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US proposed Ukraine cedes Donbas in exchange for NATO membership, Zelensky says
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said US negotiators floated the idea during peace talks in Abu Dhabi, marking the first time the proposition was raised.
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Donald Trump, Xi Jinping, and Vladimir Putin to meet in China next Thursday
The trilateral meeting will take place on the sidelines of the APEC summit in Shenzhen, focusing on denuclearization, though analysts and U.S. officials consider concrete progress unlikely.
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EU forms group of five nations to represent the bloc in talks with Russia
The coalition, comprising five military powers and EU institutions, aims to ensure the continent has a decisive voice in discussions on European security and ending the war.
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Trump removes J.D. Vance from Iran talks and rules out new deal
The decision follows the vice president's attempt to resume dialogue with Iranian General Mohsen Rezaei, signaling internal disagreement over U.S. strategy in the Middle East.
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Meta raises R$ 522.7 million in 2026 elections and leads spending
The Liberal Party led content boosting investments on the platform, allocating R$ 119.3 million, nearly double the amount spent by the PT.
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Trump envoys arrive in Moscow for meeting with Vladimir Putin
The visit follows direct negotiations between Russian and Ukrainian delegations in Abu Dhabi, as Kyiv reports technical difficulties accessing the Starshield satellite internet service on the front lines.
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Democrat Scott Colom wins historic Senate race in Mississippi
The 43-year-old prosecutor's victory marks the first time a Democrat has been elected to the U.S. Senate from Mississippi since 1947, ending decades of Republican dominance in the state's seat.
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Democrat elected in Mississippi becomes state's first Black senator in 150 years
With a margin of 4,669 votes and 99% of precincts reporting, the Democrat ends the party's Senate drought in the state dating back to 1982.
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Lula criticizes attacks on climate agreements at COP31 opening in Turkey
In his first international speech following his reelection, the Brazilian president warned in Turkey about the risk of global heating reaching 2.8ºC and demanded climate financing.
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US vote counting continues one week after midterm elections
Although Democrats have secured a legislative majority, 17 Senate, House, and gubernatorial races remain undecided due to local counting procedures and mail-in ballots.
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Federal judge allows Donald Trump’s $10bn defamation lawsuit against BBC to proceed
The ruling requires the president to prove actual damages at trial, while a separate claim regarding Florida trade laws was dismissed by the court following the broadcaster's motion.
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TSE fines Meta R$ 7.5 million for non-compliance with election court orders
The penalty was applied unanimously due to delays, lack of transparency, and partial compliance with rulings, though the court found no evidence of deliberate interference in the election.
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Republicans choose Representative Jim Jordan to lead US House minority
The Ohio lawmaker defeated Steve Scalise in a secret ballot and will take over the Republican leadership in the House after the party lost control of the chamber in the midterm elections.
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Jim Jordan elected US House Republican leader
The Ohio congressman replaces Mike Johnson as the party's minority leader, signaling an uncompromising opposition strategy following the Republican loss of both chambers of Congress in the midterm elections.
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US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth dismisses impeachment bid as 'a farce'
The impeachment articles, introduced by Representative Thomas Massie, include allegations of constitutional violations regarding the lack of congressional approval for the ongoing military conflict in Iran.
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Republican congressman initiates impeachment process against U.S. Secretary of Defense
Representative Thomas Massie filed articles of impeachment against Pete Hegseth, alleging constitutional violations regarding the management of the war in Iran, in a process facing an uncertain future.
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Trump and Rubio defend Pentagon chief after impeachment request
Representative Thomas Massie filed the resolution in the House following the economic impact of the war against Iran, while the IAEA reports 440.9 kg of enriched uranium in the Persian country.
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Paraguayan President requests resignation of ministers and senior officials
The measure aims to reorganize the government following Santiago Peña's removal and the country's financial crisis, excluding positions with legal mandates.
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Lula travels to Turkey and the Philippines on first international trip after reelection
The president will attend COP31 in Antalya to hand over the conference presidency and then visit the Philippines to strengthen economic and diplomatic ties.
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Trump alleges voter fraud without evidence in US midterms
After conceding defeat the previous week, the US president shifted his rhetoric and began questioning the integrity of the election that gave the Democratic Party control of Congress.
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Democratic Party wins governorship and expands presence in Georgia in midterm elections
With the victory of Keisha Lance Bottoms and the reelection of Jon Ossoff, the party advances in suburban districts and consolidates a demographic shift that alters the state's political balance.
