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Mexico’s federal auditor says it will examine purchases by the national election agency, its predecessor and local electoral bodies from 2000 to 2025, while separately conducting a comprehensive audit.
President Isaac Herzog says 67 lawmakers recommended Gadi Eisenkot against 46 for Benjamin Netanyahu, but coalition vetoes leave the government-forming mandate undecided.
An unnamed Iranian official told Reuters Washington was reviewing a proposal delivered through Qatar; Doha confirms ongoing mediation, but neither the document nor a US response is public.
Ministers approved a draft decree moving regional and municipal elections beyond Ramadan and extending councillors' terms past their February expiry; the signed decree and exact polling date remain unverified.
Mohsen Rezaei met Vladimir Putin on 5 November as Tehran outlined conditions for renewed US diplomacy and discussed a possible Russia–Iran gas pipeline; no agreement was announced.
France's audit court says the Fonds Barnier spent €1 billion from 2021 to 2025, while calling for better targeting and monitoring as natural hazards intensify.
A November 5 procurement notice cites alleged poor performance on a 2024 National Forestry Agency contract; an independent tender database lists its value at GEL88,977.
Officials say the disaster recovery fund has not been drawn on, although materials have been secured for 20 houses in Gizo. A transparency group wants spending and delivery details.
An October fiscal update shows weaker real output in 2025–26; official statistics also document a 5.2% revenue decline and a 34.2% drop in public capital spending.
The October 30 handover follows an audit of unlawful 2023 allocation procedures; officials promise modernisation, but the new decisions have not been audited.
An internal government audit records Rs 3.42 billion requiring recovery and Rs 5.27 billion in overdue advances. The accounting findings are not a determination that money was stolen.
September 16 board minutes show 13 certificate revocation matters put on hold pending deposit and violation records, alongside a separate US$3,000 administrative fine.
Lawmakers approved a proposal to preserve an existing BD40 monthly pension allowance beyond two-year budget deals, but the change is not yet enacted law.
Hungary's National Investigation Bureau recovered digital records from the Foreign Ministry on 4 November in a separate inquiry into pandemic equipment purchasing. No criminal guilt has been established.
Election officials say businesses must give staff enough time to vote on 15 November, warning that refusal can be a criminal offence under existing electoral law.
Niger's public audit court says a database cross-check found a CFA405.797 billion recording discrepancy. The period, contracts and cause have not been disclosed.
An October audit found a 3.6% teacher-hour gap in March 2025 across Dutch-language secondary schools, with Brussels and disadvantaged schools hit harder; the minister backs monitoring reforms.
A Catholic publication says the closed-door case ended in October and the priest disputes the charges; no public court judgment has been independently obtained.
Five court-authorised searches in Goiás and Mato Grosso target suspected bid coordination and inflated prices. No fraud conviction or quantified loss has been established.
A new parliamentary call gives the public until 14 November to comment on Bill No. 32, while the committee's report is now due on 30 November.