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The minister says that the framework for non-teaching staff requires negotiation with ANMP.

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Diário de Notícias says the budget may have room to spare because interest spending appears to be overestimated. Observador reports that the Public Finance Council considers the government's interest projection may be overestimated.

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Presidency Minister Leitão Amaro said the government is proud of its police forces. RTP summarises the statement as the government saying it is “proud” of the police.

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Peruvian senator Jorge Gavidia confirms he will leave the Buen Gobierno caucus after voting in favour of the delegated powers. According to RPP, the departure stems from doctrinal differences, and Gavidia says the position is irreversible. In remarks cited by El Comercio, Gavidia says he will remain alone in Congress so as not to harm another party.

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Cyclone Arnab is approaching India's coast, and officials in Andhra Pradesh have ordered evacuations and put the state on high alert. Al Jazeera reports that India has already evacuated tens of thousands of people and describes the cyclone as “very severe.” The Indian Express says pregnant women are being evacuated and schools shut, and reports that Odisha has mobilised ministers.

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The minister says that the framework for non-teaching staff requires negotiation with ANMP.

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According to several headlines, Egypt approved military support for Saudi Arabia after Houthi attacks escalated. The National and Haaretz attribute the approval to Egypt's parliament, and Haaretz describes the aid as military assistance against the Houthis.

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Presidency Minister Leitão Amaro said the government is proud of its police forces. RTP summarises the statement as the government saying it is “proud” of the police.

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After another police charge, parties and citizens demand a response from the Government, according to Jornal de Notícias. Público asks whether the Government only reacts once the PSD reaches 15%, a critical reading the paper frames as a question.

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Presidency Minister Leitão Amaro said the government is proud of its police forces. RTP summarises the statement as the government saying it is “proud” of the police.

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According to Metrópoles, deputy Duda Salabert asked the courts to seize Flávio Bolsonaro's passport after his defeat. Gazeta do Povo refers to government-aligned deputies, not a single deputy, as the ones requesting the seizure of Flávio Bolsonaro's passport.

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Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado has returned to Venezuela after about a year in exile, according to several headlines. Headlines highlight crowds greeting her on her return, and the journey by car from the Colombian border to Caracas. Marco Rubio attributes Machado's return to the work of the US, according to El Comercio and RPP. The European Union welcomes the return and calls for moving towards free elections, according to La Tercera.

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Presidency Minister Leitão Amaro said the government is proud of its police forces. RTP summarises the statement as the government saying it is “proud” of the police.

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A PL deputy proposes a referendum on separating southern Brazil, according to four Brazilian outlets. Metrópoles quotes the deputy saying the South "deserves to be free" after the election. Folha de S.Paulo says the deputy is from Santa Catarina and that he will propose the referendum.

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According to several headlines, Egypt approved military support for Saudi Arabia after Houthi attacks escalated. The National and Haaretz attribute the approval to Egypt's parliament, and Haaretz describes the aid as military assistance against the Houthis.

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Egypt's parliament has authorised President El Sisi to send troops to defend Saudi Arabia, according to The National, Al Jazeera, TASS and Egypt Independent. TASS describes the approval as military aid, while The National and Egypt Independent refer to sending troops.

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US Attorney General Todd Blanche defends the lawsuit tied to the Alaska Senate race, saying Trump is "not trying to meddle" in the results, according to the South China Morning Post. CBS News reports the lawsuit was prompted by confusion over Dan Sullivan's name, without detailing how that confusion arose.

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Indian publishers, including outlets linked to Ambani and Adani, are contesting the Modi government’s data protection law, according to headlines from The Hindu, The Express Tribune and The Wire. The Wire, citing a report, says these outlets are owned by Ambani and Adani, while the other headlines only refer to their links to the groups.

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Peruvian senator Jorge Gavidia confirms he will leave the Buen Gobierno caucus after voting in favour of the delegated powers. According to RPP, the departure stems from doctrinal differences, and Gavidia says the position is irreversible. In remarks cited by El Comercio, Gavidia says he will remain alone in Congress so as not to harm another party.

