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RTP and Observador report that Portugal will host the 2030 Ibero-American Summit, and Jornal de Notícias says the same; RTP attributes the confirmation to President Seguro. Público highlights other topics from the same summit: approval of an Ibero-American civil protection network and a plan by Seguro and Zelensky to produce drones.

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The Ibero-American Summit adopted a risk reduction network, according to Observador. According to RTP and Jornal de Notícias, Portugal will host the 2030 Ibero-American Summit. Público reports the approval of an Ibero-American civil protection network and says Seguro and Zelensky want to produce drones.

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Flávio Bolsonaro is set to speak at a conservative event in the United States alongside an actor from the series Dark Horse, according to Metrópoles and Poder360. The New York Times and The Guardian, by contrast, describe Melania Trump as a "dark horse diplomat" on Ukraine and Russia, with no link to Flávio Bolsonaro's event.

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Milei equates socialism with fascism at the Ibero-American Summit but avoids a personal attack on Pedro Sánchez, according to El País and El Universal. The meeting between Milei and Sánchez, their first face-to-face encounter, is described as a cold greeting by La Tercera, La Nación and El Universal. El Mundo says Sánchez has vetoed Milei's meeting with the King during the summit.

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Milei equates socialism with fascism at the Ibero-American Summit but avoids a personal attack on Pedro Sánchez, according to El País and El Universal. The meeting between Milei and Sánchez, their first face-to-face encounter, is described as a cold greeting by La Tercera, La Nación and El Universal. El Mundo says Sánchez has vetoed Milei's meeting with the King during the summit.

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Seguro wants the Ibero-American Summit to be a "voice of peace and dialogue" and focused on citizens, according to RTP and Observador. Jornal de Notícias reports that Portugal will host the 2030 Ibero-American Summit. Público says the summit approved an Ibero-American civil protection network and that Seguro and Zelensky want to produce drones.

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The United States has sanctioned three people for allegedly aiding Iran's air defences, according to The Jerusalem Post. The headline also mentions reports of an arms deal between Moscow and Tehran, which this headline does not confirm.

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At the Ibero-American Summit in Madrid, Milei criticised socialism; according to El País and El Universal, he equated it with fascism, though without a personal attack on Pedro Sánchez. Headlines describe a cold greeting between Sánchez and Milei at their first face-to-face meeting. El Mundo reports that Sánchez vetoed a meeting between Milei and the King during the summit.

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The XXX Ibero-American Summit in Madrid opened with a call for multilateralism, according to La Jornada. President Kast took part in the summit's opening, per La Tercera, and said that "without security there can be no change", per Cooperativa. Il Fatto Quotidiano says the summit reflects a fragmented Latin America. La Nación focuses mainly on first lady Lavinia Valbonesi, who it says stood out at the event.

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The XXX Ibero-American Summit in Madrid opened with a call for multilateralism, according to La Jornada. President Kast took part in the summit's opening, per La Tercera, and said that "without security there can be no change", per Cooperativa. Il Fatto Quotidiano says the summit reflects a fragmented Latin America. La Nación focuses mainly on first lady Lavinia Valbonesi, who it says stood out at the event.

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The XXX Ibero-American Summit in Madrid opened with a call for multilateralism, according to La Jornada. President Kast took part in the summit's opening, per La Tercera, and said that "without security there can be no change", per Cooperativa. Il Fatto Quotidiano says the summit reflects a fragmented Latin America. La Nación focuses mainly on first lady Lavinia Valbonesi, who it says stood out at the event.

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Seguro wants the Ibero-American Summit to be a "voice of peace and dialogue" and focused on citizens, according to RTP and Observador. Jornal de Notícias reports that Portugal will host the 2030 Ibero-American Summit. Público says the summit approved an Ibero-American civil protection network and that Seguro and Zelensky want to produce drones.

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At the XXX Ibero-American Summit in Madrid, Javier Milei and Pedro Sánchez exchanged a greeting that headlines describe as cold, at their first face-to-face meeting. El Universal reports that Milei equated socialism and fascism at the summit. El Mundo says Sánchez vetoed a meeting between Milei and the King during the summit.

