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  Jair Bolsonaro’s populism is leading Brazil to disaster
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  Candidates loyal to imprisoned former prime minister Imran Khan have stormed to a shock lead in Pakistan’s election results count defying a military-backed campaign of arrests and harassment ft.com/content/35a6dd…
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  The first US-born leader of the Catholic church singled out the Tesla chief as an example of the kind of wealth he said was undermining 'the value of human life, of the family, of the value of society' on.ft.com/46bYi5C
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  Israel kills famous Al Jazeera reporter in Gaza
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  Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf, the party of imprisoned former prime minister Imran Khan, is on track for a strong showing in early results in Pakistan’s election despite a military-backed crackdown ft.com/content/35a6dd…
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  Alexandre de Moraes said Brazil’s supreme court would not 'bend to cowardly and fruitless threats' and would carry out its constitutional mission. on.ft.com/4feIBig
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  The judge behind the drive to bury Latin America’s biggest corruption probe
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  Mexico’s president calls for parts of US to be renamed ‘Mexican America’
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  Opinion: William Ruto is not the first leader whose polished international image fails to reflect his sinking domestic reputation. But he is a stark example of the difficulty of reconciling global obligations with domestic political realities on.ft.com/3Y1MCjE
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  China’s J-10 ‘Dragon’ shows teeth in India-Pakistan combat debut
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  Pakistan in power vacuum after Imran Khan defies election odds from jail
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  Pakistan’s election results have left the country in turmoil, with the success of those loyal to Imran Khan’s Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf dealing a historic blow to the military’s political influence ft.com/content/c84e0a…
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  Argentina’s Javier Milei denounces UN’s ‘socialist’ agenda in speech