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A report says Netanyahu shifted Israel's position to favor Argentina in the Falklands dispute. Haaretz reports that Netanyahu reportedly told diplomats to back Argentina's call for Falklands talks. The foreign minister denies that there was a shift in position.

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Iran's president is due to travel to Moscow for talks with his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, on Tuesday.

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Pakistan rejects former US envoy Zalmay Khalilzad's allegations that it armed Afghans to fight the Taliban, calling them unsubstantiated. Geo News describes the claims as misleading, while Dawn calls them baseless.

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Pakistan rejects former US envoy Zalmay Khalilzad's allegations that it armed Afghans to fight the Taliban, calling them unsubstantiated. Geo News describes the claims as misleading, while Dawn calls them baseless.

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According to the U.S. embassy, security has been stepped up in Jordan after a deadly attack on a church. The attack killed seven people according to some headlines and eight according to others; Dawn and Al Jazeera report King Abdullah ordering a firm or 'iron fist' response. Pakistan condemned the attack as a 'heinous terrorist attack', and India said it stands with the people of Jordan.

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According to the U.S. embassy, security has been stepped up in Jordan after a deadly attack on a church. The attack killed seven people according to some headlines and eight according to others; Dawn and Al Jazeera report King Abdullah ordering a firm or 'iron fist' response. Pakistan condemned the attack as a 'heinous terrorist attack', and India said it stands with the people of Jordan.

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According to the U.S. embassy, security has been stepped up in Jordan after a deadly attack on a church. The attack killed seven people according to some headlines and eight according to others; Dawn and Al Jazeera report King Abdullah ordering a firm or 'iron fist' response. Pakistan condemned the attack as a 'heinous terrorist attack', and India said it stands with the people of Jordan.

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A U.S. envoy says the country could strike Iran this weekend, according to Punch and The Times of Israel. Trump says he knows nothing about that possibility, according to The Times of Israel. The Hindu reports the same: the envoy says the U.S. could strike Iran this weekend. IRNA, from Iran, covers a different angle: Iran's UN envoy calls for professional, impartial reporting by the International Atomic Energy Agency.

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Saudi forces say they intercepted two Houthi missiles aimed at Yanbu and Taif. CGTN reports that tensions persist amid US sanctions on Iran and Saudi-Houthi clashes. The Hindu frames the Saudi-Houthi conflict in terms of India's role.

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A woman with Ebola in Nigeria is reported to be the wife of a Swiss diplomat, according to Nigerian and Chinese media. The Swiss government says she likely caught the virus in Uganda, and the Swiss Foreign Ministry says she had not visited the DRC.

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According to CGTN, Russia and Ukraine have agreed to resume peace talks next month. The Kyiv Independent reports that Rubio set out a theory on Russia's war against Ukraine, ahead of a new US peace initiative. The Independent asks whether new Russia-Ukraine talks will deliver peace, without giving an answer.

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Trump says another military operation against Iran may be on the cards, according to The Express Tribune and The Daily Star. The U.S. ambassador to the U.N. says, according to CBS News, that the war with Iran could last another year. Geo News asks whether West Asia will slide into another war, without offering an answer.

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A U.S. envoy says the country could strike Iran this weekend, according to Punch and The Times of Israel. Trump says he knows nothing about that possibility, according to The Times of Israel. The Hindu reports the same: the envoy says the U.S. could strike Iran this weekend. IRNA, from Iran, covers a different angle: Iran's UN envoy calls for professional, impartial reporting by the International Atomic Energy Agency.

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Netanyahu says Israel should prepare for global sanctions and use blockchain to get around them. Haaretz asks whether Netanyahu thinks Israel would prefer an Iran-style blockchain economy to blocked sanctions.

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Netanyahu says Israel should prepare for global sanctions and use blockchain to get around them. Haaretz asks whether Netanyahu thinks Israel would prefer an Iran-style blockchain economy to blocked sanctions.

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A U.S. envoy says the country could strike Iran this weekend, according to Punch and The Times of Israel. Trump says he knows nothing about that possibility, according to The Times of Israel. The Hindu reports the same: the envoy says the U.S. could strike Iran this weekend. IRNA, from Iran, covers a different angle: Iran's UN envoy calls for professional, impartial reporting by the International Atomic Energy Agency.

