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The Portuguese government has decided not to extend the state of alert and rejects that there was excessive caution, according to Jornal de Notícias and Expresso. RTP reports that the Interior Minister (MAI) said a catastrophe could have occurred, without giving the context of the statement.

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According to Poder360, the government will propose postponing the CBS collection to February. Metrópoles reports that the government will propose delaying the definitive payment of the CBS, as part of the tax reform.

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Agência Brasil and Poder360 report that seven municipalities in southern Brazil were recognised as being in a state of emergency after storms.

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The Senate approved an invitation for the justice minister and the head of the federal police, Andrei, to explain the removal of police chiefs in the Master case. Gazeta do Povo reports that the Senate will hear both officials about reports in the same case.

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Nadia Beller, former partner of Fernando Cerimedo, left Bolivia after obtaining diplomatic asylum in Mexico. El Universal describes the asylum as granted amid a scandal, without specifying which one. Clarín says the asylum was political and attributes its granting to Sheinbaum's government.

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India's Cabinet approved a 3,230-crore-rupee museum which, according to The Indian Express, will have the world's largest display area. The Wire describes the same project as the Yug Yugeen Bharat National Museum. Sachin Tendulkar is to gift 26 bats and memorabilia for display at the MCA museum, according to The Hindu.

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Spain held a general strike over the housing crisis, its first in 14 years, a few days before the elections, according to several headlines. CGTN reports four million workers on strike, and ABC News gives the same figure. ABC reports forty arrests for violence on picket lines during the strike.

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According to Folha de S.Paulo, the government will propose an adjustment rule for CBS payments, says the Receita. Poder360 and Metrópoles report that the government will propose postponing CBS collection, with Metrópoles specifying a delay to the definitive payment.

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Nigeria's Senate is probing telecom firms over failed calls and airtime deductions, according to Punch. Channels TV and Premium Times report that the Senate threatens to summon operators and the minister over poor network services and airtime deductions.

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Nigeria's Senate is probing telecom firms over failed calls and airtime deductions, according to Punch. Channels TV and Premium Times report that the Senate threatens to summon operators and the minister over poor network services and airtime deductions.

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Folha de S.Paulo reports that Caixa Seguridade has confirmed a data leak affecting 7.6 million customers. Gazeta do Povo reports that Minister André Mendonça has taken over as rapporteur of the investigation into the data leak.

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CBS News reports that investors and lawmakers are demanding answers from Nvidia's Jensen Huang over an alleged affair with a suspected Chinese spy. Mainichi says the alleged Chinese spy at the centre of the Nvidia case remains a mystery. The Hindu publishes a timeline of the spy scandal and profiles Jensen Huang. The Indian Express says a second affair allegation has emerged against Jensen Huang, amid a probe into a Chinese honeytrap.

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Brazil's government has started sending notices to drivers about outstanding debts in the free flow toll system. Metrópoles reports that the notices explain how to settle those debts.

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Lula did not speak in person at a forests event at COP31 in Antalya because his voice was hoarse. Folha de S.Paulo describes the same moment as Lula, without a voice, asking for support for a forests fund.

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The housing decrees return to the Spanish parliament, according to headlines from Observador, Diário de Notícias and Jornal de Notícias. The headlines place the vote at the start of, or the day before, the electoral campaign.

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The dollar opened lower, according to Folha de S.Paulo, which links the move to the Lula government's fiscal adjustment plan. Metrópoles also reports a slight decline, to 5.57 reais, after the dollar had reached its highest level in 15 months.

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An explosives attack on RCN's headquarters in Cali, Colombia, reported no casualties, according to El Universal. Semana says the Cali city government is offering 20 million pesos for information on those responsible for the attack. Mayor Alejandro Eder rejected the attack, according to El Tiempo.

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Brazil's Senate opened a tender worth about R$ 6 million to buy phones for lawmakers and staff. Headlines differ on the makeup of the purchase: Gazeta do Povo and Folha cite 95 iPhones, and Folha adds 330 other phones; Poder360 refers to 95 iPhone 18 Pro units. Metrópoles describes the purchase as iPhones, without giving quantities in its headline.