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The United States has imposed sanctions on Indian and Turkish firms and individuals for allegedly aiding Iran, according to The Hindu, Daily Maverick and Al Jazeera. Al Jazeera describes the companies as accused of helping Iran, a framing the other two headlines do not use.

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Argentine president Javier Milei skipped the opening of the Ibero-American Summit in Madrid, according to Clarín, and met with Vox leader Santiago Abascal. La Nación and El Mundo report that Milei gave Pedro Sánchez a cold greeting and then attacked socialism, saying the equivalence between socialists and fascists is not a coincidence. El Universal and El Comercio say Milei equated socialism with fascism at the summit, while La Tercera describes the greeting as their first face-to-face meeting.

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The United States has imposed sanctions on Indian and Turkish firms and individuals for allegedly aiding Iran, according to The Hindu, Daily Maverick and Al Jazeera. Al Jazeera describes the companies as accused of helping Iran, a framing the other two headlines do not use.

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Argentine president Javier Milei skipped the opening of the Ibero-American Summit in Madrid, according to Clarín, and met with Vox leader Santiago Abascal. La Nación and El Mundo report that Milei gave Pedro Sánchez a cold greeting and then attacked socialism, saying the equivalence between socialists and fascists is not a coincidence. El Universal and El Comercio say Milei equated socialism with fascism at the summit, while La Tercera describes the greeting as their first face-to-face meeting.

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China's top diplomat met a visiting North Korean party secretary, according to Yonhap and CGTN, which refers to a Workers' Party of Korea delegation. IRNA reports that Iran's top secretary official met Putin at the Kremlin.

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The Indian Express (India) reports that the United States has imposed sanctions on an Indian couple, accused of "maritime fraud" in support of Iran's shadow fleet.

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The United States has sanctioned individuals and entities that, according to The Express Tribune, are accused of trying to supply Iran with air defense systems.

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Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney appears in three newspapers from different countries, but the headlines do not all say the same about him. Rappler (Philippines) reports that Carney will attend the ASEAN Summit in Manila. Der Spiegel (Germany) says Carney excludes Russia's participation in the junior ice hockey world championship. Le Devoir (Canada) uses a headline that does not, on its own, indicate the specific subject.

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Chilean outlet La Tercera reports that China's ambassador confirmed a meeting between Kast and Xi. According to the same headline, the undersea cable project with Chile is still going ahead.

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Hong Kong pro-democracy activist Joshua Wong was sentenced to 10 years in prison for seeking sanctions against Beijing and Hong Kong, according to the South China Morning Post. The Hong Kong Free Press reports the same sentence, describing it as a case of foreign collusion. The Japan Times presents Wong as a well-known face of the pro-democracy movement, now facing a longer prison term.

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The United States has imposed sanctions on Indian and Turkish firms and individuals for allegedly aiding Iran, according to The Hindu, Daily Maverick and Al Jazeera. Al Jazeera describes the companies as accused of helping Iran, a framing the other two headlines do not use.

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Argentine president Javier Milei skipped the opening of the Ibero-American Summit in Madrid, according to Clarín, and met with Vox leader Santiago Abascal. La Nación and El Mundo report that Milei gave Pedro Sánchez a cold greeting and then attacked socialism, saying the equivalence between socialists and fascists is not a coincidence. El Universal and El Comercio say Milei equated socialism with fascism at the summit, while La Tercera describes the greeting as their first face-to-face meeting.

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Argentine president Javier Milei skipped the opening of the Ibero-American Summit in Madrid, according to Clarín, and met with Vox leader Santiago Abascal. La Nación and El Mundo report that Milei gave Pedro Sánchez a cold greeting and then attacked socialism, saying the equivalence between socialists and fascists is not a coincidence. El Universal and El Comercio say Milei equated socialism with fascism at the summit, while La Tercera describes the greeting as their first face-to-face meeting.

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According to Público, the summit approved an Ibero-American civil protection network. Seguro wants the Ibero-American Summit to focus on citizens, according to Observador. Jornal de Notícias reports that Portugal will host the 2030 Ibero-American Summit. RTP reports that Zelensky joined the 30th Ibero-American Summit in Madrid.