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Netanyahu says Israel should prepare for global sanctions and use blockchain to get around them. Haaretz asks whether Netanyahu thinks Israel would prefer an Iran-style blockchain economy to blocked sanctions.

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A U.S. envoy says the country could strike Iran this weekend, according to Punch and The Times of Israel. Trump says he knows nothing about that possibility, according to The Times of Israel. The Hindu reports the same: the envoy says the U.S. could strike Iran this weekend. IRNA, from Iran, covers a different angle: Iran's UN envoy calls for professional, impartial reporting by the International Atomic Energy Agency.

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Netanyahu says Israel must prepare for banking sanctions and floats cryptocurrency as a possible alternative. According to The Jerusalem Post, Netanyahu warns Israel could face banking sanctions and is preparing an alternative financial system.

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Netanyahu says Israel must prepare for banking sanctions and floats cryptocurrency as a possible alternative. According to The Jerusalem Post, Netanyahu warns Israel could face banking sanctions and is preparing an alternative financial system.

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A woman with Ebola in Nigeria is reported to be the wife of a Swiss diplomat, according to Nigerian and Chinese media. The Swiss government says she likely caught the virus in Uganda, and the Swiss Foreign Ministry says she had not visited the DRC.

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Australia has imposed sanctions on two North Koreans, according to the South China Morning Post and ABC News, over a scheme using fake IT workers that the Post's headline says funds Pyongyang's nuclear programme. ABC News calls those targeted North Korea's "shadow bankers", while Express Tribune reports sanctions on North Koreans over "fraudulent" IT work and cybercrime, without giving a number of people.

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A woman with Ebola in Nigeria is reported to be the wife of a Swiss diplomat, according to Nigerian and Chinese media. The Swiss government says she likely caught the virus in Uganda, and the Swiss Foreign Ministry says she had not visited the DRC.

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The U.S. envoy to the U.N. says the war with Iran could last another year. The same envoy says the U.S. could strike Iran as soon as this weekend, according to several outlets. The Times of Israel adds that Trump says he knows nothing about that possibility. Iran's envoy to the U.N. urges professional, impartial reporting by the IAEA.

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South Korea proposes military talks with North Korea. Expresso highlights that the proposed talks concern the route of the demilitarized zone.

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South Korea proposes military talks with North Korea. Expresso highlights that the proposed talks concern the route of the demilitarized zone.

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South Korea proposes military talks with North Korea. Expresso highlights that the proposed talks concern the route of the demilitarized zone.

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South Korea proposes military talks with North Korea. Expresso highlights that the proposed talks concern the route of the demilitarized zone.

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South Korea proposes military talks with North Korea. Expresso highlights that the proposed talks concern the route of the demilitarized zone.

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Pakistani Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar left for Istanbul for the R4 and R4+E3 ministerial meetings, according to headlines in Dawn, Geo News and The Express Tribune. Dawn frames the trip as ahead of meetings with European E3 diplomats, while Geo News and The Express Tribune mainly describe the R4+E3 gathering as the first foreign ministers’ meeting.

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The International Criminal Court and its senior officials have been awarded the 2026 Sakharov Prize by the European Union, according to The Express Tribune. Mainichi and The Wire highlight that the award comes days after sanctions imposed by Trump.

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Australia has imposed sanctions on two North Koreans, according to the South China Morning Post and ABC News, over a scheme using fake IT workers that the Post's headline says funds Pyongyang's nuclear programme. ABC News calls those targeted North Korea's "shadow bankers", while Express Tribune reports sanctions on North Koreans over "fraudulent" IT work and cybercrime, without giving a number of people.

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Australia has imposed sanctions on two North Koreans, according to the South China Morning Post and ABC News, over a scheme using fake IT workers that the Post's headline says funds Pyongyang's nuclear programme. ABC News calls those targeted North Korea's "shadow bankers", while Express Tribune reports sanctions on North Koreans over "fraudulent" IT work and cybercrime, without giving a number of people.

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The International Criminal Court and its senior officials have been awarded the 2026 Sakharov Prize by the European Union, according to The Express Tribune. Mainichi and The Wire highlight that the award comes days after sanctions imposed by Trump.

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Headlines report that Russia agreed to new peace talks, while Ukraine was hit by strikes (BBC News). ABC News describes major strikes exchanged between Ukraine and Russia on capital cities after peace talks. The Jerusalem Post says Russia bombed Ukrainian cities despite Putin's openness to peace talks.

