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Mendonça dismissed or shelved the TSE case on the secrecy-breach dispute between Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro, according to Folha de S.Paulo, Gazeta do Povo and Poder360.

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According to Gazeta do Povo, the rapporteur admits he may ease the proposal to lower the age of criminal responsibility after a deadlock in Congress. The Federal District secretary backs lowering the age of criminal responsibility and says it is fair, according to Metrópoles. Folha de S.Paulo reports that the Bolsonarist caucus sees a 14-year age of criminal responsibility as unrealistic and accepts lowering it to 16.

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Democrats take back control of Congress in the midterm elections, according to ABC News. Fox News and CBS News describe Republican losses in the same midterms, with Fox reporting a backlash against Trump.

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RTP asks what the positions of the PS and Chega are ahead of the housing meeting with the Government. Observador quotes a figure who says believing Chega's demagoguery is an illusion, on the same housing topic.

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A meeting on housing with the government is scheduled, and it is unclear whether it will produce solutions, according to Observador. RTP asks what positions the PS and Chega hold ahead of that meeting, without detailing them in the headlines.

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Two Brazilian outlets, Poder360 and Metrópoles, reported on President Lula's agenda for the coming days, including a meeting with ministers. Metrópoles says the meeting will discuss a provisional measure (MP) from the Ministry of Security; Poder360 does not specify the subject.

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Hubert Aiwanger, Bavaria's deputy prime minister, was reported found dead in a Berlin hotel by Spanish and Peruvian outlets. Italian daily Il Fatto Quotidiano describes Aiwanger as Bavaria's economy minister and says he had felt unwell a few hours earlier.

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Abdul El-Sayed won the US Senate primary, which outlets describe as a historic result. The Jerusalem Post reports mixed reactions in Egypt and the Middle East, while Clarín reports Arab jubilation, two readings the headlines present without confirming each other. Dhaka Tribune emphasises that the victory came against big names in politics.

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The speaker of the U.S. House will step down as Republican leader from January, according to the headlines. The outlets link the decision to the Republicans' electoral defeat.

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The government says it is "very worried" about the deadlock in the election of the rector of Universidade Nova de Lisboa, according to RTP. Expresso reports that the education minister is "very worried" about the same deadlock in the rector election at Universidade Nova de Lisboa.

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According to Hankyoreh, South Korea's KOSPI fell 5% after Democrats swept Congress, pressuring chip stocks. CBS News reports that stocks fell on fears of AI restrictions after Democrats won control of Congress. Both headlines link the market drop to the Democratic win in Congress, but CBS points to fears of AI restrictions as the cause, while Hankyoreh mentions only chip stocks.

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The government wants Mathematics to be compulsory until Year 12, according to Público, Diário de Notícias, Expresso and RTP. Observador quotes the claim that compulsory Mathematics does not guarantee better learning. Jornal de Notícias says there are not enough resources to make Mathematics compulsory until Year 12.

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Abdul El-Sayed has been elected a US senator; RTP and The Hindu, from India, present him as the first Muslim to reach the Senate. The Wire, from India, highlights the reaction of the elected senator's in-laws in India, who say they are delighted. Egypt Independent, from Egypt, reports that Sawiris dismisses accusations by the Muslim Brotherhood against El-Sayed.

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Hubert Aiwanger, Bavaria's deputy prime minister, was reported found dead in a Berlin hotel by Spanish and Peruvian outlets. Italian daily Il Fatto Quotidiano describes Aiwanger as Bavaria's economy minister and says he had felt unwell a few hours earlier.

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According to RTP, the government has begun meetings with parliamentary parties on housing. Observador reports an expectation that more meetings will take place, without specifying who holds it. Diário de Notícias says the meetings between the Chega and PS leaders and the government were marked by criticism.

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The rapporteur of a Senate proposal says the 11.3% CBS rate caught him by surprise. Folha de S.Paulo reports that the CNI says this rate increases the tax burden and calls for a Senate review.

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Le Monde calls it «a humiliation» and describes a turbulent start to the season for the club. Libération lists the Lens defeat among the morning's headlines on 5 November, alongside protests across France and the budget's rejection in the National Assembly.

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Hubert Aiwanger, Bavaria's deputy prime minister, was reported found dead in a Berlin hotel by Spanish and Peruvian outlets. Italian daily Il Fatto Quotidiano describes Aiwanger as Bavaria's economy minister and says he had felt unwell a few hours earlier.

