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The Saudi-led coalition says it intercepted a missile fired towards Medina, according to Al Jazeera. Egypt condemns the missile attack on Medina and reaffirms its support for Saudi Arabia, according to Egypt Independent. Pakistan condemns Houthi missile attacks targeting Saudi Arabia, including Makkah and Madinah, according to The Express Tribune.

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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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Canada's new budget proposes C$5 billion for culture, according to CBC News. Le Devoir reports that the 2026 budget forecasts a «supercycle d'investissements» for Canada. The South China Morning Post presents the budget as a move toward «economic independence» from the United States.

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Nigeria's former Air Force spokesperson identifies a 'flaw' affecting the country's defence budget of several trillion naira, according to Premium Times. CBC News reports a surge in defence spending in Canada's federal budget, but says questions remain over the NATO target.

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Brazil's government approved a list of 27 critical and strategic minerals, according to Metrópoles and Poder360. Poder360 highlights that nine of these minerals have high priority. Gazeta do Povo reports that gold and niobium were placed among the low-priority minerals. According to Folha de S.Paulo, Lula says he wants partnerships rather than a state as 'supreme master' in mineral exploration.

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There is no agreement between Carneiro and Montenegro, according to Expresso. Carneiro accuses the prime minister of intransigence and unavailability, per Expresso; RTP reports that Carneiro laments the government's intransigence. The AD accuses the PS of denying reality, according to RTP.

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Brazil's government approved a list of 27 critical and strategic minerals, according to Metrópoles and Poder360. Poder360 highlights that nine of these minerals have high priority. Gazeta do Povo reports that gold and niobium were placed among the low-priority minerals. According to Folha de S.Paulo, Lula says he wants partnerships rather than a state as 'supreme master' in mineral exploration.

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The Porto encampment accuses the government of wanting to negotiate only as a «facade».

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Flávio Bolsonaro denies receiving help from governments for his escape to the US and says he did it «alone», according to Observador. RTP reports that Bolsonaro leaves out details of the escape, while Folha de S.Paulo reports he appointed aides to his Senate office after fleeing.

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Poder360 reports that a book claims Lula called STF justices “canalha” and “miserável”. Metrópoles says substitute justices have won Lula’s favour and may be kept on. Both headlines concern Lula and the STF but address different aspects and do not contradict each other.

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Santiago Peña resigned as President of Paraguay, according to several outlets, amid a financial crisis tied to the Ueno Bank case. Congress is preparing for the swearing-in of the vice president, according to Metrópoles.

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Outlets report a defeat for the Republican Party in the US midterm elections, which El Comercio calls overwhelming. According to Clarín, the midterms brought a wave of historic milestones for some states and for the United States. La Tercera says Marco Rubio is considering leaving the government after that defeat.

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Minister Flávio Dino has scheduled a conciliation hearing between companies, workers and the government on the transition to ending the 6x1 work schedule.

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According to Metrópoles, Durigan will hear technical opinions before presenting a fiscal proposal to Lula. Poder360 reports that the government will expand dialogue before presenting fiscal proposals to Lula.

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According to Folha de S.Paulo, Brazilians living in Paraguay are being affected by the crisis in the country, and one of them says almost all of his money is stuck in the bank. Poder360 reports that Brazil's Senate is monitoring the impact of Paraguay's crisis on Brazilians living in the country.

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Expresso reports that a majority calls for a government reshuffle, with Luís Neves at the top of the list. Observador says 52% want a reshuffle and that Neves is the least popular member of the government.

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Yashar! calls for an «emergency government» with Eisenkot and rejects sharing power with Netanyahu, according to Jornal de Notícias. Diário de Notícias reports that Eisenkot asked the president to let him form a government to end the «threat» posed by Netanyahu. ABC says Arab support brings Eisenkot closer to power and leaves Netanyahu against the ropes.

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Observador reports that the Government has approved a support package of 40 million euros for farmers. Jornal de Notícias says the Government wants to make State-owned land available for use by young farmers.

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According to Gazeta do Povo, the Lula government is inflating a port package with auctions that never took place. Metrópoles reports that the Lula government sees political stability as a priority in Paraguay. Folha de S.Paulo reports that envoys of Lula are seeking talks with the PSDB about a new government.

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The Brazilian Ministry of Health will buy up to 20,000 doses of the mpox vaccine, according to Folha de S.Paulo, Agência Brasil and Poder360. Metrópoles reports that 100 doses of the vaccine are being sent to the Federal District.

