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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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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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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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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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Parliament debated and voted in general on the proposed 2027 State Budget, according to RTP and Observador. Jornal de Notícias reports that the Livre party will vote against the government's proposal in general.

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

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According to exit polls, Israel's 2026 election gave no clear winner, which The Indian Express reads as a rebuke to Netanyahu. Mainichi, The Wire and NPR also report that partial results and polls show no clear winner, without headlines detailing seat counts. Al Jazeera says Israel's stock market fell after exit polls showed no clear winner in the election. Haaretz describes the outcome as Israel's worst, with no certainty and no prospect of change.

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The U.S. State Department says it will grant visas to Flavio Bolsonaro and his family after the election loss in Brazil. A U.S. official quoted by CBS News confirms the visas are being issued, and PBS NewsHour and Sky News report the same.

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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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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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Exit polls in Israel point to a tie between the Netanyahu and Eisenkot blocs, with no clear winner. The Indian Express says the polls suggest a rebuke for Netanyahu, but the headlines do not say what supports that reading. Al Jazeera reports that Israel's stock market fell as the exit polls showed no clear winner. The results are still unconfirmed, according to the Sydney Morning Herald.

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According to the headlines, Israel's election produced no clear winner, with Netanyahu and the opposition on equal footing, and exit polls suggest a rebuke for Netanyahu. Partial results and the vote count kept the outcome undecided, with 88% of votes counted according to CBS News. Al Jazeera reports that Israel's stock market fell as exit polls came in, while Haaretz calls the result the worst possible outcome for change.

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Serbia’s student movement toppled Vučić’s party, which had governed for 14 years, according to Fox News. Rappler asks whether the movement can now govern the country, while The Indian Express says it won national elections within two years. The Hindu reports that movement supporters entered a pro-government TV newsroom after the election victory.

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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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The Times of Israel says Israelis delivered an inconclusive election result, without drawing conclusions about what follows. The Daily Star and The Hindu report that Israel's president urges against a new vote despite the inconclusive result.

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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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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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Exit polls in Israel's election show no clear winner, with Netanyahu's fate hanging in the balance. Channels TV reports a narrow edge for the opposition, while Mainichi describes a rebuke of Netanyahu without a clear winner. The Times of Israel says the polls show rejection of Netanyahu's current coalition, but leave uncertainty about its replacement. CGTN says Eisenkot claims readiness to form a government, and NPR reports partial results showing no clear winner.

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Exit polls in Israel's election show no clear winner, with Netanyahu's fate hanging in the balance. Channels TV reports a narrow edge for the opposition, while Mainichi describes a rebuke of Netanyahu without a clear winner. The Times of Israel says the polls show rejection of Netanyahu's current coalition, but leave uncertainty about its replacement. CGTN says Eisenkot claims readiness to form a government, and NPR reports partial results showing no clear winner.

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Exit polls in Israel point to 17 to 18 seats for the Arab parties, according to The Jerusalem Post and Al Jazeera. The Times of Israel reports that Arab parties are celebrating historic gains projected by the polls, but that their kingmaker role remains uncertain.

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Israeli exit polls point to no clear winner in the general election, according to BBC News and Mainichi. The Indian Express reads the results as a rebuke to Netanyahu, while ABC News says Netanyahu and the opposition are on equal footing. Haaretz describes the outcome as Israel's worst, with no certainty and no chance for change. Israel's stock market fell after exit polls showed no clear election winner, according to Al Jazeera.

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The Hindu and PBS NewsHour say Flávio Bolsonaro fled to the United States after losing Brazil's election. BBC News reports that Flávio Bolsonaro landed in the United States after Brazil's election defeat, without describing it as a flight.

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Headlines say Israel's election ended in a deadlock, with no clear majority. Geo News and The Express Tribune report that Netanyahu and Eisenkot both claim the right to lead Israel. CBC News frames it the same way, with Netanyahu and Eisenkot each claiming leadership. Dawn, Rappler and The Japan Times focus on what is at stake for Trump in the result.

