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According to The Globe and Mail, Canada and the EU dropped the idea of an «associate member» status from the summit declaration. The Guardian and Al Jazeera report that the EU backed away from its offer to Canada to start «associate member» talks.

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TASS says both sides are observing the ceasefire in Alyoshki, according to the ombudswoman. CGTN reports that Saudi-Houthi attacks continue, with both sides reporting strikes. The headlines do not cover the same story: Al Jazeera's Canada-EU summit is unrelated to the other two.

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Putin tells African leaders at a summit that Russia is a better partner for Africa than the “colonial” West. Al Jazeera and MyJoyOnline stress Putin’s appeal to African leaders, presenting Russia as the continent’s better partner.

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A train collision in Spain has left dead and injured, according to the headlines, but the death toll differs between sources. Channels TV reports at least 10 dead and many injured, while The Daily Star, citing the regional government, gives 31 dead and 80 injured. TASS highlights that the Russian Embassy in Spain has conveyed its condolences over the tragedy.

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Serbian police say a knife-wielding attacker, described as a minor in some headlines, was shot dead outside Israel's embassy in Belgrade after attacking a guard. Headlines differ in how they describe the attacker and the officer: some say policeman, others guard or officer, and one cites the minister for the account of the attack. Fox News reports that the attacker was shouting «Allahu Akbar», a claim that does not appear in the other headlines.

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Abhishek Sharma moves to the top of the world T20I batting rankings, overtaking Ishan Kishan, according to The Hindu. The Indian Express describes Abhishek Sharma's return to the summit of the ICC T20I rankings after a Wellington display. The Daily Star highlights a double win for Jansen alongside Abhishek Sharma's return to the top.

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Serbian police say a knife-wielding attacker, described as a minor in some headlines, was shot dead outside Israel's embassy in Belgrade after attacking a guard. Headlines differ in how they describe the attacker and the officer: some say policeman, others guard or officer, and one cites the minister for the account of the attack. Fox News reports that the attacker was shouting «Allahu Akbar», a claim that does not appear in the other headlines.

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Serbian police say a knife-wielding attacker, described as a minor in some headlines, was shot dead outside Israel's embassy in Belgrade after attacking a guard. Headlines differ in how they describe the attacker and the officer: some say policeman, others guard or officer, and one cites the minister for the account of the attack. Fox News reports that the attacker was shouting «Allahu Akbar», a claim that does not appear in the other headlines.

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Serbian police say a knife-wielding attacker, described as a minor in some headlines, was shot dead outside Israel's embassy in Belgrade after attacking a guard. Headlines differ in how they describe the attacker and the officer: some say policeman, others guard or officer, and one cites the minister for the account of the attack. Fox News reports that the attacker was shouting «Allahu Akbar», a claim that does not appear in the other headlines.

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Serbian police say a knife-wielding attacker, described as a minor in some headlines, was shot dead outside Israel's embassy in Belgrade after attacking a guard. Headlines differ in how they describe the attacker and the officer: some say policeman, others guard or officer, and one cites the minister for the account of the attack. Fox News reports that the attacker was shouting «Allahu Akbar», a claim that does not appear in the other headlines.

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Serbian police say a knife-wielding attacker, described as a minor in some headlines, was shot dead outside Israel's embassy in Belgrade after attacking a guard. Headlines differ in how they describe the attacker and the officer: some say policeman, others guard or officer, and one cites the minister for the account of the attack. Fox News reports that the attacker was shouting «Allahu Akbar», a claim that does not appear in the other headlines.

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Serbian police say a knife-wielding attacker, described as a minor in some headlines, was shot dead outside Israel's embassy in Belgrade after attacking a guard. Headlines differ in how they describe the attacker and the officer: some say policeman, others guard or officer, and one cites the minister for the account of the attack. Fox News reports that the attacker was shouting «Allahu Akbar», a claim that does not appear in the other headlines.

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Qatari mediators presented Iran with a proposal to end the war, according to an official cited by The National and Daily Maverick. The Jerusalem Post describes the same initiative as a peace deal within a mediation effort; CBS News mentions only a new proposal handed to Iran.

