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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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The Houthis of Yemen say they hit the Saudi Ras Tanura refinery with a missile. The Saudi-led coalition says it intercepted and destroyed a Houthi ballistic missile fired toward the kingdom. ANSA reports the same episode as a missile intercepted and destroyed, with no mention of any hit.

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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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A group says it leaked data on about 41,000 U.S. government employees following a cyberattack. According to El Universal, the data also exposes the structure and functions of those employees. El Comercio names the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), while Semana refers to immigration and security agencies.

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A group says it leaked data on about 41,000 U.S. government employees following a cyberattack. According to El Universal, the data also exposes the structure and functions of those employees. El Comercio names the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), while Semana refers to immigration and security agencies.

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According to El País, farmers suspended their protest outside the Ministry of Agriculture over the train accident. Semana and ABC report disturbances outside the Ministry of Transport during a protest linked to the Urda train accident.

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Israel's parties are preparing for difficult negotiations over forming a government, with no clear path ahead, according to The New York Times. Haaretz argues that the opposition should form a government with Arab parties. Dhaka Tribune and Dawn report that Israel is pressuring Arab parties as Netanyahu seeks to form a government.

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Israel's parties are preparing for difficult negotiations over forming a government, with no clear path ahead, according to The New York Times. Haaretz argues that the opposition should form a government with Arab parties. Dhaka Tribune and Dawn report that Israel is pressuring Arab parties as Netanyahu seeks to form a government.

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RTP reports that the PSD accuses José Luís Carneiro of shamelessness and of missing the "Geringonça". Expresso and Observador report that Carneiro accuses the PSD and CDS of disregarding or mistreating the PS, in the context of the budget and a debate.

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According to La Jornada, Senator Enrique Inzunza lost the chairmanship of a Mexican Senate committee. El Universal reports that Chavira replaces him on the Legislative Studies Committee, whose chairmanship had been vacant since September.

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Three Nigerian outlets report that President Tinubu will present the 2027 budget before the end of 2026, according to the minister. Premium Times specifies that the presentation to the National Assembly (NASS) will be in December.

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According to CBS News, a new poll shows Graham and Andrews tied in the South Carolina Senate race. PBS NewsHour reports a Trump rally in South Carolina in support of Sen. Darline Graham.

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Diário de Notícias reports that the opposition was warned of that limit, but still wants changes in the specialty committee stage of the 2027 budget.

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A popular assembly in Porto voted to return to camping in Praça D. João I, according to Jornal de Notícias and RTP. Público and Expresso report the same decision to set up tents again, with Expresso specifying that it is to demand housing.

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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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Fabian Figueiredo denounces André Ventura for publishing a video of him without consent and calls for an investigation. Público reports that the complaint was filed with Aguiar-Branco, the speaker of parliament. Expresso quotes Figueiredo describing the filming of a colleague's body in order to expose it.

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A popular assembly in Porto voted to return to camping in Praça D. João I, according to Jornal de Notícias and RTP. Público and Expresso report the same decision to set up tents again, with Expresso specifying that it is to demand housing.

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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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Portugal's budget was approved, with the PS abstaining, according to RTP, which warns of changes during the detailed review. Expresso had anticipated the approval, with housing at the centre of the debate. Observador asks whether the approved budget will be changed, without answering.

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A popular assembly in Porto voted to return to camping in Praça D. João I, according to Jornal de Notícias and RTP. Público and Expresso report the same decision to set up tents again, with Expresso specifying that it is to demand housing.

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Democrat Mary Peltola's campaign faces criticism over a report that says it recruited a second Dan Sullivan for the Alaska Senate race, according to ABC News and CBS News. Donald Trump called on Peltola to drop out, according to PBS NewsHour. Senator Dan Sullivan called the alleged ballot scheme a "scandal at the highest order", according to Fox News. Libération describes the case as a Democratic maneuver to dilute the Republican vote in the midterms in Alaska.

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Parliament approved an increase in the income tax (IRS) deduction for families with three or more children, according to Jornal de Notícias. Observador reports that the approval includes a double IRS deduction starting from the third child.

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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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A study warns of a “submission” of experts to artificial intelligence, according to Público. N5 invested 34 million dollars to acquire three artificial intelligence companies, according to La Nación. The Centro Democrático warns of calls made with artificial intelligence that impersonate the Senate president, according to Semana.

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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 reports that Iran is reviewing a new proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Punch reports that an Iranian minister says Iran is discussing with mediators a plan to end the war and reopen Hormuz. TASS reports that Trump floats renaming the Strait of Hormuz the Trump Strait.

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Fox News reports that Angie Nixon, the Democratic Senate nominee in Florida, answered 'I don't know' when asked whether she is capitalist or socialist. The Times of Israel says Jewish Floridians are torn over the candidate, whom it describes as anti-Israel. Haaretz says Nixon is testing the loyalties of Jewish Democrats in Florida.

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Parliament approved an increase in the income tax (IRS) deduction for families with three or more children, according to Jornal de Notícias. Observador reports that the approval includes a double IRS deduction starting from the third child.

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Three Nigerian outlets report that President Tinubu will present the 2027 budget before the end of 2026, according to the minister. Premium Times specifies that the presentation to the National Assembly (NASS) will be in December.

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Portugal's budget was approved, with the PS abstaining, according to RTP, which warns of changes during the detailed review. Expresso had anticipated the approval, with housing at the centre of the debate. Observador asks whether the approved budget will be changed, without answering.

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Fox News reports that Angie Nixon, the Democratic Senate nominee in Florida, answered 'I don't know' when asked whether she is capitalist or socialist. The Times of Israel says Jewish Floridians are torn over the candidate, whom it describes as anti-Israel. Haaretz says Nixon is testing the loyalties of Jewish Democrats in Florida.

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Democratic lawmakers criticize the Trump administration for granting a visa to Flávio Bolsonaro, which headlines describe as rolling out the red carpet. Gazeta do Povo adds that Democrats are demanding explanations from the government over the visas.

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Portugal's budget was approved, with the PS abstaining, according to RTP, which warns of changes during the detailed review. Expresso had anticipated the approval, with housing at the centre of the debate. Observador asks whether the approved budget will be changed, without answering.

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A train derailed near Madrid in an accident that killed several people, and the headlines present what is known so far as the starting point of the coverage. TASS says the prime minister declared three days of mourning, and The Guardian says Spain has begun its mourning period. Al Jazeera says riot police were deployed in Madrid as protests broke out after the crash. Yonhap says South Korean President Lee offered condolences, and NPR says Spain is reckoning with its second deadly train crash of the year, ahead of a national election.

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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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Three Nigerian outlets report that President Tinubu will present the 2027 budget before the end of 2026, according to the minister. Premium Times specifies that the presentation to the National Assembly (NASS) will be in December.

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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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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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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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According to La Jornada, Senator Enrique Inzunza lost the chairmanship of a Mexican Senate committee. El Universal reports that Chavira replaces him on the Legislative Studies Committee, whose chairmanship had been vacant since September.

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