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Paraguayan Public Prosecutor's Office finds secret safe in Santiago Peña's home
Searches at the former president's residence, removed from office following the Ueno Bank collapse, aim to clarify irregularities in multi-million loans that exceeded his official salary.
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Trump plans meeting with Putin and Xi Jinping in China to discuss Iran war
The unprecedented trilateral meeting is scheduled for the APEC summit in Shenzhen on November 18-19 and is expected to address issues such as denuclearization.
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Lula attends COP31 in Turkey and calls for greater responsibility from wealthy nations
Due to health issues, the Brazilian president canceled secondary speeches and an official dinner, delegating representation at forest-related events to focus on recovering his voice.
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Pope Leo XIV criticizes austerity measures during visit to Argentina
The pontiff's 12-day Latin America tour includes visits to a prison and a home for disabled people, with church officials expecting 7 million attendees across all scheduled events in Argentina.
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Republican midterm election defeat triggers internal crisis and international distancing
The Republican Party faces a period of deep reflection after losing control of Congress and state governments, while far-right European allies begin to distance themselves from the Trump administration.
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Trump says new attack on Iran is unlikely if deal progresses
The U.S. president conditions a definitive truce on the signing of a strong pact, while Iran points to diplomatic stagnation following the U.S. elections.
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Israeli President Tasks Gadi Eisenkot with Forming New Government
Opposition figure Gadi Eisenkot received a 28-day mandate to negotiate a coalition after securing the support of 67 lawmakers, surpassing incumbent Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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Trump Midterm Defeat Shapes 2028 US Presidential Race
Democratic gains and pressure on Vice President JD Vance and allies highlight challenges in the 2028 White House race, with shifts in traditional strongholds.
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Former Paraguayan President Santiago Peña formally charged and faces arrest request
Following his impeachment by Congress, the former leader faces charges of breach of trust and self-dealing linked to the Ueno Bank crisis.
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Paraguayan court orders arrest of Santiago Peña following impeachment
The former Paraguayan president was placed under house arrest immediately after being removed from office by the Senate amid financial investigations involving Ueno Bank and the Central Bank.
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Trump appoints Stephen Miller as new White House Chief of Staff
The selection of Stephen Miller as chief of staff follows the Republican midterm defeat and signals a hardening of U.S. immigration policy.
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US midterms shake up political landscape and spark early 2028 race
Major Democratic gains in Congress and friction within the Republican Party over the war in Iran reshape the political map as potential candidates position themselves for the White House.
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Paraguayan President requests 72 hours to prepare defense in impeachment trial
Santiago Peña faces an impeachment trial following the collapse of Ueno Bank, which impacted nearly three million customers and sparked allegations of negligence and conflict of interest.
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Paraguayan President Santiago Peña resigns amid banking crisis
The president's departure follows the collapse of Ueno Bank, which held approximately $850 million in public funds and served nearly half of the Paraguayan population.
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Paraguayan Chamber of Deputies begins impeachment proceedings against President Santiago Peña
A banking crisis involving the liquidation of the digital bank Ueno, which left millions of customers without access to their funds, has triggered an impeachment request against President Santiago Peña.
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Democratic Senate victory limits Trump's influence over the Federal Reserve
With a new majority, Senator Elizabeth Warren is set to lead the Banking Committee, hindering executive appointments and protecting the central bank's autonomy.
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Democratic victory in Congress leads to political gridlock for Trump administration
Opposition control of the legislature limits the White House's spending capacity and reduces political risk premiums, creating a scenario of legislative paralysis until 2028.
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US House Speaker Mike Johnson announces resignation after Republican defeat
The decision follows the Democratic Party's victory in securing control of both chambers of Congress, with an internal vote to choose Johnson's successor scheduled for next Tuesday.
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Democrats Win Control of US Congress in Major Victory
The Democratic Party secured victories in historically Republican strongholds and took control of both legislative chambers, driven by voter discontent with the economy and inflation.
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JD Vance Blames Iran War for Republican Midterm Defeat
The US Vice President stated that voter dissatisfaction with the conflict and inflation drove a shift to Democrats, resulting in the loss of Senate control.
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White House Says Donald Trump Remains President After Defeat
Social media post follows Democratic victory in the US midterm elections, which stripped Republicans of their congressional majority and prompted the president to signal the use of vetoes.
