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The government rejects that the CP sub-concession amounts to its dismantling and says it preserves the company's strategic role.

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According to ABC, the Spanish government warns of «foreign interference» in the elections, aimed at favouring the far right.

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Arab parties in Israel are negotiating positions to coordinate the formation of a government of change, according to RTP. Público reports that Lieberman maintains his opposition to a government backed by Arab parties, while Folha de S.Paulo says the opposition has united against Netanyahu but has not reached consensus on that support. Observador says Netanyahu wants to lead an expanded government without Arabs.

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Mañueco demands that Puente tell the truth and take responsibility (ABC, Spain). In Portugal, the left demands political accountability from the government after a court ruling on the Rossio tents (Público). In Peru, Carlos Basombrío questions Sinadef records and demands accountability for alleged cover-up of killings (La República).

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Italian daily La Repubblica says Eisenkot plans to unseat Netanyahu with a government backed by the abstention of Arab and ultra-Orthodox parties. The Times of Israel says Eisenkot must learn from his rival's strategy to succeed in replacing Netanyahu. The Jerusalem Post asks what Netanyahu would be willing to give up to bring Eisenkot into a unity government. The Indian Express asks what happens if Netanyahu and Eisenkot fail to form a government after the election results.

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Trump says the United States and Canada have a «concept» for a new trade deal. Canada unveils its next budget this week, amid a trade war with the United States and economic uncertainty, per CBC News. Le Devoir reports that Champagne wants to «transform Canada's growth model» with Thursday's budget. The Sydney Morning Herald claims Trump has lost control of his war with Canada.

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The U.S. Department of Justice is set to appeal a ruling in the Alaska Senate race dispute over the «Decoy Dan» case, according to Fox News. CBS News reports that the Department of Justice has vowed to appeal after a judge dismissed the lawsuit over the Alaska Senate race.

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The coalition of volunteers is holding its first large-scale military exercise in Poland, according to Le Monde. Le Figaro reports that French soldiers have been deployed to Poland for the «Koalicja» exercise, in support of Ukraine. Libération describes «Koalicja» as a European exercise preparing for the period after the conflict in Ukraine.

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The PS calls the court authorisation for the tents a "resounding defeat" for the government, according to Diário de Notícias and RTP. Chega criticises the authorisation as a "disavowal of the security forces", according to Diário de Notícias. RTP reports that the PCP also speaks of a "resounding defeat" for the government.

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The PS asks Prime Minister Montenegro to dismiss the Interior Administration minister, taking advantage of a court ruling. According to Observador, the Interior Administration will not appeal that ruling. RTP quotes the claim that Luís Neves is not fit to remain Interior Administration minister.

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The PS calls the court authorisation for the tents a "resounding defeat" for the government, according to Diário de Notícias and RTP. Chega criticises the authorisation as a "disavowal of the security forces", according to Diário de Notícias. RTP reports that the PCP also speaks of a "resounding defeat" for the government.

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Belgian Prime Minister De Wever has submitted his resignation to the king, according to TASS and Channels TV. The resignation is tied to a budget impasse, according to Channels TV and CGTN. According to CGTN, the king has deferred a decision on the resignation.

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Italian daily La Repubblica says Eisenkot plans to unseat Netanyahu with a government backed by the abstention of Arab and ultra-Orthodox parties. The Times of Israel says Eisenkot must learn from his rival's strategy to succeed in replacing Netanyahu. The Jerusalem Post asks what Netanyahu would be willing to give up to bring Eisenkot into a unity government. The Indian Express asks what happens if Netanyahu and Eisenkot fail to form a government after the election results.

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Al Jazeera says Al-Jawf has become a new hotspot in Yemen's war between government forces and the Houthis. Le Devoir reports that the Houthis claim strikes on Saudi Arabia's Dammam airport. Egypt Independent says the Houthis announced attacks on the airports of Dammam and Jazan.

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Observador asks whether artificial intelligence can help with Portugal's housing crisis and reports that the government believes it can. Diário de Notícias links the housing crisis to the world of work.

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According to ABC and Semana, Belgium's prime minister, Bart De Wever, submitted his resignation after budget negotiations failed. El Mundo reports that the king has put the resignation on hold and will consult the parties.

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According to CBC News, there are five reasons Democrats might not take control of Congress in the U.S. midterms. The Guardian asks what Democrats can actually do if they win Congress, while the Express Tribune says polls show them ahead in the race. Fox News says Democrats are closing in as Republicans scramble to hold Congress. TASS claims Trump is ready to grant preemptive pardons to Musk and aides if Democrats win Congress.

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Two officials in Nigeria's Oyo State resigned from Governor Makinde's government, according to Premium Times: a commissioner and a special adviser. Punch and Channels TV also report the departure of a commissioner and aides, with Punch linking it to the 2027 elections.

