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Nadia Beller, former partner of Fernando Cerimedo, left Bolivia after obtaining diplomatic asylum in Mexico. El Universal describes the asylum as granted amid a scandal, without specifying which one. Clarín says the asylum was political and attributes its granting to Sheinbaum's government.

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The United States is backing a "new framework" for security in Europe at a meeting with Russia and Ukraine in Abu Dhabi. The trilateral talks in Abu Dhabi ended with an agreement to exchange prisoners, according to Clarín and La Tercera, but without progress toward peace, according to El País. ABC describes the start of the talks as far from any agreement.

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British police arrested a US Army soldier suspected of spying for Russia. El Comercio reports that the UK is questioning a US NATO soldier detained for spying for Russia.

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Russia, Ukraine and the United States began talks in Abu Dhabi, mediated by the US, which ran over two days. According to Al Jazeera, the talks ended with a prisoner exchange agreement. Dawn and The Japan Times highlight the US call for a new European security framework.

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Russia, Ukraine and the United States began talks in Abu Dhabi, mediated by the US, which ran over two days. According to Al Jazeera, the talks ended with a prisoner exchange agreement. Dawn and The Japan Times highlight the US call for a new European security framework.

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Russia, Ukraine and the United States began talks in Abu Dhabi, mediated by the US, which ran over two days. According to Al Jazeera, the talks ended with a prisoner exchange agreement. Dawn and The Japan Times highlight the US call for a new European security framework.

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Russia, Ukraine and the United States began talks in Abu Dhabi, mediated by the US, which ran over two days. According to Al Jazeera, the talks ended with a prisoner exchange agreement. Dawn and The Japan Times highlight the US call for a new European security framework.

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Rubio says there is 'no need' to attack Iran while diplomacy advances, according to The Hindu. Pezeshkian questions US claims about diplomacy, amid threats against Iran, according to IRNA. Al Jazeera asks who moves first in Iran-US diplomacy.

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World leaders are set to address COP31, with Turkey pushing for a new climate deal, according to The Citizen and Rappler. The Guardian also reports that world leaders will speak at the climate crisis summit. Bianet writes that the COP31 Leaders’ Summit opens amid an accreditation crisis.

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World leaders are set to address COP31, with Turkey pushing for a new climate deal, according to The Citizen and Rappler. The Guardian also reports that world leaders will speak at the climate crisis summit. Bianet writes that the COP31 Leaders’ Summit opens amid an accreditation crisis.

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A senior US officer in a NATO unit was arrested in the UK on suspicion of spying for Russia. Al Jazeera and Dawn describe a US soldier detained or questioned by UK police over alleged spying for Russia.

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A senior Seoul diplomat says crypto heists carry significant international security implications.

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Rubio says there is 'no need' to attack Iran while diplomacy advances, according to The Hindu. Pezeshkian questions US claims about diplomacy, amid threats against Iran, according to IRNA. Al Jazeera asks who moves first in Iran-US diplomacy.

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The United States called for a new European security order during Russia-Ukraine talks, according to The Japan Times. CBS News reports that the first day of the Russia-Ukraine-U.S. talks was constructive, according to Zelenskyy. Ahead of the talks, Zelenskyy says, according to The Hindu, that Ukraine is more than real estate.

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Keiko Fujimori is criticized for travelling to China and Japan during Pope Leo XIV's visit to Peru, according to several Peruvian and Chilean headlines. The Senate debates this Wednesday the authorization for the trip, and Fujimori says she has obligations as president, according to Clarín. One critic, quoted by La República, speaks of a "diplomatic horror"; RPP cites calls not to politicize the pope's arrival.

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Folha de S.Paulo reports that Russia and Ukraine resumed negotiations for the first time since February, and that the US sees the differences between the parties as “narrowed”. According to Gazeta do Povo, the new talks between Ukraine, Russia and the US include discussion of a post-war European security system. Diário de Notícias says Rubio states the aim is to extend the Ukraine negotiations to Europeans, while Observador and Jornal de Notícias say Zelensky wants a European representative at the talks with Russia.