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Iran designates Argentina's Air and Naval Forces as terrorist, according to Metropoles and Poder360. Folha de S.Paulo presents the decision as Iran's response to the Milei government. According to RPP, Argentina rejects Iran's designation of its Armed Forces as terrorist.

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India's Cabinet has approved the development of the Yuge Yugeen Bharat National Museum, with a project cost of 3,230 crore rupees. According to The Indian Express, the museum will have the largest display area in the world.

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Militants opened fire on a CRPF party in Kulgam, in Indian-administered Kashmir, and one person was injured, according to The Hindu. The Indian Express reports CRPF personnel injured in a terror attack in Kulgam; The Wire reports three injured and says the Congress is questioning the Union government's claims of normalcy.

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Brazil's government has started sending notices to drivers about outstanding debts in the free flow toll system. Metrópoles reports that the notices explain how to settle those debts.

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Several headlines report that US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent was moved to a military base. Clarín and La Nación link the move to an advanced Iranian threat. The BBC refers to alleged Iranian threats, while PBS, citing the AP, mentions safety concerns.

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The European Council and Parliament agreed an EU budget for 2027 of €199.7 billion.

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The government calls for prevention and warns that the peak of the storm has not yet arrived.

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The government calls for prevention and warns that the peak of the storm has not yet arrived.

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Poder360 reports that politicians from both right and left are criticising the Senate's purchase of iPhones. Folha de S.Paulo reports that Bolsonaro supporters and Lula allies are criticising the spending on iPhones and putting pressure on Alcolumbre.

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Senator Cleitinho criticises the Senate's iPhone tender, saying the public is being treated as fools. According to Poder360, Senate president Alcolumbre says senators may refuse the iPhones.

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According to la Repubblica, Defence Minister Crosetto told Parliament that €22 billion in arms investment is planned through 2032. ANSA reports the same €22 billion figure for arms investment, placing the programme beyond 2031.

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The European Council and Parliament agreed an EU budget for 2027 of €199.7 billion.

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Lisbon's municipal assembly approved a regulation providing support for renovation work on homes affected by airport noise. Observador reports that a support regulation for homes affected by the airport was approved, without mentioning noise.

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The headlines cover storm Charles and protective measures such as locking doors. Público describes roofs blown off, while Observador asks whether the government ended up with its doors locked.

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The European Union has reached an agreement on its 2027 budget of 199.7 billion euros, according to Jornal de Notícias and Observador. Diário de Notícias gives the figure approximately, as almost 200 billion euros.

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El Comercio, in Peru, says Republicans blocked the process, while Clarín in Argentina and La Tercera in Chile do not name the party.

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Brazil's proposed Ministry of Public Security is a subject of political debate; Gazeta do Povo says its creation could produce a successor or harm an ally of Lula. Poder360 reports that the PT wants to approve the Ministry of Public Security in 2026, but the deadline is tight. Metrópoles says the Planalto is studying the design of the future Ministry of Public Security and that Lula will not give up certain points.

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Agência Brasil reports that the rapporteur backs lowering the age of criminal responsibility, with separate prisons for minors. Poder360 says the rapporteur expects to deliver the report on the age of criminal responsibility by 30 November. Folha de S.Paulo states that the proposal to lower the age of criminal responsibility, backed by Lula, faces broad opposition within the government.

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Jornal de Notícias reports that the Government collects more than 14 million euros a day without raising taxes.

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Metrópoles reports that Federal District deputies disagree on introducing the mixed-member district voting system. Gazeta do Povo frames the debate around what is at stake between district and mixed-district systems, asking whether it amounts to a new way of voting.

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Ebola cases in the Democratic Republic of the Congo have passed 11,000, according to government data cited by Reuters, Daily Maverick and MyJoyOnline. Al Jazeera, The Citizen and The Hindu also report the 11,000-case mark, with Al Jazeera giving 5,387 deaths. The Citizen speaks of more than 5,300 deaths, a figure that does not exactly match Al Jazeera's.

