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Algeria Votes to Send Troops to Niger
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A Power Failure at Google's London Cloud Hobbled Revolut and Rattled UK Banks
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Lagarde Picks Her Exit, Beijing Purges Top Generals and Bulgaria Says It Is Off the Grey List
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Ecuador has detained Luisa González, Daniel Noboa's two-time rival, over $500,000 allegedly kept off her 2023 campaign's books. It leans on a fuel-trading trail already in court, and lands weeks before elections her party is barred from.
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Two Fed Hawks, a Hung Knesset and US Sanctions on Rwanda's Defence Ministry
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Warsh Weighs a Petrol Shock as Washington Claims Hormuz and Romania Blames Moscow
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Flávio Bolsonaro Rejects Lula's Win as Markets Crash, Israel Votes and Riyadh Talks to Tehran
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Lula Wins a Fourth Term, Vučić Concedes in Serbia and Brent Hits a Six-Month High
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PHP Flaws Rattle Governments, Lockheed Books Record Orders and Bukele Warns Haiti's Gangs
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UK Inflation Jumps, Witkoff Meets Putin and Italy Sends In the Army
World
Banco Master's collapse cost Brazil's deposit guarantee fund R$40bn, its biggest bill ever, and has drawn in judges, central bankers and both presidential camps. Sunday's runoff will not close the case, but will shape who pursues it.
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Posts claiming Kim Jong-un had a brain haemorrhage and was taken to a Beijing hospital reached The Sun on Monday. He was last seen in public on 11 October; no government has confirmed the claims.
