Nigeria’s finance ministry disputes a 124% interest-to-revenue calculation, while the underlying World Bank report warns that low public investment complicates claims of fiscal progress.

Parliament confirms Mehrdad Akhlaqi Ketabchi after months of interim leadership following the U.S.–Israeli killing of Aziz Nasirzadeh.

Sunday demonstrations put education, workers’ rights and freedom to organize at the centre of Brazil’s presidential runoff, after courts refused sweeping restrictions sought by the right.

Lula’s campaign alleges unequal treatment as Brazil’s electoral court orders safeguards for Meta. A special report on ad failures, recommendations and the evidence still needed.

A tribute to Rosana de Oliveira, the São Paulo researcher and mother who helped families get food and stood up for her coworkers.

Artem Kirpichenok’s August detention developed into a security prosecution under a gag order. His defence alleges coercion; an October follow-up reported him still in prison.

Milei claims he rescued 14 million people. UCA researchers challenge the comparability of the poverty figures, while the latest official rate rises to 32.3%.

Neera Tanden’s battles with the left expose the gap between Democratic unity rhetoric and establishment gatekeeping. A sourced Pamphlets opinion.

Students across Europe confront rising costs, education cuts and repression. Pamphlets maps 54 spring protest actions across 22 countries, with Albania’s October revolt added to the picture.