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RTP reports that Putin has accepted trilateral negotiations involving Ukraine and the United States. Metrópoles writes that Putin says Russia is ready to resume negotiations with Ukraine and the US. Observador asks whether Trump is being deceived by Putin in these negotiations, without giving an answer.

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Headlines report that Russia agreed to new peace talks, while Ukraine was hit by strikes (BBC News). ABC News describes major strikes exchanged between Ukraine and Russia on capital cities after peace talks. The Jerusalem Post says Russia bombed Ukrainian cities despite Putin's openness to peace talks.

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Headlines report that Russia agreed to new peace talks, while Ukraine was hit by strikes (BBC News). ABC News describes major strikes exchanged between Ukraine and Russia on capital cities after peace talks. The Jerusalem Post says Russia bombed Ukrainian cities despite Putin's openness to peace talks.

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Kyiv was again hit by Russian missiles, according to Observador and RTP, after negotiations between Moscow and Washington. PBS NewsHour and The Hindu report that Russian missiles struck Kyiv, while Moscow says it downed more than 800 Ukrainian drones. Diário de Notícias describes attacks exchanged between Kyiv and Moscow despite a promise of new negotiations.

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The International Criminal Court received the European Union's top human rights award, according to Geo News, The Times of Israel and Dhaka Tribune. Geo News and Dhaka Tribune highlight that the court was targeted by Trump; The Times of Israel mentions the sweeping US sanctions the court faces.

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Germany has arrested a Ukrainian national, Vadym Y., accused of spying for Russia. Metrópoles reports that the suspect was spying on NATO data for Russia.

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Massive strikes hit Kyiv hours after Putin agreed to new peace talks, according to Egypt Independent. BBC News and The Jerusalem Post describe strikes on Ukraine after Russia signalled openness to talks, without giving dates for the negotiations. ABC News says Ukraine and Russia exchanged major strikes on capital cities after the peace talks.

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The United States has ordered some diplomats to leave Saudi Arabia because of the Houthi threat, according to Dhaka Tribune and The Citizen. The New York Times also reports a strike on a Saudi airport that killed two people, at the same time Washington told some diplomats to leave.

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According to the headlines, Ukraine and Russia exchanged strikes after talks with US envoy Witkoff. ABC News reports major strikes on capital cities of both countries after the peace talks.

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Putin agreed to resume three-way peace talks with Ukraine and the United States, according to The Citizen. Hours later, Egypt Independent and BBC News report large-scale strikes on Kyiv and other areas of Ukraine. The headlines present the strikes as coming after the agreement to new talks, but do not say whether the two are linked.

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The United States has ordered some diplomats to leave Saudi Arabia because of the Houthi threat, according to Dhaka Tribune and The Citizen. The New York Times also reports a strike on a Saudi airport that killed two people, at the same time Washington told some diplomats to leave.

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The United States has ordered some diplomats to leave Saudi Arabia because of the Houthi threat, according to Dhaka Tribune and The Citizen. The New York Times also reports a strike on a Saudi airport that killed two people, at the same time Washington told some diplomats to leave.

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The European Union has given its top human rights prize to the International Criminal Court, days after the United States imposed sanctions on the court. The Times of Israel and The Wire stress that the award comes amid the US sanctions against the court.

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According to MyJoyOnline, missiles hit Kyiv after Russia accepted a US request to resume peace talks with Ukraine. The Guardian and Egypt Independent describe bombardments of Kyiv hours after Russia agreed to new talks, while BBC News reports strikes on Ukraine following the same agreement. The Citizen, from Tanzania, says Putin agreed to resume three-way peace talks between Ukraine and the United States.

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Russia and Ukraine traded strikes after talks involving a US envoy, according to the headlines. ABC News refers to strikes on capital cities, a detail the other headlines do not mention.

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The US has ordered embassy staff and their families to leave Saudi Arabia, according to Punch (Nigeria) and Dhaka Tribune (Bangladesh). The New York Times reports a strike on a Saudi airport that killed two people, at the same time Washington told some diplomats to leave. Dhaka Tribune and The Citizen (Tanzania) link the order to the Houthi threat or strikes.

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According to The Guardian, Putin ordered the release of a jailed American on the same day he met a Trump envoy for talks on Ukraine. Punch and The Express Tribune report Russian strikes and exchanges of attacks between Russia and Ukraine, with Punch citing seven dead in Ukraine after the US envoy's meeting. The Express Tribune mentions the US envoy's departure after the talks, while The Guardian focuses on the prisoner's release.

