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Brazil election tests Latin America’s rightward shift and Israel ties

Brazil’s presidential election is heading to a run-off on October 25. The development came after presidential candidate Flavio Bolsonaro won the first round of elections, defeating left-wing President Lula da Silva by several million votes. Bolsonaro is the son of the former president Jair Bolsonaro. Lula has been a fixture of Brazilian politics for decades…

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World News in Brief: Ending cholera by 2030 ‘within reach’, Haiti displacement and hunger, US human rights review rescheduled

Last year was the deadliest for cholera since 1999, with almost 7,900 deaths, Dr. Lorenzo Pezzoli, WHO lead for epidemic-prone bacterial diseases, told journalists in Geneva.  Most of the deaths happened on a community level, before patients could access healthcare. Nearly 90 per cent of deaths in Africa Fatalities dipped down in the first nine…

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On this day in space! Nov. 10, 2013: Europe’s GOCE satellite, the ‘Ferrari of space,’ fell out of orbit after mapping Earth’s gravity field

Follow us Add us as a preferred source on Google Newsletter Subscribe to our newsletter On Nov. 10, 2013, Europe’s GOCE satellite fell to Earth after four years in orbit mapping the planet’s gravitational field. GOCE, its name was short for Gravity field and steady-state Ocean Circulation Explorer, launched in 2009 on a mission to…

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Southeast Asia looks beyond familiar gateways in East Asia, Traveloka platform data shows – ThePrint – ANIPressReleases

PRNewswire Singapore, November 9: While East Asia is a familiar fixture on Southeast Asia’s travel wish list, Traveloka’s latest booking data points to a broader set of destinations gaining ground beyond the region’s best-known gateways. From Fukuoka’s yatai food stalls to Hangzhou’s lakeside landscapes, alternative destinations across South Korea, Japan and China are swiftly becoming…

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School of Engineering welcomes new faculty in 2026 | MIT News

The MIT School of Engineering welcomes new faculty members across six of its academic units in 2026. This new cohort of faculty members, who have recently started their roles at MIT, conduct research across a diverse range of disciplines. “I’m pleased to welcome these talented colleagues to our engineering faculty,” says Paula T. Hammond, dean…

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