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President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva said he will only join a televised debate on Globo if the bank‑secrecy order against Senator Flávio Bolsonaro is lifted. The standoff, involving legal battles over financial transparency, comes as Brazil heads toward a contentious election.
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Parliament voted 280‑to‑something to install independent Luca Niculescu as prime minister, ending a month‑long political deadlock. The new cabinet, backed by a cross‑party minority, has pledged to overhaul Romania's administrative map and stabilize the economy.
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A proposal to replace Ireland’s “triple lock” neutrality safeguard with a “dual lock” has triggered heated exchanges in the Dáil, with the government defending the change and opposition parties demanding a referendum. The row pits Taoiseach Leo Varadkar’s coalition against Sinn Féin and other left‑wing parties, raising questions about Ireland’s constitutional neutrality.
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Switzerland's top political appointment is being shaped by informal gender, language and regional quotas, leaving the Swiss People's Party scrambling for a nominee. Two Upper Valais politicians see an opening while a senior SVP parliamentarian has announced he will not seek re‑election.
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President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva filed a request with the Superior Electoral Court to breach bank and phone confidentiality of Senator Flávio Bolsonaro ahead of the runoff election. The move intensifies legal pressure on the Bolsonaro family as both sides signal a willingness to disclose personal finances.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi used the Dussehra celebrations in Delhi to call for a ‘Ram Rajya’ based on equal justice and to urge all political forces to unite against perceived enemies of the nation. He cautioned that any act damaging India’s reputation would be treated as a threat to national security.
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The Supreme Court of Spain has applied a blanket amnesty to former Catalan ministers Oriol Junqueras, Jordi Bassa, Joaquim Turull and Josep Romeva, lifting the political disqualification that barred them from public office. The ruling follows a Constitutional Court decision and has been welcomed by the Catalan government and the released leaders.
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Following days of violent protests, looting and a false bomb alarm in Milan, the Meloni government announced the deployment of 500 soldiers and a surge in police presence. The unrest has reignited debate over a new preventive detention measure targeting minors.
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A recent opinion poll indicates former MEP Iliana Yotova‑Vulchev holds a 25‑percentage‑point advantage over Andrey Gyurov‑Kandev ahead of Bulgaria’s presidential election. A separate projection from another outlet suggests a decisive win for Yotova in a potential run‑off.
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Severe storms known as Dana Adam have caused widespread flooding across Spain's Valencian Community, killing at least four people and prompting the evacuation of more than 2,000 residents. The disaster triggered emergency confinement orders and a reshuffle of the regional government delegation.
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An unlicensed small‑scale gold mine in southwestern Colombia collapsed, killing 14 people and injuring seven. The tragedy underscores the growing dangers of illegal mining operations spurred by soaring global gold prices.