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RTP reports that Putin has accepted trilateral negotiations involving Ukraine and the United States. Metrópoles writes that Putin says Russia is ready to resume negotiations with Ukraine and the US. Observador asks whether Trump is being deceived by Putin in these negotiations, without giving an answer.

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The United States has ordered some embassy staff and their families to leave Saudi Arabia, citing the Houthi threat, according to Egypt Independent and Punch. Dhaka Tribune reports that some diplomats must leave, also linked to the Houthi threat. The Citizen attributes the departures to Houthi strikes.

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The United States has ordered some diplomats to leave Saudi Arabia, according to several headlines, amid rising tensions. Headlines link the move to the Houthi threat; according to The New York Times, a strike on a Saudi airport killed 2 people. The Express Tribune reports that oil rose following the decision.

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Kyiv was again hit by Russian missiles, according to Observador and RTP, after negotiations between Moscow and Washington. PBS NewsHour and The Hindu report that Russian missiles struck Kyiv, while Moscow says it downed more than 800 Ukrainian drones. Diário de Notícias describes attacks exchanged between Kyiv and Moscow despite a promise of new negotiations.

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Kyiv was again hit by Russian missiles, according to Observador and RTP, after negotiations between Moscow and Washington. PBS NewsHour and The Hindu report that Russian missiles struck Kyiv, while Moscow says it downed more than 800 Ukrainian drones. Diário de Notícias describes attacks exchanged between Kyiv and Moscow despite a promise of new negotiations.

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The US has ordered diplomats to leave Saudi Arabia, according to several headlines, amid rising tensions. The Jerusalem Post says diplomatic families also left US missions in Saudi Arabia, amid the regional conflict with the Houthis. The New York Times reports a strike on a Saudi airport that killed two people, at the same time the US told some diplomats to leave. According to MyJoyOnline and The Express Tribune, oil prices rose after the order.

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The US has ordered diplomats to leave Saudi Arabia, according to several headlines, amid rising tensions. The Jerusalem Post says diplomatic families also left US missions in Saudi Arabia, amid the regional conflict with the Houthis. The New York Times reports a strike on a Saudi airport that killed two people, at the same time the US told some diplomats to leave. According to MyJoyOnline and The Express Tribune, oil prices rose after the order.

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Several headlines report that the US has ordered diplomats and families to leave Saudi Arabia, amid Houthi attacks. The New York Times reports a strike on a Saudi airport killed 2 people, the same day the US told some diplomats to leave. MyJoyOnline and The Express Tribune link the decision to rising oil prices.

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Several headlines report that the US has ordered diplomats and families to leave Saudi Arabia, amid Houthi attacks. The New York Times reports a strike on a Saudi airport killed 2 people, the same day the US told some diplomats to leave. MyJoyOnline and The Express Tribune link the decision to rising oil prices.

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Several headlines report that Russia agreed to resume three-way peace talks with Ukraine and the United States. Hours after that agreement, missiles struck Kyiv, according to The Guardian, Egypt Independent and BBC News. MyJoyOnline links the agreement to a US call to resume the talks.

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Oil prices rise after the United States orders diplomats to leave Saudi Arabia, amid rising tensions. The three headlines share the same wording, so the outlets show no difference in framing here.

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The United States has ordered some diplomats and family members to leave Saudi Arabia, according to outlets in several countries, amid Houthi attacks. A New York Times headline adds that an attack on a Saudi airport killed two people, at the same time as the State Department moves to remove part of its staff. Several headlines link the order to rising oil prices, including The Hindu, MyJoyOnline and The Express Tribune.

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The United States has ordered some diplomats and family members to leave Saudi Arabia, according to outlets in several countries, amid Houthi attacks. A New York Times headline adds that an attack on a Saudi airport killed two people, at the same time as the State Department moves to remove part of its staff. Several headlines link the order to rising oil prices, including The Hindu, MyJoyOnline and The Express Tribune.

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The United States has ordered some diplomats and family members to leave Saudi Arabia, according to outlets in several countries, amid Houthi attacks. A New York Times headline adds that an attack on a Saudi airport killed two people, at the same time as the State Department moves to remove part of its staff. Several headlines link the order to rising oil prices, including The Hindu, MyJoyOnline and The Express Tribune.

