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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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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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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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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 United States will suspend $4 billion in aid to Israel, according to Clarín, El País and RPP. Clarín attributes the suspension to Israel now buying military hardware, a reason El País and RPP do not give in their headlines. RPP places the cut at year-end and describes it as military aid, while El País gives no timeframe.

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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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A gang leader in Haiti made a request to the UN after Nayib Bukele deployed troops there, according to Semana in Colombia. ABC in Spain describes the move as Bukele exporting his «mano dura» approach to Haiti.

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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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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 US will end about $4 billion in military aid to Israel by the end of the year, according to most headlines. The National says that, despite the pledge, the figures tell a different story. Haaretz frames the announcement as something that suits Netanyahu. The Indian Express also quotes Trump joking that he could become Israel's prime minister.

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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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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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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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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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The Kyiv Independent, from Ukraine, reports that a former deputy defence minister has been appointed to lead the country's large state-run defence company.

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Russia's defence minister met a top Chinese general, according to the South China Morning Post, days after the general was appointed to the Politburo.

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A citizens' movement is calling on the government to clarify an attack on the mobile phone of Defence Minister Nuno Melo. Observador names the movement as Cidadãos pela Cibersegurança.

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The Japan Times and The Citizen both headline that the war is widening in the Black Sea, in a test of NATO's red lines.

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Focus Taiwan reports that a funding bill for drones and air defense missiles has moved forward to committee review.

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Joaquim Tobias Dai, Mozambique's former Minister of Defence, has died, according to three Mozambican and Portuguese outlets.

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ANSA, from Italy, reports a NATO-US-E3 meeting in Brussels this week on Ukraine.

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A retired Air Force pilot with ALS is pushing for more research funding in the federal budget, according to The Globe and Mail.

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The South Korean agency Yonhap reports that Lee and Erdogan agreed to strengthen cooperation on nuclear power plants and the defense industry.

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Yonhap, from South Korea, reports that Lee and Erdogan agreed to strengthen cooperation on nuclear power plants and the defense industry.

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Premium Times, in Nigeria, reports that the army destroyed a kidnappers’ hideout in Kogi state and recovered ammunition.

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Joaquim Tobias Dai, Mozambique's former Minister of Defence, has died, according to three Mozambican and Portuguese outlets.

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The Japan Times and The Citizen both headline that the war is widening in the Black Sea, in a test of NATO's red lines.

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The Hindu explains what Project 18A is and why the Navy is moving ahead with building futuristic warships.

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The Japan Times reports that Japan is getting serious about raising its defense spending as the year-end deadline approaches.

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Joaquim Tobias Dai, Mozambique's former Minister of Defence, has died, according to three Mozambican and Portuguese outlets.

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According to Metrópoles, deputy André Janones intends to operate within the Lula 4 government without holding a ministry, relying on his own army of supporters.

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According to The Jerusalem Post (Israel), the United States is urging NATO allies to increase weapons funding for Ukraine.

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The Korea Times reports that South Korea has launched a 3,600-ton submarine, presented as a boost to naval deterrence and defense export capacity.

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Poder360, a Brazilian outlet, reports that the Army mobilised more than 1,200 soldiers for an exercise in Rio de Janeiro.

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The Indian Express reports that India's defence ministry will acquire eight locally built corvettes for the Navy. Yonhap announces a launch ceremony for South Korea's latest domestically built attack submarine. Both headlines concern domestic naval shipbuilding, but in different countries and for different vessel types, so it is unclear they describe the same story.

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The Jerusalem Post, from Israel, reports that Latvia briefly warned of a threat to its airspace. According to the same headline, Latvia says it activated NATO jets.

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Janones met Cristina Kirchner in Argentina and, according to Folha de S.Paulo, discussed support for defeating Milei in the 2027 campaign. Metrópoles describes the meeting as a step toward an alliance against Milei, under the label «Exército do peronismo». Poder360 focuses on the Argentine foreign minister, who mocks Janones's visit to Kirchner.

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Two men were arrested in Uruapan, Michoacán, Mexico, after an armed attack on soldiers, according to El Universal. Authorities seized weapons and drugs, the same headline reports.

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Fox News reports that the Pentagon's top spies have been given a 'no-fail' mission, with Hegseth targeting foreign interference in the midterm elections.

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The US Air Force plans to expand training at airports in the Northern Mariana Islands.

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Folha de S.Paulo reports that a Portuguese man crossed the Atlantic to avoid military service and ended up thriving in Brazil. The headline also mentions deaths, but does not say how those deaths relate to the emigrant's story.

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Metrópoles reports the purchase differently, saying Greece is the 6th NATO country to buy the plane, while the other two headlines say eighth.

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Russia's defence minister met a top Chinese general, according to the South China Morning Post, days after the general was appointed to the Politburo.

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Público and RTP report that the Minister of Defence was the target of a cyberattack. According to the headlines, the attack made it possible to send messages in the minister's name.

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Público and RTP report that the Minister of Defence was the target of a cyberattack. According to the headlines, the attack made it possible to send messages in the minister's name.

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A cyberattack on the mobile phone of Defence Minister Nuno Melo allowed messages to be sent in his name, according to the headlines.

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A cyberattack on the mobile phone of Defence Minister Nuno Melo allowed messages to be sent in his name, according to the headlines.

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Metrópoles reports the purchase differently, saying Greece is the 6th NATO country to buy the plane, while the other two headlines say eighth.

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According to the Kyiv Independent, the United Kingdom intercepted a Russian spy ship that was monitoring NATO military exercises.

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According to sources cited by the South China Morning Post, Japan is weighing a defence spending plan of US$500 billion.

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Metrópoles reports the purchase differently, saying Greece is the 6th NATO country to buy the plane, while the other two headlines say eighth.

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Tucker Carlson says Trump is considering nuclear weapons against Iran, according to Premium Times and The Express Tribune. The Times of Israel describes Carlson as a conspiracy theorist and reports his claim that Netanyahu is pushing Trump toward a nuclear strike on Iran. The Jerusalem Post attributes to Carlson the claim that Trump is "days away" from launching a nuclear strike on Iran.

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The Indian Express reports that India's defence ministry will acquire eight locally built corvettes for the Navy. Yonhap announces a launch ceremony for South Korea's latest domestically built attack submarine. Both headlines concern domestic naval shipbuilding, but in different countries and for different vessel types, so it is unclear they describe the same story.

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The Hankyoreh, from South Korea, argues that it is time for Korea to drop the myth that America's defense spending makes it invincible.

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Metrópoles publishes a piece in which workers in São Paulo say what they expect from Lula's fourth term in office.

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According to sources cited by The Japan Times and the South China Morning Post, Japan is weighing a defence spending plan of 500 billion dollars.

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