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Motta announces an effort with PSB and PSD to seek support for a mixed district voting system, according to Gazeta do Povo. Edinho says the PT defends list voting but could negotiate a mixed district system, according to Metrópoles.

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The UN General Assembly again approved the resolution calling for an end to the US embargo on Cuba, with 130 votes in favour, according to Clarín. Argentina again voted against condemning the embargo, according to La Nación, and Peru abstained, according to La República. Chile abstained for the first time in 33 years, according to La Tercera, and La Jornada reports a broad majority in favour of the resolution. El País says the US sought support in the Assembly to keep the embargo, while El Universal and El Comercio report approval with fewer backers, and Havana speaks of a "triumph of truth".

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Eisenkot says he wants to form a government and opposes new elections.

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An Argentine lawmaker asks for explanations about Flávio Bolsonaro's entry into the country, according to Metrópoles. Folha de S.Paulo says the Argentine lawmaker is requesting an investigation into Flávio Bolsonaro's passage through the country.

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The Times of Israel says Arab parties are emerging as potential kingmakers, putting the Zionist opposition before a fateful choice. Al Jazeera questions that reading and argues Arab parties may not be the kingmakers in this Israeli election. Fox News reports that Netanyahu alleges fraud as Arab parties score record gains, and also frames them as potential kingmakers.

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The Portuguese government announces support of up to 80% for the purchase of electric cars by lower-income citizens. Observador reports that this support is included in the 2027 State Budget.

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Israeli President Isaac Herzog urges parties to avoid another election and to keep an open mind in coalition talks. All three headlines report the same appeal; The Times of Israel adds that the vote count is nearly complete.

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Former minister Ana Mendes Godinho has been appointed to a senior post at the OECD, according to Expresso and Diário de Notícias.

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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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Former minister Ana Mendes Godinho has been appointed to a senior post at the OECD, according to Expresso and Diário de Notícias.

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The Portuguese government announces support of up to 80% for the purchase of electric cars by less well-off citizens. Observador reports that the support is foreseen in the 2027 State Budget.

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Chega announces it will vote against the 2027 State Budget at the general vote.

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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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Democratic lawmakers criticize the Trump administration for granting a visa to Flávio Bolsonaro, which headlines describe as rolling out the red carpet. Gazeta do Povo adds that Democrats are demanding explanations from the government over the visas.

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Sky News and The Guardian both publish key-point summaries of the UK budget earlier in the day, with The Guardian titling its piece Budget 2026. BBC News, later in the day, asks what the main points of the budget are and how they will be funded, without listing them in its headline.

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Sky News and The Guardian both publish key-point summaries of the UK budget earlier in the day, with The Guardian titling its piece Budget 2026. BBC News, later in the day, asks what the main points of the budget are and how they will be funded, without listing them in its headline.

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With the count still ongoing, no clear winner has emerged in Israel's election, according to The Wire. Netanyahu's bloc leads after about half the votes are counted but has no majority, per The Hindu, Dawn, Dhaka Tribune and Channels TV. With 85% counted, Netanyahu's bloc has 53 seats and Eisenkot's 48, says The Times of Israel; The Jerusalem Post projects 54 seats for Netanyahu. Arab parties surge to 19 seats according to The Times of Israel, and Haaretz reports a historic high with over 70% counted.

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Metrópoles reports that the Spanish government suspects human error caused the crash.

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According to El País, farmers suspended their protest outside the Ministry of Agriculture over the train accident. Semana and ABC report disturbances outside the Ministry of Transport during a protest linked to the Urda train accident.

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Parliament debated and voted in general on the proposed 2027 State Budget, according to RTP and Observador. Jornal de Notícias reports that the Livre party will vote against the government's proposal in general.

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France's Senate has approved a bill that toughens penalties for those responsible for public disorder. Gazeta do Povo links the approval to violent protests and specifically mentions looting.

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An Argentine lawmaker asks for explanations about Flávio Bolsonaro's entry into the country, according to Metrópoles. Folha de S.Paulo says the Argentine lawmaker is requesting an investigation into Flávio Bolsonaro's passage through the country.

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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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Patients and an association ask the government to consider compulsory licences for obesity drugs, according to Observador and Jornal de Notícias. Público frames the same request around price, saying the association asks the government to help lower the cost of the medicines.

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France's Senate has approved a bill that toughens penalties for those responsible for public disorder. Gazeta do Povo links the approval to violent protests and specifically mentions looting.

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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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Three outlets, from the UK and Qatar, preview the new government's first budget without revealing its contents. The BBC only refers to what to expect from this year's budget, while The Guardian asks who wins and who pays. Al Jazeera presents the budget as the first of Burnham's government.

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After Israel's election, parties are preparing for lengthy talks, and The New York Times says there is no clear path to forming a government. Al Jazeera asks whether Netanyahu or Eisenkot can form the next coalition, while The Hindu reports that Golan urges Eisenkot's bloc to govern with Arab parties to oust Netanyahu. Haaretz argues that the opposition should form a government with Arab parties, and The Wire quotes former minister Yossi Beilin saying Netanyahu has done better than expected but Eisenkot could still form a government.

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Serbian police say a knife-wielding attacker, described as a minor in some headlines, was shot dead outside Israel's embassy in Belgrade after attacking a guard. Headlines differ in how they describe the attacker and the officer: some say policeman, others guard or officer, and one cites the minister for the account of the attack. Fox News reports that the attacker was shouting «Allahu Akbar», a claim that does not appear in the other headlines.