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The US State Department has ordered some diplomats and family members to leave Saudi Arabia, citing Houthi attacks. The New York Times reports that a strike on a Saudi airport killed 2 people. Several outlets report that oil prices rose amid the escalating tensions.

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RTP reports that Putin has accepted trilateral negotiations involving Ukraine and the United States. Metrópoles writes that Putin says Russia is ready to resume negotiations with Ukraine and the US. Observador asks whether Trump is being deceived by Putin in these negotiations, without giving an answer.

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The United States has ordered some embassy staff and their families to leave Saudi Arabia, according to several outlets. Some headlines link the order to escalating Houthi attacks, while Geo News of Pakistan also reports several explosions in southern Iran.

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The United States has ordered diplomats to leave Saudi Arabia, according to several outlets from different countries, amid Houthi attacks. Some headlines link the move to escalating tensions and a rise in oil prices. The New York Times reports a strike on a Saudi airport that killed two people, at the same time the US told some diplomats to leave.

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Several headlines report that Russia agreed to resume three-way peace talks with Ukraine and the United States. The Guardian, the BBC and Egypt Independent link that agreement to missile and large-scale strikes on Kyiv and other parts of Ukraine. The Guardian and Egypt Independent stress how close in time the strikes came after the agreement, describing them as hours later.

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The United States has ordered some diplomats and family members to leave Saudi Arabia because of Houthi attacks. According to The New York Times, the order follows a strike on a Saudi airport that killed two people. The Hindu, Express Tribune and MyJoyOnline highlight that oil prices rose amid the tensions.

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Russia freed U.S. citizen Stephen Hubbard, who had been imprisoned, after a meeting between Donald Trump's envoy, Steve Witkoff, and Vladimir Putin. ABC News and NPR present the release as announced by Putin during the meeting, and NPR also states it came at Trump's request. The Jerusalem Post describes Hubbard's detention as wrongful.

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Several outlets from different countries report that Putin agreed to resume three-way peace talks with Ukraine and the United States. Some headlines present the agreement as a response to a request from Washington, and one links it to a meeting with Witkoff. According to the headlines from The Guardian and Egypt Independent, missile attacks on Kyiv followed shortly after the agreement.

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Putin agrees in principle to resume three-way talks with Kyiv and Washington, according to Expresso, JN, RTP and Metrópoles. Gazeta do Povo places the resumption of talks with the US and Ukraine in November. Expresso also reports that Putin thanks the US, and Metrópoles that the acceptance follows earlier refusals.

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Putin agrees in principle to resume three-way talks with Kyiv and Washington, according to Expresso, JN, RTP and Metrópoles. Gazeta do Povo places the resumption of talks with the US and Ukraine in November. Expresso also reports that Putin thanks the US, and Metrópoles that the acceptance follows earlier refusals.

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Putin agrees in principle to resume three-way talks with Kyiv and Washington, according to Expresso, JN, RTP and Metrópoles. Gazeta do Povo places the resumption of talks with the US and Ukraine in November. Expresso also reports that Putin thanks the US, and Metrópoles that the acceptance follows earlier refusals.

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Putin agrees in principle to resume three-way talks with Kyiv and Washington, according to Expresso, JN, RTP and Metrópoles. Gazeta do Povo places the resumption of talks with the US and Ukraine in November. Expresso also reports that Putin thanks the US, and Metrópoles that the acceptance follows earlier refusals.

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Putin agrees in principle to resume three-way talks with Kyiv and Washington, according to Expresso, JN, RTP and Metrópoles. Gazeta do Povo places the resumption of talks with the US and Ukraine in November. Expresso also reports that Putin thanks the US, and Metrópoles that the acceptance follows earlier refusals.

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Three outlets (Folha de S.Paulo, Diário de Notícias and Observador) report that Zelensky is willing to freeze the front line in Ukraine. Two headlines (Diário de Notícias and Folha de S.Paulo) link this position to Putin agreeing to resume negotiations.

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Three outlets (Folha de S.Paulo, Diário de Notícias and Observador) report that Zelensky is willing to freeze the front line in Ukraine. Two headlines (Diário de Notícias and Folha de S.Paulo) link this position to Putin agreeing to resume negotiations.

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Russia released American Stephen Hubbard after more than four years in prison. PBS NewsHour reported that the release came during a visit by U.S. envoy Witkoff. CBS News focused on the reaction of Hubbard's son to the release.

