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Netanyahu's party has asked for voting hours to be extended, according to Jornal de Notícias and RTP. Diário de Notícias links the request to record turnout at the polls.

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Netanyahu's party has asked for voting hours to be extended, according to Jornal de Notícias and RTP. Diário de Notícias links the request to record turnout at the polls.

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The Trump administration has asked Washington state to set aside ballots from 400 voters it says may be noncitizens. CBS News and ABC News attribute the request to the Justice Department and describe the 400 as alleged noncitizens, without confirming it.

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CBS News highlights the races to watch in the 2026 U.S. midterm elections. CBC News says these races will decide who controls Congress for the rest of Trump's presidency. CGTN, from China, says the midterm elections could affect Trump's presidency.

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According to Metrópoles, the Federal Police have no record of Flávio leaving Brazil after losing the election.

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Marco Rubio says the United States negotiated with Delcy Rodríguez the return of María Corina Machado to Venezuela. According to Machado's team, she returned to Venezuela to press for elections. Delcy Rodríguez accuses Machado of staging a "spectacle" and demands "repentance, remorse and rectification". Trump says he was unaware of Machado's return and shows support for Delcy Rodríguez.

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Israel may take months to form a new government after the election, according to Observador. RTP reports that Eisenkot wants to form a government and opposes new elections.

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Metrópoles, in a separate headline, highlights that the Southeast had the largest drop in abstention in the country in the second round.

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People magazine has named Noah Wyle, of The Pitt, the sexiest living man in the world. Il Fatto Quotidiano adds that the actor said washing dishes has a therapeutic effect.

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Israel is heading to the polls in an election described as decisive for Netanyahu's future, according to El Comercio, La Nación and El País. La Tercera describes the outcome as uncertain, without pointing to a predicted result. El Comercio links the vote to three years of war, while El País places it in the wider context of the Middle East.

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A BBC headline asks what Israel's election means for Gaza and the wider world, without giving an answer. Al Jazeera, citing Khouri, says a strong Israel-Arab bloc result does not mean Israel has changed. A CBC headline asks what election denial going mainstream in the U.S. means for the midterms, a topic that differs from the Israeli election.

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Israelis are heading to the polls in an election that could end Netanyahu's rule, according to Haaretz and Geo News. The South China Morning Post and Khaosod English describe the vote as tense, with Khaosod English framing it as a referendum on Netanyahu. The New York Times focuses its coverage on the key issues dividing Israelis as they vote. Geo News says Netanyahu's 14 years in power are likely to end, with record turnout.

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Several outlets, from Qatar, Israel, Bangladesh and Hong Kong, publish explainers on what comes next after Israel's 2026 elections. Al Jazeera asks when the winner will be known, Haaretz says the results go to the president to pick the next prime minister, and the South China Morning Post says the vote count keeps Israel in suspense.

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Israel is holding an election described as pivotal, which the papers present as a verdict on Netanyahu. Channels TV reports that polls have opened, while the other headlines only mention the vote itself.

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Israelis are heading to the polls in an election that could end Netanyahu's rule, according to Haaretz and Geo News. The South China Morning Post and Khaosod English describe the vote as tense, with Khaosod English framing it as a referendum on Netanyahu. The New York Times focuses its coverage on the key issues dividing Israelis as they vote. Geo News says Netanyahu's 14 years in power are likely to end, with record turnout.

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Israelis are voting in a tense election that several outlets frame as a referendum on Netanyahu. Haaretz urges voters to save the country, stating that Israel isn't Netanyahu. Actress Gal Gadot cast her ballot and called on Israelis to vote in what she describes as a momentous election.

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Trump's approval rose to 32%, according to Geo News, and Democrats lead Republicans by 11 points in polls. Fox News, through Liz Peek, says Republicans could defy the polls on Election Day. ABC News says control of Congress is up for grabs and asks what the numbers mean for Democrats and Republicans.

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Israelis began voting as Netanyahu fights for political survival, according to Al Jazeera and CGTN. Several outlets from different countries, including The Express Tribune, Rappler, CBC News and The Citizen, frame the election as putting Netanyahu's political survival on the line.