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A poll cited by The New York Times says the Senate race in heavily Republican South Carolina is a tossup. CBS News reports the same result, with Graham and Andrews tied in the South Carolina Senate race.

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Three outlets, from the UK and Qatar, preview the new government's first budget without revealing its contents. The BBC only refers to what to expect from this year's budget, while The Guardian asks who wins and who pays. Al Jazeera presents the budget as the first of Burnham's government.

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After Israel's election, parties are preparing for lengthy talks, and The New York Times says there is no clear path to forming a government. Al Jazeera asks whether Netanyahu or Eisenkot can form the next coalition, while The Hindu reports that Golan urges Eisenkot's bloc to govern with Arab parties to oust Netanyahu. Haaretz argues that the opposition should form a government with Arab parties, and The Wire quotes former minister Yossi Beilin saying Netanyahu has done better than expected but Eisenkot could still form a government.

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Yair Golan urges Israel's opposition to form a partnership with Arab parties to replace Netanyahu, according to Haaretz and The Jerusalem Post. The Hindu specifies that the appeal is addressed to Eisenkot's bloc, while The New York Times describes the parties bracing for negotiations with no clear path to forming a government.

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Portugal's budget was approved, with the PS abstaining, according to RTP, which warns of changes during the detailed review. Expresso had anticipated the approval, with housing at the centre of the debate. Observador asks whether the approved budget will be changed, without answering.

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Yair Golan urges Israel's opposition to form a partnership with Arab parties to replace Netanyahu, according to Haaretz and The Jerusalem Post. The Hindu specifies that the appeal is addressed to Eisenkot's bloc, while The New York Times describes the parties bracing for negotiations with no clear path to forming a government.

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The BJP has named Hardeep Singh Puri as its candidate for the Rajya Sabha bypoll in Madhya Pradesh, according to The Indian Express and The Hindu. The Wire links the choice to the week after the Epstein photos made headlines, a context the other two headlines do not mention.

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Benjamin Netanyahu calls for forming a strong right-wing government. According to Diário de Notícias, with 72% of votes counted, Netanyahu leads without a majority.

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RTP reports a housing protest, with lawmakers alongside the demonstrators. Diário de Notícias also links housing to a demonstration, with no further details in its headline.

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France's Senate has approved a bill that toughens penalties for those responsible for public disorder. Gazeta do Povo links the approval to violent protests and specifically mentions looting.

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France's Senate has approved a bill that toughens penalties for those responsible for public disorder. Gazeta do Povo links the approval to violent protests and specifically mentions looting.

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Parliament debated and voted in general on the proposed 2027 State Budget, according to RTP and Observador. Jornal de Notícias reports that the Livre party will vote against the government's proposal in general.

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Three outlets, from the UK and Qatar, preview the new government's first budget without revealing its contents. The BBC only refers to what to expect from this year's budget, while The Guardian asks who wins and who pays. Al Jazeera presents the budget as the first of Burnham's government.

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Parliament debated and voted in general on the proposed 2027 State Budget, according to RTP and Observador. Jornal de Notícias reports that the Livre party will vote against the government's proposal in general.

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Benjamin Netanyahu calls for forming a strong right-wing government. According to Diário de Notícias, with 72% of votes counted, Netanyahu leads without a majority.

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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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Eisenkot says he wants to form a government and opposes new elections.

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According to the headlines, Israel's election produced no clear winner, with Netanyahu and the opposition on equal footing, and exit polls suggest a rebuke for Netanyahu. Partial results and the vote count kept the outcome undecided, with 88% of votes counted according to CBS News. Al Jazeera reports that Israel's stock market fell as exit polls came in, while Haaretz calls the result the worst possible outcome for change.

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According to La Jornada, Senator Enrique Inzunza lost the chairmanship of a Mexican Senate committee. El Universal reports that Chavira replaces him on the Legislative Studies Committee, whose chairmanship had been vacant since September.

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An Argentine lawmaker asks for explanations about Flávio Bolsonaro's entry into the country, according to Metrópoles. Folha de S.Paulo says the Argentine lawmaker is requesting an investigation into Flávio Bolsonaro's passage through the country.

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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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Netanyahu asks for patience until the election results are in, but is betting on a government without Arab parties, according to El Comercio and El Universal. Semana says Netanyahu is betting on a decisive majority and rules out a deal with Arab parties.

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The Pentagon estimates the US cost of the Iran war has risen above $47 billion, according to Pentagon data cited by Geo News, Daily Maverick, Dawn and other outlets. The New York Times reports the cost has risen to $47.1 billion, a figure the Pentagon reportedly gave lawmakers. CBS News attributes the $47 billion estimate to the US military.

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According to Folha de S.Paulo, the PT will back Hugo Motta's re-election as president of the Chamber of Deputies.

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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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Netanyahu asks for patience until the election results are in, but is betting on a government without Arab parties, according to El Comercio and El Universal. Semana says Netanyahu is betting on a decisive majority and rules out a deal with Arab parties.

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Metrópoles also reports another outbreak of the disease in the same state.

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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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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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Newspapers highlight housing as the central issue in the first day of the State Budget debate in Parliament. Diário de Notícias also mentions the demonstrations, and Observador, police action. Expresso reports that the Budget is approved today.

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