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"What Netanyahu could do after the elections is the real danger": 'Haaretz'

The Israeli elections have Benjamin Netanyahu and the war at the heart of the debate. Israeli media talk about the country's scenarios, after these votes.'Haaretz 'says he tries to hold on, with nails and teeth, to power. He also mentions that if he loses, he will try to provoke another war and it is the opposition that must form a government at the speed of lightning.'Ynet' explains that achieving that goal could take weeks and would benefit Netanyahu, who would seek to hinder any opposition coalition.

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What does the arrest of the founder of the "cockroaches" movement in India mean?

With a strong security device, street courts in several parts of New Delhi and numerous arrests, the Indian police managed to stifle the protest called by the "cockroaches" youth movement (CJP) against a controversial review of electoral lists. Three CJP leaders were arrested, and legislators, lawyers and journalists were also detained. In addition, the authorities cut off the Internet and closed down metro stations and markets. We discussed the subject with Siddhart Chandrashekhar, Spanish teacher, translator, youtuber and journalist.

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Brazil: Lula subsidia fuels and Flávio Bolsonaro promises a ministry of Prosperity

15 days after the second round of the presidential elections in Brazil, the candidates intensify their campaigns. The government of President and candidate Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva announced fuel subsidies to benefit consumers and entrepreneurs. For his part, candidate Flavio Bolsonaro criticized the measure and described it as "concealment of real prices." He also announced the creation of a ministry of Prosperity to help those who want to undertake, study, open a business or get a credit.

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Sigüenza, the destination for a weekend of heritage and nature

If the imposing cathedral is the religious axis of any visit to this city in the province of Guadalajara, the social epicenter is the Plaza Mayor. In addition, we must approach the viewpoint of Félix Rodríguez de la Fuente in the ravine of the Dulce River

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Thailand: Rama X and the Secrets of a Powerful Monarchy · Global Voices

This week, Asia is traveling to Thailand to meet one of the oldest and most powerful monarchies in Asia. King Rama X, considered one of the richest monarchs in the world, is protected by strict laws that severely punish criticism of the Crown. We also travel to Lake Issyk-Kul in Kyrgyzstan, where scientists investigate a mysterious submerged city, and to South Korea, which is preparing to end the dog meat trade.

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Sébastien Lecornu: "Parliament's responsibility is to give the country a budget"

The French Prime Minister, Sébastien Lecornu, addressed the nation at a time of maximum tension for the student protests that have spread throughout the country. In his speech he spoke of energy and oil supplies and price reduction. He also referred to the importance of giving the nation a budget and called on parliamentarians to do so.

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Direct Latin: ship traffic on the Panama Canal is reduced, but the collection is up

In August 2026, 14 less ships passed through the Panama Canal in the same period, mainly due to the operational constraints associated with the El Niño phenomenon, however, the revenues of the interoceanic road continued to grow. This is because ships crossing the Canal carry more cargo and pay higher fares for their transit. In addition, the Canal administration announced that from 15 October the daily transit capacity will increase from 32 to 33 vessels. From Panama City, our correspondent José María Torrijos is

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Elections in Bosnia- Herzegovina: European Union accession at stake

Bosnia- Herzegovina is holding a general election this Sunday, which is considered crucial to its political future and to its aspirations for membership of the European Union, a goal that is widely supported by the people. Despite the country's complex government structure, which has a tripartite presidency, the Serbian separatist leader Milorad Dodik stands out in the contest. He also closed his campaign after meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin and sees in Trump an ally, opposed to the European Union. In the face of these positions, several Bosniac candidates have focused their

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What we know about the "Cornell Seven" case in the United States

- According to a civil lawsuit, a 20-year-old student was the victim of an alleged multiple sexual assault at a 'Chi Phi' (Cornell) fraternity party in 2024. Almost two years later, public pressure led to the reopening of the case. Our journalist, Ana María Luna, tells us more. "Jane Doe" is a fictional name, used to protect the victim's identity. In addition, we omitted some terms as part of an editorial test.

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Spain: Government drives new decrees to face housing crisis

After days of protests and mobilizations in the Puerta del Sol in the case of Maricarren, the Government adopted two housing decrees that include the extension of protection against certain evictions until 2030, the regulation of seasonal and room rentals, and measures to stop the speculative purchase of housing by so-called "vulture funds" until 2028. In addition, there is an automatic renewal of some rental contracts and other measures in favour of tenants. Now, the decrees must be validated by Congress in a plenary session.

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Zelenski denounces new shipments of North Korean troops to Russia and satellite support from Moscow to Iran: these are the details

Ukraine's President, Volodímir Zelenski, warned that more than 8,000 North Korean military personnel are currently on Russian territory and that an additional 10,000 are being selected and prepared for possible deployment, citing new data from Kiev's intelligence services. He also accused Moscow of providing North Korea with military training and combat experience, and of transferring satellite-based images to Iran that, according to Kiev, are monitoring United States military facilities and Persian Gulf countries.

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The 'smartwatch' that is best understood with snow, even under roof

HUAMEI WATCH GT 7 Series is the only smart watch that has among its 100 sports modes the possibility of measuring metrics of 'Ski indoor' and 'Snowboard indoor'. In addition, IA helps to follow up on many more common activities, in the living room or in the open air

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Nine women murdered in South Africa in two months: what's going on?

In South Africa, the emergence of nine women & apos; s bodies in the vicinity of Johannesburg, over a period of two months, has revived the alarm over macho violence. The authorities investigate whether there is a connection between the cases. In this edition of Ellas Today we also analyse the setbacks that threaten progress towards equality and the gender gap, which could take more than a century to close. We also addressed Michelle Bachelet's withdrawal from the race to lead the UN and the political reactions that surrounded her candidacy.

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Live: Iran is ready to reopen Ormuz in seven days if US. U.S. lifting the blockade, according to a senior official

A senior Iranian official assured Reuters on Tuesday, 22 September, that his country was prepared to reopen the Strait of Ormuz within seven days in exchange for the Government of Donald Trump to lift the sanctions against the Islamic Republic. The source also stressed that the details for a possible agreement for the end of the war between Washington and Tehran can be discussed in New York, where the UN General Assembly is taking place, and stressed that the Iranian proposal was already delivered to the US. Last September 16.

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UEFA and CONCACAF ask FIFA for financial data to check if the FFE project was necessary

The leaders of the two confederations sent the 'mother house' a letter asking for financial explanations to know if the initiative was necessary to privatize a part of the tournaments it organizes, such as the World Cup, at a time where FIFA has its greatest historical collection. In addition, they urge President Gianni Infantino to seek ways to distribute the funds that the entity has equitably.

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Trump Announces Agreement with Denmark for "Permanent Control" of Greenland

US President Donald Trump announced an agreement with Denmark for "permanent control" of Greenland. Through his social network Truth Social, the president assured that his country will begin to increase the military presence on the Danish island "immediately." He also said that the pact will have no cost to Washington and that it will prevent any U.S. opponent from establishing bases or military presence on the island without its express approval. To date, the Danish Government has not formally confirmed or denied the terms of the agreement. Our correspondent