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The 30th Ibero-American Summit has Seguro and Montenegro taking part for the first time. According to Observador, Seguro wants the summit to focus on citizens. Jornal de Notícias reports that Portugal will host the 2030 Ibero-American Summit. Público says the summit approved an Ibero-American civil protection network and that Seguro and Zelensky want to produce drones.

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The Kremlin confirms trilateral Ukraine peace talks in Abu Dhabi next week, according to CGTN. Zelensky speaks with Trump's envoys ahead of the talks and demands "ironclad" security guarantees, according to The Kyiv Independent. TASS reports the same preparations for the Abu Dhabi talks, with Zelensky discussing them with Witkoff and Kushner.

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The XXX Ibero-American Summit in Madrid opened with a call for multilateralism, according to La Jornada. President Kast took part in the summit's opening, per La Tercera, and said that "without security there can be no change", per Cooperativa. Il Fatto Quotidiano says the summit reflects a fragmented Latin America. La Nación focuses mainly on first lady Lavinia Valbonesi, who it says stood out at the event.

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The XXX Ibero-American Summit took place in Madrid with several heads of state and government; the King and Queen of Spain presided over the opening ceremony. According to Clarín, Javier Milei arrived in Madrid but will not attend the official opening or the gala dinner with the King. El Comercio reports that Zelensky arrived in Spain unexpectedly for the summit. La Nación says Milei greeted Sánchez and then attacked socialism; El Mundo quotes him saying the equivalence between socialists and fascists is no coincidence.

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The XXX Ibero-American Summit took place in Madrid with several heads of state and government; the King and Queen of Spain presided over the opening ceremony. According to Clarín, Javier Milei arrived in Madrid but will not attend the official opening or the gala dinner with the King. El Comercio reports that Zelensky arrived in Spain unexpectedly for the summit. La Nación says Milei greeted Sánchez and then attacked socialism; El Mundo quotes him saying the equivalence between socialists and fascists is no coincidence.

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The XXX Ibero-American Summit took place in Madrid with several heads of state and government; the King and Queen of Spain presided over the opening ceremony. According to Clarín, Javier Milei arrived in Madrid but will not attend the official opening or the gala dinner with the King. El Comercio reports that Zelensky arrived in Spain unexpectedly for the summit. La Nación says Milei greeted Sánchez and then attacked socialism; El Mundo quotes him saying the equivalence between socialists and fascists is no coincidence.

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Alcolumbre postpones the Senate vote on lowering the age of criminal responsibility, according to Gazeta do Povo, after talks with Motta. Folha de S.Paulo says the vote was held back amid a dispute between the Chamber and the Senate, while Poder360 says Alcolumbre leaves the issue to the Chamber after an agreement with Motta. UNICEF states that no G20 country has a criminal responsibility age below 18, and a Chamber committee chair, per Metrópoles, sees the Senate rushing the PEC.

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The XXX Ibero-American Summit took place in Madrid with several heads of state and government; the King and Queen of Spain presided over the opening ceremony. According to Clarín, Javier Milei arrived in Madrid but will not attend the official opening or the gala dinner with the King. El Comercio reports that Zelensky arrived in Spain unexpectedly for the summit. La Nación says Milei greeted Sánchez and then attacked socialism; El Mundo quotes him saying the equivalence between socialists and fascists is no coincidence.

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The XXX Ibero-American Summit opened in Madrid, with the Spanish king and queen presiding and Chilean president Kast attending, according to several newspapers. According to Clarín, the summit began with notable absences. Javier Milei greeted Pedro Sánchez but then attacked socialism; El Mundo quotes him saying the equation of socialists with fascists "is no coincidence". Il Fatto Quotidiano describes a fragmented Latin America, while La Jornada highlights the call for multilateralism.

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According to Expresso, the PS already has a list of demands for its negotiations with Montenegro on housing. According to Observador, Casa para Viver criticises Montenegro over housing.