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The Portuguese government is adding 15 million euros in support for agricultural fuel, according to Diário de Notícias and Observador. Diário de Notícias describes the support as being maintained, while Observador describes it as an increase for farmers.

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The Housing Minister says the government is legislating both for those who protest and for the "silent majority" staying at home, according to Diário de Notícias. RTP reports the same formulation: the government is legislating for those who protest and for the "silent majority" staying at home.

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According to CBC News, there are five reasons Democrats might not take control of Congress in the U.S. midterms. The Guardian asks what Democrats can actually do if they win Congress, while the Express Tribune says polls show them ahead in the race. Fox News says Democrats are closing in as Republicans scramble to hold Congress. TASS claims Trump is ready to grant preemptive pardons to Musk and aides if Democrats win Congress.

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According to CBC News, there are five reasons Democrats might not take control of Congress in the U.S. midterms. The Guardian asks what Democrats can actually do if they win Congress, while the Express Tribune says polls show them ahead in the race. Fox News says Democrats are closing in as Republicans scramble to hold Congress. TASS claims Trump is ready to grant preemptive pardons to Musk and aides if Democrats win Congress.

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The Housing Minister says the government is legislating both for those who protest and for the "silent majority" staying at home, according to Diário de Notícias. RTP reports the same formulation: the government is legislating for those who protest and for the "silent majority" staying at home.

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According to ABC and Semana, Belgium's prime minister, Bart De Wever, submitted his resignation after budget negotiations failed. El Mundo reports that the king has put the resignation on hold and will consult the parties.

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According to ABC and Semana, Belgium's prime minister, Bart De Wever, submitted his resignation after budget negotiations failed. El Mundo reports that the king has put the resignation on hold and will consult the parties.

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Observador asks whether the government is failing in its communication about the PSP's conduct at the protests. Jornal de Notícias quotes the PSP saying it has been reasonable in its conduct at the encampments.

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Belgium's prime minister submitted his resignation after budget negotiations failed, according to ABC. El País describes the situation as a government crisis in Belgium, while El Mundo says the king has put the resignation on hold and will consult the parties.

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According to CBC News, there are five reasons Democrats might not take control of Congress in the U.S. midterms. The Guardian asks what Democrats can actually do if they win Congress, while the Express Tribune says polls show them ahead in the race. Fox News says Democrats are closing in as Republicans scramble to hold Congress. TASS claims Trump is ready to grant preemptive pardons to Musk and aides if Democrats win Congress.

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Poder360 reports that the government is prioritising free fares, security, betting companies and the budget in Congress. Folha de S.Paulo says the end of the betting companies reduces the effects of the Security PEC and makes the new ministry unworkable.

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The Indian Express reports that India's defence ministry will acquire eight locally built corvettes for the Navy. Yonhap announces a launch ceremony for South Korea's latest domestically built attack submarine. Both headlines concern domestic naval shipbuilding, but in different countries and for different vessel types, so it is unclear they describe the same story.

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South Korea's government is examining support programs for multicultural families amid debate over their fairness. The Justice Ministry is seeking a nationwide review of multicultural family support policies.

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Marco Rubio is set to meet Venezuela's new foreign minister, Oliver Blanco, in Washington this Monday, according to Clarín, La Tercera and Semana. Semana describes the meeting as unusual and presents Blanco as foreign minister under Delcy Rodríguez.

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Metrópoles asks what stands in the way of Kassab becoming a minister under Lula. Poder360 quotes Kassab saying Lula should adopt an economic agenda oriented toward the centre.

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Public administration workers are on strike, according to several headlines, with the greatest impact felt in health and education. Headlines describe a 24-hour strike; Observador reports a 60% adherence rate.

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TASS, citing media reports, says the White House is preparing to bypass Congress if Democrats win the midterms. Rappler says the Trump White House is mapping a path to govern without Congress if Democrats win. The Guardian asks what Democrats could actually do if they win Congress, without giving a concrete answer in its headline.

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Democrat Haley Stevens publicly backs a Republican candidate in the critical US Senate race in Michigan, according to Geo News. Dawn and The Express Tribune report that the Democrat's endorsement of a Republican has stirred the Senate race, while The Guardian asks why a Democrat would back a rival Republican in Michigan.

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A Timorese NGO is calling for the State Budget to focus on economic diversification and employment.

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Public administration workers are on strike, according to several headlines, with the greatest impact felt in health and education. Headlines describe a 24-hour strike; Observador reports a 60% adherence rate.

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According to Yonhap and The Korea Times, the Democratic Party welcomed President Lee's budget speech. The People Power Party criticised the speech for failing to address North Korea and economic difficulties.

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According to Yonhap and The Korea Times, the Democratic Party welcomed President Lee's budget speech. The People Power Party criticised the speech for failing to address North Korea and economic difficulties.