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Former prime minister Jacinda Ardern is joining the University of Sydney as a lecturer and mentor, according to The Guardian Australia. The Sydney Morning Herald frames the move from head of government to academia as a new role for Ardern at the same university. New Zealand's RNZ only reports that Ardern has a new job in Australia.

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Alaska Democratic Senate candidate Mary Peltola and her family suffered minor injuries in a car accident, according to PBS NewsHour. Fox News reports that the minor injuries forced her to skip campaign events.

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The attorney general calls on parliament to revise the protest law, according to Jornal de Notícias, Expresso and RTP. Observador raises the same issue as a question, without presenting it as the attorney general's position.

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Trump intensified attacks on Abdul El-Sayed, the Democratic Senate candidate in Michigan, according to PBS NewsHour, NPR and The Guardian. Al Jazeera, Mainichi and NPR describe these attacks as anti-Muslim, and Mainichi reports a rebuke from Arab Americans. Fox News frames the story mainly around the Senate race, which it says is tightening.

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The attorney general calls on parliament to revise the protest law, according to Jornal de Notícias, Expresso and RTP. Observador raises the same issue as a question, without presenting it as the attorney general's position.

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The Attorney General's office challenges parliament to revise the demonstrations law and rules out appealing to the Constitutional Court, according to Diário de Notícias. Jornal de Notícias and Expresso report the same challenge to parliament, with Expresso noting the law dates from 1974. RTP also reports the Attorney General's challenge to Parliament to revise the right-to-demonstrate law.

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The Houthis say they attacked Riyadh airport and military bases, and report a new attack on the airport after flights had resumed. The Saudi-led coalition says it intercepted a missile launched by the Houthis, as reported by CGTN, The Daily Star, The Hindu and SCMP. According to Dhaka Tribune and Al Jazeera, the coalition says it struck Houthi missile facilities.

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Algeria's upper house of parliament approved sending troops to Niger, according to Al Jazeera, Channels TV and Premium Times. Egypt Independent describes the move as Algeria's first overseas deployment since 1973.

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Pakistan's Punjab government extended the detention of Imran Khan's sisters by another 30 days, according to Geo News and The Hindu. Dawn reports that the Lahore High Court disposed of a petition seeking the sisters' release after the government extended their detention.

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The Houthis say they attacked Riyadh airport and military bases, and report a new attack on the airport after flights had resumed. The Saudi-led coalition says it intercepted a missile launched by the Houthis, as reported by CGTN, The Daily Star, The Hindu and SCMP. According to Dhaka Tribune and Al Jazeera, the coalition says it struck Houthi missile facilities.

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The Houthis say they attacked Riyadh airport and military bases, and report a new attack on the airport after flights had resumed. The Saudi-led coalition says it intercepted a missile launched by the Houthis, as reported by CGTN, The Daily Star, The Hindu and SCMP. According to Dhaka Tribune and Al Jazeera, the coalition says it struck Houthi missile facilities.

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Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado has returned home after about a year abroad, according to headlines from Daily Maverick and The Hindu. The Japan Times adds that, now back, Machado is walking a tightrope between her supporters and Trump.

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Several headlines report that a student-led movement claims a historic victory in Serbia's parliamentary election. MyJoyOnline describes celebrations in Serbia after veteran ruler Vučić lost the election to the student-led movement. Egypt Independent says the Serbian leader conceded defeat, in what it calls a seismic political shift. PBS NewsHour states that the student-led movement ousted Serbia's right-wing ruler in the election.

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Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado has returned home after about a year abroad, according to headlines from Daily Maverick and The Hindu. The Japan Times adds that, now back, Machado is walking a tightrope between her supporters and Trump.