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The XXX Ibero-American Summit opened in Madrid with notable absences, according to Clarín. The King inaugurated the summit with the Queen present, according to ABC and El País. Semana reports that Javier Milei arrives in Madrid and calls Pedro Sánchez «corrupto», «dictador» and «ladrón». El Comercio reports that Zelensky arrived in Spain unexpectedly for the summit, and La Tercera says President Kast took part in the opening.

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Russian outlet TASS says Peskov revealed details of preparations for a meeting between Putin, Trump and Xi at the APEC summit. The Japan Times says North Korea rejected the idea of a Kim-Trump meeting as the APEC summit approaches. The South China Morning Post asks what single obstacle could stop Xi, Putin and Trump from meeting at APEC, without offering an answer.

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El País (Spain) reports that Indra and Santa Bárbara have cooled negotiations to collaborate, with both competing to lead Spain's military industry.

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The Kremlin confirms trilateral Ukraine peace talks in Abu Dhabi next week, according to CGTN. Zelensky speaks with Trump's envoys ahead of the talks and demands "ironclad" security guarantees, according to The Kyiv Independent. TASS reports the same preparations for the Abu Dhabi talks, with Zelensky discussing them with Witkoff and Kushner.

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Haaretz analyses why Trump's pledge to end American military aid to Israel suits Netanyahu. The Jerusalem Post quotes former ambassador Michael Oren, who warns against ending US military aid to Israel. Both headlines concern the same pledge, but Haaretz focuses on its effect on Netanyahu while the Jerusalem Post focuses on Oren's warning.

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Leitão Amaro says the government's communications follow the procedures of NATO and EU countries. Leitão Amaro assures that immigration will pay for immigration.

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The XXX Ibero-American Summit opens in Madrid with notable absences, according to Clarín. ABC explains the reasons why Sheinbaum will not attend the summit. Semana reports that Javier Milei has arrived in Madrid and calls Pedro Sánchez «corrupto», «dictador» and «ladrón».

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King Charles III addressed a summit on slavery, calling it a «monstrous injustice», according to the South China Morning Post and Punch. The Guardian reports that campaigners are intensifying demands for an apology for slavery, while the South China Morning Post says the prime minister is weighing one.

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Lula, Sheinbaum and Delcy Rodríguez will not attend the Ibero-American Summit in Madrid, according to El Comercio. El País notes that, with Lula and Sheinbaum absent, Sánchez is left alone facing Milei at the summit. El Universal says Sheinbaum has ruled out attending and that Foreign Minister Velasco will lead the Mexican delegation. ABC looks at the reasons for Sheinbaum's absence, without detailing them in the headline.

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Russian outlet TASS says Peskov revealed details of preparations for a meeting between Putin, Trump and Xi at the APEC summit. The Japan Times says North Korea rejected the idea of a Kim-Trump meeting as the APEC summit approaches. The South China Morning Post asks what single obstacle could stop Xi, Putin and Trump from meeting at APEC, without offering an answer.

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El País reports that Lula and Sheinbaum are absent from the Ibero-American Summit in Madrid, leaving Sánchez alone facing Milei. ABC explains the reasons for Sheinbaum's absence, without detailing them in the headline. Semana says Milei arrived in Madrid for the summit, described as uncomfortable for Sánchez, and that he called him “corrupt”, “dictator” and “thief”.

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Lula, Sheinbaum and Delcy Rodríguez will not attend the Ibero-American Summit in Madrid, according to El Comercio. El País notes that, with Lula and Sheinbaum absent, Sánchez is left alone facing Milei at the summit. El Universal says Sheinbaum has ruled out attending and that Foreign Minister Velasco will lead the Mexican delegation. ABC looks at the reasons for Sheinbaum's absence, without detailing them in the headline.

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Sánchez and Milei met face to face for the first time at the Ibero-American Summit in Madrid, according to El Mundo, which calls it the tensest moment of the summit. Lula, Sheinbaum and Delcy Rodríguez will not take part in the summit, according to El Comercio, and El País says their absences leave Sánchez alone facing Milei. Clarín says Milei will not have a private meeting with King Felipe VI in Madrid, and El Universal reports that Sheinbaum rules out attending and that Foreign Minister Velasco will lead the Mexican delegation.