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Agência Brasil reports that a court barred the congresswoman from encouraging the dismissal of opponents. Folha de S.Paulo says the labor minister rejected the campaign calling for the dismissal of Lula's voters.

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According to the papers, Flávio Bolsonaro arrived in the United States after losing the elections in Brazil. El Universal says the arrival was in Miami, and ABC reports that Flávio Bolsonaro travelled with an Italian passport. El Comercio says Flávio Bolsonaro fled Brazil, while Clarín states that he travelled with his family.

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Exit polls in Israel point to 17 to 18 seats for the Arab parties, according to The Jerusalem Post and Al Jazeera. The Times of Israel reports that Arab parties are celebrating historic gains projected by the polls, but that their kingmaker role remains uncertain.

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Flávio Bolsonaro, defeated in the presidential election, arrived in the United States after Brazil cancelled his passports, according to MyJoyOnline and the SCMP. PBS NewsHour says the arrival came amid an investigation, while Sky News says Bolsonaro thanked Trump and claims he will lead the opposition from the US. CBC News describes the Miami landing as a flight from Brazil, while NPR presents it as another chapter in Brazil's political drama.

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Exit polls in Israel's election show no clear winner, with Netanyahu's fate hanging in the balance. Channels TV reports a narrow edge for the opposition, while Mainichi describes a rebuke of Netanyahu without a clear winner. The Times of Israel says the polls show rejection of Netanyahu's current coalition, but leave uncertainty about its replacement. CGTN says Eisenkot claims readiness to form a government, and NPR reports partial results showing no clear winner.

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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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Gadi Eisenkot, of the opposition, says the opposition's win in Israel's elections is clear and states he will act to replace Netanyahu. According to early projections, Eisenkot's bloc would be ahead of Netanyahu's, while RTP reports the two blocs are tied.

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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 exit polls, Netanyahu's party has the most votes, but the opposition bloc could win the elections in Israel.

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Israeli exit polls show no clear winner in the election, according to outlets including CBS News, The New York Times and BBC News. Mainichi and The Indian Express read the results as a rebuke of Netanyahu, but without a clear majority. ABC News describes Netanyahu and the opposition on equal footing, while Al Jazeera reports that Israel's stock market fell after the exit polls.

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Exit polls in Israel point to a deadlock with no clear winner, according to Al Jazeera, the BBC and CBS News. Several outlets, including Mainichi, Rappler and The Times of Israel, read the results as a setback for Netanyahu, though The Times of Israel adds that who would replace the current coalition is uncertain.

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The U.S. State Department says it will grant visas to Flavio Bolsonaro and his family after the election loss in Brazil. A U.S. official quoted by CBS News confirms the visas are being issued, and PBS NewsHour and Sky News report the same.

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Israeli exit polls show no clear winner in the election, according to outlets including CBS News, The New York Times and BBC News. Mainichi and The Indian Express read the results as a rebuke of Netanyahu, but without a clear majority. ABC News describes Netanyahu and the opposition on equal footing, while Al Jazeera reports that Israel's stock market fell after the exit polls.

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Exit polls in Israel's election show no clear winner, with Netanyahu's fate hanging in the balance. Channels TV reports a narrow edge for the opposition, while Mainichi describes a rebuke of Netanyahu without a clear winner. The Times of Israel says the polls show rejection of Netanyahu's current coalition, but leave uncertainty about its replacement. CGTN says Eisenkot claims readiness to form a government, and NPR reports partial results showing no clear winner.

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Trump again claims Brazil's elections were rigged, according to Folha de S.Paulo, which adds that he offered no evidence. Gazeta do Povo adds that Trump said he did not like what he saw.

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Israeli exit polls show no clear winner in the election, according to outlets including CBS News, The New York Times and BBC News. Mainichi and The Indian Express read the results as a rebuke of Netanyahu, but without a clear majority. ABC News describes Netanyahu and the opposition on equal footing, while Al Jazeera reports that Israel's stock market fell after the exit polls.