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Israel's new parliament, the Knesset, is sworn in as Eisenkot seeks to form a government. ABC News describes the swearing-in as marked by taunts, heckling and a fiery speech by Netanyahu. The Sydney Morning Herald writes that Netanyahu's policies now face being cut under the new parliament.

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Brazil's Senate opens a R$ 6 million tender to buy 95 iPhone 18 Pro units, according to Poder360. Senator Cleitinho criticises the tender and says the public is being treated as fools, according to Metrópoles.

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CBS News says results from the Mississippi Senate election could come as early as Friday. PBS NewsHour covers the 2026 midterm election results, without specifying states or races in its headline.

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The government signals to Congress a fiscal adjustment of 0.5% of GDP in 2027, according to Metrópoles. Poder360 says the adjustment should cut incentives and save up to R$80 billion. Folha de S.Paulo reports the dollar opening lower with the fiscal adjustment plan on the radar.

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Ebola cases in the Democratic Republic of the Congo have passed 11,000, according to government data cited by Reuters, Daily Maverick and MyJoyOnline. Al Jazeera, The Citizen and The Hindu also report the 11,000-case mark, with Al Jazeera giving 5,387 deaths. The Citizen speaks of more than 5,300 deaths, a figure that does not exactly match Al Jazeera's.

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Russia's TASS reports, citing TV, that Iraqi Sunni politician Ahmed al-Alwani was killed in Beirut. Al Jazeera and The National report that former Iraqi lawmaker Ahmed al-Alwani was found dead in Beirut; The National says the death is suspected to be an assassination.

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Two Brazilian outlets report that minister André Mendonça has taken over as rapporteur of the inquiry into the leak of ministers' data.

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The US House blocked a motion to impeach Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth, with Republicans stopping it from advancing, according to several outlets. Some Democrats missed the decisive vote, which many blamed on traffic in Washington, while other outlets reported backlash within the party. Expresso reports the impeachment could return in January, while TASS sees the failure as exposing divisions among Democrats.

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The senator wants the minister questioned about delegates leaving the Federal Police in the Master case. According to Poder360, the same senator wants Andrei to explain reports linking STF justices to the Master case. Gazeta do Povo says these reports on STF justices are causing a split within the Federal Police.

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Marinho's allies fear Alcolumbre may block a second round in the Senate, according to Metrópoles. Efraim Filho, according to Poder360, will coordinate Marinho's campaign for the Senate presidency. Gazeta do Povo says Marinho's allies suspect four PL senators in the Senate race.

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U.S. Senate Republicans voted to keep John Thune as their leader after the midterm election losses. PBS describes a wipeout at the polls, while The Hindu describes steep midterm losses.

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Israel's new parliament has been sworn in, and Eisenkot is trying to form a government, according to The Hindu, Dawn and The Japan Times. Al Jazeera describes Netanyahu and Eisenkot pushing for a new government after an electoral deadlock. The Japan Times highlights Eisenkot quickly targeting Netanyahu's legacy in the new parliament, while The Hindu frames the parliament as one that will take aim at Netanyahu.

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Jornal de Notícias reports that the Spanish government has approved an investment of €11.86 billion in the Armed Forces.

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Gazeta do Povo raises the suspicion that the Master case could be swept under the rug and that the Federal Police could shield ministers. Poder360 reports that the Federal Police will redo reports on STF ministers cited in the Master case. Both headlines concern how the Federal Police handles ministers cited in the Master case, but they say different things: one raises possible shielding, the other reports redone reports.

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Republicans in the US Congress blocked an attempt to impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. Peru's El Comercio names the secretary in full, while the other headlines refer only to his office.

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The U.S. House blocked an effort to open impeachment proceedings against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, a push led by Massie. Republicans stopped the proposal, which the BBC says is blocked for now, while Observador reports it was shelved. One outlet links the process to the war with Iran, though the headlines do not explain that link.

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