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Germany Bans Chinese Cars and Drones From Military Bases; BYD Already Produces in Brazil
German armed forces cite espionage risk as Chinese carmakers choose Brazil, Hungary and Spain for their factories
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Iran hangs five in November and resumes hijab enforcement with checkpoints in Tehran
As the regime tightens domestic repression, tens of thousands of exiles gather in Germany in support of Reza Pahlavi
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US Threatens to Sanction European Bank to Block Financing for Airbus
According to the Austrian newspaper Die Presse, Washington wants to stop the European Investment Bank from supporting the aircraft maker.
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Iran threatens American bases in Europe as tanker hits mine in Hormuz
Tehran’s warning prompts the United Kingdom to tighten security at its bases, while Trump says there is room to negotiate
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BNDES Terminates Contract and Fines Entity Investigated for Laundering Money for PCC
Renapsi, which managed the bank’s young apprentices, did not report that it was the target of a police investigation, as the contract required
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Court orders OAS to receive R$ 2.42 million from auction of Guarujá triplex
Federal Court in Brasília rules that the apartment attributed to Lula in Operation Car Wash belongs to the construction company and releases money held in a court account since 2018
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Ukraine will need another €70 billion in 2027, and EU leaders debate who pays
The European Commission’s estimate has joined the agenda of the informal European Council summit in Dublin, where leaders are seeking a way to secure funding for Kyiv.
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European court orders banks to refund fraud victims immediately
Ruling applies even when customers acted with gross negligence; in Portugal, card fraud rose more than 50% in six months
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In Dublin, Trump’s envoys back Europe at the negotiating table over Ukraine
Summit of around 50 leaders reaffirms European security principles, while Moscow still refuses direct participation by the European Union in the talks
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Angola marks 51 years of independence and recalls that Brazil was the first to recognize it
Special edition of the Jornal de Angola revisits the 1975 proclamation and the list of countries that accepted the new republic, with Brazil at the top