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According to The Times of Israel, Israel reportedly told skeptical US and Gulf countries that Iran may use chemical weapons. The Jerusalem Post reports that Israel warned Washington Iran may use chemical weapons, but that the US questions the intelligence, according to a report. Haaretz reports that Israel reportedly told the US Iran is weighing the use of chemical weapons.

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Washington voters will decide on a ballot measure banning foie gras in the midterm elections, according to The National. El Mundo lists the foie gras ban among other US ballot questions, which also cover abortion, marijuana and billionaires. Observador covers the same vote alongside a referendum on transgender people, in the context of the midterms.

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Trump says the US will end military aid to Israel, roughly $4 billion a year, by the end of 2026. Some headlines place the end of the aid in 2027, and one adds that Trump joked he could become Israel's prime minister. The New York Times ties the announcement to a new deal, while Haaretz links it to a scenario that suits Netanyahu. The Jerusalem Post quotes a former US National Security Council official who says an early end to the aid risks signaling a retreat from Israel.

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According to sources cited by ABC News, the US Department of Justice has intensified its probe of the Alaska Senate race, with target letters and new subpoenas. PBS NewsHour reports that the Justice Department sent target letters in a criminal probe of the Alaska Senate race, and explains what that means.

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The headlines cover the 2026 US midterm elections and how many seats Democrats need to take control of Congress. Clarín says Democrats must win 3 seats from Republicans in the House and 4 in the Senate. El Comercio frames the question differently, asking what Democrats need to wrest control of Congress from Trump, without giving figures.

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The US midterm elections will decide the majorities in Congress and could strengthen or weaken Trump's position. RTP describes the possibility of Trump becoming a "lame duck" president, while Público says the US is holding a referendum on Trump. Observador is following the results live.

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According to the headlines, Abdul El-Sayed won the US Senate race in Michigan against Republican Mike Rogers, and the Jerusalem Post says the main pollsters point that way. Several outlets, including the Guardian, The National and Punch, highlight that El-Sayed would become the first Muslim elected US senator. Fox News describes the result as a major blow to the Republican Party in Michigan, while El País says the win lets the progressive wing of the Democrats dream of the White House. Clarín says El-Sayed moved to declare himself the winner early, while Geo News and The Hindu say El-Sayed claims victory.

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American voters went to the polls in the midterm elections, which several outlets describe as a referendum on Trump. PBS NewsHour reports the close of voting, also framed as a referendum on Trump's presidency. Channels TV publishes a look at the US midterm elections, without detailing results or context.

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According to the headlines, Abdul El-Sayed won the US Senate race in Michigan against Republican Mike Rogers, and the Jerusalem Post says the main pollsters point that way. Several outlets, including the Guardian, The National and Punch, highlight that El-Sayed would become the first Muslim elected US senator. Fox News describes the result as a major blow to the Republican Party in Michigan, while El País says the win lets the progressive wing of the Democrats dream of the White House. Clarín says El-Sayed moved to declare himself the winner early, while Geo News and The Hindu say El-Sayed claims victory.

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The FBI arrested and charged an Oklahoma man for sending hundreds of letters containing white powder to public officials, including election officials. Al Jazeera puts the number of letters at over 700, and The Jerusalem Post describes them as threatening.

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According to TASS, the mood at the White House on Election Day was cautiously optimistic. The Sydney Morning Herald reports the White House saying Trump was not on the ballot. Poder360 reports that an official White House profile on X says Trump is still the president.

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ABC News describes a civil war engulfing Kazem Hamad's international crime empire. Público headlines the phrase "civil war" without giving further detail. El Mundo describes a US midterm campaign marked by betrayals, nuclear bombs, civil war and cheesecake.

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Trump says the US will end military aid to Israel, roughly $4 billion a year, by the end of 2026. Some headlines place the end of the aid in 2027, and one adds that Trump joked he could become Israel's prime minister. The New York Times ties the announcement to a new deal, while Haaretz links it to a scenario that suits Netanyahu. The Jerusalem Post quotes a former US National Security Council official who says an early end to the aid risks signaling a retreat from Israel.

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Americans are voting in the midterm elections, which will decide control of Congress and the last two years of Trump's presidency. CBC News says the elections will shape Trump's final two years in office, while Dawn says they could upend his presidency. PBS NewsHour looks at how exit polls are changing as more Americans vote early.