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According to The Guardian, Putin ordered the release of a jailed American on the same day he met a Trump envoy for talks on Ukraine. Punch and The Express Tribune report Russian strikes and exchanges of attacks between Russia and Ukraine, with Punch citing seven dead in Ukraine after the US envoy's meeting. The Express Tribune mentions the US envoy's departure after the talks, while The Guardian focuses on the prisoner's release.

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Putin announced the release of a jailed US citizen during a meeting with Witkoff, Trump's envoy. The Jornal de Notícias identifies the prisoner as Stephen Hubbard.

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Russia freed U.S. citizen Stephen Hubbard, who had been imprisoned for over four years, during a visit by U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff to Moscow. According to the South China Morning Post, the release came on the same day Putin held Ukraine peace talks with Witkoff. Daily Maverick describes the release as a goodwill gesture and notes that Hubbard is a retired schoolteacher.

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US envoy Steve Witkoff met Vladimir Putin to discuss the war in Ukraine, according to several outlets. Several headlines say Putin agreed to resume three-way talks between Russia, Ukraine and the US, with no concrete date beyond next month. One headline reports that Putin freed American Hubbard, while another says Witkoff hopes Ukraine will be included in US-Russia talks. A BBC headline says Russia is ready to resume talks with Ukraine and the US to end the war.

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A US envoy is set to meet Putin after talks with Zelensky that Dawn and The Hindu describe as positive. Later, Geo News reports that Putin, in talks with Witkoff, suggested he and Trump could meet in China.

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A US envoy is set to meet Putin after talks with Zelensky that Dawn and The Hindu describe as positive. Later, Geo News reports that Putin, in talks with Witkoff, suggested he and Trump could meet in China.

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A US envoy is due to meet Putin in Russia after talks with Zelensky that headlines describe as positive. One headline says Zelensky stated that intelligence sharing now 'works'. A Geo News headline reports that Putin, in talks with Witkoff, suggested he and Trump could meet in China.

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U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff is set to meet Vladimir Putin, several outlets report, after talks with Zelensky described as positive. The meeting is framed as part of Ukraine peace talks, with Trump pressing Kyiv to reach a settlement. Headlines also note that Putin freed the American Hubbard and suggested a meeting with Trump in China.

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Ukraine and the United States met in Norway, with the South China Morning Post focusing on rising tension between Zelensky and Trump. CBS News framed the meeting around what might come out of the talks. The Sydney Morning Herald and The Hindu describe crisis talks in Oslo, with Ukraine claiming a U.S. missile delivery was held up. Geo News reports that Witkoff is due to meet Putin after the Ukraine–U.S. talks.

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According to the Wall Street Journal, Putin has proposed a summit with Trump and Xi on Ukraine, without Zelensky. The Kremlin says the three leaders could meet at the APEC summit. One Brazilian outlet highlights Trump's wish for the summit to focus on nuclear disarmament, while The Japan Times reports Trump is open to the proposal but asks for that focus.

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Público reports that Putin reportedly challenged Trump to a summit with Xi on Ukraine's future, while Gazeta do Povo says Putin proposed a summit on the topic without Zelensky. News24 and Channels TV, citing the Kremlin, say Putin, Xi and Trump could meet at the APEC summit. Metrópoles presents the summit as a Trump initiative with Putin and Xi, focused on nuclear disarmament.

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Público reports that Putin reportedly challenged Trump to a summit with Xi on Ukraine's future, while Gazeta do Povo says Putin proposed a summit on the topic without Zelensky. News24 and Channels TV, citing the Kremlin, say Putin, Xi and Trump could meet at the APEC summit. Metrópoles presents the summit as a Trump initiative with Putin and Xi, focused on nuclear disarmament.

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According to the Wall Street Journal, Putin has proposed a summit with Trump and Xi on Ukraine, without Zelensky. The Kremlin says the three leaders could meet at the APEC summit. One Brazilian outlet highlights Trump's wish for the summit to focus on nuclear disarmament, while The Japan Times reports Trump is open to the proposal but asks for that focus.

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Israeli police announced the arrest of ten suspects in settler attacks on a journalist and diplomats in the West Bank. U.S. outlets highlight official American condemnation of the attacks, while The New York Times reports that Netanyahu casts doubt on them.

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