do Povo adds a warning against "sensationalist messages".

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TSE president Nunes Marques urges voters to check their polling place before casting a ballot. Metrópoles reports that he also stresses the secrecy of the vote. Gazeta do Povo adds a warning against "sensationalist messages".

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France's Le Monde reported that Donald Trump cast an early vote in Florida in the midterm elections.

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Metrópoles reports that the Federal District had no changes to polling places. Agência Brasil states that the lookup concerns the runoff election.

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Newspapers from several Latin American countries and Spain present Brazil's 2026 presidential runoff as decisive for the region. According to ABC, Lula and Bolsonaro are technically tied ahead of the runoff. La Silla Vacía, from Colombia, warns of the risk that Brazil weakens its Constitution, while El Mundo contrasts two visions of the country for Latin America's largest power. El Comercio is carrying the runoff live, with Lula da Silva and Jair Bolsonaro as the candidates for the presidency.

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According to ABC, Lula and Bolsonaro are technically tied ahead of Brazil's presidential runoff. Several Spanish-language outlets are running live coverage and polling-hour reports, without giving results. El Universal and El Comercio frame the vote as a contest between Lula da Silva and Jair Bolsonaro.

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Donald Trump cast his midterm ballot early in Florida, according to ANSA, PBS NewsHour and The Hindu.

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Obama and Trump both joined the campaign trail ahead of the midterm elections, according to ABC News. The New York Times says Obama launched sharp attacks on Trump and Ramaswamy on his return to campaigning. BBC News and CBS News report that Obama is campaigning for Democrats, with the BBC adding that he attacks Trump.

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The Electoral Public Prosecutor asks the TSE to bar Canella's candidacy, citing an alleged link to militias. Gazeta do Povo describes a request to revoke the candidacy of Rio de Janeiro's most-voted deputy over ties to militias. Folha de S.Paulo reports that the prosecutors ask the courts to block Canella's election in Rio, over links to militias and the CV.

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On the eve of Brazil's runoff election, thousands of supporters of Lula and Bolsonaro held rallies, according to the headlines. The Guardian reports tens of thousands of Lula supporters, while Al Jazeera and The Japan Times refer to thousands.

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Donald Trump cast his midterm ballot early in Florida, according to ANSA, PBS NewsHour and The Hindu.

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Metrópoles highlights the opening of voting in New Zealand for Brazilians living there.

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Barack Obama returned to the campaign trail and attacked Donald Trump, as American voters prepare for the midterms less than two weeks away. The New York Times reports searing attacks also on Vivek Ramaswamy, while the Sydney Morning Herald quotes Obama comparing Trump to Saddam Hussein. RNZ and ABC News also report the campaign push, with Obama and Trump on the trail.

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Several Spanish and Latin American outlets cover Brazil's runoff between Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro, described as an extremely close contest. According to ABC, the two candidates arrive technically tied ahead of the second round. Clarín describes a country split in two, with votes being contested one by one. El Mundo frames the election as a choice between two visions of the country for Latin America's largest power.

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Barack Obama returned to the campaign trail and attacked Donald Trump, as American voters prepare for the midterms less than two weeks away. The New York Times reports searing attacks also on Vivek Ramaswamy, while the Sydney Morning Herald quotes Obama comparing Trump to Saddam Hussein. RNZ and ABC News also report the campaign push, with Obama and Trump on the trail.

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Metrópoles highlights the opening of voting in New Zealand for Brazilians living there.

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On the eve of Brazil's runoff election, thousands of supporters of Lula and Bolsonaro held rallies, according to the headlines. The Guardian reports tens of thousands of Lula supporters, while Al Jazeera and The Japan Times refer to thousands.

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According to The Japan Times and Dawn, Trump's foreign policy is hitting voters' finances, putting Republicans at risk in the midterms. The Jerusalem Post, in an analysis, says war and tariffs are pushing costs up and threatening Republicans in the midterms. The Indian Express reports that Indian-American donors back Trump's Republicans, while voters lean Democratic.

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Argentinian, Peruvian and Chilean outlets report early voting in the US: Mamdani in New York and Trump in Florida, ahead of the midterm elections. La Nación publishes a guide on when Brazil votes for president in 2026, a topic absent from the other headlines. La Tercera's headline says Trump attacks Democrats while voting early, whereas the Clarín and El Comercio headlines do not mention that criticism.

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France's Le Monde reported that Donald Trump cast an early vote in Florida in the midterm elections.

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Argentinian, Peruvian and Chilean outlets report early voting in the US: Mamdani in New York and Trump in Florida, ahead of the midterm elections. La Nación publishes a guide on when Brazil votes for president in 2026, a topic absent from the other headlines. La Tercera's headline says Trump attacks Democrats while voting early, whereas the Clarín and El Comercio headlines do not mention that criticism.

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The Electoral Prosecutor's Office recommends closing the case over the so-called «Sigilo Challenge», involving Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro.