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Democrats reportedly swept Congress in the 2026 US midterms, according to CGTN, which highlights five key takeaways. The Korea Times says South Korea is reassessing its trade and security ties with the US after the Democratic sweep. Hankyoreh links the same result to a 5% fall in the KOSPI, hitting chip stocks.

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India's Supreme Court rejected a petition seeking rotation of SC/ST-reserved seats in Parliament and state assemblies. According to The Indian Express, the court called the plea a «wrong number».

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According to The Indian Express, Democrats keep winning House seats, while Republicans start the blame game after the midterm defeat. The New York Times and The Sydney Morning Herald also headline the blame game that begins or continues after the US midterm elections. The Guardian reports that Democrats are eyeing a historic upset in the Mississippi Senate race as the Republican blame game begins. Al Jazeera links the US midterm shock to Israel's race for prime minister.

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Brazil's Folha de S.Paulo reports that Democrats won US elections on a promise to block data centers. Spain's El País says the government warns electricity will triple with the uncontrolled arrival of data centers. Japan's The Japan Times describes Americans who want to slow down data centers.

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Zelensky hopes the outcome of the U.S. midterm elections will bring more help for Ukraine, according to The Jerusalem Post. The Hindu and Al Jazeera also report this hope, linking it to Democratic gains in the U.S. Congress. The Hindu adds that the Republican U.S. House Speaker is set to step down.

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According to Focus Taiwan, Taiwan's Defense Minister says U.S. support for the island's defense remains bipartisan.

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Peruvian lawmakers have submitted bills to introduce a runoff round in municipal elections. El Comercio says deputy César Muedas presented the bill for the Lima mayoralty, while La República attributes the initiative to Ahora Nación for Metropolitan Lima.

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Midterm voters in the US reject Trump, giving Democrats both chambers of Congress, according to PBS NewsHour. Several outlets, including CBS News, CGTN and The Independent, project a Democratic win in Congress. Al Jazeera asks what Democrats can do in Congress with Trump in the presidency.

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Alcolumbre says the Senate will review Flávio Bolsonaro's situation after he voted in a session while in the United States. The New York Times focuses on how Flávio Bolsonaro left Brazil, quoting him as refusing to reveal how.

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Democrats reportedly swept Congress in the 2026 US midterms, according to CGTN, which highlights five key takeaways. The Korea Times says South Korea is reassessing its trade and security ties with the US after the Democratic sweep. Hankyoreh links the same result to a 5% fall in the KOSPI, hitting chip stocks.

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According to CGTN, some Israeli citizens welcome the entry of Arab parties into the next government. According to The National and Haaretz, Arab-majority parties back Eisenkot; The National adds that the path to a coalition remains difficult.

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Midterm voters in the US reject Trump, giving Democrats both chambers of Congress, according to PBS NewsHour. Several outlets, including CBS News, CGTN and The Independent, project a Democratic win in Congress. Al Jazeera asks what Democrats can do in Congress with Trump in the presidency.

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CBS News asks what comes next after Democrats won the House and the Senate. BBC News says Trump was blamed for the Democrats' strong showing in the US midterms. Haaretz argues that replacing Netanyahu may not be enough to win back US Democrats.

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CBS News reports that stock markets rose after Democrats won control of the House and the Senate.

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Fox News reports that Charlamagne Tha God warned Democrats not to get comfortable after winning the House and Senate. CBS News reports that President Trump reacted to Democrats winning the House and Senate.

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CBS News says the Mississippi Senate race is still too close to call, with 95% of ballots counted. The New York Times describes how Colom's campaign went from a long shot to a race too close to call. Both headlines agree the result is not yet decided, but the New York Times focuses more on Colom's campaign trajectory.

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The Brazilian government has set the rates of the so-called «sin tax» for 2027 and sent Congress a provisional measure regulating it, according to Folha de S.Paulo, Gazeta do Povo and Metrópoles. Poder360 reports a rate of 4.2% for beer and 20% for cachaça. Agência Brasil explains the charge on cigarettes, beverages and vehicles, without giving figures in its headline.

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ABC News reports on recounts in Mississippi, where the Senate race has a very narrow margin. CBS News reports that the Senate race in Alaska is still undecided, with Peltola and Sullivan separated by a narrow margin.

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According to Semana, Colombia's defence minister demanded the immediate and unconditional release of an army second lieutenant kidnapped by the ELN.

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According to CBS News, Democrats took both the House and the Senate in the US midterms, and its headline looks ahead to what Congress may bring. BBC News places the blame for the Republican setback on Trump, saying he is held responsible for the Democratic win. Haaretz, from Israel, takes a different angle, arguing that replacing Netanyahu may not be enough to win back US Democrats.

