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Lula’s Victory Halts Latin America’s Rightward Shift and Counters US Alignment
Brazil’s leftist president wins a historic comeback, reversing regional trends while facing fiscal deficits and a skeptical Congress…
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Why Attacks on Diplomats in Israeli-Occupied Territories Expose Security Failures
Recent settler violence against foreign diplomats highlights Israel’s failure to protect international missions and the enduring legal obligations…
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Netanyahu Faces His Toughest Test as Israel Votes in First Election Since October 7
As Benjamin Netanyahu faces a potential defeat in Tuesday’s election, analysts assess how a leadership change might alter…
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Student List Defeats Vučić: Serbia’s Political Earthquake and EU Future
Serbia’s student-led movement secured a landslide victory, ending Aleksandar Vučić’s decade-long rule and raising questions about the country’s…
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How Four 2024 Elections Tested Democratic Norms and Reshaped Global Alliances
From India’s coalition shift to Mexico’s judicial overhaul, pivotal votes in 2024 weakened checks on power and complicated…
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Netanyahu Faces Historic Defeat as Polls Show Likud Losing Majority in Oct 27 Vote
Three years after October 7, the Israeli electorate is rejecting Netanyahu’s security narrative, with polls indicating his coalition…
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Guterres Urges World to Link Street Protests Over Prices to the Wider Turmoil of War
UN chief António Guterres urges connecting localized unrest over living costs to wider geopolitical instability and the ‘El…
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Operation Absolute Resolve and the Pentagon Ban on Betting on Military Outcomes
A US soldier’s alleged betting on the Maduro capture highlights the broader, controversial objectives of the 2026 intervention…
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Jaishankar: India rejects ‘helpless spectator’ role in global peace efforts
India’s external affairs minister argues that dialogue and diplomacy are the only solutions to the Ukraine and West…
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Gadi Eisenkot, Son of Moroccan Immigrants, Challenges Netanyahu in Israel’s October 27 Election
As the election nears, Gadi Eisenkot’s platform contrasts sharply with Netanyahu’s, focusing on post-war security and domestic unity.
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HSBC to Open Abu Dhabi Wealth Centre in December Despite Conflict Across the Region
How financial hubs in the United Arab Emirates continue to attract global capital and high-net-worth clients despite persistent…
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Brazil’s Superior Electoral Court: Who Sits on It and What Power It Holds Over Elections
BRASÍLIA, July 25 — Brazil’s Superior Electoral Court (Tribunal Superior Eleitoral, TSE) remains the linchpin of the country’s…
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Irish Dáil Backs Bill to Scrap UN Triple Lock on Troop Deployments 79 to 71
The Dáil has passed legislation removing the UN approval requirement for military deployments, a move critics call a…
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UAE’s Nusseibeh Faces UN Secretary-General Scrutiny Over Sudan Role
Emirati diplomat Lana Nusseibeh’s UN chief bid faces intense vetting over UAE’s alleged support for Sudan rebels and…
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María Corina Machado and Opposition Push for Venezuelan Democratic Transition
Thousands of Venezuelans take to the streets demanding democratic elections as international diplomats continue talks for a political…
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Washington and Brussels Behind Kyiv: What Western Support for Ukraine Looks Like
BRUSSELS, July 16 — Against this backdrop of grinding trench warfare and daily artillery duels across Ukraine’s eastern…
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Israel’s 3.25% Threshold Could Decide October 27 Election
JERUSALEM, September 17 — Israel’s election campaign is being fought over a decimal point. With the Knesset election…
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Silvio Berlusconi: Media Tycoon Who Led Three Italian Governments and Was Convicted of Tax Fraud
On August 1, 2013, Italy’s highest criminal court announced a verdict that ended Silvio Berlusconi’s long run of…
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How Middle East Security Crises Drive Global Trade Deficits and Energy Costs
Escalating regional conflicts are forcing industrial economies to pay record premiums for oil, disrupting trade balances and fueling…
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Viktor Orbán’s 16-Year Rule Ends in Landslide Defeat and Constitutional Exile
Hungary’s longest-serving prime minister lost power in April, was barred from future office, and now watches his successor…
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Nicolas Sarkozy’s Long Road From the Élysée Palace to Prison Cell
Once the powerful president of France, Nicolas Sarkozy has seen his political legacy eclipsed by a series of…
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Sudan’s Drone War Deepens Humanitarian Crisis with Civilian Toll and Displacement
Drone strikes in Sudan are worsening a humanitarian crisis, with thousands displaced and essential services disrupted, as the…
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EU Ends Multiple-Entry Visas for Russian Citizens
Ukraine, November 7, 2025 — infopulsetoday.com — The European Union has taken a significant step in response to…
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UN General Assembly: AI, Peace, and the Future of Multilateralism
New York, October 4 The 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly wrapped up its General Debate…
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