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RTP reports that the State Department says Flávio Bolsonaro and family will get US visas. Expresso, citing O Globo, reports that Flávio Bolsonaro is already in Miami.

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Thousands of protesters gathered outside the Portuguese parliament, the Assembleia da República, to protest over housing, according to Expresso, RTP and Público. Expresso describes participants of all ages, including families with children, parents and grandparents.

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Thousands of protesters gathered outside the Portuguese parliament, the Assembleia da República, to protest over housing, according to Expresso, RTP and Público. Expresso describes participants of all ages, including families with children, parents and grandparents.

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Brazil's courts barred a lawmaker from encouraging the dismissal of opponents, according to Agência Brasil and Folha de S.Paulo. Metrópoles accused the lawmaker of encouraging the firing of PT members; she says she was misinterpreted.

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Gadi Eisenkot, of the opposition, says the opposition's win in Israel's elections is clear and states he will act to replace Netanyahu. According to early projections, Eisenkot's bloc would be ahead of Netanyahu's, while RTP reports the two blocs are tied.

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Exit polls in Israel's election show no clear winner, with Netanyahu's fate hanging in the balance. Channels TV reports a narrow edge for the opposition, while Mainichi describes a rebuke of Netanyahu without a clear winner. The Times of Israel says the polls show rejection of Netanyahu's current coalition, but leave uncertainty about its replacement. CGTN says Eisenkot claims readiness to form a government, and NPR reports partial results showing no clear winner.

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RTP reports that the State Department says Flávio Bolsonaro and family will get US visas. Expresso, citing O Globo, reports that Flávio Bolsonaro is already in Miami.

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Thousands of people protested in Lisbon over housing, in front of Parliament, according to Jornal de Notícias and Expresso. Público highlights that parents and children took part in the protest together.

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Caetano Veloso is suing Lucas Pavanato, a deputy-elect, after Pavanato called him a «vagabundo», according to Metrópoles and Folha de S.Paulo. La Nación says the reason for the lawsuit is the insult, and describes Pavanato as a Bolsonarist deputy.

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Gadi Eisenkot, of the opposition, says the opposition's win in Israel's elections is clear and states he will act to replace Netanyahu. According to early projections, Eisenkot's bloc would be ahead of Netanyahu's, while RTP reports the two blocs are tied.

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According to exit polls, Netanyahu's party has the most votes, but the opposition bloc could win the elections in Israel.

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According to Libération, Gadi Eisenkot's coalition is ahead of Netanyahu's in Israel's legislative elections but has no majority. Le Monde describes the two blocs as neck and neck, with Netanyahu and Eisenkot each claiming the right to form a government. Le Figaro reports that Netanyahu's party accuses the Arab parties of having «stolen the elections».

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Metrópoles and Folha de S.Paulo say the decision sidelines Tereza Cristina's plans; Gazeta do Povo says it goes against the alliance with Flávio.

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Thousands of people protested in Lisbon over housing, in front of Parliament, according to Jornal de Notícias and Expresso. Público highlights that parents and children took part in the protest together.

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Housing protests reached Parliament after a rally in Rossio, according to Expresso. Observador reports protests against tuition fee increases in Évora.

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US and Cuban diplomats shouted at each other at the UN during the debate on the embargo, according to Fox News, The National and CBC News. Fox News describes the Cuban foreign minister moving toward the US ambassador's podium, with the words «Back up!».

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Alex Pretti's parents say they have heard nothing from the federal government about his death. El País reports that the family accuses Trump's government of concealing evidence about the death, and The Japan Times says the family criticises the administration for withholding evidence. ABC News broadcast the family's first press conference, in which the parents said it has been «a miserable year».

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The government wants graduates to be able to teach in primary school without a master's degree or a traineeship, according to Expresso. Público reports that the Conselho das Escolas agrees that graduates in Educação Básica should be allowed to teach in the 1.º ciclo.

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Agência Brasil reports that a court barred the congresswoman from encouraging the dismissal of opponents. Folha de S.Paulo says the labor minister rejected the campaign calling for the dismissal of Lula's voters.