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Fox News reports that Charlamagne Tha God warned Democrats not to get comfortable after winning the House and Senate. CBS News reports that President Trump reacted to Democrats winning the House and Senate.

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The Brazilian government has set the rates of the so-called «sin tax» for 2027 and sent Congress a provisional measure regulating it, according to Folha de S.Paulo, Gazeta do Povo and Metrópoles. Poder360 reports a rate of 4.2% for beer and 20% for cachaça. Agência Brasil explains the charge on cigarettes, beverages and vehicles, without giving figures in its headline.

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The Brazilian government has set the rates of the so-called «sin tax» for 2027 and sent Congress a provisional measure regulating it, according to Folha de S.Paulo, Gazeta do Povo and Metrópoles. Poder360 reports a rate of 4.2% for beer and 20% for cachaça. Agência Brasil explains the charge on cigarettes, beverages and vehicles, without giving figures in its headline.

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Folha de S.Paulo and Poder360 say the Democratic victory in Congress increases pressure over Trump's tariffs on Brazil. Spain's ABC highlights that the Democratic Party has two rival wings on how to manage its victory.

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Folha de S.Paulo reports that municipal guards outside the budget could be excluded from PEC da Segurança transfers. Metrópoles focuses its headline on Lula's promulgation of the PEC da Segurança, without mentioning municipal guards.

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The Copom kept the Selic rate at 13.75%, according to Folha de S.Paulo. Analysts cited by Folha say the future of the rate depends on the Lula government. Metrópoles reports that the stock market opened slightly higher on Thursday (11/5) after the Copom held the interest rate.

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Democrats secure a majority in the US Congress, according to Observador and O País. Gazeta do Povo reports that Democrats will govern a majority of US states for the first time in 16 years. Folha de S.Paulo highlights that, with this majority, Democrats could make Trump's life difficult until 2028.

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Alcolumbre pushes back against the opposition, asking whether the ballot machines worked in the first round but not the second, according to Poder360. Metrópoles also quotes Alcolumbre criticising those who dispute the election result, making the same point that the machines worked in the first round.

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Democrats won control of the US Congress in the midterm elections, according to several outlets from different countries. Some headlines describe a Republican rout, and Dhaka Tribune reports that the Republican House speaker will step down after the defeat.

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The speaker of the U.S. House will step down as Republican leader from January, according to the headlines. The outlets link the decision to the Republicans' electoral defeat.

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The federal government published a provisional measure setting the rates of the selective tax, known as the "sin tax", for 2027. Folha de S.Paulo adds that the proposal also keeps the IPI tax in January. Gazeta do Povo reports that the provisional measure has already been sent to Congress.

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Several outlets report that Democrat Gina Hinojosa is set to become Texas governor, ending Republican control of the state. El Universal quotes Hinojosa promising a bipartisan government and saying she will work with Republicans. El Comercio asks what may happen to the SB 4 law and the ICE agreements once Hinojosa takes office, but the headlines give no answer.

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The government says it is "very worried" about the deadlock in the election of the rector of Universidade Nova de Lisboa, according to RTP. Expresso reports that the education minister is "very worried" about the same deadlock in the rector election at Universidade Nova de Lisboa.

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CBS News projects that Democrats win control of the House and Senate in the US. BBC News says Democrats win big in the US midterms and places blame on Trump. Haaretz argues that replacing Netanyahu may not be enough to win back US Democrats.

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Democrats won Congress, and the question, according to Al Jazeera, is whether they can deliver on their promises. BBC News says the win was driven by affordability, and asks whether the party can deliver on that too. The New York Times focuses on how Democrats won across the South.

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The government wants Mathematics to be compulsory until Year 12, according to Público, Diário de Notícias, Expresso and RTP. Observador quotes the claim that compulsory Mathematics does not guarantee better learning. Jornal de Notícias says there are not enough resources to make Mathematics compulsory until Year 12.

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Metrópoles reports that the Federal District, with 23 cases and no vaccine, is asking the Ministry of Health for doses.

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Alcolumbre has removed the reduction of the age of criminal responsibility from the agenda and will wait for the Chamber of Deputies, according to Agência Brasil. The PL criticises the move, saying the Senate is subordinate to the Chamber. According to Gazeta do Povo, the rapporteur admits he may soften the proposal after the impasse in Congress. Metrópoles reports that Bolsonaro supporters are preparing to make Lula "bleed" over the issue.

