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As midterms approach, does GOP have a Trump problem?

The US midterm elections are just five weeks away - and while the US President is not on the ballot, his influence is top of mind for Republicans. Donald Trump's approval ratings have been hitting record lows in recent weeks, and in a sign of the party's concern it has started pouring campaign funding into many seats once considered safe, and some candidates have even changed their tune on one of the election's biggest issues: The US's war in Iran.

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Politics

Flavio Bolsonaro: the heir who sails on the global ultra-right wave in search of his own name

Former President Jair Bolsonaro chose his eldest son to challenge Lula in the October 4 elections. Its influence has been cross-cutting in the political campaign of Flavio, which also seeks to take advantage of the great moment the extreme right-wing world lives and of Donald Trump's aggressive campaign to align the hemisphere in its sphere. Without a great political capital of its own, it has managed to produce a technical tie in a possible second round with Lula.

World

Red phone? We fly to Beijing

China has replaced the Soviet Union in its dispute for global leadership. And the atomic weapon is no longer the emblem of bipolarity, but the Artificial Intelligence, of identical if not greater lethal potentialities for the whole of humanity, according to its creators.

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Entertainment

‘SNL U.K.’ Mocks Donald Trump and Andy Burnham’s First Meeting, Harvey Weinstein, Sam Altman and More in Wild Weekend Update

U.S. President Donald Trump, Harvey Weinstein, Sam Altman and more were mocked in the latest “Saturday Night Live U.K.” Weekend Update segment. “This week, President Trump welcomed President Xi to the White House,” co-anchor Ania Magliano said. “As a sign of respect, Trump wore a bright red tie as a sign of Communist China. And […]

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Peace or climbing? The threats of the UN Assembly

The United Nations General Assembly this week became a scene of threats, accusations and calls for diplomacy, while wars in Gaza and Ukraine, among other conflicts, continue to mark the international agenda. Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu defended their positions from the UN podium, amid criticism of their military actions and the departure of representatives from many countries during the Israeli Prime Minister's speech.