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Democrat Troy Jackson won Maine's U.S. Senate seat over Republican Susan Collins, according to NPR, PBS NewsHour and Al Jazeera. Fox News reported that Susan Collins's Maine Senate office was vandalized with "disturbing" graffiti on the night before Election Day. Clarín describes Susan Collins as a "moderate" senator swept away by the wave against Trump.

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Results from the US midterm elections are being reported, with Latin American and Spanish outlets following the vote live. According to Semana, Republicans lost control of both the Senate and the House, which the outlet describes as a difficult night for Trump. Before the vote, La Tercera suggested the outcome could hurt Donald Trump, while RPP asked how a possible Democratic win would affect his administration.

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Results from the US midterm elections are being reported, with Latin American and Spanish outlets following the vote live. According to Semana, Republicans lost control of both the Senate and the House, which the outlet describes as a difficult night for Trump. Before the vote, La Tercera suggested the outcome could hurt Donald Trump, while RPP asked how a possible Democratic win would affect his administration.

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Trump says the US will end military aid to Israel, roughly $4 billion a year, by the end of 2026. Some headlines place the end of the aid in 2027, and one adds that Trump joked he could become Israel's prime minister. The New York Times ties the announcement to a new deal, while Haaretz links it to a scenario that suits Netanyahu. The Jerusalem Post quotes a former US National Security Council official who says an early end to the aid risks signaling a retreat from Israel.

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This story brings together coverage from several countries of the 2026 US midterm elections, with live results and explanations of how votes are counted and when results are announced. According to The New York Times, Trump says in an interview that he will accept the election results, a report that TASS and The Daily Star also carry. Punch says Trump claims he will accept the results and work with Democrats, while Mainichi reports that the Japanese government considers the alliance with the US essential regardless of the outcome. The South China Morning Post asks whether the results could disrupt Washington's ties with China.

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Trump announced the end of the annual US military aid to Israel, which Folha de S.Paulo and Poder360 put at $4 billion. According to Jornal de Notícias, Trump said Israel is a very prosperous country that does not need the aid.

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Washington voters will decide on a ballot measure banning foie gras in the midterm elections, according to The National. El Mundo lists the foie gras ban among other US ballot questions, which also cover abortion, marijuana and billionaires. Observador covers the same vote alongside a referendum on transgender people, in the context of the midterms.

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Results from the US midterm elections are being reported, with Latin American and Spanish outlets following the vote live. According to Semana, Republicans lost control of both the Senate and the House, which the outlet describes as a difficult night for Trump. Before the vote, La Tercera suggested the outcome could hurt Donald Trump, while RPP asked how a possible Democratic win would affect his administration.

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Trump announced the end of the annual US military aid to Israel, which Folha de S.Paulo and Poder360 put at $4 billion. According to Jornal de Notícias, Trump said Israel is a very prosperous country that does not need the aid.

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Mexican president Sheinbaum says the dispute over nine islands on the Rio Bravo serves Texas's electoral interests and states that the outcome of the US elections will be respected. Clarín and La Jornada attribute to Mexico the reading that Texas's claim over the border islands on the Rio Bravo is driven by electoral aims.

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Trump says the US will end military aid to Israel, roughly $4 billion a year, by the end of 2026. Some headlines place the end of the aid in 2027, and one adds that Trump joked he could become Israel's prime minister. The New York Times ties the announcement to a new deal, while Haaretz links it to a scenario that suits Netanyahu. The Jerusalem Post quotes a former US National Security Council official who says an early end to the aid risks signaling a retreat from Israel.

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The 2026 U.S. midterm elections are covered by outlets in several countries, with headlines on results summaries and voting imagery. CBS News says Democrats recorded major wins. The Times of Israel says Democrats dominated the elections, while Haaretz links Israel to the midterms. The Express Tribune reports that at least seven Muslims were elected to Congress.

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Several outlets present the US midterms as decisive for control of Congress, focusing on the key races that will settle it. CBS News says some key races will not be decided on election night. The Jerusalem Post highlights the vote's implications for US policy toward Israel. RNZ, reporting live, says Democrats have taken the House while Senate races remain close.