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Metrópoles reports that Marinho is building an alliance with Tereza Cristina to defeat Alcolumbre. Gazeta do Povo says the right is betting on exposing votes in the Senate to defeat the alliance between Alcolumbre, Lula and Moraes.

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Midterm voters in the US reject Trump, giving Democrats both chambers of Congress, according to PBS NewsHour. Several outlets, including CBS News, CGTN and The Independent, project a Democratic win in Congress. Al Jazeera asks what Democrats can do in Congress with Trump in the presidency.

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Democrats take back control of Congress in the midterm elections, according to ABC News. Fox News and CBS News describe Republican losses in the same midterms, with Fox reporting a backlash against Trump.

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The labour minister met with cargo transport operators after the end of the 6x1 work schedule, according to Folha de S.Paulo. Metrópoles reports that Dino was drawn as rapporteur of a lawsuit seeking to postpone the end of the 6x1 work schedule.

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India's Supreme Court rejected a petition seeking rotation of SC/ST-reserved seats in Parliament and state assemblies. According to The Indian Express, the court called the plea a «wrong number».

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Alcolumbre hit back at the opposition, according to Gazeta do Povo, after a demand from a PL leader. According to Poder360, Alcolumbre answered the opposition by asking whether the ballot box was reliable in the first round but not the second.

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After the Republicans lost the US midterm elections, Folha de S.Paulo reports that the House speaker will step down. Gazeta do Povo reads the result as a set of messages from voters aimed at Trump. Former Russian president Dmitry Medvedev says the Republicans' defeat will not seriously affect Russia. The Portuguese Communist Party (PCP) considers that the Republicans' defeat expresses rejection of Trump.

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The Senate races in Mississippi and Alaska are extremely close, with razor-thin vote margins, according to CBS News and Fox News. Al Jazeera asks what is delaying midterm election calls in these two states, without explaining it in the headlines cited. ABC News Australia describes both races as decided by a knife-edge margin and reports Republicans reeling from midterm losses.

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Keiko Fujimori marks one hundred days as president of Peru, according to RPP and El Comercio. La República highlights criticism from Jaime Quito, who calls the ministers appointed by Fujimori «a bunch of useless people».

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Emmanuel Macron proposes a coalition running from Raphaël Glucksmann to David Lisnard for the 2027 presidential election, according to Le Monde and Libération. Le Figaro highlights that French voters favour a right-wing primary and that David Lisnard confirms his momentum.

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Abdul El-Sayed, the first Muslim elected to the US Senate, won the Michigan race, according to several outlets. Mamdani celebrates the win, saying «the good guys won», while Arab and Middle Eastern media report jubilation, and Egypt Independent reports that Sawiris dismisses Muslim Brotherhood accusations against El-Sayed. CBS News links El-Sayed's victory to Democratic midterm gains, and Fox News reports that University of Michigan students rallied behind him after he beat Mike Rogers.

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Democrats won control of the US Congress in the midterm elections, according to several outlets from different countries. Some headlines describe a Republican rout, and Dhaka Tribune reports that the Republican House speaker will step down after the defeat.

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The Ministry of Justice and Public Security denied the request to reclassify Programa do Ratinho, keeping its current age rating. Folha de S.Paulo specifies that the request came from SBT.

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Randolfe asks for Flávio's Senate vote to be annulled, according to Metrópoles, after his flight to the US. Poder360 reports that Alcolumbre will consider Randolfe's request to annul Flávio's vote.

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The government wants Mathematics to be compulsory until Year 12, according to Público, Diário de Notícias, Expresso and RTP. Observador quotes the claim that compulsory Mathematics does not guarantee better learning. Jornal de Notícias says there are not enough resources to make Mathematics compulsory until Year 12.

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Folha de S.Paulo and Poder360 say the Democratic victory in Congress increases pressure over Trump's tariffs on Brazil. Spain's ABC highlights that the Democratic Party has two rival wings on how to manage its victory.

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According to Agência Brasil, Flávio Bolsonaro voted remotely from the US in favour of the PEC da Segurança. Folha de S.Paulo reports that Senate president Alcolumbre will look into the situation of Flávio Bolsonaro, who voted in a session while in the US. Poder360 attributes to Rogério Marinho the justification for Flávio Bolsonaro's departure from Brazil. According to Gazeta do Povo, Flávio Bolsonaro is building international opposition against the Lula government from the US.

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The Public Prosecutor's Office is investigating a group that used Drauzio Varella's image to sell health products, according to Folha de S.Paulo. Drauzio Varella says he has been a victim of the deepfakes targeted by the operation for years, according to Metrópoles.