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Mozambique's government approved regulations to strengthen the organisation of the National Health System, according to O País, and new rules for how the health sector operates, according to Carta de Moçambique. Agência Brasil reports that Brazil's government released R$ 5.2 billion to strengthen social assistance and health; these headlines do not link this funding to the Mozambican rules.

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Alex Pretti's parents say they have heard nothing from the federal government about his death. El País reports that the family accuses Trump's government of concealing evidence about the death, and The Japan Times says the family criticises the administration for withholding evidence. ABC News broadcast the family's first press conference, in which the parents said it has been «a miserable year».

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Spanish outlets ABC, El País and El Mundo report that insurers Asisa and Adeslas did not bid for the new military healthcare contract. According to ABC, Asisa and Adeslas will cover the Mugeju contract, but the Isfas contract received no bids. El País says healthcare for 500,000 military personnel is left in limbo, while El Mundo states that both insurers are abandoning this coverage.

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Pakistan's government says it is working to raise the electricity relief threshold to 250 units, according to the power minister. Geo News and Dawn report the same effort, with the minister describing an end to six-month higher charges for consumers above 200 units, and Dawn describing the slab system as punitive.

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Senator Jorge Gavidia resigned from the Buen Gobierno party, according to La República. Matute says the sanction approved for those who leave their caucus is not enough. El Comercio reports the party is weighing expelling Gavidia despite his resignation.

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Wike’s Rainbow Coalition unveiled adopted candidates in Rivers and backed Tinubu’s second term bid, according to Premium Times. Punch published a full list of APC and PDP candidates in Rivers for Wike’s 2027 Rainbow Coalition. Channels TV reports that Fubara reaffirmed support for Tinubu and the Wike-led Rainbow Coalition.

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Vox expelled its two dissident councillors in Valencia's city council, according to El Mundo, ABC and El País. El Mundo links the decision to the complication of Catalá's governability days before 29-N; El País names the councillors as Juanma Badenas and Cecilia Herrero.

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Agência Brasil reports that a court barred the congresswoman from encouraging the dismissal of opponents. Folha de S.Paulo says the labor minister rejected the campaign calling for the dismissal of Lula's voters.

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Wike’s Rainbow Coalition unveiled adopted candidates in Rivers and backed Tinubu’s second term bid, according to Premium Times. Punch published a full list of APC and PDP candidates in Rivers for Wike’s 2027 Rainbow Coalition. Channels TV reports that Fubara reaffirmed support for Tinubu and the Wike-led Rainbow Coalition.

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India has invited a Pakistani minister to the SCO civilisational dialogue in New Delhi in November, according to The Hindu, The Indian Express and The Wire. The Hindu and The Wire describe it as the first such invitation since 2023, while The Indian Express links it to Operation Sindoor.

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Javier Milei's government says it will not comment on Lula's victory. Folha de S.Paulo adds that the Argentine government says Milei is «not a hypocrite».

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CBS News highlights the races to watch in the 2026 U.S. midterm elections. CBC News says these races will decide who controls Congress for the rest of Trump's presidency. CGTN, from China, says the midterm elections could affect Trump's presidency.

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Serbia’s student movement toppled Vučić’s party, which had governed for 14 years, according to Fox News. Rappler asks whether the movement can now govern the country, while The Indian Express says it won national elections within two years. The Hindu reports that movement supporters entered a pro-government TV newsroom after the election victory.

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Three French outlets report a South Korean debate over a «Call of Duty» scenario that imagines a new war with North Korea. Le Figaro says the opposition invited the president to play the game to understand the stakes of the conflict with Pyongyang. Libération links the story to special effects and portrays South Korea as showing its teeth.

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Wike’s Rainbow Coalition unveiled adopted candidates in Rivers and backed Tinubu’s second term bid, according to Premium Times. Punch published a full list of APC and PDP candidates in Rivers for Wike’s 2027 Rainbow Coalition. Channels TV reports that Fubara reaffirmed support for Tinubu and the Wike-led Rainbow Coalition.

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Brazil's Federal Police are investigating a possible escape by Flávio Bolsonaro to the United States, according to Diário de Notícias and Jornal de Notícias. RPP reports that the former candidate's whereabouts are unknown. Metrópoles reports that Lula's ministers blame Moraes for the possible escape. Folha de S.Paulo sets out what is known about the case after the election defeat.

