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Hungary’s new government moves against Orban-era networks amid public demand for accountability
Prime Minister Peter Magyar vows to dismantle Orban-era networks as arrests accelerate and public pressure climbs; legal process remains slow.
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Secondary U.S. Sanctions Disrupt Flights and Services Linked to Iran
Threat of secondary U.S. sanctions is forcing providers to withdraw services, causing cancellations and making travel to and from Iran less predictable.
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Avalanche at Himlung Himal Base Camp Leaves Two Dead, Dozens Unaccounted For
An avalanche struck Himlung Himal base camp after days of severe weather; two guides died and at least 14 people are missing in remote Nepalese mountains.
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Nor’easter Forces Flight Cancellations, Flooding Across Northeastern Cities
A nor'easter caused flooding, power outages and hundreds of flight cancellations across New York, Boston and Philadelphia.
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Brazil heads to the polls on October 4 in a test of foreign policy and direction
On October 4 Brazilians choose between incumbent Lula and Flavio Bolsonaro, with competing visions on ties to the United States and China.
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Russians Turn to Brazil for Birthright Citizenship Amid Regional Shifts
More Russians are choosing Brazil to give birth and secure Brazilian nationality after geopolitical and regulatory changes in the region.
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LGBTQ+ raids in Turkey prompt criticism from domestic groups and Brussels
Raids and arrests of LGBTQ+ people in Turkey have drawn sharp criticism from Turkish organisations and from Brussels, raising human rights concerns.
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Europe Confronts a Changing Arctic: Security, Resources and Strategy
Russia's actions, US statements on Greenland and competition for raw materials push the Arctic onto Europe's strategic agenda.