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A poll cited by Yonhap and The Korea Times says Lee's approval rating has risen, thanks to summit achievements and economic policies.

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A poll cited by Yonhap and The Korea Times says Lee's approval rating has risen, thanks to summit achievements and economic policies.

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The U.S. Justice Department has called for sanctions against a database analysis that criticized its claims about noncitizen voting.

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The U.S. Justice Department has called for sanctions against a database analysis that criticized its claims about noncitizen voting.

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British police arrested people at a London protest supporting the banned group Palestine Action, with reported figures ranging from dozens to 325 depending on the outlet. Sky News and The Jerusalem Post report more than 130 arrests, the BBC, Channels TV and The Guardian report more than 300 or 325, and Ukrainska Pravda reports more than 130. The protest took place outside the US embassy in London and follows the group's designation as a terrorist organisation.

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The Pakistani embassy in Tehran rejects reports of an attack on its ambassador as baseless. Iran's IRNA agency and Pakistan's Dawn describe the reports as rumours that the embassy refutes.

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The Pakistani embassy in Tehran rejects reports of an attack on its ambassador as baseless. Iran's IRNA agency and Pakistan's Dawn describe the reports as rumours that the embassy refutes.

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The Pakistani embassy in Tehran rejects reports of an attack on its ambassador as baseless. Iran's IRNA agency and Pakistan's Dawn describe the reports as rumours that the embassy refutes.

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British police arrested people at a London protest supporting the banned group Palestine Action, with reported figures ranging from dozens to 325 depending on the outlet. Sky News and The Jerusalem Post report more than 130 arrests, the BBC, Channels TV and The Guardian report more than 300 or 325, and Ukrainska Pravda reports more than 130. The protest took place outside the US embassy in London and follows the group's designation as a terrorist organisation.

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British police arrested people at a London protest supporting the banned group Palestine Action, with reported figures ranging from dozens to 325 depending on the outlet. Sky News and The Jerusalem Post report more than 130 arrests, the BBC, Channels TV and The Guardian report more than 300 or 325, and Ukrainska Pravda reports more than 130. The protest took place outside the US embassy in London and follows the group's designation as a terrorist organisation.

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Several outlets report protests outside the US Embassy in London against the ban on Palestine Action, with arrests according to the headlines. Arrest figures differ across headlines: Al Jazeera reports 48, The Hindu 139, The Jerusalem Post over 130, and Channels TV 325. The Guardian and Sky News describe crowds of more than 100 and dozens of people, while The Times of Israel reports dozens of arrests.

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Several outlets report protests outside the US Embassy in London against the ban on Palestine Action, with arrests according to the headlines. Arrest figures differ across headlines: Al Jazeera reports 48, The Hindu 139, The Jerusalem Post over 130, and Channels TV 325. The Guardian and Sky News describe crowds of more than 100 and dozens of people, while The Times of Israel reports dozens of arrests.

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Several outlets report protests outside the US Embassy in London against the ban on Palestine Action, with arrests according to the headlines. Arrest figures differ across headlines: Al Jazeera reports 48, The Hindu 139, The Jerusalem Post over 130, and Channels TV 325. The Guardian and Sky News describe crowds of more than 100 and dozens of people, while The Times of Israel reports dozens of arrests.

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The United States warned of a possible terrorist attack in Russia, in southern Moscow, according to Metrópoles, La Tercera and RPP. Clarín reports that the US warned Russia of a "threat" of an attack in Moscow. El Comercio reports that Russia detained a teenager after the US alert, linked to the Tsaritsyno park-museum.

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The US Embassy in Moscow warns of a credible mass-casualty threat at a popular tourist attraction, according to Fox News. The Kyiv Independent and The Jerusalem Post report the same warning, but place the threat at a historic palace and near a museum, respectively. All three headlines say the US warns of a possible mass-casualty event, without indicating the source of the information.

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The US Embassy in Moscow warns of a credible mass-casualty threat at a popular tourist attraction, according to Fox News. The Kyiv Independent and The Jerusalem Post report the same warning, but place the threat at a historic palace and near a museum, respectively. All three headlines say the US warns of a possible mass-casualty event, without indicating the source of the information.

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Several outlets report protests outside the US Embassy in London against the ban on Palestine Action, with arrests according to the headlines. Arrest figures differ across headlines: Al Jazeera reports 48, The Hindu 139, The Jerusalem Post over 130, and Channels TV 325. The Guardian and Sky News describe crowds of more than 100 and dozens of people, while The Times of Israel reports dozens of arrests.

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Nations commit to getting nature goals back on track, according to headlines from The Daily Star, Geo News and The Hindu. The Hindu places the commitment at a UN nature summit.

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Foreign Minister Mauro Vieira met Marco Rubio ahead of the G20, according to Folha de S.Paulo and Gazeta do Povo. Folha reports that the two avoided discussing Flávio Bolsonaro's flight, while Gazeta do Povo notes it is their first meeting since the senator went to the US. Agência Brasil frames the meeting as taking place after Lula's election victory and Flávio's flight, without detailing the conversation.