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CBS News publishes a piece in which a former RNC chair analyses the U.S. midterm elections. The New York Times invites readers to submit questions about the U.S. midterm elections.

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Trump again claims Brazil's elections were rigged, according to Folha de S.Paulo, which adds that he offered no evidence. Gazeta do Povo adds that Trump said he did not like what he saw.

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According to Metrópoles, the Brazilian stock exchange opened higher on Tuesday, after a slump in reaction to Lula's re-election.

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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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Israeli exit polls show no clear winner in the election, according to outlets including CBS News, The New York Times and BBC News. Mainichi and The Indian Express read the results as a rebuke of Netanyahu, but without a clear majority. ABC News describes Netanyahu and the opposition on equal footing, while Al Jazeera reports that Israel's stock market fell after the exit polls.

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The U.S. State Department says it will grant visas to Flavio Bolsonaro and his family after the election loss in Brazil. A U.S. official quoted by CBS News confirms the visas are being issued, and PBS NewsHour and Sky News report the same.

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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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According to Fox News, Senator Flávio Bolsonaro has reportedly fled Brazil for the US after losing the election. The New York Times, Al Jazeera and The Hindu also report Flávio Bolsonaro leaving Brazil after his election defeat. Al Jazeera adds that the US says it will grant Flávio Bolsonaro a visa.

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The U.S. State Department says it will grant visas to Flavio Bolsonaro and his family after the election loss in Brazil. A U.S. official quoted by CBS News confirms the visas are being issued, and PBS NewsHour and Sky News report the same.

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Trump again claims Brazil's elections were rigged, according to Folha de S.Paulo, which adds that he offered no evidence. Gazeta do Povo adds that Trump said he did not like what he saw.

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According to polls, the opposition bloc would win more seats than Netanyahu's bloc in Israel's legislative elections. An Argentine paper says Netanyahu wins the election, but the opposition bloc surpasses him in seats. A Mexican paper reports that Likud comes first, although the opposition bloc would have more seats.

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Gadi Eisenkot, of the opposition, says the opposition's win in Israel's elections is clear and states he will act to replace Netanyahu. According to early projections, Eisenkot's bloc would be ahead of Netanyahu's, while RTP reports the two blocs are tied.

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Exit polls in Israel's election show no clear winner, with Netanyahu's fate hanging in the balance. Channels TV reports a narrow edge for the opposition, while Mainichi describes a rebuke of Netanyahu without a clear winner. The Times of Israel says the polls show rejection of Netanyahu's current coalition, but leave uncertainty about its replacement. CGTN says Eisenkot claims readiness to form a government, and NPR reports partial results showing no clear winner.

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Haaretz, The Daily Star, the South China Morning Post and The Japan Times ask what happens next in Israel's elections, with the vote count still unsettled. Haaretz says the election results go to Israel's president, who selects the next prime minister.

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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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Exit polls in Israel point to a deadlock with no clear winner, according to Al Jazeera, the BBC and CBS News. Several outlets, including Mainichi, Rappler and The Times of Israel, read the results as a setback for Netanyahu, though The Times of Israel adds that who would replace the current coalition is uncertain.

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Exit polls in Israel point to a deadlock with no clear winner, according to Al Jazeera, the BBC and CBS News. Several outlets, including Mainichi, Rappler and The Times of Israel, read the results as a setback for Netanyahu, though The Times of Israel adds that who would replace the current coalition is uncertain.

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Israeli exit polls show no clear winner in the election, according to outlets including CBS News, The New York Times and BBC News. Mainichi and The Indian Express read the results as a rebuke of Netanyahu, but without a clear majority. ABC News describes Netanyahu and the opposition on equal footing, while Al Jazeera reports that Israel's stock market fell after the exit polls.

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Headlines focus on Israeli President Isaac Herzog facing a difficult choice after the election, according to The New York Times and Clarín. The Jerusalem Post, in a comment piece, frames the choice as being between Netanyahu and Eisenkot. Egypt Independent asks what Herzog's role is once the results are out, without specifying what that role entails.