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Israelis are going to the polls in an election that, according to the headlines, will decide Netanyahu's political future. CBS News adds that the vote will also weigh on Netanyahu's position regarding the October 7 attacks.

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Several Portuguese outlets report that the party of Flávio Bolsonaro recognises Lula's victory in Brazil's election. Argentina's Clarín adds that Flávio announces he will lead the opposition.

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Polling stations opened in Israel for the Knesset renewal, with about seven million people called to vote. Il Fatto Quotidiano frames the vote as a referendum on Netanyahu's future. La Repubblica highlights that this is the first election since the October 7, 2023 massacre.

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The Guardian explains what the US midterm elections are and why they matter. Al Jazeera presents the 2026 US midterm elections through maps and charts. ABC News links the midterm campaign to Iran, describing Trump's "little detour" as having become a roadblock.

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World leaders congratulated Lula on his victory in Brazil, according to El Universal, while Trump and Milei stayed silent. Metrópoles links Milei's silence about Lula to a crisis between Brazil and Argentina.

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Israel is holding an election described as pivotal, which the papers present as a verdict on Netanyahu. Channels TV reports that polls have opened, while the other headlines only mention the vote itself.

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Israelis are heading to the polls in an election that could end Netanyahu's rule, according to Haaretz and Geo News. The South China Morning Post and Khaosod English describe the vote as tense, with Khaosod English framing it as a referendum on Netanyahu. The New York Times focuses its coverage on the key issues dividing Israelis as they vote. Geo News says Netanyahu's 14 years in power are likely to end, with record turnout.

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More than seven million Israelis are heading to the polls to elect a new government, in a vote that headlines describe as having an unpredictable outcome. Diário de Notícias names Eisenkot as Netanyahu's main rival.

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Metrópoles, in a separate headline, highlights that the Southeast had the largest drop in abstention in the country in the second round.

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Israel is heading to the polls at a moment The National describes as pivotal for the Middle East. The Sydney Morning Herald asks what happens after the election, without offering an answer in its headline. Al Jazeera highlights a shift to the right as the dominant factor in an election it calls critical.

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Israel is heading to the polls in an election described as decisive for Netanyahu's future, according to El Comercio, La Nación and El País. La Tercera describes the outcome as uncertain, without pointing to a predicted result. El Comercio links the vote to three years of war, while El País places it in the wider context of the Middle East.

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Several headlines present Israel's election as a major test for Netanyahu, which the Jerusalem Post says he is clinging to power through. The Indian Express outlines five possible outcomes for Israel without indicating which is most likely. Al Jazeera is running live coverage of the 2026 election, described as high-stakes.

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Three outlets, from Australia, India and the United States, published election guides, but their headlines do not describe the same story. ABC News explains how midterm elections work in the US, while The Hindu and NPR cover elections in Israel. The headlines available do not share a common story that can be summarised, so no single summary can be offered.

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Israelis are going to the polls in an election that, according to the headlines, will decide Netanyahu's political future. CBS News adds that the vote will also weigh on Netanyahu's position regarding the October 7 attacks.

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Israel is heading to the polls at a moment The National describes as pivotal for the Middle East. The Sydney Morning Herald asks what happens after the election, without offering an answer in its headline. Al Jazeera highlights a shift to the right as the dominant factor in an election it calls critical.

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Three outlets, from Australia, India and the United States, published election guides, but their headlines do not describe the same story. ABC News explains how midterm elections work in the US, while The Hindu and NPR cover elections in Israel. The headlines available do not share a common story that can be summarised, so no single summary can be offered.

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Israel is heading to the polls in an election described as decisive for Netanyahu's future, according to El Comercio, La Nación and El País. La Tercera describes the outcome as uncertain, without pointing to a predicted result. El Comercio links the vote to three years of war, while El País places it in the wider context of the Middle East.

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Tens of thousands of Israelis living abroad are expected to fly back to the country for the pivotal vote, according to PBS NewsHour. The Jerusalem Post and The Times of Israel report that Israelis from the San Francisco Bay Area, California, are flying home, with one headline calling the vote a national emergency.