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Serbian police say a knife-wielding attacker, described as a minor in some headlines, was shot dead outside Israel's embassy in Belgrade after attacking a guard. Headlines differ in how they describe the attacker and the officer: some say policeman, others guard or officer, and one cites the minister for the account of the attack. Fox News reports that the attacker was shouting «Allahu Akbar», a claim that does not appear in the other headlines.

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Hegseth proposes a U.S.-ASEAN defence framework, which The Hindu calls «ambitious», at a summit in the Philippines. The South China Morning Post asks whether the framework will be a hard sell, while Philstar reports the U.S. is pushing it as China scales back at talks.

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Serbian police say a knife-wielding attacker, described as a minor in some headlines, was shot dead outside Israel's embassy in Belgrade after attacking a guard. Headlines differ in how they describe the attacker and the officer: some say policeman, others guard or officer, and one cites the minister for the account of the attack. Fox News reports that the attacker was shouting «Allahu Akbar», a claim that does not appear in the other headlines.

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Serbian police say a knife-wielding attacker, described as a minor in some headlines, was shot dead outside Israel's embassy in Belgrade after attacking a guard. Headlines differ in how they describe the attacker and the officer: some say policeman, others guard or officer, and one cites the minister for the account of the attack. Fox News reports that the attacker was shouting «Allahu Akbar», a claim that does not appear in the other headlines.

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According to reports, the United States warned Gulf allies of a possible renewal of the war with Iran after the November midterm elections. The Wall Street Journal, as cited by TASS, reports that Washington is weighing military action after November 3, while the Times of Israel refers to a renewed Iranian offensive, so the two reports point in opposite directions. The Guardian reports that Gulf states are working on a multipart peace deal to avert a renewed US-Iran war. The Express Tribune describes a possible war as "short, intense", according to the report it cites.

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The UN General Assembly again approved a resolution against the US embargo on Cuba, according to Folha de S.Paulo and Metrópoles. El Universal says the resolution lost support compared with previous years, and Havana highlighted what it calls a "triumph of truth". El Comercio reports the resolution passed despite losing key support, a point also mentioned by El Universal. Clarín and La Nación say Colombia, Paraguay and Ecuador joined the US in rejecting the resolution, amid a sharp clash between diplomats of the two countries.

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According to The Kyiv Independent, Zelensky says Ukraine receives 12 Patriot missiles per month from the United States. Russian agency TASS, also citing Zelensky, says Kyiv receives 12 Patriots a month but fires more than 30. Le Monde reports that a Patriot missile maintenance centre, used by Kyiv and NATO, will be set up in Poland.

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Outlets report that the UN debated the US embargo on Cuba amid tensions between the two countries. According to ABC, the two sides clashed loudly at the UN, with a quote, «Esto no es su dictadura comunista», cited in the headline. El Universal says Cuba's foreign minister and the US ambassador exchanged words at the UN, calling the moment «indigno».

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US and Cuban diplomats shouted at each other at the UN during the debate on the embargo, according to Fox News, The National and CBC News. Fox News describes the Cuban foreign minister moving toward the US ambassador's podium, with the words «Back up!».

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Le Devoir and CBC News report that the Quebec government accuses Ottawa of muzzling it ahead of the Canada-EU summit. Le Monde focuses on the eve of the summit and a semantic dispute among Europeans, without mentioning Quebec.

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The leaders of Norway and Finland spoke with Putin about ending the war in Ukraine, a conversation several headlines describe as frank and substantive. The BBC and Al Jazeera describe the contact as rare. Headlines from Ukraine and the UAE frame the call as coming ahead of peace talks. The Kyiv Independent reports that Zelensky backs these talks and says Trump has already ended Russia's isolation.

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Finland and Norway's leaders phoned Vladimir Putin, according to several headlines, ahead of possible peace talks in Abu Dhabi. Expresso reports that the two leaders carried a message from Zelensky to Putin, and that Putin refuses an immediate meeting with the Ukrainian leader. The BBC describes the call as rare, while the South China Morning Post and Dhaka Tribune say the talk was 'frank' or 'frank and substantive'.

