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Brazil votes in high-stakes election pitting Lula against Flavio BolsonaroPolitics

Brazilians began voting Sunday in a closely watched presidential contest between incumbent Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva and right-wing Senator Flavio Bolsonaro, son of former president Jair Bolsonaro. Nearly 160 million voters are also choosing lawmakers, senators and governors in a vote that could determine whether Latin America’s largest country joins the regional shift to the right championed by US President Donald Trump.

FFrance 24 English
Trump Campaigns in Red States as Fed Releases September Rate-Hike MinutesPolitics

Bloomberg’s weekend program covers Donald Trump’s campaigning in red states and the Federal Reserve’s minutes from its September rate hike. Guests include Taiwan’s representative to the United States, Schwab’s head of macro research and strategy, and the US attorney general. The program also notes a decline in Brent crude after G7 news.

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What you need to know about breast cancerHealth

Stories of survival and essential information about breast cancer are featured for October’s Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

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Justice Department Steps Up Election Fraud CasesPolitics

US Attorney General Todd Blanche says the Justice Department is expanding investigations into alleged election crimes ahead of the midterms, including noncitizen voting, and plans to send monitors to polling places nationwide. He also discusses a misconduct complaint against Minnesota federal judges, a review of the Federal Reserve headquarters renovation and the administration’s defense of its tariff policy.

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Concerns Loom Over Trump’s Midterm PushPolitics

Bloomberg correspondents examine President Donald Trump’s midterm campaign drive as Republicans defend increasingly competitive races in states such as Ohio and Alaska. Voter worries over the cost of living, the Iran war and data centers are shaping the effort to rally Republican supporters ahead of November.

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Latest news bulletin | October 4th, 2026 – EveningWorld

An evening bulletin recapping the most important stories from Europe and beyond on October 4, 2026, spanning world news, business, entertainment, politics, culture and travel.

Eeuronews
AI Stocks Drive a Divided MarketEconomy

Schwab’s head of macro research and strategy, Kevin Gordon, says AI-related technology stocks are supporting the broader market even as many individual companies have fallen much more sharply, pointing to increasingly narrow market leadership. He says a gradual Federal Reserve tightening cycle and a labor market without widespread layoffs could support stocks.

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How the US midterms could affect Canadian tariffsEconomy

The US-Canada trade war is putting heavy pressure on Canadian household budgets. With Americans preparing for the upcoming midterm elections, tariffs are also a major concern south of the border. A new Cato Institute survey found that 60% of Americans oppose tariffs on Canada, while Canada is watching how the vote could shape the Trump administration’s agenda.

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Benjamin Netanyahu: A troubled leader and political mastermindPolitics

The Hamas terror attacks of October 7 are described as a failure of Israeli security, yet Benjamin Netanyahu remains dominant in Israeli politics. Many observers abroad see repeated failures in Lebanon, Iran and Gaza, where the Hamas-run health ministry says 74,000 people have been killed. Why do Israeli voters view Netanyahu differently?

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Muslim World League chief says Europe feels no sense of worryPolitics

While meeting political and religious leaders in Brussels, Muslim World League chief Sheikh Dr Mohammad bin Abdulkarim Al-Issa said Europe feels no sense of worry. He called for deeper dialogue to confront the turmoil facing the world and said Europe’s “civilised constitutions” would prevent political excesses.

Eeuronews
Brazil heads to general election with Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro as front-runnersPolitics10:48

Brazilians have begun voting in a general election led by current president and left-wing leader Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and right-wing candidate Flávio Bolsonaro. The contest has prompted questions about US influence, trade tariffs, organised crime and Brazil’s sovereignty.

BBBC News
Iran says Strait of Hormuz will stay closed until US meets conditionsWorld

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi says the conflict with the United States has no military solution, while Tehran remains ready to return to war. Iran warns that any attack would draw a stronger response than before and says new US sanctions will achieve nothing. Talks have stalled for months, with Tehran demanding that Washington meet its conditions before reopening the Strait of Hormuz.

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By The Way: Headlines You May Have MissedOther

Lisa Mateo, David Gura and Christina Ruffini round up notable stories that may have escaped attention, including retailers reconsidering self-checkout, a worldwide market for elite British sheepdogs, the spread of protein-enhanced foods and fit women showing off their biceps.

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Japan closes Asian Games, hands torch to Doha for 2030Sports

Japan has closed Asia’s biggest sporting event after more than two weeks of competition. The Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games featured historic victories and memorable moments, with more than 1,500 medals awarded across 43 sports, but also drew criticism. Doha will host Asia’s top athletes again in four years, 24 years after its previous Games.

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How a Berlin bistro is breaking down barriers | Focus on EuropeSociety

At Bistro Marie inside Germany’s parliament, people with and without disabilities work side by side each day. Its inclusive approach shows that diversity can flourish in the fast-paced hospitality sector, while Benjamin’s journey illustrates what employers can achieve when they prioritize abilities over limitations.

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