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The Electoral Public Prosecutor asks the TSE to bar Canella's candidacy, citing an alleged link to militias. Gazeta do Povo describes a request to revoke the candidacy of Rio de Janeiro's most-voted deputy over ties to militias. Folha de S.Paulo reports that the prosecutors ask the courts to block Canella's election in Rio, over links to militias and the CV.

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Tundu Lissu, the jailed Tanzanian opposition leader, plans a hunger strike over being denied access to lawyers, according to The Hindu. The Citizen (Tanzania) and Le Monde (France) also report the threatened hunger strike, which Le Monde links to Lissu's detention conditions.

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Thousands rallied in Tel Aviv against Netanyahu three days before the election, according to The Times of Israel and ANSA. ABC News, la Repubblica and Le Devoir describe the gathering as a rally against Netanyahu ahead of the vote. The Jerusalem Post reports the arrest of a 23-year-old suspected of attacking one of Bennett's bodyguards in Tel Aviv, which the headlines do not link directly to the rally.

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The Liberal Initiative says it is more concerned with the Government's inaction on housing than with Prime Minister Luís Montenegro's silence.

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Folha de S.Paulo frames the story as a roundup of public figures declaring their votes between Lula and Flávio, without naming the former ministers.

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Folha de S.Paulo frames the story as a roundup of public figures declaring their votes between Lula and Flávio, without naming the former ministers.

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Two former FBI officials have been charged with lying to Congress about the Hunter Biden laptop investigation, according to CBS News, NPR and The New York Times. PBS NewsHour and ABC News describe the charge as making false statements about Hunter Biden's laptop. The Jerusalem Post, citing a report, says the two former agents were charged with lying to Congress during the inquiry.

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The Liberal Initiative says it is more concerned with the Government's inaction on housing than with Prime Minister Luís Montenegro's silence.

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The Anm, Italy's magistrates' association, calls the government's response to crime news with new offences short-sighted, according to Il Fatto Quotidiano. La Repubblica and ANSA report that the Anm criticises the government for answering street protests with more prisons and more offences.

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Jornal de Notícias reports that the Acampada tents will return to Rossio on Saturday. Observador says the Acampada moved from Rossio to Marvila for one night. Diário de Notícias reports a seventh popular assembly of the Acampada de Lisboa, held in Bairro do Condado instead of Rossio.

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The Saudi-led coalition intercepted a Houthi missile fired at Riyadh, according to Jornal de Notícias and TASS. The Express Tribune and The National report the same interception of the Houthi missile heading toward the Saudi capital.

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Several headlines say Trump reportedly ordered the Justice Department to sue to block Alaska Senate results if Republican Dan Sullivan narrowly loses. CBS News and PBS NewsHour report that Trump says he gave that order, as his own account. The Jerusalem Post describes the suit as a preemptive bid to block a Democrat's Senate election, while the Japan Times only mentions an order to block the result if Republicans lose.

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Several headlines say Trump reportedly ordered the Justice Department to sue to block Alaska Senate results if Republican Dan Sullivan narrowly loses. CBS News and PBS NewsHour report that Trump says he gave that order, as his own account. The Jerusalem Post describes the suit as a preemptive bid to block a Democrat's Senate election, while the Japan Times only mentions an order to block the result if Republicans lose.

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The Saudi-led coalition says it intercepted a ballistic missile fired toward Riyadh. TASS attributes the interception to an Arab coalition and describes the missile as Houthi.

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The Saudi-led coalition says it intercepted a ballistic missile fired toward Riyadh. TASS attributes the interception to an Arab coalition and describes the missile as Houthi.

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Pakistan's Express Tribune and Dawn say Republican attacks linking Abdul El-Sayed to the 'Muslim Brotherhood' seek to exploit Democratic divisions. Fox News, in the United States, reports that Michigan Senate rivals are clashing over these allegations, with Rogers doubling down on them.

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Lula says that, without the PT government, the minimum wage would be R$ 900. Colombian outlet Semana covers the minimum wage differently, citing a technical increase of 8 % and a political one of 10 %.

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According to sources cited by the Times of Israel, the Jerusalem Post and the Japan Times, the US asked Elon Musk years ago to change Starlink service in Ukraine and the Middle East. Haaretz reports that the US repeatedly asked Musk to switch Starlink on or off in Iran. US lawmakers are demanding answers from Musk over Starlink restrictions in Ukraine, according to the Kyiv Independent. Trump says he will talk to Musk if Starlink service in Ukraine is not fixed, according to The Hindu.

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Several headlines say Trump reportedly ordered the Justice Department to sue to block Alaska Senate results if Republican Dan Sullivan narrowly loses. CBS News and PBS NewsHour report that Trump says he gave that order, as his own account. The Jerusalem Post describes the suit as a preemptive bid to block a Democrat's Senate election, while the Japan Times only mentions an order to block the result if Republicans lose.

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Health officials are racing to trace the source of an Ebola infection in Nigeria, according to The Citizen. The Guardian reports a mystery over the source of the infection, which has fuelled concern about the virus spreading. Premium Times, citing the minister, says the Nigerian case is highly similar to an infection in Kenya.

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The United States offered CIA assistance to opponents of the Cuban government, according to Metrópoles. Secretary of State Marco Rubio, according to ANSA, Clarín and Jornal de Notícias, called for cooperation with the CIA to bring about change in Cuba.

