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Flávio Bolsonaro Refuses to Concede After Runoff Loss, Vowing to Fight Back in Court for Full Annulment

Lula defeated Flávio Bolsonaro by more than 4.4 million votes after a last-minute nationwide voting extension ordered by Justice Cristiano Zanin, triggering a constitutional confrontation.

Latin Times · 14h ago

Brazil's Election Day Chaos: Buses Blocked, a Judge With Ties to Lula Extends Voting, and the Final Count Is Delayed

Brazil's presidential runoff was plunged into uncertainty after Justice Cristiano Zanin extended voting nationwide, forcing the electoral court to pause counting amid transport disruptions and legal challenges.

Latin Times · 16h ago

Brazil's Presidential Runoff Thrown Into Uncertainty after Supreme Court Extends Voting, Halts Count

Brazil's presidential runoff was thrown into uncertainty after the Supreme Court extended voting nationwide to 19h, prompting election officials to suspend counting as early figures showed Lula ahead of Flávio Bolsonaro.

Latin Times · 19h ago

Brazil Correios Postal Service Strike, Explained: What's Settled, What's Not and Why Your Package Is Stuck

Brazil's top labor court rules today on the Correios strike. See what's agreed, what's not, and what it could mean for mail to and from the U.S.

Latin Times · Sep 22

Brazil's Supreme Court Votes Tuesday on Investigating One of Its Own: Here's What's Actually at Stake

Brazil's Supreme Court votes Tuesday on probing Justice Moraes over Banco Master ties, days after losing a separate 7-year inquiry.

Latin Times · Sep 12

27 gangsters brought to India from abroad by Haryana Police: DGP Ajay Singhal

Haryana Police have successfully deported or extradited twenty-seven gangsters from abroad. The Special Task Force has intensified its actions against organised crime networks. They are actively tracing wanted criminals hiding in foreign countries using intelligence. The police have also facilitated the detention of twelve more gangsters abroad. Efforts continue to…

The Economic Times · Sep 12

SC stays Calcutta HC order staying notifications on dedicated STF police stations, assigned courts

The Supreme Court has stayed a Calcutta High Court order. This order had previously scrapped two state government notifications. These notifications created dedicated police stations for the Special Task Force. The court questioned the high court's objection to the new police infrastructure. The Supreme Court issued notices on the state's…

The Economic Times · Aug 25

Suspected Pakistani national among two held by West Bengal STF

West Bengal STF apprehended a suspected Pakistani national and an associate near the India-Bangladesh border. Rana Rauf, a resident of Faisalabad, was arrested in Bangaon after specific information led to a search. Investigators suspect Rauf has links with Pakistan's intelligence agency ISI and are examining his activities. The other arrested…

The Economic Times · Aug 12

West Bengal STF arrests another suspected associate of Jaish operative Hamim Mondal from Howrah

West Bengal STF arrested another suspected Jaish-e-Mohammed operative associate in Howrah. The accused, Aditya Singh, was apprehended following leads from Mondal's interrogation. Investigators suspect Singh met Mondal online and was drawn into the alleged conspiracy. Singh allegedly photographed Minister Umesh Rai and his son for Mondal. The STF is investigating…

The Economic Times · Aug 3

Bengal STF probes alleged Pakistan-backed honey-trap network

West Bengal STF is investigating a Pakistan-based espionage and honey-trap network. The probe involves an arrested woman and a suspected Jaish-e-Mohammed operative. They allegedly used encrypted messaging applications to contact handlers. The duo conspired to honey-trap a minister's son for extortion. Investigators are examining communication channels and potential wider networks.

The Economic Times · Aug 3