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Trump says the US and Israel must «finish the job», reaffirming his support for Netanyahu. According to The Times of Israel, the backing follows a request allegedly made by Netanyahu. Fox News uses the phrase «finish the job» in a different context, about restoring the Department of War and the role of Congress.

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Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić concedes defeat in parliamentary elections to the student-led movement. Al Jazeera and CGTN report the student movement's win, while The Hindu says the movement claims a historic victory. TASS publishes a summary of the defeat of Vučić's party in the parliamentary elections. MyJoyOnline reports celebrations in Serbia after Vučić lost the election to the protest movement.

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The governments of China, Portugal and France congratulate Lula on his election victory and speak of a partnership with Brazil. Diário de Notícias and Metrópoles highlight the phrase «strategic partnership», used by the Portuguese and French presidents.

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Folha de S.Paulo and Diário de Notícias say he is pursuing a lawsuit against Lula for abuse of power. Metrópoles attributes the information to Flávio's allies.

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Jornal de Notícias reports that local authorities are ruling out tolls at the entrances to Porto and Lisbon, with no alternative offered. RTP reports that Lisbon and Porto give victory to Lula.

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The newspapers Público and Expresso report a demonstration planned for Tuesday in front of the Parliament. According to Expresso, the protesters left Rossio but promise to close ranks in front of Parliament.

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Former Japanese prime minister Yasuo Fukuda has died at the age of 90, according to headlines from newspapers in Japan, Hong Kong, Bangladesh, Nigeria and Macau. The South China Morning Post and The Daily Star highlight his efforts to build ties with China.

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Aleksandar Vučić concedes defeat in Serbia's parliamentary election to the student-led protest movement, according to several outlets. Some headlines describe the vote as a historic or seismic political shift; others only report that the leader, after 12 years in power, has lost. The headlines also say the student-led opposition won, without giving final results.

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Several governments congratulated Lula da Silva on his re-election in Brazil, among them Chile, Canada, Mozambique, China and Russia. According to Diário de Notícias, China promises to strengthen cooperation with Brazil.

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A court in Sultanpur, in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh, acquitted Congress leader Rahul Gandhi in a defamation case. The case was brought by a BJP leader, who accused Gandhi of calling Amit Shah a «murder accused». The Hindu reports that Gandhi travelled to Sultanpur for the verdict.

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South Korean President Lee's approval rating falls to 35.3% after a rebound, according to a poll cited by The Korea Times and Yonhap. Separately, Mainichi reports that approval for the Takaichi Cabinet stays at 45%, according to its own poll.

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Three Indian outlets report a crash involving Rahul Gandhi's convoy in Uttar Pradesh, with vehicles colliding. The Hindu says the Congress leader is safe.

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The Houthis claim a new missile attack on Riyadh's airport in Saudi Arabia. According to RTP, the Saudi-led coalition says it shot down the missile.

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The Houthis claim a new missile attack on Riyadh's airport in Saudi Arabia. According to RTP, the Saudi-led coalition says it shot down the missile.

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South Korea's Budget Ministry will begin an early review of 2028 spending cuts, according to The Korea Times and Yonhap. The Sydney Morning Herald argues that spending cuts should begin with scrapping AUKUS.

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South Korea's Budget Ministry will begin an early review of 2028 spending cuts, according to The Korea Times and Yonhap. The Sydney Morning Herald argues that spending cuts should begin with scrapping AUKUS.

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Former Japanese prime minister Yasuo Fukuda has died at the age of 90, according to headlines from newspapers in Japan, Hong Kong, Bangladesh, Nigeria and Macau. The South China Morning Post and The Daily Star highlight his efforts to build ties with China.

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Chile's Justice Minister Rabat says he has not considered resigning, according to La Tercera and Cooperativa. La Tercera reports that the minister is studying two mechanisms to reverse sentence reductions. El País highlights that the sentence reductions cover 56 people convicted of child sexual abuse.