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Folha de S.Paulo reports that Russia and Ukraine resumed negotiations for the first time since February, and that the US sees the differences between the parties as “narrowed”. According to Gazeta do Povo, the new talks between Ukraine, Russia and the US include discussion of a post-war European security system. Diário de Notícias says Rubio states the aim is to extend the Ukraine negotiations to Europeans, while Observador and Jornal de Notícias say Zelensky wants a European representative at the talks with Russia.

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Three Indian outlets reported a summit called the «Bharat Summit» in Telangana, organised by the Congress party. The Wire and The Indian Express mention delegates from 70 countries; The Hindu gives the dates, 13 and 14 November.

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Gazeta do Povo and Metrópoles report that Lula nominated the head of the Planalto protocol office as ambassador to Italy.

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Observador reports that NATO has responded to criticism of Rutte made by Rangel.

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Russia, Ukraine and the United States began talks in Abu Dhabi, mediated by the US, which ran over two days. According to Al Jazeera, the talks ended with a prisoner exchange agreement. Dawn and The Japan Times highlight the US call for a new European security framework.

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Ukrainian and Russian delegations began U.S.-mediated talks in Abu Dhabi, according to NPR and RTP. Zelensky says the meetings were constructive and that security guarantees were discussed, per ANSA and Diário de Notícias. Zelensky says Putin "lives in a different reality", according to The Guardian. The Kyiv Independent reports a second day of trilateral talks between Ukraine, Russia and the US.

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Folha de S.Paulo reports that Russia and Ukraine resumed negotiations for the first time since February, and that the US sees the differences between the parties as “narrowed”. According to Gazeta do Povo, the new talks between Ukraine, Russia and the US include discussion of a post-war European security system. Diário de Notícias says Rubio states the aim is to extend the Ukraine negotiations to Europeans, while Observador and Jornal de Notícias say Zelensky wants a European representative at the talks with Russia.

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Three Indian outlets reported a summit called the «Bharat Summit» in Telangana, organised by the Congress party. The Wire and The Indian Express mention delegates from 70 countries; The Hindu gives the dates, 13 and 14 November.

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Russian and Ukrainian delegations began US-mediated talks in Abu Dhabi, which TASS and PBS report as the first day of discussions. Diário de Notícias quotes Zelensky describing the format as «constructive» and «substantial», and talks continued into a second day. Dawn reports that the US calls for a new European security framework, in the first peace talks between the sides in nine months.

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Portugal's foreign minister, Paulo Rangel, regrets the “lightness” of NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte regarding Portugal's position on Ukraine. According to Diário de Notícias, Rutte accused Portugal of treating the war in Ukraine as “something distant”.

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COP31, the climate summit in Turkey, opens with world leaders invited, including Tanzania, whose president Samia is said to attend. The New York Times reports the United States will skip the summit, while EU climate chief Wopke Hoekstra says expectations are low. The National says Turkey is shunning Israel at the summit, and Bianet reports an accreditation crisis at the opening.

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Rubio says the aim is to extend negotiations on Ukraine to the Europeans. According to TASS, Rubio says Europe fears being sidelined by agreements between Russia and the US on Ukraine. The Kyiv Independent reports that Rubio says security guarantees for Ukraine must also be acceptable to Russia.

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La Nación and The Hindu report that Eisenkot is speeding up negotiations to form a government and displace Netanyahu. Diário de Notícias says Eisenkot wants to form a government as quickly as possible, while Netanyahu backs a national unity government. El Mundo reports the Israeli parliament taking office while Eisenkot tries to form a government. The Japan Times says Eisenkot is quickly targeting Netanyahu's legacy in the new parliament.

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Russia, Ukraine and the United States began talks in Abu Dhabi, mediated by the US, which ran over two days. According to Al Jazeera, the talks ended with a prisoner exchange agreement. Dawn and The Japan Times highlight the US call for a new European security framework.

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Folha de S.Paulo reports that Russia and Ukraine resumed negotiations for the first time since February, and that the US sees the differences between the parties as “narrowed”. According to Gazeta do Povo, the new talks between Ukraine, Russia and the US include discussion of a post-war European security system. Diário de Notícias says Rubio states the aim is to extend the Ukraine negotiations to Europeans, while Observador and Jornal de Notícias say Zelensky wants a European representative at the talks with Russia.