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According to polls, the opposition bloc would win more seats than Netanyahu's bloc in Israel's legislative elections. An Argentine paper says Netanyahu wins the election, but the opposition bloc surpasses him in seats. A Mexican paper reports that Likud comes first, although the opposition bloc would have more seats.

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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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Exit polls in Israel point to 17 to 18 seats for the Arab parties, according to The Jerusalem Post and Al Jazeera. The Times of Israel reports that Arab parties are celebrating historic gains projected by the polls, but that their kingmaker role remains uncertain.

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Israeli exit polls show no clear winner in the election, according to outlets including CBS News, The New York Times and BBC News. Mainichi and The Indian Express read the results as a rebuke of Netanyahu, but without a clear majority. ABC News describes Netanyahu and the opposition on equal footing, while Al Jazeera reports that Israel's stock market fell after the exit polls.

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Caetano Veloso is suing Lucas Pavanato, a deputy-elect, after Pavanato called him a «vagabundo», according to Metrópoles and Folha de S.Paulo. La Nación says the reason for the lawsuit is the insult, and describes Pavanato as a Bolsonarist deputy.

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According to polls, the opposition bloc would win more seats than Netanyahu's bloc in Israel's legislative elections. An Argentine paper says Netanyahu wins the election, but the opposition bloc surpasses him in seats. A Mexican paper reports that Likud comes first, although the opposition bloc would have more seats.

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According to polls, the opposition bloc would win more seats than Netanyahu's bloc in Israel's legislative elections. An Argentine paper says Netanyahu wins the election, but the opposition bloc surpasses him in seats. A Mexican paper reports that Likud comes first, although the opposition bloc would have more seats.

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Exit polls in Israel's election show no clear winner, with Netanyahu's fate hanging in the balance. Channels TV reports a narrow edge for the opposition, while Mainichi describes a rebuke of Netanyahu without a clear winner. The Times of Israel says the polls show rejection of Netanyahu's current coalition, but leave uncertainty about its replacement. CGTN says Eisenkot claims readiness to form a government, and NPR reports partial results showing no clear winner.

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Gadi Eisenkot, of the opposition, says the opposition's win in Israel's elections is clear and states he will act to replace Netanyahu. According to early projections, Eisenkot's bloc would be ahead of Netanyahu's, while RTP reports the two blocs are tied.

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Exit polls in Israel's election show no clear winner, with Netanyahu's fate hanging in the balance. Channels TV reports a narrow edge for the opposition, while Mainichi describes a rebuke of Netanyahu without a clear winner. The Times of Israel says the polls show rejection of Netanyahu's current coalition, but leave uncertainty about its replacement. CGTN says Eisenkot claims readiness to form a government, and NPR reports partial results showing no clear winner.

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Exit polls in Israel's election show no clear winner, with Netanyahu's fate hanging in the balance. Channels TV reports a narrow edge for the opposition, while Mainichi describes a rebuke of Netanyahu without a clear winner. The Times of Israel says the polls show rejection of Netanyahu's current coalition, but leave uncertainty about its replacement. CGTN says Eisenkot claims readiness to form a government, and NPR reports partial results showing no clear winner.

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Exit polls in Israel's election show no clear winner, with Netanyahu's fate hanging in the balance. Channels TV reports a narrow edge for the opposition, while Mainichi describes a rebuke of Netanyahu without a clear winner. The Times of Israel says the polls show rejection of Netanyahu's current coalition, but leave uncertainty about its replacement. CGTN says Eisenkot claims readiness to form a government, and NPR reports partial results showing no clear winner.

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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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Exit polls in Israel's election show no clear winner, with Netanyahu's fate hanging in the balance. Channels TV reports a narrow edge for the opposition, while Mainichi describes a rebuke of Netanyahu without a clear winner. The Times of Israel says the polls show rejection of Netanyahu's current coalition, but leave uncertainty about its replacement. CGTN says Eisenkot claims readiness to form a government, and NPR reports partial results showing no clear winner.