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The Houthis say they attacked Riyadh airport and military bases, and report a new attack on the airport after flights had resumed. The Saudi-led coalition says it intercepted a missile launched by the Houthis, as reported by CGTN, The Daily Star, The Hindu and SCMP. According to Dhaka Tribune and Al Jazeera, the coalition says it struck Houthi missile facilities.

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Barack Obama backed Abdul El-Sayed at a Michigan rally, where, according to Il Fatto Quotidiano, he said opponents were using El-Sayed's faith to attack him. Donald Trump attacked El-Sayed during a Michigan campaign stop, according to CBS News. Al Jazeera reports that Trump stoked Islamophobia at a Michigan rally against El-Sayed.

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Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado has returned to Venezuela after about a year in exile, according to several headlines. Headlines highlight crowds greeting her on her return, and the journey by car from the Colombian border to Caracas. Marco Rubio attributes Machado's return to the work of the US, according to El Comercio and RPP. The European Union welcomes the return and calls for moving towards free elections, according to La Tercera.

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The Houthis say they attacked Riyadh airport and military bases, and report a new attack on the airport after flights had resumed. The Saudi-led coalition says it intercepted a missile launched by the Houthis, as reported by CGTN, The Daily Star, The Hindu and SCMP. According to Dhaka Tribune and Al Jazeera, the coalition says it struck Houthi missile facilities.

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The Saudi-led coalition says it intercepted a ballistic missile launched by the Houthis toward Riyadh. One Pakistani outlet reports a drone intercepted and destroyed in the Riyadh region, without mentioning a missile.

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The Houthis say they attacked Riyadh airport and military bases, and report a new attack on the airport after flights had resumed. The Saudi-led coalition says it intercepted a missile launched by the Houthis, as reported by CGTN, The Daily Star, The Hindu and SCMP. According to Dhaka Tribune and Al Jazeera, the coalition says it struck Houthi missile facilities.

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Saudi Arabia partly reopened Riyadh airport after about two weeks of closure, according to the headlines. The Houthis say they attacked Riyadh airport and military bases, and the Saudi-led coalition says it intercepted a missile launched by the Houthis. Some headlines say the Houthis and the coalition are exchanging attacks in Yemen, and another says the coalition struck Houthi missile facilities.

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Trump invokes 9/11 while urging Michigan voters to oppose Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, who is Muslim. According to the headlines, the call came from Trump, and the candidate is described as Muslim; the headlines say nothing further about the argument he used.

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Several governments congratulated Lula da Silva on his re-election in Brazil, among them Chile, Canada, Mozambique, China and Russia. According to Diário de Notícias, China promises to strengthen cooperation with Brazil.

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Marine Le Pen launched her campaign for the French presidential election in Orléans, promising a national "rebirth" and the restoration of order, according to Latin American and Peruvian outlets. Portuguese outlets report that Le Pen promises a "national unity" government and wants to enshrine "the national community" in the Constitution. La Tercera reports that unions are calling for new demonstrations.

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Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado has returned to Venezuela after about a year in exile, according to several headlines. Headlines highlight crowds greeting her on her return, and the journey by car from the Colombian border to Caracas. Marco Rubio attributes Machado's return to the work of the US, according to El Comercio and RPP. The European Union welcomes the return and calls for moving towards free elections, according to La Tercera.

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Aleksandar Vučić concedes defeat in Serbia's parliamentary election to the student-led protest movement, according to several outlets. Some headlines describe the vote as a historic or seismic political shift; others only report that the leader, after 12 years in power, has lost. The headlines also say the student-led opposition won, without giving final results.

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According to three Australian outlets, a bullet inscribed with “RAT” was found on the car of a Victorian MP, and police are investigating. One outlet reports that the message also included an old firefighter’s badge number, a detail the other headlines do not mention.

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Trump invokes 9/11 while urging Michigan voters to oppose Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, who is Muslim. According to the headlines, the call came from Trump, and the candidate is described as Muslim; the headlines say nothing further about the argument he used.

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