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Major Arab parties in Israel announce support for Gadi Eisenkot to form a government, according to Folha de S.Paulo. Expresso reports that parties recommend Eisenkot. Diário de Notícias says Eisenkot asks the President to let him form a government to end the “threat” of Netanyahu.

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Abdul El-Sayed won the US Senate election in Michigan, and the result was celebrated in the Arab world, according to Clarín. The Jerusalem Post reports that Michigan's Jewish community was divided after the election. The Indian Express and The Hindu highlight the reaction to the win, with older videos of El-Sayed resurfacing and the result's significance beyond Michigan. The Guardian says El-Sayed never shied away from provocations that critics consider Islamophobic.

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ABC News reports that the third-place candidate in the Mississippi Senate race says he did not spoil the tight contest for the Democratic candidate. The New York Times describes a very tight Senate race in Mississippi, with votes being carefully scrutinized.

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União Brasil announced its support for Hugo Motta's re-election as president of the Chamber of Deputies, according to Gazeta do Povo. Metrópoles reports that Hugo Motta is the first Chamber president to block parliamentary inquiry commissions (CPIs) in 23 years.

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According to Gazeta do Povo, the Lula government is inflating a port package with auctions that never took place. Metrópoles reports that the Lula government sees political stability as a priority in Paraguay. Folha de S.Paulo reports that envoys of Lula are seeking talks with the PSDB about a new government.

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Abdul El-Sayed won the US Senate election in Michigan, and the result was celebrated in the Arab world, according to Clarín. The Jerusalem Post reports that Michigan's Jewish community was divided after the election. The Indian Express and The Hindu highlight the reaction to the win, with older videos of El-Sayed resurfacing and the result's significance beyond Michigan. The Guardian says El-Sayed never shied away from provocations that critics consider Islamophobic.

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The Government approved 40 million euros in support for farmers, given higher costs for fertilisers and energy, according to RTP and Observador. Jornal de Notícias reports that the Government wants to make State-owned land available for use by young farmers.

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Three Italian outlets report that the government has challenged the Veneto law on end-of-life care. Il Fatto Quotidiano and la Repubblica highlight Calderoli's opposition, while ANSA points to Salvini's absence from the Council of Ministers vote.

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According to Agência Brasil, the Pé-de-Meia Universitário programme should start in 2027 for students registered in the CadÚnico. Poder360 also reports that the programme should start in 2027, attributing the information to the minister.

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Three Italian outlets report that the government has challenged the Veneto law on end-of-life care. Il Fatto Quotidiano and la Repubblica highlight Calderoli's opposition, while ANSA points to Salvini's absence from the Council of Ministers vote.

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The Joint List says it will back Eisenkot to form Israel's next government. Yashar recommends its leader, Gadi Eisenkot, to form the next government. The Indian Express sees Eisenkot as the favourite, but says Netanyahu should not be ruled out.

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Three Italian outlets report that the government has challenged the Veneto law on end-of-life care. Il Fatto Quotidiano and la Repubblica highlight Calderoli's opposition, while ANSA points to Salvini's absence from the Council of Ministers vote.

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Flávio Bolsonaro named advisers to his Senate office, according to Metrópoles and Folha de S.Paulo. Metrópoles reports that the appointment of a former adviser to Eduardo Bolsonaro was made from the United States.

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Several newspapers from different countries say Gadi Eisenkot is likely to seek to form a government in Israel. Two headlines say a religious party is dropping Netanyahu, while the other two mention backing from Arab lists.

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According to Poder360, the TSE kept the mandates of women elected on tickets with gender-quota fraud in Amapá. Gazeta do Povo and Agência Brasil report that the TSE changed its position on gender-quota fraud and kept the mandate. Gazeta do Povo stresses that the deputy was not involved in the fraud; the other headlines do not mention this point.

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Paraguay's president, Santiago Peña, resigned after a bank collapse, according to several outlets including Al Jazeera and Punch. NPR reports that the president was impeached minutes after resigning. TASS reports that the opposition accuses the president of illicit enrichment, and PBS says the prosecutor will seek charges against him.

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Pakistan's federal government has announced a public holiday on November 9 to mark Iqbal Day.

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Defence Minister Nuno Melo downplays a cyberattack on a mobile phone, saying that “no one is immune to intrusions”.

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Brazil's government has set a higher tax on cigarettes, and the illegal market has entered the debate. Abifumo says the tax increase favours the illegal market.

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Defence Minister Nuno Melo downplays a cyberattack on a mobile phone, saying that “no one is immune to intrusions”.