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COP31, the UN climate summit, opened in Turkey, and activist Greta Thunberg has arrived there, according to Hong Kong and other outlets. Thunberg says "everything we love is at stake" and calls for immediate action against climate change. According to the UAE's The National, Turkey is shunning Israel at the summit. In Brazil, Metrópoles reports that Lula is arguing for reconciling preservation and development at the Turkey summit.

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Ukraine, Russia and the United States are resuming talks in Abu Dhabi aimed at finding a way out of the war, the first in nine months according to El País. The United States is defending a «new framework» for security in Europe, according to El Comercio. El Mundo highlights the post-war security framework for Europe; ABC says the parties are far from an agreement. The United Arab Emirates is hosting a third round of negotiations, according to El Universal.

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Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz is heading to Turkey to attend the COP31 summit, according to The Express Tribune and Geo News. Tanzanian President Samia is set to attend the COP31 climate summit in Turkey, according to The Citizen. The National reports that Turkey is shutting Israel out of the COP31 climate summit. The Daily Star reports that the prime minister has arrived in Antalya, Türkiye, for the COP31 summit.

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Folha de S.Paulo reports that Russia and Ukraine resumed negotiations for the first time since February, and that the US sees the differences between the parties as “narrowed”. According to Gazeta do Povo, the new talks between Ukraine, Russia and the US include discussion of a post-war European security system. Diário de Notícias says Rubio states the aim is to extend the Ukraine negotiations to Europeans, while Observador and Jornal de Notícias say Zelensky wants a European representative at the talks with Russia.

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Russian and Ukrainian delegations began US-mediated talks in Abu Dhabi, which TASS and PBS report as the first day of discussions. Diário de Notícias quotes Zelensky describing the format as «constructive» and «substantial», and talks continued into a second day. Dawn reports that the US calls for a new European security framework, in the first peace talks between the sides in nine months.

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Gazeta do Povo and Metrópoles report that Lula nominated the head of the Planalto protocol office as ambassador to Italy.

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Donald Trump has nominated Natalie Baker as the next US ambassador to Pakistan, according to headlines from Geo News, The Express Tribune and The Hindu. The Hindu, from India, names the nomination as coming from President Trump, but the headlines give no further details on the process.

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COP31, the climate summit in Turkey, opens with world leaders invited, including Tanzania, whose president Samia is said to attend. The New York Times reports the United States will skip the summit, while EU climate chief Wopke Hoekstra says expectations are low. The National says Turkey is shunning Israel at the summit, and Bianet reports an accreditation crisis at the opening.

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COP31, the climate summit in Turkey, opens with world leaders invited, including Tanzania, whose president Samia is said to attend. The New York Times reports the United States will skip the summit, while EU climate chief Wopke Hoekstra says expectations are low. The National says Turkey is shunning Israel at the summit, and Bianet reports an accreditation crisis at the opening.

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The European Union signals its intention to hold a summit with Brazil in 2027, according to Folha de S.Paulo and Metrópoles. Folha de S.Paulo links the signal to a meeting with Foreign Minister Mauro Vieira at the G7.

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Observador reports that Russia shot down 155 drones ahead of negotiations with Ukraine. Gazeta do Povo says Ukraine, Russia and the US are discussing a post-war European security system. Jornal de Notícias says Zelensky is insisting on a European representative taking part in the talks with Russia.

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Several outlets from Bangladesh, Pakistan and Tanzania report that heads of government are travelling to Turkey for the COP31 summit in Antalya. Pakistani outlets say Prime Minister Shehbaz departs today and will address the summit tomorrow. The National (UAE) headlines that Turkey shuns Israel at the COP31 climate summit. The Hindu (India) quotes EU climate chief Wopke Hoekstra, who says expectations for COP31 are low.

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Rubio says there is 'no need' to attack Iran while diplomacy advances, according to The Hindu. Pezeshkian questions US claims about diplomacy, amid threats against Iran, according to IRNA. Al Jazeera asks who moves first in Iran-US diplomacy.

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France blames Iran for a cyberattack on supermarket fridges, which it calls unprecedented, and has summoned Iran's ambassador over what it describes as sabotage. Iran rejects France's accusations, which it calls baseless. One headline frames the episode as a new phase in a shadow war involving Iran.