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After losing congressional majority, Trump signals frequent use of veto power
With the Democratic victory in the midterm elections, President Donald Trump vows to use the presidential veto to block legislation, though Congress retains the power to override it.
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Israeli president begins talks to form government after inconclusive election
The selected lawmaker faces a twenty eight day deadline to build a coalition, while Shin Bet investigates allegations of foreign interference without altering outcomes.
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Brazilian Felipe Sousa-Lazaballet elected state representative in Florida
The new lawmaker, who secured 62% of the vote in District 42, overcame 15 years as an undocumented immigrant before becoming a U.S. citizen.
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Democrats win Congress after defeats of Trump-backed candidates
Democratic victories in South Carolina, North Carolina, Texas, and Michigan mark the end of Republican control in the legislature and highlight the waning political influence of President Donald Trump.
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Trump blames US midterms defeat on Iran war and gas prices
Democrats win control of both the House and Senate in midterm elections, promising to challenge President Donald Trump's legislative agenda.
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Democrats flip 7 Republican seats and win US Senate majority
The Democratic Party won seats in traditionally Republican states like Texas, Kansas, and Ohio, securing control of the chamber in the midterm elections.
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Chris Pappas is elected to the US Senate and makes history
At 46, the Democrat representing New Hampshire in the House won the midterms race against John Sununu.
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Florida elects Byron Donalds as its first Black governor in midterms
The Trump-backed Republican won the state race amid a backdrop of Democratic gains in the U.S. Congress.
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Democrat Annie Andrews Elected U.S. Senator for South Carolina
The victory ends a 62-year Republican hegemony in the conservative state and marks the election of the first woman to represent South Carolina in the U.S. Senate.
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Two-time Paralympic champion Josh Turek elected US Senator for Iowa
The Democrat defeated Republican Ashley Hinson, ending a drought of over a decade without party senators in the state, which voted for Donald Trump in the last three presidential elections.
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Abdul El-Sayed elected as the first Muslim US senator in history
The Democrat won the race in Michigan with 51.8% of the vote and secured a Senate seat in an election marked by debates on public health and foreign policy.
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Georgia Senator Jon Ossoff wins reelection
The victory secures a critical seat for the Democratic Party as it seeks to counter the administration of President Donald Trump during his final years in office.
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Democrat Abdul El-Sayed wins Michigan Senate seat
The victory marks a historic milestone as El-Sayed becomes the first Muslim American to serve in the United States Senate, following a campaign focused on anti-establishment platforms in the Midwest.
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Keisha Lance Bottoms elected as first Black female governor in U.S. history
The Democrat, a former mayor of Atlanta, takes office with plans to expand Medicaid access, cut property taxes, and increase state education funding.
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New York re-elects Democratic Governor Kathy Hochul in midterms
The victory consolidates the state as a Democratic stronghold for nearly two decades amid a national party surge in the midterm legislative elections.
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Democrat James Talarico elected Texas senator in historic victory
The 37-year-old politician secured 59.2% of the valid votes, ending a Republican stronghold of nearly four decades in the traditional conservative stronghold.
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Trump announces end of $4 billion annual aid to Israel in 2027
The decision follows Israel's move to reduce reliance on foreign military aid, with Prime Minister Netanyahu previously signaling a shift toward a partnership model.
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US voters head to midterm polls focused on cost of living and Trump's leadership
Polls indicate that 48% of voters consider the cost of living the deciding factor, while 49% report a decline in family finances since early 2025.
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US Supreme Court Rejects Trump's Request Against California Votes
The court blocked the attempt to invalidate ballots from 20 thousand voters identified as irregular foreigners, preserving list integrity ahead of the election.
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Democratic Party wins majority in US Congress in midterm elections
With their victory at the polls on November 3, 2026, Democrats take control of the House and Senate, shifting the power dynamic for the final two years of the Trump administration.
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James Talarico challenges Ken Paxton in tight Texas Senate race
With 49% of the vote compared to his opponent's 43%, the Democratic candidate is betting on an anti-corruption platform to win in a historically Republican stronghold.
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US Midterm Elections Shape Congress and Test Government
Americans voted on November 3, 2026, to renew Congress in an election marked by dissatisfaction with inflation, the cost of living, and record fuel prices.