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Israelis voted in record numbers in the first national election since the October 7 Hamas attack, according to Fox News. Geo News says Netanyahu's 14-year hold on power will likely end with this vote. Dawn describes Netanyahu scrambling for votes as turnout surges.

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According to Fox News, Senator Flávio Bolsonaro has reportedly fled Brazil for the US after losing the election. The New York Times, Al Jazeera and The Hindu also report Flávio Bolsonaro leaving Brazil after his election defeat. Al Jazeera adds that the US says it will grant Flávio Bolsonaro a visa.

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According to sources cited by The Hindu, CBC News and Daily Maverick, Flavio Bolsonaro is heading to the United States after losing Brazil's election. The Times of Israel reports, citing sources, that Bolsonaro is set to flee Brazil for the United States after his electoral defeat.

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Early exit polls from Israel's election point to a deadlock with no clear winner, after a turnout that several outlets describe as a record. Rappler and Daily Maverick describe the exit polls as a setback for Netanyahu, while CGTN reports Eisenkot saying he is ready to form a government.

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According to Fox News, Senator Flávio Bolsonaro has reportedly fled Brazil for the US after losing the election. The New York Times, Al Jazeera and The Hindu also report Flávio Bolsonaro leaving Brazil after his election defeat. Al Jazeera adds that the US says it will grant Flávio Bolsonaro a visa.

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According to sources cited by The Hindu, CBC News and Daily Maverick, Flavio Bolsonaro is heading to the United States after losing Brazil's election. The Times of Israel reports, citing sources, that Bolsonaro is set to flee Brazil for the United States after his electoral defeat.

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Exit polls in Israel point to a deadlock with no clear winner, according to Al Jazeera, the BBC and CBS News. Several outlets, including Mainichi, Rappler and The Times of Israel, read the results as a setback for Netanyahu, though The Times of Israel adds that who would replace the current coalition is uncertain.

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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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According to sources cited by The Hindu, CBC News and Daily Maverick, Flavio Bolsonaro is heading to the United States after losing Brazil's election. The Times of Israel reports, citing sources, that Bolsonaro is set to flee Brazil for the United States after his electoral defeat.

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According to sources cited by The Hindu, CBC News and Daily Maverick, Flavio Bolsonaro is heading to the United States after losing Brazil's election. The Times of Israel reports, citing sources, that Bolsonaro is set to flee Brazil for the United States after his electoral defeat.

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Tarcísio says the election is over but the country remains divided and needs a project, according to Folha de S.Paulo and Metrópoles. Gazeta do Povo reports that Argentina confirmed Flávio's passage through the country, and that the senator is heading to Miami.

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Agência Brasil reports that a court barred the congresswoman from encouraging the dismissal of opponents. Folha de S.Paulo says the labor minister rejected the campaign calling for the dismissal of Lula's voters.

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Wike’s Rainbow Coalition unveiled adopted candidates in Rivers and backed Tinubu’s second term bid, according to Premium Times. Punch published a full list of APC and PDP candidates in Rivers for Wike’s 2027 Rainbow Coalition. Channels TV reports that Fubara reaffirmed support for Tinubu and the Wike-led Rainbow Coalition.

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Serbia’s student movement toppled Vučić’s party, which had governed for 14 years, according to Fox News. Rappler asks whether the movement can now govern the country, while The Indian Express says it won national elections within two years. The Hindu reports that movement supporters entered a pro-government TV newsroom after the election victory.

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Wike’s Rainbow Coalition unveiled adopted candidates in Rivers and backed Tinubu’s second term bid, according to Premium Times. Punch published a full list of APC and PDP candidates in Rivers for Wike’s 2027 Rainbow Coalition. Channels TV reports that Fubara reaffirmed support for Tinubu and the Wike-led Rainbow Coalition.

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