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Público reports that the PP and Vox announced a pact to secure a right-wing majority in the Senate, in the context of Spain's elections. Expresso describes the same pact as a prelude to a future PP-Vox government. Both headlines agree on the core point: a PP–Vox agreement to control the Senate. Público presents it as an announcement, while Expresso frames it as a possible step toward a government.

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Parliament debated the 2027 State Budget proposal in general terms. Público reports that housing divided lawmakers during the debate. Diário de Notícias ran a live coverage of the debate.

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The Houthis say they hit the Ras Tanura oil refinery in Saudi Arabia with ballistic missiles. The Jerusalem Post attributes the claim to the Houthis and mentions the defense ministry; Rappler and The Citizen only say the refinery was hit by a missile.

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The government wants licensed graduates to be able to teach in primary school (1.º ciclo) without a master's degree or a traineeship, according to headlines from Jornal de Notícias, Diário de Notícias, Observador, Público and Expresso. Observador frames the measure around a shortage of teachers, while the other headlines only describe the proposal.

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President Tinubu has sent a bill on the transfer of convicted offenders to the Nigerian Senate, according to Channels TV, Punch and Premium Times. Premium Times reports that the bill would allow Nigerians convicted abroad to be transferred back home.

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Público reports that housing divided Parliament on a day of debate on the State Budget. RTP announces the debate and the vote in general of the 2027 State Budget proposal.

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Israel may take months to form a new government after the election, according to Observador. RTP reports that Eisenkot wants to form a government and opposes new elections.

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The government wants licensed graduates to be able to teach in primary school (1.º ciclo) without a master's degree or a traineeship, according to headlines from Jornal de Notícias, Diário de Notícias, Observador, Público and Expresso. Observador frames the measure around a shortage of teachers, while the other headlines only describe the proposal.

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The government wants licensed graduates to be able to teach in primary school (1.º ciclo) without a master's degree or a traineeship, according to headlines from Jornal de Notícias, Diário de Notícias, Observador, Público and Expresso. Observador frames the measure around a shortage of teachers, while the other headlines only describe the proposal.

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Prime Minister Luís Montenegro broke his silence on the protests during the budget debate in parliament, according to Expresso and Público. Montenegro praises the PSP's handling of the protests and says he was working, rejecting claims he had been absent in recent days, according to Diário de Notícias. RTP quotes the prime minister describing the PSP's work as «careful» and «competent». Público highlights that Seguro distanced himself from the PSP's actions at the protests, on the same day Montenegro spoke in parliament.

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Several Portuguese outlets report that the party of Flávio Bolsonaro recognises Lula's victory in Brazil's election. Argentina's Clarín adds that Flávio announces he will lead the opposition.

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Folha de S.Paulo quotes Garman, of Eurasia, saying Lula's priority should be putting out fires with the pick for Finance. Metrópoles argues Dario Durigan is the right name for Finance, with no further detail in the headline.

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The government wants licensed graduates to be able to teach in primary school (1.º ciclo) without a master's degree or a traineeship, according to headlines from Jornal de Notícias, Diário de Notícias, Observador, Público and Expresso. Observador frames the measure around a shortage of teachers, while the other headlines only describe the proposal.

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The government wants graduates to be able to teach in the 1st cycle without a master's degree or internship, according to headlines from RTP, JN, DN, Público and Expresso. Observador frames the measure around a shortage of teachers, saying the government wants graduates to teach.

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Pakistan's government says it is working to raise the electricity relief threshold to 250 units, according to the power minister. Geo News and Dawn report the same effort, with the minister describing an end to six-month higher charges for consumers above 200 units, and Dawn describing the slab system as punitive.

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President Tinubu has sent a bill on the transfer of convicted offenders to the Nigerian Senate, according to Channels TV, Punch and Premium Times. Premium Times reports that the bill would allow Nigerians convicted abroad to be transferred back home.

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President Tinubu has sent a bill on the transfer of convicted offenders to the Nigerian Senate, according to Channels TV, Punch and Premium Times. Premium Times reports that the bill would allow Nigerians convicted abroad to be transferred back home.

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