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US Midterms: Over 54 million Vote Early
The volume surpasses the previous mark of 46 million from 2022, while regulations and deadlines differ in each region without a centralized court.
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US legislative elections may influence tariff policy with Brazil
A potential loss of the Republican majority in the US Congress could increase scrutiny of trade tariffs, although the final decision on foreign policy remains with the Executive branch.
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ICC accuses Trump administration of trying to obstruct international justice
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio justified the sanctions by stating that the United States will ban transactions to cut off the court's funds.
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Donald Trump Approval Holds at 32% Ahead of Midterm Elections
The cost of living tops concerns for 78% of voters, while Democrats show greater enthusiasm and hold an advantage in the House race.
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UK extends permanent residency waiting period to 10 years for most migrants
Immigration reform increases the wait time for permanent residency while maintaining shorter terms for healthcare workers and high-income migrants amid domestic political pressure.
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US Voters Head to the Polls in Midterms Amid Inflation and Economy Pessimism
Persistent inflation and high interest rates weigh on the mood of American voters on the eve of an election that renews Congress and could deal a defeat to Donald Trump's administration.
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Polls show Democratic gains in swing states for US Senate control
New surveys show Democratic candidates ahead in Republican strongholds like Texas and Kansas, driven by voter dissatisfaction with the economy and President Donald Trump's administration.
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Michigan Democrat Haley Stevens endorses Republican Mike Rogers in Senate race
The unexpected endorsement by a high-profile Democratic congresswoman two days before the midterm elections intensifies internal party divisions in a battleground state crucial for control of the US Senate.
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Judge dismisses Trump administration lawsuit over Alaska Senate election
The court ruling prevents the federal government from blocking the certification of the election and marks another setback in efforts to expand federal oversight of state elections.
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US Elections: Democratic Party faces identity crisis ahead of vote
Midterm elections test Democratic strength in Congress and expose a deep internal divide between the centrist wing and left-wing reformers.
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Democrats edge past Republicans in polls two days before US elections
More than 53 million voters have already cast ballots in early voting, while the election outcome will determine the composition of the House of Representatives and one-third of the US Senate.
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US Midterm Elections Mobilize 36 million Latino Voters
With the economy and immigration at the center of concerns, the Latino electorate could be decisive in determining the balance of power in the US Congress in the November 3 elections.
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Democratic outsiders seek to flip US Senate seats
Polls show leads for some progressive candidates in Maine and Texas, while the Florida race tests the influence of the party's left wing.
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Democratic Party Wins Control of US Congress in Midterm Elections
With victory in both chambers, the opposition gains power to block bills, influence the budget, and investigate the Donald Trump administration for the next two years of the presidential term.
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Democrats win majority in U.S. Congress in midterm elections
With the Democratic victory in the House and Senate, President Donald Trump will face an opposition-controlled Congress during the final two years of his second term.
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US court permanently dismisses Trump's lawsuit against The Wall Street Journal
Federal judge Darrin Gayles dismissed the $10 billion lawsuit, ruling that the president failed to prove actual malice or defamation regarding a report on a letter attributed to him.
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UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham open to slavery apology but rejects reparations
While British Prime Minister Andy Burnham signaled willingness to consider a formal state apology for the transatlantic slave trade, he ruled out financial compensation ahead of a key regional summit.
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US Midterm Elections Feature Crucial Battles for Senate Control
The Democratic Party needs a net gain of four seats to retake control of the chamber, in races marked by unusual profiles and historically divided states.
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Early voting in US midterm elections hits record high
With nearly 48 million votes already cast, the country surpasses the 2022 mark, though experts warn that the Democratic lead in early voting does not guarantee the final outcome.
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Argentine Chancellor denies Brazil's request for explanations regarding Flávio Bolsonaro
Argentine Foreign Minister Pablo Quirno denied reports that the Brazilian government had officially requested clarifications on the senator's stay in the country.
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US Democratic lawmakers question Rubio over Flávio Bolsonaro's departure
A group of 25 legislators sent questions to the State Department regarding the visa process and alleged support from US authorities for the Brazilian senator's trip.
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Lula won in small and large cities; Flávio Bolsonaro led in medium ones
The president recorded his largest percentage advance between rounds in large urban centers, where he won 7.83 percentage points more than in the first election, totaling 19.4 million votes.
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Netanyahu's coalition fails to win majority in Israeli Parliament
With the right-wing and ultra-Orthodox bloc totaling 53 of the 120 seats, the country begins a period of political negotiations mediated by President Isaac Herzog to try to form a new government.
