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How Ben-Gvir's "hard policies" boosted the Arab vote in Israel: 'The Times of Israel'

On Wednesday, 28 October, the Israelis woke up with an uncertain political future, after no block got in the ballot box the number of seats needed to form Government. However, one of the days was the high participation of the Arab-Israeli population. According to 'The Times of Israel', one of the factors of the rebound was the action of the Israeli National Security Minister and ultra-right-wing, Itamar Ben-Gvir. In the words of this medium, Ben-Gvir's "hard policies" united the Arabs in Israel.

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Pablo Oromí: 'Spanish railway transport is one of the safest; accidents are isolated'

In just nine months, Spain has recorded two major rail accidents in the high-speed network (AVE). The first occurred on January 18, 2026, when an Iryo train was derailed on the Málaga-Madrid road by a break in the infrastructure and invaded another lane, where it collided with an Alvia de Renfe train. On October 28, a high-speed train hit another convoy at the height of Urda (Toledo) station, south of Madrid. Both accidents reopened the debate on the safety of the Spanish rail system. We discussed the subject with Pablo Oromí, ingen

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Foods that produce cancer? This is how food disinformation operates on the Internet

It has become recurrent on social networks to see posts that give food recommendations or warn about the risk of eating certain meals, as it could cause serious diseases. However, these publications lack data verified by health authorities, so following any of these viral recommendations could pose a health risk. This topic is discussed in Des-Informing.

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With the progress of the official troops, the war in Yemen is intensifying

The Yemeni Government seeks to reconquer the lost territories at the hands of the Huti rebels. With further advances by the official troops and attacks by the rebels, the war is intensifying. This October 8, the Hutti claimed an attack on Saudi Arabia, which supports the Yemeni Government, in which one of three missiles would have hit King Khalid International Airport. Meanwhile, many citizens continue to leave their homes, being forced to leave everything behind.

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Report from Beirut: Three Years of Israeli War in Lebanon · Global Voices

Following the Hamas attacks on Israel on 7 October 2023, the Lebanese Hezbollah opened a "support front" to the Palestinian militia. This 2026 is the third year of the conflict, which has led to an Israeli occupation of southern Lebanon and the displacement of hundreds of people. While negotiations for the end of the war are expected to be resumed, Hezbollah's disarmament is so far subject to Israel's withdrawal from southern Lebanon. Ethel Bonet's report.

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Direct Paris and the fourth day of student demonstrations in France

French students are still on the streets showing up for the educational conditions in the country. Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu spoke on this, promising action at the end of October and denying that the security forces have instructions to act against the protests. On October 8, the protesters joined in Bastille Square in Paris, raising posters and chanting slogans for the fourth day. From there, our journalist Erika Olavarría tells us the details.

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Voices, Paintings and Protests: Anger Grows in the Case of Alleged Rape of Cornell's Seven

New recordings and messages provide details of what happened after the alleged group rape of a student in 2024 at Cornell University, while the sanctions received by the reported young people are known. On Monday, October 5, a crowd protested on campus and the main administrative building appeared with broken and painted glass against the American educational establishment.

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