Summary: it would be bad for Lula to go to the debate. It would be bad for the empty chair with his name. What to do? This is easy! Your problems are over. Just call a judge from the TSE, preferably a friend of Flávio Dino, and prohibit the podium with the name of the corrupt, exonerated, and friend of the dictator. Poof. Problem solved. With censorship and in a magic trick, everything is canceled. But what about the voter?… Who? (translated)
If a lawyer elevated to minister of the TSE by Flávio Dino and Lula can decide how far Globo can place an empty chair, it has already been a dictatorship of the Judiciary for a long time. It is the kind of petty order that serves precisely to rub one's own power in the faces of the subjects of the regime. Petty orders to display power are a hallmark of tyrants: In 2002, Saparmurat Niyazov, dictator of Turkmenistan, ordered the names of the months and days of the week to be changed. January became "Turkmenbashi," his own title; April was named after his mother; September was called "Rukhnama," the book he had written. In the 1st century AD, according to Suetonius, the Roman emperor Caligula forced former consuls and other high-ranking men to run alongside his chariot dressed in the senatorial toga and, at banquets, to remain standing next to him holding napkins, as if they were servants. (translated)
Rui Ramos's article critiques the UN's perception of Europe's colonial past, comparing historical figures such as D. Henrique and Vasco da Gama to Nazi leaders and arguing that the exclusive blame placed on Europeans for the slave trade ignores the historical complexity and diverts blame from other powers involved. (translated)

" I tried to HONOR the jersey and ENJOY it. CRISTIANO IS A CHILDHOOD IDOL FOR ME. 🤩 My children were also born on the 7th, so I am very happy. (…) What happened between Ronaldo and the national team does not concern us. We have once again shown that we are A GROUP. He is certainly at home and happy with the victory." (translated)
Lito Sousa passed away at the age of 59. Lito became known for transforming his decades of knowledge in aviation into accessible content for millions of people, explaining accidents, procedures, and curiosities about the sector in a didactic and relaxed manner. His channel became one of the main references on aviation in Brazil. The influencer, pilot, and aviation expert was facing Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease (CJD), a rare and aggressive neurodegenerative disease. In recent weeks, Lito underwent experimental treatment and remained under medical care due to the rapid progression of the disease. Rest in peace, Lito. We wish comfort to the family, friends, and fans. (translated)
"THE FORCE WING" DISTURBS THE GAME (ONCE AGAIN) TO BENEFIT LULA In the way it is, an inevitable question arises: what are the rules of this election? Every day there is a new court decision interfering in the electoral process. This generates insecurity and feeds a serious doubt: if Flávio Bolsonaro wins at the polls, will the result be respected or could new decisions alter the course of the election? The episode of the Globo Network debate is yet another example of this discussion. A tradition from previous elections - leaving the podium empty for an absent candidate - has become the object of a court decision. Not even defining as a parameter for a high-level debate that the candidate's party has robust representation in the National Congress is respected anymore. It is also legitimate to question whether the same criteria adopted in 2022 are being applied in 2026. In the last election, for example, Jair Bolsonaro was prevented from streaming live from his official residence, as it was decided that this violated the equality of the race between candidates. Today, Lula gives live interviews to television channels from that same location. Regardless of who is the benefited or harmed candidate, democracy demands clear, predictable, and equal rules for all. When the rules change during the game, trust in the already moribund institutions is once again stabbed. And no democracy can treat this as something normal. In this way, it is better for the "Force Wing" of the STF to soon declare the winner of this and future elections. (translated)
After a violent incident aboard a Flydubai plane, in which passengers subdued the alleged attacker and prevented a catastrophe, the helpers in Israel are being celebrated as heroes, while President Isaac Herzog plans to award them as investigations into the background of the incident are still ongoing. (translated)

"THAT NIGHT, EVERYTHING MARKED ME, UNFORTUNATELY. We all know how it happened, how it ended. It was probably our worst evening. The only thing I can hope for is that it doesn't go like that night. I repeat, a great performance will be necessary because we are facing, I believe, 2 OF THE 5 BEST PLAYERS IN THE WORLD RIGHT NOW. Dembélé is an incredible player like all his teammates in his position. A GREAT DEFENSIVE MATCH WILL BE REQUIRED." (translated)
Ronaldo could have a place in this Selection. The truth is that there are not many Portuguese strikers and there is no one with the experience and leadership that he could bring. But this case made it clear that he is not the leader that Portugal needs. The truth is stark and raw: he is not missed. It's a shame that he leaves this way. Completely opposite to the way Messi leaves Argentina. It was literally what he wanted. I think this departure is not even good for him. It's hard to understand. With time, everything will pass. (translated)
"The world stood on the brink of a catastrophe." Jerusalem - "The world stood on the brink of a catastrophe": With these compelling words, Israel's President Isaac Herzog describes the thwarted terror attack on a passenger aircraft. (translated)
Israeli President Isaac Herzog warns in an interview about the dangers of Islamist extremism, describes a foiled terrorist attack on a passenger airplane as nearly catastrophic, and calls for a tougher international approach against Iran, which is regarded as a threat to global stability. (translated)
Israeli President Isaac Herzog stated in an interview that Iran poses a threat to global stability after a passenger plane narrowly escaped a thwarted terrorist attack. (translated)