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Israeli elections: Netanyahu block falls short of majority to form government
Likud won 27 of the 120 seats in Parliament, while the opposition alliance led by Gadi Eisenkot secured a total of 48 seats, opening the door to weeks of negotiations.
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Flavius Bolsonaro's US flight was paid by middleman, says airline owner
The transport cost 150 thousand USD, about 800 thousand BRL, and took off from Argentina after the senator crossed the border by land and used an Italian passport.
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White House official arranged jet that took Flávio Bolsonaro to US
Senator Flávio Bolsonaro landed in Florida after failing to comply with a court order to surrender passports, relying on assistance from Jason Miller, strategist and member of Donald Trump's communications team.
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Italian lawmaker requests investigation into citizenship of Flavio, Eduardo and Carlos Bolsonaro
Lawmaker Angelo Bonelli questions the Italian government about the speed in granting citizenship to the former president's sons, citing suspicions of privileges compared to the waiting list of other Brazilians.
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Alaska Governor Orders Investigation Into Peltola Campaign Over Same-Name Candidate
Republican Governor Mike Dunleavy directed the Department of Public Safety to investigate allegations that the Democratic campaign helped recruit a spoiler candidate in a tight Senate race.
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Trump and Obama ramp up campaigns in final stretch of US elections
The election results will determine control of the US Congress for the next two years, amid a tight race with over 36.4 million early votes cast.
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Trump avoids backing Flávio Bolsonaro's claim of being the 'true president'
The senator, who arrived in Miami after leaving Brazil, alleges electoral fraud without evidence and thanked Trump and Javier Milei for helping him leave the country.
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PL and allies acknowledge Lula's victory as government reports 10 deaths of supporters
The Liberal Party and allies such as Tarcísio de Freitas acknowledged the election results, while the federal government reported ten murders of PT supporters amid celebrations.
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Flávio Bolsonaro arrives in Miami after leaving Brazil and defying Supreme Court order
The defeated presidential election senator landed in Florida on a private jet after entering Argentina by land, defying a court order to surrender his passports.
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Flávio Bolsonaro enters Argentina and takes private flight to Ecuador
The senator, who had passports canceled by Supreme Court order after an electoral defeat, left Brazil with his family and traveled on a Baires Fly S.A. aircraft.
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Trump says he will respect US midterms result if vote is honest
The US president stated he will accept the election scheduled for November 3, as polls indicate a risk of Republicans losing control of Congress.
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Passports of defeated Brazilian candidate Flávio Bolsonaro cancelled
The Supreme Court ordered the senator to surrender his travel documents within 24 hours amid a money laundering probe, while investigators also opened an inquiry into alleged foreign funding of his campaign.
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Dino orders Federal Police to investigate suspected foreign interference in elections
Supreme Court justice orders probe into potential foreign funding and algorithm use in Flávio Bolsonaro's campaign, alongside alleged negotiations involving strategic Brazilian minerals.
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Israeli elections: Netanyahu fights to hold power in Gaza war vote
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces former military chief Gadi Eisenkot at the polls in a tight race that could reshape Israel's political future and stability.
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Israel holds general elections amid deep political polarization
With the Yashar party leading polls, forming a new government will depend on complex coalitions as the electoral deadlock impacts military operations.
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Federal judge halts tree removal at Trump golf course in Washington
The court ruling follows complaints from environmentalists and local golfers after nearly 500 trees were cut down, despite government plans to resume work in November.
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Israel held parliamentary elections to determine Knesset composition
About 7.3 million Israeli voters cast their ballots on Tuesday, October 27, 2026, to choose the 120 members of parliament, in an election marked by uncertainty over forming a majority coalition.
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Flávio Bolsonaro prepares legal action against Lula's ticket after election defeat
The senator seeks the revocation of the re-elected ticket, alleging abuse of political and economic power, while abandoning the strategy of requesting the annulment of the election for now.
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Flávio's allied parties recognize Lula's victory and diverge from annulment request
While the senator contests the election and promises legal action, leaders of União Brasil, Republicanos, and Podemos congratulate the PT candidate on his reelection.
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Supreme Court Justices Advocate Unity and Respect After Lula's Victory
The TSE confirmed the reelection at 21:08 on Sunday with 97% of the ballots counted, following a runoff between the PT candidate and Flávio Bolsonaro.