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Two former FBI officials have been charged with lying to Congress about the Hunter Biden laptop investigation, according to CBS News, NPR and The New York Times. PBS NewsHour and ABC News describe the charge as making false statements about Hunter Biden's laptop. The Jerusalem Post, citing a report, says the two former agents were charged with lying to Congress during the inquiry.

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Several headlines say Trump reportedly ordered the Justice Department to sue to block Alaska Senate results if Republican Dan Sullivan narrowly loses. CBS News and PBS NewsHour report that Trump says he gave that order, as his own account. The Jerusalem Post describes the suit as a preemptive bid to block a Democrat's Senate election, while the Japan Times only mentions an order to block the result if Republicans lose.

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Two former FBI officials have been charged with lying to Congress about the Hunter Biden laptop investigation, according to CBS News, NPR and The New York Times. PBS NewsHour and ABC News describe the charge as making false statements about Hunter Biden's laptop. The Jerusalem Post, citing a report, says the two former agents were charged with lying to Congress during the inquiry.

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The Public Prosecutor's Office has opened an inquiry into a police intervention in Porto, described by the press as a PSP charge at a housing protest. Diário de Notícias places the intervention in the early hours of 15 October.

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The Public Prosecutor's Office has opened an inquiry into a police intervention in Porto, described by the press as a PSP charge at a housing protest. Diário de Notícias places the intervention in the early hours of 15 October.

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Several headlines say Trump reportedly ordered the Justice Department to sue to block Alaska Senate results if Republican Dan Sullivan narrowly loses. CBS News and PBS NewsHour report that Trump says he gave that order, as his own account. The Jerusalem Post describes the suit as a preemptive bid to block a Democrat's Senate election, while the Japan Times only mentions an order to block the result if Republicans lose.

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The leader of Spain's People's Party says he would accept governing with the far right, according to Jornal de Notícias, Diário de Notícias and RTP. RTP frames the position as opening the door to Vox, while the other two headlines only report the admission of a government with the far right.

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The Public Prosecutor's Office has opened an inquiry into a police intervention in Porto, described by the press as a PSP charge at a housing protest. Diário de Notícias places the intervention in the early hours of 15 October.

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The leader of Spain's People's Party says he would accept governing with the far right, according to Jornal de Notícias, Diário de Notícias and RTP. RTP frames the position as opening the door to Vox, while the other two headlines only report the admission of a government with the far right.

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The PCP wants Luís Neves and the director of the PJ heard by the inquiry committee, according to Observador. Jornal de Notícias reports that the PCP wants to hear Luís Neves, a former adviser and the current PJ director. Diário de Notícias says the PCP wants to hear the minister, the current PJ director and two other officials.

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A Tribunal Superior Eleitoral minister ruled that the “Exército do Lula” channel cannot be suspended. Folha de S.Paulo adds that the ruling responds to a request from the PT campaign and came on the eve of the election.

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Protests are spreading across Europe, according to Folha de S.Paulo. Brasil no Mundo, on TV Brasil, is analysing the protests, though the headlines say nothing more about its content. The Japan Times describes student protests multiplying across Europe and revealing bleak views of the future. The South China Morning Post asks whether cost-of-living protests could sharpen EU-China trade tensions.

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A Tribunal Superior Eleitoral minister ruled that the “Exército do Lula” channel cannot be suspended. Folha de S.Paulo adds that the ruling responds to a request from the PT campaign and came on the eve of the election.

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Several headlines say Trump reportedly ordered the Justice Department to sue to block Alaska Senate results if Republican Dan Sullivan narrowly loses. CBS News and PBS NewsHour report that Trump says he gave that order, as his own account. The Jerusalem Post describes the suit as a preemptive bid to block a Democrat's Senate election, while the Japan Times only mentions an order to block the result if Republicans lose.

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The Public Prosecutor's Office has opened an inquiry into a police intervention in Porto, described by the press as a PSP charge at a housing protest. Diário de Notícias places the intervention in the early hours of 15 October.

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The leader of Spain's People's Party says he would accept governing with the far right, according to Jornal de Notícias, Diário de Notícias and RTP. RTP frames the position as opening the door to Vox, while the other two headlines only report the admission of a government with the far right.

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A Tribunal Superior Eleitoral minister ruled that the “Exército do Lula” channel cannot be suspended. Folha de S.Paulo adds that the ruling responds to a request from the PT campaign and came on the eve of the election.

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Trump has reportedly lowered some tariffs on Canada to help a Maine lawmaker's re-election bid, according to the South China Morning Post and Clarín. The Republican senator fighting for her seat in Maine announces, according to El País, that she secured tariff exemptions for Canada from Trump.

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Nigeria's Health Minister, Pate, says the Ebola strain found in Nigeria is closely related to a case in Kenya. According to the minister, the link was established through genomic sequencing.

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The ITBP chief says face-offs with Chinese troops continue at several points in Arunachal Pradesh, weeks after India-China talks. The Congress party accuses Prime Minister Modi over the face-offs with the Chinese People's Liberation Army in the same region.

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A woman with Ebola in Nigeria is reported to be the wife of a Swiss diplomat, according to Nigerian and Chinese media. The Swiss government says she likely caught the virus in Uganda, and the Swiss Foreign Ministry says she had not visited the DRC.

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