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Hundreds protested outside the US Embassy in London against the ban on Palestine Action, according to The Guardian and Al Jazeera. UK police arrested dozens, 48 according to Al Jazeera, for expressing support for the group; Sky News and The Times of Israel also report arrests. Police had warned beforehand that arrests could follow, according to The Jerusalem Post. TASS describes the event as a protest by Palestine Action supporters, without mentioning arrests.

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The United States has approved a sale of Patriot missiles to Ukraine worth 2.1 billion dollars, according to several outlets. ABC News gives a different figure, 3 billion dollars, without explaining the gap in its headline. Zelensky praises the deal but warns delivery could take years, according to The Guardian. The Jerusalem Post mentions delayed missile deliveries, while the Kyiv Independent says the NATO commander dismisses delivery concerns.

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Brazil's Itamaraty summoned Argentina's chargé d'affaires over alleged support from Milei for Flávio Bolsonaro's escape, according to Folha de S.Paulo, Metrópoles, Jornal de Notícias and RTP. El País, El Universal, Semana and El Mundo report the same summons, but present it as a request for explanations or clarifications. RPP says Peru's foreign ministry claimed Brazil did not request explanations from Argentina. Clarín says Lula wants to avoid the scandal creating a crisis with Trump, while La Nación says Trump will not recognise Flávio Bolsonaro as Brazil's legitimate leader.

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Several outlets from Portugal, Brazil, Argentina and Spain report that Flávio Bolsonaro left Brazil through Argentina, and that Itamaraty summoned an Argentine diplomat for explanations. El Universal, in Mexico, mentions a request for explanations and the summoning of Argentina's chargé d'affaires. Semana, in Colombia, says Brazil summoned Argentina's diplomatic representative to explain Bolsonaro's departure to the US. RPP, in Peru, says the Foreign Ministry stated that Brazil did not request explanations from Argentina.

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Rubio receives G20 ministers, who are divided over the wars in Ukraine and Iran, according to Jornal de Notícias and Clarín. Semana adds that Rubio and Lavrov meet in the US, with the energy crisis in the background.

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Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has arrived in Atlanta for the G20 foreign ministers' meeting, according to TASS and The Hindu. PBS NewsHour reports that Rubio welcomed G20 foreign ministers to Atlanta at what it describes as a critical moment.

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According to BBC News, the G20 family photo was cancelled after protests over the presence of a Russian minister. The Sydney Morning Herald says the US cancelled the photo after European objections to Russia's presence. The Kyiv Independent presents the cancellation as allegedly happening, without confirming it.

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According to BBC News, the G20 family photo was cancelled after protests over the presence of a Russian minister. The Sydney Morning Herald says the US cancelled the photo after European objections to Russia's presence. The Kyiv Independent presents the cancellation as allegedly happening, without confirming it.

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According to BBC News, the G20 family photo was cancelled after protests over the presence of a Russian minister. The Sydney Morning Herald says the US cancelled the photo after European objections to Russia's presence. The Kyiv Independent presents the cancellation as allegedly happening, without confirming it.

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Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov arrives in the United States for the G20 foreign ministers' meeting in Atlanta. According to El Universal, the meeting ended without a group photo because European officials refused to pose with Lavrov.

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Rubio hosts G20 foreign ministers, with the wars in Iran and Ukraine dividing the members.

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Brazil's foreign minister, Mauro Vieira, arrives at the G20 in the United States amid tension with the White House, according to Metrópoles. Folha de S.Paulo reports that Mauro Vieira and Marco Rubio avoided discussing Flávio Bolsonaro's flight at a meeting ahead of the G20. Gazeta do Povo indicates the two met for the first time since Flávio Bolsonaro traveled to the United States.

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Rubio hosts G20 foreign ministers, with the wars in Iran and Ukraine dividing the members.

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Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has arrived in Atlanta for the G20 foreign ministers' meeting, according to TASS and The Hindu. PBS NewsHour reports that Rubio welcomed G20 foreign ministers to Atlanta at what it describes as a critical moment.

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Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov arrives in the United States for the G20 foreign ministers' meeting in Atlanta. According to El Universal, the meeting ended without a group photo because European officials refused to pose with Lavrov.

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Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has arrived in Atlanta for the G20 foreign ministers' meeting, according to TASS and The Hindu. PBS NewsHour reports that Rubio welcomed G20 foreign ministers to Atlanta at what it describes as a critical moment.

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According to The New York Times, the United States expelled a Cuban diplomat after an incident at the UN. El Universal, citing the NYT, reports that the diplomat is "not welcome".

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According to The New York Times, the United States expelled a Cuban diplomat after an incident at the UN. El Universal, citing the NYT, reports that the diplomat is "not welcome".

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Público reports that Trump, who was not supposed to get involved in the case, arranged a jet for Flávio Bolsonaro's escape. Folha de S.Paulo says Lula is trying to keep the case from becoming a diplomatic crisis over Trump's help with the escape. La Nación says Democrats are asking whether Trump officials in Argentina helped with the escape. Clarín reports new revelations about the operation to organise Flávio Bolsonaro's escape from Brazil.

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The headlines cover Benjamin Netanyahu and the political situation in Israel, with uncertainty over negotiations and his political survival. Der Spiegel's headline refers to an electoral success by Netanyahu and the consequences this has for Germany. The Hindu describes Netanyahu as "down but not out".

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