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Three headlines report that Minister Moraes ordered measures against Flávio Bolsonaro, including surrendering his passport and a ban on leaving Brazil. According to Metrópoles, the decision also provides for cancelling Flávio's diplomatic passport, a measure the other headlines do not mention.

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The UK has sanctioned 15 Sudanese military commanders and officials over sexual violence and attacks on civilians. The Guardian and Sky News report that the sanctions target military leaders linked to a 'rape campaign' in El Fasher, with Sky describing them as senior commanders. Al Jazeera frames the measures as British sanctions against Sudanese commanders over rape used as a weapon. The National reports fresh sanctions against rival Sudanese commanders, without giving the reasons.

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The UK has sanctioned 15 Sudanese military commanders and officials over sexual violence and attacks on civilians. The Guardian and Sky News report that the sanctions target military leaders linked to a 'rape campaign' in El Fasher, with Sky describing them as senior commanders. Al Jazeera frames the measures as British sanctions against Sudanese commanders over rape used as a weapon. The National reports fresh sanctions against rival Sudanese commanders, without giving the reasons.

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The UK has sanctioned 15 Sudanese military commanders and officials over sexual violence and attacks on civilians. The Guardian and Sky News report that the sanctions target military leaders linked to a 'rape campaign' in El Fasher, with Sky describing them as senior commanders. Al Jazeera frames the measures as British sanctions against Sudanese commanders over rape used as a weapon. The National reports fresh sanctions against rival Sudanese commanders, without giving the reasons.

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The UK has sanctioned 15 Sudanese military commanders and officials over sexual violence and attacks on civilians. The Guardian and Sky News report that the sanctions target military leaders linked to a 'rape campaign' in El Fasher, with Sky describing them as senior commanders. Al Jazeera frames the measures as British sanctions against Sudanese commanders over rape used as a weapon. The National reports fresh sanctions against rival Sudanese commanders, without giving the reasons.

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Folha de S.Paulo says it was the first time the mechanism had been triggered since 2020, while Metrópoles links the sharp drop in the Ibovespa to Lula's re-election.

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Peru's El Comercio reports that Iran says a resumption of the war will not change its policy. The New York Times reports a flurry of diplomacy involving Iran, alongside reports of U.S. and Israeli plans to renew the war. Al Jazeera asks how the US-Israeli war on Iran is causing disruption in Europe.

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The UK has sanctioned 15 Sudanese military commanders and officials over sexual violence and attacks on civilians. The Guardian and Sky News report that the sanctions target military leaders linked to a 'rape campaign' in El Fasher, with Sky describing them as senior commanders. Al Jazeera frames the measures as British sanctions against Sudanese commanders over rape used as a weapon. The National reports fresh sanctions against rival Sudanese commanders, without giving the reasons.

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Zelensky says he expects trilateral peace talks with Russia and the US to resume soon. The Guardian reports that Zelensky says trilateral talks with Russia will restart. CGTN reports that Russia, the US and Ukraine are signalling plans for trilateral talks in November.

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Zelensky says he expects trilateral peace talks with Russia and the US to resume soon. The Guardian reports that Zelensky says trilateral talks with Russia will restart. CGTN reports that Russia, the US and Ukraine are signalling plans for trilateral talks in November.

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Al Jazeera asks whether Israel can use crypto to evade economic sanctions, in a proposal attributed to Netanyahu. The Express Tribune says Netanyahu was rebuked over the plan to use crypto to bypass economic sanctions. The Times of Israel says the Bank of Israel and opposition leaders criticise the prime minister's proposal to use crypto to evade sanctions.

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Al Jazeera asks whether Israel can use crypto to evade economic sanctions, in a proposal attributed to Netanyahu. The Express Tribune says Netanyahu was rebuked over the plan to use crypto to bypass economic sanctions. The Times of Israel says the Bank of Israel and opposition leaders criticise the prime minister's proposal to use crypto to evade sanctions.

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According to Dawn, the Gabd border crossing between Pakistan and Iran has been reopened. The Hindu reports that Pakistan reopened the crossing after a week-long suspension of trade. IRNA quotes the Iranian ambassador, who says border trade serves the interests of both nations.

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