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The government approved a 1,538 million euro boost for the SNS, to pay for medicines and exams. Observador describes the same injection, of 1.5 billion, as intended to pay debts.

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The People Power Party (PPP) criticised Lee's budget speech for not addressing North Korea or economic concerns.

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Egypt's finance minister discussed an economic partnership with his Bahraini counterpart, according to Egypt Independent. According to Yonhap, South Korea's finance minister discussed economic ties and cooperation with the U.S. ambassador.

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The People Power Party (PPP) criticised Lee's budget speech for not addressing North Korea or economic concerns.

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Democrat Haley Stevens publicly backs a Republican candidate in the critical US Senate race in Michigan, according to Geo News. Dawn and The Express Tribune report that the Democrat's endorsement of a Republican has stirred the Senate race, while The Guardian asks why a Democrat would back a rival Republican in Michigan.

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André Janones says he will not be a minister in Lula's government and will remain in the Chamber of Deputies. A Metrópoles headline refers to Kassab and a possible appointment as Lula's minister, but the headlines available do not clarify the situation.

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Democrat Haley Stevens endorses the Republican candidate in a critical Michigan Senate race, sparking a party dispute. Al Jazeera reports that Trump invited Stevens to join the Republican Party. The Guardian asks why a Democrat endorsed a rival Republican in Michigan, without giving an answer in its headline.

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According to Folha de S.Paulo, the finance minister says interest-rate caps are not on Lula's table. Poder360 reports that Janones says he will not be a minister in Lula's government. Metrópoles covers what stands in the way of Kassab becoming a minister under Lula, without stating the specific reason in the headline.

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Trump holds rallies in Iowa and Kansas two days before the midterms to keep Republican control of the Senate, according to Al Jazeera and Clarín. CBS News describes it as Trump's final campaign push before Election Day, as Republicans try to hold their majority. Mainichi links the rallies to the Republican fight to keep both the Senate and the House.

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Folha de S.Paulo says Lula needs to moderate his agenda in the face of a hostile Congress. Poder360 quotes Kassab saying Lula should adopt an economic agenda oriented toward the centre.

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Pro-Israel Democrat Haley Stevens endorsed Republican Mike Rogers in the Michigan US Senate race, according to several outlets. The BBC and the Daily Star describe an endorsement that sparked a party dispute, while Al Jazeera reports that Trump invited Stevens to join the Republican Party. The Guardian asks why a Democrat endorsed a rival Republican in Michigan, without giving an answer in the headline.

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The U.S. Department of Justice is set to appeal a ruling in the Alaska Senate race dispute over the «Decoy Dan» case, according to Fox News. CBS News reports that the Department of Justice has vowed to appeal after a judge dismissed the lawsuit over the Alaska Senate race.

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Democrat Haley Stevens endorses the Republican candidate in a critical Michigan Senate race, sparking a party dispute. Al Jazeera reports that Trump invited Stevens to join the Republican Party. The Guardian asks why a Democrat endorsed a rival Republican in Michigan, without giving an answer in its headline.

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According to Folha de S.Paulo, the finance minister says interest-rate caps are not on Lula's table. Poder360 reports that Janones says he will not be a minister in Lula's government. Metrópoles covers what stands in the way of Kassab becoming a minister under Lula, without stating the specific reason in the headline.

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Pro-Israel Democrat Haley Stevens endorsed Republican Mike Rogers in the Michigan US Senate race, according to several outlets. The BBC and the Daily Star describe an endorsement that sparked a party dispute, while Al Jazeera reports that Trump invited Stevens to join the Republican Party. The Guardian asks why a Democrat endorsed a rival Republican in Michigan, without giving an answer in the headline.

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Democratic Rep. Haley Stevens reportedly endorsed Republican Mike Rogers in the Michigan US Senate race, according to ABC News. CBS News describes the reaction in Michigan to Stevens' endorsement of Rogers as "madness".

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According to MyJoyOnline in Ghana, the T-bills auction exceeded the government's target by 4.12%, and interest rates fell sharply.

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The President of the Republic spoke with the prime minister about police interventions at the encampments, where Expresso reports 13 detained and more than 80 injured. RTP reports that the President also spoke with mayors of Lisbon and Porto and with representatives of the encampments.

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The President of the Republic spoke with mayors of Lisbon and Porto and with representatives of the encampments. According to Expresso, Seguro wants to meet the representatives of the Acampadas.

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Democrat Haley Stevens from Michigan endorsed Republican Mike Rogers in the US Senate race, drawing tension within the party. The Jerusalem Post highlights that Stevens is pro-Israel, while the BBC and The Guardian stress the internal Democratic dispute. Other outlets, such as Geo News and The Express Tribune, simply report the endorsement of the Republican candidate in a race described as critical.

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