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Hubert Aiwanger, Bavaria's deputy prime minister, was reported found dead in a Berlin hotel by Spanish and Peruvian outlets. Italian daily Il Fatto Quotidiano describes Aiwanger as Bavaria's economy minister and says he had felt unwell a few hours earlier.

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Democrats won control of the US Congress in the 2026 midterm elections, according to several outlets. Dhaka Tribune asks what comes next, without giving details on that question in its headline. CBS News and PBS NewsHour also highlight state-level results, with Democrats taking full control of more state governments and the Texas House.

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CBS News reported that polls closed in 15 states and projected the Senate races in Wyoming and Colorado. ABC News published a video explainer on the congressional races in Colorado.

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Observador reports that the minister and the Public Prosecutor's Office are aligned on payments to court-appointed lawyers. RTP reports that court-appointed lawyers handling long cases will now receive interim payments.

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Jornal de Notícias reports that the government is accused of intimidating immigrants at the housing protests. Expresso reports that the Justice Minister points to excesses on both sides at the housing protests.

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Chega wants fiscal support measures for housing included in the State Budget, according to Diário de Notícias.

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Jornal de Notícias reports that the government is accused of intimidating immigrants at the housing protests. Expresso reports that the Justice Minister points to excesses on both sides at the housing protests.

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The Porto Metro is expected to reach Espinho, São João da Madeira, Oliveira de Azeméis and Santa Maria da Feira, according to Diário de Notícias. RTP reports the same expansion, citing the Minister of Infrastructure.

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The Portuguese government wants Mathematics to be compulsory until the 12th grade in all secondary courses, according to several outlets including RTP and Expresso. Observador carries a piece stating that compulsory Mathematics does not guarantee better learning outcomes.

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Several newspapers from different countries published takeaways from the 2026 US midterm elections, in which Democrats dominated Congress. The South China Morning Post also highlights what this means for Trump and Iran, while the other headlines do not address that topic. Al Jazeera limits its takeaways to California in the same elections.

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Alcolumbre postpones the Senate vote on lowering the age of criminal responsibility, according to Gazeta do Povo, after talks with Motta. Folha de S.Paulo says the vote was held back amid a dispute between the Chamber and the Senate, while Poder360 says Alcolumbre leaves the issue to the Chamber after an agreement with Motta. UNICEF states that no G20 country has a criminal responsibility age below 18, and a Chamber committee chair, per Metrópoles, sees the Senate rushing the PEC.

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The government plans to spend 88 million euros to attract and retain teachers in schools, according to Observador and RTP.

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The Metrópoles reports that the Ministério Público received about 4.5 thousand complaints of harassment against employees. Agência Brasil reports more than 7 thousand complaints of electoral harassment, according to the ministry.

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Minister Pinto Luz says he was not allowed to speak and that he tried. According to the minister, a ban removed 30% of heavy vehicles from the VCI in Porto.

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The government plans to spend 88 million euros to attract and retain teachers in schools, according to Observador and RTP.

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The Confederação do comércio asks the STF to postpone the transition to ending the 6×1 work schedule.

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Several US and international outlets describe a "blue wave" of Democratic wins, with NPR highlighting doctors elected to Congress. PBS NewsHour analyses the Democrats' large majorities after the blue wave, and CBS News presents the data in charts. The Japan Times says the blue wave has reset American power, while Al Jazeera quotes Mamdani saying it is "morning again in America". The Guardian links the American blue wave to what Andy Burnham could learn from it, in a podcast.

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According to the headlines, the Democratic win in Congress changes the balance of power in Washington. Poder360 says the Democratic win acts as pressure on Trump's tariffs, the only headline that points to this effect.

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Abdul El-Sayed, the first Muslim elected to the US Senate, won the Michigan race, according to several outlets. Mamdani celebrates the win, saying «the good guys won», while Arab and Middle Eastern media report jubilation, and Egypt Independent reports that Sawiris dismisses Muslim Brotherhood accusations against El-Sayed. CBS News links El-Sayed's victory to Democratic midterm gains, and Fox News reports that University of Michigan students rallied behind him after he beat Mike Rogers.

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ABC News reports on recounts in Mississippi, where the Senate race has a very narrow margin. CBS News reports that the Senate race in Alaska is still undecided, with Peltola and Sullivan separated by a narrow margin.

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The Justice Minister acknowledges "excesses on both sides" in the housing protests, according to RTP and Expresso.

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Diário de Notícias reports that the PS wants to end the 2300€ moderate rent scheme, but is showing signs of moving closer to the Government. Observador asks whether the housing problems end today, without giving an answer.

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