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Israelis are heading to the polls in an election that could end Netanyahu's rule, according to Haaretz and Geo News. The South China Morning Post and Khaosod English describe the vote as tense, with Khaosod English framing it as a referendum on Netanyahu. The New York Times focuses its coverage on the key issues dividing Israelis as they vote. Geo News says Netanyahu's 14 years in power are likely to end, with record turnout.

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Israel is holding an election described as pivotal, which the papers present as a verdict on Netanyahu. Channels TV reports that polls have opened, while the other headlines only mention the vote itself.

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Bolsonaro's party accepts the results of Brazil's election, according to three outlets from Israel, Qatar and India. Haaretz highlights Lula's historic win, while Al Jazeera notes that Trump had called the vote 'rigged'.

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The Trump administration has asked Washington state to set aside ballots from 400 voters it says may be noncitizens. CBS News and ABC News attribute the request to the Justice Department and describe the 400 as alleged noncitizens, without confirming it.

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Bolsonaro's party accepts the results of Brazil's election, according to three outlets from Israel, Qatar and India. Haaretz highlights Lula's historic win, while Al Jazeera notes that Trump had called the vote 'rigged'.

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Dawn describes Serbia's student protests as having moved from the streets to power, calling it a triumph. The Guardian runs an opinion piece by Novak Simin, in which he says the students never sought power but reclaimed Serbia. Al Jazeera reports that the "students" have celebrated a second night after an electoral victory.

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Pedro Sánchez says he will repeat Lula's comeback from Brazil in Spain, according to El Comercio. Susana Díaz says there is fear in the PP over a possible comeback by Pedro Sánchez in the Spanish elections. Metrópoles reports that Janones has been invited to help Pedro Sánchez in the Spanish elections.

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Several Brazilian and Portuguese outlets report that the PL party recognizes Lula's victory; Flávio Bolsonaro belongs to that party.

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A US appeals court declined to intervene in or was skeptical of the Trump administration's lawsuit over California's mail-in ballot rules, according to the headlines. The Jerusalem Post says the court was skeptical, while The New York Times, ABC News and Al Jazeera report that it declined to intervene or ruled against the administration.

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Bolsonaro's party accepts the results of Brazil's election, according to three outlets from Israel, Qatar and India. Haaretz highlights Lula's historic win, while Al Jazeera notes that Trump had called the vote 'rigged'.

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Marco Rubio says the United States negotiated with Delcy Rodríguez the return of María Corina Machado to Venezuela. According to Machado's team, she returned to Venezuela to press for elections. Delcy Rodríguez accuses Machado of staging a "spectacle" and demands "repentance, remorse and rectification". Trump says he was unaware of Machado's return and shows support for Delcy Rodríguez.

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Israel holds elections, and Netanyahu's political survival is at stake, according to several outlets from different countries. The Hindu describes Netanyahu as wanted by the International Criminal Court.

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The New York Times reports that an appeals court declined to intervene in a California ballot lawsuit. ABC News reports that an appeals court rejected the Trump administration's voting lawsuit against California.

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Marco Rubio says the United States negotiated with Delcy Rodríguez the return of María Corina Machado to Venezuela. According to Machado's team, she returned to Venezuela to press for elections. Delcy Rodríguez accuses Machado of staging a "spectacle" and demands "repentance, remorse and rectification". Trump says he was unaware of Machado's return and shows support for Delcy Rodríguez.

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A German newspaper says Lula da Silva beat Flávio Bolsonaro in a result it describes as surprising. Several Latin American and Spanish outlets report that Flávio Bolsonaro's party recognises Lula's victory. El Universal says the party still raises questions about the election, and ABC says it will keep seeking answers.

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Donald Trump says Brazil's elections were rigged and that Lula's victory was corrupt, according to El Universal, ABC and Clarín. ABC reports that Trump backs Bolsonaro's position on the result.

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Channels TV had announced that INEC would publish the preliminary register online, while Punch reports the commission clarified delays in displaying the wards and in the website.

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The Guardian explains what the US midterm elections are and why they matter. Al Jazeera presents the 2026 US midterm elections through maps and charts. ABC News links the midterm campaign to Iran, describing Trump's "little detour" as having become a roadblock.

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