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Rubio says there is 'no need' to attack Iran while diplomacy advances, according to The Hindu. Pezeshkian questions US claims about diplomacy, amid threats against Iran, according to IRNA. Al Jazeera asks who moves first in Iran-US diplomacy.

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Three Indian outlets reported a summit called the «Bharat Summit» in Telangana, organised by the Congress party. The Wire and The Indian Express mention delegates from 70 countries; The Hindu gives the dates, 13 and 14 November.

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The COP31 climate summit in Antalya, Türkiye, has opened, with climate finance among its central issues, according to Cumhuriyet. Dhaka Tribune and The Daily Star report that Bangladesh's Prime Minister Tarique has arrived in Antalya for the summit, travelling via Istanbul. Süddeutsche Zeitung frames the summit as a meeting on how the world is preparing for the climate catastrophe.

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Russian, Ukrainian and US delegations began US-mediated talks in Abu Dhabi on ending the war. According to PBS, the talks lasted nearly four hours. ABC News quotes Trump saying the war can "end soon". The Guardian reports that Russia launched deadly attacks on Ukraine hours before the talks began.

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Ukraine, Russia and the United States are resuming talks in Abu Dhabi aimed at finding a way out of the war, the first in nine months according to El País. The United States is defending a «new framework» for security in Europe, according to El Comercio. El Mundo highlights the post-war security framework for Europe; ABC says the parties are far from an agreement. The United Arab Emirates is hosting a third round of negotiations, according to El Universal.

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Ukraine, Russia and the United States resume talks aimed at ending the war, according to Diário de Notícias. Folha de S.Paulo reports that Russia and Ukraine resume negotiations for the first time since February, and that the US sees the differences 'narrowed'. Gazeta do Povo says the new talks include discussion of a post-war European security system.

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Donald Trump has nominated Natalie Baker as the next US ambassador to Pakistan, according to headlines from Geo News, The Express Tribune and The Hindu. The Hindu, from India, names the nomination as coming from President Trump, but the headlines give no further details on the process.

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Russia, Ukraine and the United States resume talks in Abu Dhabi, the first in nine months, according to El País. El Comercio says the United States is pushing a "new framework" for security in Europe. ABC says Ukraine and Russia are far from an agreement at the start of the talks.

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Russian, Ukrainian and US delegations began US-mediated talks in Abu Dhabi on ending the war. According to PBS, the talks lasted nearly four hours. ABC News quotes Trump saying the war can "end soon". The Guardian reports that Russia launched deadly attacks on Ukraine hours before the talks began.

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Donald Trump has nominated Natalie Baker as the next US ambassador to Pakistan, according to headlines from Geo News, The Express Tribune and The Hindu. The Hindu, from India, names the nomination as coming from President Trump, but the headlines give no further details on the process.

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According to The Indian Express, India is ready to help set up food corridors, according to Ukrainian President Zelenskyy, after a phone call with Prime Minister Modi. The Wire and The Hindu also highlight food corridors, with The Hindu describing an Indian offer to mediate ahead of peace talks.

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Trump has nominated Natalie Baker as the next US ambassador to Pakistan, according to four outlets. Dawn, Geo News, The Express Tribune and The Hindu report the nomination in the same way, with no differences in content.

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Trilateral talks between Russia and Ukraine, mediated by the United States, began in Abu Dhabi. TASS announced the start of the talks, and PBS NewsHour reported nearly four hours of negotiations. According to The Guardian, US officials are seeking a «final end» to the war. According to ABC News, Trump says the war can «end soon».

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Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz is heading to Turkey to attend the COP31 summit, according to The Express Tribune and Geo News. Tanzanian President Samia is set to attend the COP31 climate summit in Turkey, according to The Citizen. The National reports that Turkey is shutting Israel out of the COP31 climate summit. The Daily Star reports that the prime minister has arrived in Antalya, Türkiye, for the COP31 summit.

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Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz is heading to Turkey to attend the COP31 summit, according to The Express Tribune and Geo News. Tanzanian President Samia is set to attend the COP31 climate summit in Turkey, according to The Citizen. The National reports that Turkey is shutting Israel out of the COP31 climate summit. The Daily Star reports that the prime minister has arrived in Antalya, Türkiye, for the COP31 summit.

