Politics
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Brazil’s Runoff Tightens After Flávio Bolsonaro Leads First Round and Students Take to Rio’s Streets
Flávio Bolsonaro finished ahead of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva in Brazil’s first-round vote, but neither won a majority.…
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A Dozen Protesters Disrupted Trump’s Texas Rally. The Senate Race Is Why It Matters
At least a dozen demonstrators interrupted Donald Trump’s San Antonio rally for Ken Paxton. The episode exposed a closely watched…
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Reporting updated October 8, 2026. India’s dispute over voter-list revisions has moved from a technical argument about electoral records to…
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France’s Student Protests: 6,600 Arrests, Serious Injuries and a Government Under Pressure
A school-funding protest movement has spread nationwide in France. Government figures put arrests above 6,600, while serious injuries and the…
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ECINET’s Weakest Link Is Not a Proven Hack—it Is Unanswered Control
An examination of ECINET finds no public proof that votes were hacked, but it reveals serious questions about voter-roll authority,…
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CJP Protest Opens New Front Over India’s Voter-Roll Revision
The Cockroach Janata Party’s October 2 mobilisation in Mumbai and detentions in Delhi have moved disputes over voter-roll revision back…
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White House Media Ban Puts Press Access and First Amendment Questions Back in the Spotlight
Reporters from CNN, MS NOW and Politico were denied White House access after President Trump announced a ban. The episode…
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Trump Bans CNN, MS NOW and Politico From White House Over Coverage
The president’s new media-access restrictions have reopened questions about viewpoint discrimination, press freedom and the rules governing White House access.
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Sweden Votes in Parliamentary Election; Official Results Will Take Days to Finalise
Sweden voted on 13 September in an election for parliament, regional councils and municipalities, with preliminary parliamentary figures expected on…
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US judge extends block on new postal rules for 2026 midterm mail ballots
A preliminary injunction stops mandatory use of the new US Postal Service ballot system while litigation and an administration appeal…
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