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Donald Trump announces the end of an annual US aid package of $3.8 billion for Israel's security. According to Le Figaro and Le Devoir, Trump says Israel «doesn't need» this aid. Libération describes the announcement as a surprise and refers to billions of dollars in aid, without giving an exact figure.

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Mexican president Sheinbaum says the dispute over nine islands on the Rio Bravo serves Texas's electoral interests and states that the outcome of the US elections will be respected. Clarín and La Jornada attribute to Mexico the reading that Texas's claim over the border islands on the Rio Bravo is driven by electoral aims.

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Two headlines cover the US midterm elections: one reports that voting has begun, and the other asks whether the result affects French tourists. Writer Siri Hustvedt, quoted by Libération, says she feels the need for a popular uprising in Trump's United States.

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Texas Senate candidates Ken Paxton and James Talarico made final appeals to voters, according to Al Jazeera. CBS News describes the race as tight and reports that Texas voters are discussing the top issues. Libération presents Ken Paxton as the Republican candidate backed by Trump, without detailing his background.

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Melania Trump will host representatives of Russia and Ukraine at the White House, according to Jornal de Notícias and other headlines. El Universal calls the meeting an "extraordinary moment in history" for the US, a quote that none of the other headlines repeats.

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Two headlines cover the US midterm elections: one reports that voting has begun, and the other asks whether the result affects French tourists. Writer Siri Hustvedt, quoted by Libération, says she feels the need for a popular uprising in Trump's United States.

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Results from the US midterm elections are being reported, with Latin American and Spanish outlets following the vote live. According to Semana, Republicans lost control of both the Senate and the House, which the outlet describes as a difficult night for Trump. Before the vote, La Tercera suggested the outcome could hurt Donald Trump, while RPP asked how a possible Democratic win would affect his administration.

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Metrópoles says the US Congress elections could affect Flávio's future in the country. Gazeta do Povo links Flávio's future to Trump's performance in those elections.

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Trump says the U.S. will end its annual aid to Israel, worth about $4 billion, by the end of 2026. Some headlines say Israel can still buy weapons, and the Fox News and Jerusalem Post add that Trump promises to help Israel if needed. Punch and the South China Morning Post cite a figure of $3.8 billion, and the SCMP reports Trump saying Israel no longer needs the support. The Indian Express says the change takes effect in 2027 and that Trump joked he could become Israel's prime minister.

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Democrat Troy Jackson won Maine's U.S. Senate seat over Republican Susan Collins, according to NPR, PBS NewsHour and Al Jazeera. Fox News reported that Susan Collins's Maine Senate office was vandalized with "disturbing" graffiti on the night before Election Day. Clarín describes Susan Collins as a "moderate" senator swept away by the wave against Trump.

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Trump announced the end of the annual US military aid to Israel, which Folha de S.Paulo and Poder360 put at $4 billion. According to Jornal de Notícias, Trump said Israel is a very prosperous country that does not need the aid.

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Trump says the U.S. will end its annual aid to Israel, worth about $4 billion, by the end of 2026. Some headlines say Israel can still buy weapons, and the Fox News and Jerusalem Post add that Trump promises to help Israel if needed. Punch and the South China Morning Post cite a figure of $3.8 billion, and the SCMP reports Trump saying Israel no longer needs the support. The Indian Express says the change takes effect in 2027 and that Trump joked he could become Israel's prime minister.

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Trump says the United States will cut military aid to Israel by the end of the year, claiming Israel does not need it. La Tercera also reports the plan, but describes it as ending financial aid rather than military aid.

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Melania Trump will host representatives of Russia and Ukraine at the White House, according to Jornal de Notícias and other headlines. El Universal calls the meeting an "extraordinary moment in history" for the US, a quote that none of the other headlines repeats.

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US voters went to the polls in the midterm elections, which serve as a referendum on Donald Trump, according to ABC News, CBS News, PBS NewsHour and Mainichi. RNZ says Trump's agenda is being put to voters, while The Globe and Mail says voters in key states question Trump's attacks on Canada.

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Melania Trump will host representatives of Russia and Ukraine at the White House, according to Jornal de Notícias and other headlines. El Universal calls the meeting an "extraordinary moment in history" for the US, a quote that none of the other headlines repeats.