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Lula announces plans to attract data centers, create Brazilian AI and regulate big tech
The re-elected president plans to use renewable energy to host data structures and defends stricter rules for digital platforms starting in 2027.
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Lula wins fourth presidential term in Brazil after historic comeback
The incumbent president defeated Senator Flávio Bolsonaro in the runoff with 51.8% of the vote, setting an unprecedented electoral record in the country.
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Lula wins presidential election and receives congratulations from international leaders
The Workers' Party leader secures a fourth presidential term and gains global attention, while Trump and Milei avoid making statements after the runoff.
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World leaders congratulate Lula on his reelection as President
Heads of State from Latin America and representatives from various global nations highlighted their intention to strengthen strategic partnerships with Brazil following Lula's victory in the 2026 election.
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Global media highlights Brazil elections and views country as a battleground
Major global outlets emphasize that the runoff between Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro could redefine alignment with the United States, environmental policy, and institutional balance in Latin America.
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Aleksandar Vučić admits defeat in Serbian parliamentary election after 14 years
The student-led opposition is set to win up to 140 of the 250 parliamentary seats, sparking celebrations in Belgrade and ending over a decade of absolute rule.
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International press highlights Lula's reelection and check on the right
Foreign media outlets note that the victory over Flávio Bolsonaro halts a series of conservative triumphs in Latin America and counters United States plans.
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Elections: First round consolidates rise of right-wing candidates in the Amazon
Out of the nine states in the region, seven have already elected governors aligned with Bolsonarism or have conservative candidates in direct runoff disputes.
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Lula reelected: challenges and promises for a fourth term starting in 2027
With his reelection confirmed, President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva begins his fourth term on January 5, 2027, facing the challenge of balancing campaign promises with a more conservative Congress.
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Gadi Eisenkot challenges Benjamin Netanyahu in Israeli elections
Polls indicate a tight race ahead of Tuesday's vote, marked by the governing coalition's decline and the former military chief's profile.
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Lula is re-elected for a fourth presidential term with 51.79% of the vote
The Workers' Party candidate reversed his opponent's lead in 213 municipalities that had chosen Flávio Bolsonaro in the first round, becoming the first candidate to win after trailing in the runoff.
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Obama attacks Trump administration during campaign trail for US midterms
Former US President Barack Obama criticized Donald Trump over high consumer prices and the Iran war in Ohio, while Trump touted tariff policies and cast his early ballot in Florida.
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Brazilians vote in tense presidential runoff between Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro
Nearly 160 million eligible voters decide between a fourth term for incumbent Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and challenger Flávio Bolsonaro in a polarized election shaping Brazil's political and economic future.
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Flávio Bolsonaro's proposals and record reveal environmental policy guidelines
The candidate's parliamentary record and proposals include ending the Legal Reserve, easing environmental licensing, and modifying conservation units.
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Datafolha poll shows tie between Flávio Bolsonaro and Lula with 50% of valid votes
A survey conducted three days before the runoff indicates a statistical tie in the presidential race, with significant variations across income levels, regions, and religious affiliations.
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Russia ready for talks on plans for final Ukraine deal, not truce, Putin says
President Vladimir Putin stated that the country favors discussing the long-term security parameters of a comprehensive agreement instead of agreeing to a short cessation of hostilities.
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French President Macron to meet student leaders amid protest tensions
President Emmanuel Macron is set to hold talks with high school student representatives on October 23, 2026, as authorities implement strict security measures and bans on demonstrations across several French cities.
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US judge orders Trump to sit for deposition in $10bn lawsuit against BBC
The federal magistrate judge warned that Donald Trump faces potential sanctions and the dismissal of his lawsuit if he fails to sit for a deposition and produce requested documents.
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Trump administration says it has revoked more than 300 thousand visas in the United States
The pace of revocations has doubled compared to the August level, while human rights organizations criticize the crackdown and point to violations of due process.
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Alberta voters reject separation from Canada in historic referendum
Official counts showed more than 76 percent support for national unity, strengthening Prime Minister Mark Carney and dealing a setback to local separatists and foreign allies.
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TRE-RJ confirms Douglas Ruas's first-round election after annulling Garotinho's votes
With the recount, Ruas rose to 50.88% of valid votes, and the formal proclamation of the result still depends on meeting Electoral Court deadlines.