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Newspapers from several Latin American countries and Spain present Brazil's 2026 presidential runoff as decisive for the region. According to ABC, Lula and Bolsonaro are technically tied ahead of the runoff. La Silla Vacía, from Colombia, warns of the risk that Brazil weakens its Constitution, while El Mundo contrasts two visions of the country for Latin America's largest power. El Comercio is carrying the runoff live, with Lula da Silva and Jair Bolsonaro as the candidates for the presidency.

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According to The Japan Times and Dawn, Trump's foreign policy is hitting voters' finances, putting Republicans at risk in the midterms. The Jerusalem Post, in an analysis, says war and tariffs are pushing costs up and threatening Republicans in the midterms. The Indian Express reports that Indian-American donors back Trump's Republicans, while voters lean Democratic.

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The Electoral Public Prosecutor asks the TSE to bar Canella's candidacy, citing an alleged link to militias. Gazeta do Povo describes a request to revoke the candidacy of Rio de Janeiro's most-voted deputy over ties to militias. Folha de S.Paulo reports that the prosecutors ask the courts to block Canella's election in Rio, over links to militias and the CV.

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Metrópoles reports that Arthur Aguiar spoke out after committing an electoral crime, saying he did not know.

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The U.S. Justice Department demands that some California counties help identify noncitizen voters, according to The New York Times. CBS News and PBS NewsHour report that the DOJ is ordering some California counties to set aside ballots from alleged or suspected noncitizens.

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Three Brazilian outlets published guides to the 2026 runoff election, covering how to vote with the e-Título app and who is required to vote. The headlines mention access to e-Título, the runoff's schedule and voting order, without indicating any changes to the rules.

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According to ABC, Lula and Bolsonaro are technically tied ahead of Brazil's presidential runoff. Several Spanish-language outlets are running live coverage and polling-hour reports, without giving results. El Universal and El Comercio frame the vote as a contest between Lula da Silva and Jair Bolsonaro.

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Flávio Bolsonaro and Lula faced off in the last televised debate before Brazil's runoff election, according to Metrópoles and Observador. El País says Lula put Bolsonaro on the defensive, and ABC reports Bolsonaro was forced to apologise for calling Lula «nine fingers». El Comercio describes the debate as a clash over the economy, security and corruption, while Folha de S.Paulo ran a podcast analysing both candidates' strategies.

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The Electoral Public Prosecutor asks the TSE to bar Canella's candidacy, citing an alleged link to militias. Gazeta do Povo describes a request to revoke the candidacy of Rio de Janeiro's most-voted deputy over ties to militias. Folha de S.Paulo reports that the prosecutors ask the courts to block Canella's election in Rio, over links to militias and the CV.

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Gianni Infantino laughs off talk of resignation and says he has global support, according to The Daily Star, Al Jazeera and The Express Tribune. Al Jazeera frames the support as backing for a re-election bid, amid questions about whether he will stay in the post.

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BBC News focuses on who the candidates are, while Al Jazeera asks whether abstaining voters could decide the outcome.

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Thousands rallied in Tel Aviv against Netanyahu three days before the election, according to The Times of Israel and ANSA. ABC News, la Repubblica and Le Devoir describe the gathering as a rally against Netanyahu ahead of the vote. The Jerusalem Post reports the arrest of a 23-year-old suspected of attacking one of Bennett's bodyguards in Tel Aviv, which the headlines do not link directly to the rally.

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The Electoral Public Prosecutor asks the TSE to bar Canella's candidacy, citing an alleged link to militias. Gazeta do Povo describes a request to revoke the candidacy of Rio de Janeiro's most-voted deputy over ties to militias. Folha de S.Paulo reports that the prosecutors ask the courts to block Canella's election in Rio, over links to militias and the CV.

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Three Brazilian outlets published guides to the 2026 runoff election, covering how to vote with the e-Título app and who is required to vote. The headlines mention access to e-Título, the runoff's schedule and voting order, without indicating any changes to the rules.

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The Electoral Prosecutor's Office recommends closing the case over the so-called «Sigilo Challenge», involving Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro.

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According to Semana, the runoff between Flávio Bolsonaro and Lula is a «voto finish», likely to be decided in the final moments of the campaign. A final poll, cited by La Nación, points to a technical tie, with Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro at 46 to 47. Clarín reports that, according to Brazilian media, Lula did not win the debate, but Flávio's mistakes benefited him. In the last debate, according to El Comercio, the two candidates attacked each other on the economy, security and corruption.

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Brazil's election debates are presented as a way to win over undecided voters, according to Observador and Clarín. RTP says experts believe the debate helped undecided voters. Folha de S.Paulo followed undecided voters, who are settling their vote without overcoming their dissatisfaction with the options.