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Agência Brasil reports that popular prep courses are preparing socially vulnerable students for the Enem exam. Metrópoles says a lawmaker has denounced that study material for the Enem was not delivered to students in Minas Gerais.

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Israel's main Arab parties announced support for Gadi Eisenkot to form a government, according to Folha de S.Paulo and Expresso. Clarín says Netanyahu's rival is preparing to receive the mandate to form a government after that backing. RTP describes Netanyahu as increasingly weakened as his rival gains support from the Arab parties. Metrópoles says the Arab parties are signalling support for the opposition to defeat Netanyahu.

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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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Brazil's Ministry of Health has authorised the purchase of up to 20,000 doses of the mpox vaccine, according to Folha de S.Paulo, Metrópoles, Agência Brasil and Poder360.

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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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A Republican U.S. lawmaker says the Pentagon should be led by more qualified officials and questions Hegseth's moral compass.

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The Senate races in Mississippi and Alaska remained undecided, with very narrow margins, according to headlines from CBS News, Fox News and ABC News. CBS News links the results to a possible boost for the Democratic «blue wave», while ABC News reports that Republicans are reeling from midterm losses.

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According to Diário de Notícias, the opposition to Netanyahu has won the backing of the Unified List in its bid to form a government in Israel. La Jornada reports that Netanyahu's opponent has received support to form a government. El Comercio says Israel's president will announce on Sunday whom he will task with forming the government.

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Turkey's parliament ratified the Mecca defence pact, which clears the way for military support to Saudi Arabia, according to The Jerusalem Post and Al Jazeera. Geo News and Dawn describe the pact as a joint defence agreement with Pakistan and Saudi Arabia; Geo News links it to Houthi attacks. The Express Tribune reported only the approval of the first article of the bill.

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Brazil's government has extended until December a 12% tax on oil exports, according to Folha de S.Paulo. Poder360 reports that the government will zero out the tax on minerals for 2027.

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The Senate races in Mississippi and Alaska remained undecided, with very narrow margins, according to headlines from CBS News, Fox News and ABC News. CBS News links the results to a possible boost for the Democratic «blue wave», while ABC News reports that Republicans are reeling from midterm losses.

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The Joint List says it will back Eisenkot to form Israel's next government. Yashar recommends its leader, Gadi Eisenkot, to form the next government. The Indian Express sees Eisenkot as the favourite, but says Netanyahu should not be ruled out.

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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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According to ABC (ES), Peña's resignation followed the Ueno Bank scandal, and Clarín published his full message after stepping down. Metrópoles later reported that Congress is preparing the swearing-in of the vice president.

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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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The Public Prosecutor's Office attributes the delays in Operation Influencer to pending appeals. RTP adds that the Public Prosecutor's Office also points to digital blockages.

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The Public Prosecutor's Office attributes the delays in Operation Influencer to pending appeals. RTP adds that the Public Prosecutor's Office also points to digital blockages.

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Durigan says he will send budget adjustments after Lula's trip to COP31. Agência Brasil reports that Durigan will discuss fiscal measures with Lula after the same trip.

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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 newspapers from different countries say Gadi Eisenkot is likely to seek to form a government in Israel. Two headlines say a religious party is dropping Netanyahu, while the other two mention backing from Arab lists.

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Abdul El-Sayed won the US Senate race in Michigan, defeating Mike Rogers, according to the headlines. The win was celebrated by University of Michigan students and, according to Clarín, also in Middle Eastern countries. The Jerusalem Post reports that Michigan's Jewish community is divided after the election. Dhaka Tribune describes the victory as historic, for having beaten big-name rivals.

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According to the headlines, Paraguay's opposition called for the president's impeachment after a banking crisis, and the lower house scheduled sessions to discuss proceedings against Peña and the vice president. Agência Brasil reports that Paraguay's president resigned amid the banking crisis and that the vice president took office.

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Durigan says the government needs to send signals and create conditions for interest rates to fall.

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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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According to RTP, the Public Prosecutor's Office says the Operação Influencer investigation "never stood still", despite "constraints". Jornal de Notícias attributes the delays in Operação Influencer to the Public Prosecutor's Office's resources. The headlines stress different aspects: one mentions unexplained constraints, the other points to resources as the cause of the delays.

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Santiago Peña, Paraguay's president, resigned after a financial scandal linked to the collapse of Ueno Bank. Before the resignation, his own party backed impeachment proceedings in the Chamber of Deputies, which opened an extraordinary session to debate them. The opposition accuses the president of illicit enrichment, according to TASS. NPR reports that the president was impeached minutes after resigning.

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