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The papers treat the US midterm elections as decisive for control of Congress. La Tercera reports that the Latino vote is moving away from Trump, which could tip control of Congress. La Jornada writes that the people and the billionaires decide control of Congress today. Clarín reports that Florida has opened its polls in these elections.

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Americans are voting in the midterm elections, which will decide control of Congress and the last two years of Trump's presidency. CBC News says the elections will shape Trump's final two years in office, while Dawn says they could upend his presidency. PBS NewsHour looks at how exit polls are changing as more Americans vote early.

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Trump says the United States will cut military aid to Israel by the end of the year, claiming Israel does not need it. La Tercera also reports the plan, but describes it as ending financial aid rather than military aid.

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Republican Byron Donalds, an ally of Trump, was elected governor of Florida, according to NPR, Clarín and Folha de S.Paulo. Fox News and Folha de S.Paulo highlight that Donalds will be the state's first Black governor. El País says the victory consolidates Republican control of the state after the DeSantis era.

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The United States struck Qeshm Island in the Strait of Hormuz, according to Folha de S.Paulo and CBS News. Trump confirms the strikes and says it was a small attack, not a war, according to Jornal de Notícias. The Jerusalem Post explains the island's importance to Iran and asks why the US keeps targeting it. The Hindu describes the US strikes as 'defensive' and publishes an eyewitness account of explosions on the island.

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The California governor's race pits Xavier Becerra against Steve Hilton, with the cost of living and Donald Trump highlighted as issues. According to polls, Becerra would be California's first governor of Latino origin, Clarín reports. La Tercera describes Becerra as the first Latino governor in more than 150 years, while La Nación published live results without naming a winner.

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The United States struck Qeshm Island in the Strait of Hormuz, according to Folha de S.Paulo and CBS News. Trump confirms the strikes and says it was a small attack, not a war, according to Jornal de Notícias. The Jerusalem Post explains the island's importance to Iran and asks why the US keeps targeting it. The Hindu describes the US strikes as 'defensive' and publishes an eyewitness account of explosions on the island.

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The US Supreme Court rejected Trump’s request to stop California counting disputed votes, according to Capital FM, Geo News, The Express Tribune and CBS News. Geo News and The Express Tribune describe the ruling as a refusal to set aside California ballots, while CBS News calls it the Trump administration’s last-ditch effort.

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Melania Trump will host representatives of Russia and Ukraine at the White House, according to Jornal de Notícias and other headlines. El Universal calls the meeting an "extraordinary moment in history" for the US, a quote that none of the other headlines repeats.

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Iran's chief negotiator says the United States must avoid another war and that the ball is in Washington's court, according to El Comercio. La Nación reports that the Middle East is following the US elections with fear of a total war, without citing any concrete action by Trump. Hoje Macau writes that Xi calls for avoiding rivalries between major powers, without directly linking that message to Iran.

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Trump says the U.S. will end its annual aid to Israel, worth about $4 billion, by the end of 2026. Some headlines say Israel can still buy weapons, and the Fox News and Jerusalem Post add that Trump promises to help Israel if needed. Punch and the South China Morning Post cite a figure of $3.8 billion, and the SCMP reports Trump saying Israel no longer needs the support. The Indian Express says the change takes effect in 2027 and that Trump joked he could become Israel's prime minister.

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Results from the US midterm elections are being reported, with Latin American and Spanish outlets following the vote live. According to Semana, Republicans lost control of both the Senate and the House, which the outlet describes as a difficult night for Trump. Before the vote, La Tercera suggested the outcome could hurt Donald Trump, while RPP asked how a possible Democratic win would affect his administration.

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Trump says Tuesday's midterm elections are the most important in the US, a claim highlighted by RTP and Expresso. Expresso frames the statement as Trump's final appeal to his supporters.

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The Hindu calls it Trump's first national test since returning to office, while The Indian Express frames it as a test for Congress.

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The dollar opened higher, according to Folha de S.Paulo and Metrópoles. Metrópoles attributes the rise to market gloom and cites a rate of R$ 5.48. Folha de S.Paulo links the move to Lula's economic policy and the US elections.

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The Hindu calls it Trump's first national test since returning to office, while The Indian Express frames it as a test for Congress.

