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Politics · 28 October 2026
Supporters of the opposition bloc and the Arab‑led Ra’am celebrated narrow exit‑poll leads in Tel Aviv, even as no party secured a clear majority.
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Entertainment · 27 October 2026
Lionsgate and Steven Paul’s SP Media have launched a joint venture involving a capital investment to diversify 3 Arts and other new businesses, including indie film production. The deal was unveiled on Monday, amid cha…
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World · 27 October 2026
Australian officials say public anger is climbing to US‑like levels and have released a bomb‑defusal manual modeled on the Brexit template, while right‑wing populists continue to overpromise. The guide comes amid a…
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World · 26 October 2026
In a historic snap election with near-70% turnout, the Student List movement won 141 seats, securing a majority. Long-time leader Aleksandar Vučić conceded defeat, handing power to the student-led movement.
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World · 26 October 2026
Helen McEntee’s trip to Lebanon to meet the Beirut government and Irish troops coincides with the winding‑down of UNIFIL, as she urges Dublin to join a fresh EU mission for both peacekeeping and peace enforcement.
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World · 25 October 2026
Flávio Bolsonaro edged out incumbent Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva in Brazil’s tense presidential runoff, sparking jokes about political cocktails and a future that may be more shaken than stirred.
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World · 25 October 2026
Former President Barack Obama took the stage in Ohio, slamming President Donald Trump for ignoring everyday price concerns, while the audience wondered if anyone was actually selling cheap corn.
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Sports · 24 October 2026
New Zealand faces India in the second T20I at Hagley Oval, while Namibia plays Ireland in the second ODI at the FNB Namibia Cricket Ground. A satirical look at the predictability of cricket's sequels.
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World · 24 October 2026
Those whose lives were upended by the Oct 7 attack – fighters, mourners and hostage‑advocates – are now standing as candidates for the Israeli parliament. Their new battlefield is the ballot box.
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