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U.S.-mediated talks between Russia and Ukraine began in Abu Dhabi, according to several headlines. TASS, citing an unnamed source, says the Abu Dhabi talks will discuss a new post-conflict continental security system. The Guardian reports that Russia launched deadly attacks on Ukraine hours before the talks began. Ukrainian officials met European and U.S. officials in Abu Dhabi ahead of the renewed talks, the Kyiv Independent reports.

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The Observador reports that negotiations between Kyiv and Moscow begin today in Abu Dhabi. Il Fatto Quotidiano adds that the talks involve Russia, the United States and Ukraine, and quotes Trump saying Moscow and Kyiv show a high willingness to end the war. La Repubblica focuses on who makes up the negotiating teams of Ukraine, Russia and the United States.

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U.S.-mediated talks between Russia and Ukraine began in Abu Dhabi, according to several headlines. TASS, citing an unnamed source, says the Abu Dhabi talks will discuss a new post-conflict continental security system. The Guardian reports that Russia launched deadly attacks on Ukraine hours before the talks began. Ukrainian officials met European and U.S. officials in Abu Dhabi ahead of the renewed talks, the Kyiv Independent reports.

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The Spanish newspaper El País reports that the Ministry of Defence closed the year by signing contracts for 15 new weapons programmes, to meet commitments to NATO.

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Several outlets from Bangladesh, Pakistan and Tanzania report that heads of government are travelling to Turkey for the COP31 summit in Antalya. Pakistani outlets say Prime Minister Shehbaz departs today and will address the summit tomorrow. The National (UAE) headlines that Turkey shuns Israel at the COP31 climate summit. The Hindu (India) quotes EU climate chief Wopke Hoekstra, who says expectations for COP31 are low.

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US-mediated talks between Russia and Ukraine began in Abu Dhabi, according to several headlines, with the Kyiv delegation arriving in the city for the discussions. According to Diário de Notícias, Zelensky described the format as «constructive» and «substantial», and negotiations continue on Wednesday. TASS says the Abu Dhabi talks will discuss a new post-conflict continental security system, citing an unnamed source in the headline. PBS NewsHour reports nearly four hours of US-mediated talks between Russia and Ukraine in Abu Dhabi.

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Ahead of peace talks, Trump suggests Ukraine will have to give up territory, according to Egypt Independent. TASS quotes a Crimean MP who says there are objective prerequisites for peace in Ukraine. BBC News reports that peace talks resume with some flexibility from the warring sides, according to US officials.

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The UN climate summit has opened in Turkey after a year marked by extreme weather, according to Mainichi. Rappler describes the start of the climate talks as a repeat of previous years. The National reports that Turkey is shunning Israel at the COP31 summit. Metrópoles reports that Lula, in Turkey, argues for reconciling conservation with development.

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Lula nominates the Planalto's chief of protocol as Brazil's ambassador to Italy, according to Gazeta do Povo and Folha de S.Paulo.

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Italy calls on the EU and the G7 to organise a response to what it describes as a "hybrid war", according to Jornal de Notícias and Observador. The Brazilian paper Gazeta do Povo frames the topic as a Europe under attack and a Brazil on alert, without mentioning the Italian request.

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The United States, Russia and Ukraine are resuming talks in Abu Dhabi, the first in nine months, aiming for a security framework for post-war Europe. El Comercio says the US is defending the new European security framework; Clarín says Trump's envoys are seeking to persuade Russia to include Europe in the negotiations. ABC says Ukraine and Russia are far from an agreement at the start of the talks.

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Italy calls on the EU and the G7 to organise a response to what it describes as a "hybrid war", according to Jornal de Notícias and Observador. The Brazilian paper Gazeta do Povo frames the topic as a Europe under attack and a Brazil on alert, without mentioning the Italian request.

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France blames Iran for a cyberattack on about 700 supermarkets that reportedly altered refrigerators and caused millions in losses, according to Clarín. Iran strongly rejects France's allegations, calling them baseless. The European Union admits a "forceful response" against Iran, and France promises sanctions, according to Metrópoles and RTP.

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