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Newspapers from several Latin American countries and Spain present Brazil's 2026 presidential runoff as decisive for the region. According to ABC, Lula and Bolsonaro are technically tied ahead of the runoff. La Silla Vacía, from Colombia, warns of the risk that Brazil weakens its Constitution, while El Mundo contrasts two visions of the country for Latin America's largest power. El Comercio is carrying the runoff live, with Lula da Silva and Jair Bolsonaro as the candidates for the presidency.

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Argentinian, Peruvian and Chilean outlets report early voting in the US: Mamdani in New York and Trump in Florida, ahead of the midterm elections. La Nación publishes a guide on when Brazil votes for president in 2026, a topic absent from the other headlines. La Tercera's headline says Trump attacks Democrats while voting early, whereas the Clarín and El Comercio headlines do not mention that criticism.

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Newspapers from several Latin American countries and Spain present Brazil's 2026 presidential runoff as decisive for the region. According to ABC, Lula and Bolsonaro are technically tied ahead of the runoff. La Silla Vacía, from Colombia, warns of the risk that Brazil weakens its Constitution, while El Mundo contrasts two visions of the country for Latin America's largest power. El Comercio is carrying the runoff live, with Lula da Silva and Jair Bolsonaro as the candidates for the presidency.

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The Mega-Sena draw this Saturday, 24 October, will pay an accumulated prize of 230 million reais.

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As Israel's election approaches, the campaign has turned more hostile, according to The Hindu and Channels TV. The South China Morning Post reports jibes and attacks against candidates during the campaign.

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Three Brazilian outlets cover this weekend's elections, each with a different focus: electoral polls, documents accepted for voting, and states holding governor runoffs. Metrópoles reports that some states have a governor runoff on Sunday (25/10), while Agência Brasil explains which documents are accepted to vote that day.

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Metrópoles reports that the Federal District had no changes to polling places. Agência Brasil states that the lookup concerns the runoff election.

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France's Le Monde reported that Donald Trump cast an early vote in Florida in the midterm elections.

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According to Semana, the runoff between Flávio Bolsonaro and Lula is a «voto finish», likely to be decided in the final moments of the campaign. A final poll, cited by La Nación, points to a technical tie, with Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro at 46 to 47. Clarín reports that, according to Brazilian media, Lula did not win the debate, but Flávio's mistakes benefited him. In the last debate, according to El Comercio, the two candidates attacked each other on the economy, security and corruption.

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Greta Thunberg says a victory for Flávio Bolsonaro would be a disaster for the planet. The headlines attribute the statement directly to Thunberg; none presents it as confirmed.

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Brazil's election debates are presented as a way to win over undecided voters, according to Observador and Clarín. RTP says experts believe the debate helped undecided voters. Folha de S.Paulo followed undecided voters, who are settling their vote without overcoming their dissatisfaction with the options.

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The headlines present Gadi Eisenkot as the main challenger to Netanyahu in Israel's elections, described as a former army chief. The headlines do not give the date of the election or Eisenkot's current position in polls.

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Several Spanish and Latin American outlets cover Brazil's runoff between Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro, described as an extremely close contest. According to ABC, the two candidates arrive technically tied ahead of the second round. Clarín describes a country split in two, with votes being contested one by one. El Mundo frames the election as a choice between two visions of the country for Latin America's largest power.

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Metrópoles reports that the Federal District had no changes to polling places. Agência Brasil states that the lookup concerns the runoff election.

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Several headlines say Trump reportedly ordered the Justice Department to sue to block Alaska Senate results if Republican Dan Sullivan narrowly loses. CBS News and PBS NewsHour report that Trump says he gave that order, as his own account. The Jerusalem Post describes the suit as a preemptive bid to block a Democrat's Senate election, while the Japan Times only mentions an order to block the result if Republicans lose.

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According to The Japan Times and Dawn, Trump's foreign policy is hitting voters' finances, putting Republicans at risk in the midterms. The Jerusalem Post, in an analysis, says war and tariffs are pushing costs up and threatening Republicans in the midterms. The Indian Express reports that Indian-American donors back Trump's Republicans, while voters lean Democratic.

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As Israel's election approaches, the campaign has turned more hostile, according to The Hindu and Channels TV. The South China Morning Post reports jibes and attacks against candidates during the campaign.

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Flávio Bolsonaro and Lula faced off in the last televised debate before Brazil's runoff election, according to Metrópoles and Observador. El País says Lula put Bolsonaro on the defensive, and ABC reports Bolsonaro was forced to apologise for calling Lula «nine fingers». El Comercio describes the debate as a clash over the economy, security and corruption, while Folha de S.Paulo ran a podcast analysing both candidates' strategies.

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As Israel's election approaches, the campaign has turned more hostile, according to The Hindu and Channels TV. The South China Morning Post reports jibes and attacks against candidates during the campaign.

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The White House announced that the United States will lift tariffs on some Canadian goods. CBS News and PBS NewsHour link the move to helping Senator Susan Collins in Maine, in a tight race. PBS NewsHour says the exemption covers some Canadian imports from Trump's 50% tariffs.

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