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

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Lula and Sheinbaum will not attend the Ibero-American Summit in Madrid, according to El Comercio and El País; El Mundo says their absence leaves Sánchez alone against Milei. El Universal says Sheinbaum rules out attending and that Foreign Minister Velasco will lead the Mexican delegation; ABC says it gives reasons for her absence, without detailing them in the headline.

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Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is the focus of headlines linking him to the Commonwealth summit in Antigua and Barbuda and to a decision on Russia's participation in the junior ice hockey world championship. CBC News covers Carney's priorities at the Commonwealth summit, while Der Spiegel reports that Carney rules out Russian participation in the junior world championship. Le Devoir writes about interest rates and Carney's approach, though the headline does not make the concrete content clear.

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The United States struck the Iranian island of Qeshm on the eve of the midterm elections, according to El País. Clarín reports the same attack, highlighting Trump's claimed diplomatic progress. La Tercera reports that oil prices rose after the strike on Qeshm, on the eve of the midterms.

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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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According to the headlines from El Mundo, La Jornada and Clarín, the United States attacked the Iranian island of Qeshm, in the area of the Strait of Hormuz. All three headlines also say that Trump speaks of progress in negotiations or of peace with Iran at the same time, but none of them says whether the two events are connected.

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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 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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According to the Wall Street Journal, the United States attacked the Iranian island of Qeshm a few hours before the midterm elections. La Tercera reports the attack came amid peace negotiations, while Clarín highlights that it coincides with the diplomatic progress Trump claims. El Universal adds that Trump says he sees no risk of the war resuming.

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US envoy Witkoff said Washington will mediate trilateral talks between Russia, Ukraine and the US in Abu Dhabi on November 10 and 11. The Kremlin confirmed the talks with Ukraine and the US in Abu Dhabi on November 10 and 11. Ukrainian president Zelenskyy hopes the Abu Dhabi talks will open the way to a meeting with Putin. The Japan Times reports a Russian bombardment of Ukraine's power grid before the talks, while German chancellor Merz urges Moscow to engage.

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US envoy Witkoff said Washington will mediate trilateral talks between Russia, Ukraine and the US in Abu Dhabi on November 10 and 11. The Kremlin confirmed the talks with Ukraine and the US in Abu Dhabi on November 10 and 11. Ukrainian president Zelenskyy hopes the Abu Dhabi talks will open the way to a meeting with Putin. The Japan Times reports a Russian bombardment of Ukraine's power grid before the talks, while German chancellor Merz urges Moscow to engage.

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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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Chilean president Kast arrived in Madrid to attend the Ibero-American Summit, according to Cooperativa. ABC says the summit was marked by the Urda accident and by polarization between the far right and socialism, wording it uses as its own. El Mundo claims Sheinbaum and Lula left Sánchez alone at the summit, with Milei and Kast present.

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According to El Comercio, Brent crude fell almost 3%, to around 110 dollars, linked to the situation in the Middle East. According to Clarín, the drop was sharp and may be tied to a possible resumption of negotiations in the Middle East.

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Sánchez and Milei met face to face for the first time at the Ibero-American Summit in Madrid, according to El Mundo, which calls it the tensest moment of the summit. Lula, Sheinbaum and Delcy Rodríguez will not take part in the summit, according to El Comercio, and El País says their absences leave Sánchez alone facing Milei. Clarín says Milei will not have a private meeting with King Felipe VI in Madrid, and El Universal reports that Sheinbaum rules out attending and that Foreign Minister Velasco will lead the Mexican delegation.

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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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Observador reports that Seguro and Montenegro attended the Ibero-American Summit. Diário de Notícias says Seguro and Montenegro had lunch before the Council of State, which had four absences.

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China calls for dialogue in the Middle East in talks with Iran, Saudi Arabia and Oman, according to Dawn and Hong Kong Free Press. Al Jazeera describes the same move as a step up in China's Middle East diplomacy, with meetings with Iran and Oman.

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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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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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