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The Kremlin confirms talks between Ukraine and the United States in Abu Dhabi on November 10-11, according to The Hindu and CGTN. According to TASS, the Kremlin says EU participation in the Abu Dhabi talks is impossible, since the format was designed as trilateral. Ukraine's Zelenskyy hopes the Abu Dhabi talks will open the way to a meeting with Putin, according to Al Jazeera. The Japan Times reports that Russia bombarded Ukraine's power grid before the talks, and that Merz urges Moscow to engage.

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Americans voted in the midterm elections for Congress, which several headlines present as a referendum on Trump's presidency. The Japan Times and CBC News highlight that control of Congress and Trump's last two years in office are at stake. The Hindu only reports the vote, with no further detail in its headline.

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Americans went to the polls in the midterm elections, which some outlets present as a test of Trump's presidency and others as capable of upending it. Haaretz highlights the weight of Israel and antisemitism in the campaign. PBS NewsHour looks at how exit polls are changing as more voters cast their ballots early.

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The first polling stations opened in the United States, a day that RPP and El Comercio say will mark the presidency. Later, ABC and Clarín report that the first polling stations have closed and the first vote counts have begun. El Comercio links the day to Trump's presidency; the other headlines do not make that link.

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James Talarico won the Texas Senate race, according to several US and British outlets. The result gives the seat to Democrats, which CBS News says flips it from Republicans. Der Spiegel reports that Talarico leads in Texas and that this is worrying Republicans, pointing to a race still in progress.

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Polls opened for the 2026 US midterm elections, described by Al Jazeera as closely contested and by Dawn as capable of weakening Trump's hold on Washington. Other outlets focus on practical information, with Geo News publishing a state-by-state breakdown of polling hours. Haaretz looks at how Israel has shaped the midterms, while Tehran Times asks whether Tucker Carlson has damaged Trump's campaign. The Guardian published a guide to when the polls close today.

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Three newspapers, from Spain and Colombia, report on the opening of the US midterm congressional elections. El Mundo describes the elections as the most expensive and decisive in history, El País as decisive for Trump's power, and Semana reports live on polls opening.

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The United States will mediate a new round of Ukraine-Russia talks in Abu Dhabi, according to the US envoy, as reported by CGTN and CBS News. The Kremlin confirms the Ukraine-US talks in Abu Dhabi, scheduled for November 10 and 11, according to The Hindu. According to TASS, the Kremlin considers it impossible for the EU to join the Abu Dhabi talks, which were originally designed as trilateral. Zelensky hopes the Abu Dhabi talks will open a path to a meeting with Putin, according to Al Jazeera.

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Several outlets from different countries report that the United States struck Iran's Qeshm Island, in the Strait of Hormuz, citing official sources or US media reports. ABC News, citing officials, describes the strikes as defensive, and the New York Times says US officials call them a defensive measure. The Express Tribune reports that the IRGC claims to have downed two more US MQM-170 drones, a claim not confirmed by other headlines. According to Sky News, the US carried out 'limited strikes' on the island, while The Guardian reports the strike on the same day Vance voiced optimism about a deal.

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The US Supreme Court rejected Trump’s request to stop California counting disputed votes, according to Capital FM, Geo News, The Express Tribune and CBS News. Geo News and The Express Tribune describe the ruling as a refusal to set aside California ballots, while CBS News calls it the Trump administration’s last-ditch effort.

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The US midterm elections were covered with live results in several outlets, including Senate, House and governor races in all 50 states. According to Mainichi, Tokyo stocks opened lower awaiting the results, and MyJoyOnline reports oil edged down for the same reason. According to TASS, Trump says he will accept the results of the midterm congressional elections, a report repeated by The Daily Star and Punch.

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French and Canadian papers cover the US midterm elections, highlighting uncertainty over how long the electoral process will take. Le Figaro reports that Democrats are worried about Donald Trump's threats over the midterms, saying they must prepare for absolutely everything. Le Monde says Texas, one of the most conservative states, could face a historic shift in the 2026 midterms. Libération gives voice to writer Siri Hustvedt, who says she feels the need for a popular uprising in Trump's United States.

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Several Portuguese outlets report that the US attacked the Iranian island of Qeshm just hours before the mid-term elections. Público describes the attack as "limited". Brazil's Poder360 reports that oil prices rose after the attack.

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