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Trump pledges a political comeback as a bitter confrontation with Congress looms, according to headlines from The Daily Star, Dhaka Tribune and Channels TV.

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Khawaja Asif backs the creation of new provinces in Pakistan, according to Geo News, and says even 12 could be considered. Dawn and The Express Tribune also report the minister's support for creating up to 12 provinces; the latter identifies Asif as a PML-N member.

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Donald Trump said he was only joking when he suggested UFC chief Dana White become his next press secretary. Al Jazeera asks whether the idea was a joke or a test. PBS NewsHour describes the idea as 'just a little fun'.

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Trump says he was «only kidding» when he suggested UFC's Dana White become his press secretary. Al Jazeera asks whether the suggestion was a joke or a test. PBS NewsHour describes the idea as «just a little fun».

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Trump says he was «only kidding» when he suggested UFC's Dana White become his press secretary. Al Jazeera asks whether the suggestion was a joke or a test. PBS NewsHour describes the idea as «just a little fun».

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Gazeta do Povo reports that the Congressmen's Pension Institute has been abolished, but the Senate still funds 268 pensioners. Agência Brasil reports that moves inside the Senate foreshadow a fight for the chamber's leadership in 2027. The two headlines cover different matters concerning the Brazilian Senate and do not refer to the same event.

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Trump says he was «only kidding» when he suggested UFC's Dana White become his press secretary. Al Jazeera asks whether the suggestion was a joke or a test. PBS NewsHour describes the idea as «just a little fun».

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Donald Trump said he was joking when he suggested UFC chief Dana White become his press secretary. Al Jazeera asks whether the suggestion was a joke or a test, while PBS NewsHour calls the idea "just a little fun".

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Clarín (Argentina) reports a week of market cuts, with the government facing a decisive session after sharp falls in bonds and stocks.

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Gazeta do Povo reports that pro-Lula movements are targeting the STF and Congress with a mobilisation after the re-election. Metrópoles highlights that Lula's first address after the election covers online betting, the STF and femicide.

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A Paraguayan lawmaker says she will report withdrawals made before the collapse of Ueno Bank. According to Clarín, the Paraguayan government plans to "pesify" dollar deposits trapped at Ueno. RPP reports that Paraguayan teachers have called a protest after the Ueno Bank collapse.

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The Federal Police are investigating threats received by newly elected deputy Ana Elisa, according to Agência Brasil and Poder360.

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Eisenkot invites Netanyahu's party, the Likud, to form a governing coalition in Israel, according to Folha de S.Paulo and other outlets. Gadi Eisenkot is described as the person tasked with forming a government in Israel, and La Jornada says he does not rule out the Likud. Semana reports that the opposition leader warns of a crisis, without the headlines detailing its causes.

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Israeli President Isaac Herzog has given Gadi Eisenkot the first chance to form the next government. Portuguese and French outlets stress how delicate the task is: Diário de Notícias calls it a balancing act, and Le Devoir lays out three options for Eisenkot. Eisenkot has invited Netanyahu to join a government under his leadership, and La Jornada reports he does not rule out Likud. TelQuel reports that Eisenkot is ready to bring figures close to Netanyahu into his government.

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El Comercio is running live coverage of Pope Leo XIV's visit to Argentina, with his schedule and activities in Buenos Aires, Córdoba and Luján. Argentina's Defence Ministry explains airspace restrictions during the visit, with limits in Buenos Aires and Córdoba, according to La Nación. Le Figaro reports that Leo XIV, in Buenos Aires, is concerned about the future of democracy in Argentina.

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The Federal Police are investigating threats against federal deputy Ana Elisa, elected for the PT in Minas Gerais.

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Trump said he was only joking when he suggested that Dana White, the UFC chief, become his next White House press secretary. Al Jazeera framed the story around why Trump wanted the idea, while PBS NewsHour described it as 'just a little fun'.

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Brazil's Ministry of Health acquired doses of the mpox vaccine; Metrópoles reports 5 thousand additional doses, while Agência Brasil says the ministry reports having acquired 25 thousand doses. The two headlines give different figures for the purchase, and Agência Brasil attributes the information to the ministry itself.

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La Nación reports a wave of cyberattacks it says is paralysing Europe, with Russia at the centre of suspicions. Clarín says data belonging to Italy's foreign minister was stolen and that Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni pointed to Russia. Both Argentine outlets link the European cyberattacks to Russia, though the headlines do not indicate any evidence for that link.

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The UK government is considering banning under-16s from Vinted and eBay, according to Sky News. MyJoyOnline, in Ghana, reports that the UK government is looking seriously at the ban. Le Figaro, in France, describes the measure as extending the social media ban for under-16s to these two platforms.

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Eisenkot invites Netanyahu's party, the Likud, to form a governing coalition in Israel, according to Folha de S.Paulo and other outlets. Gadi Eisenkot is described as the person tasked with forming a government in Israel, and La Jornada says he does not rule out the Likud. Semana reports that the opposition leader warns of a crisis, without the headlines detailing its causes.

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Colombia's defence minister disputes Gustavo Petro's account of a drone attack on soldiers in Bolívar, according to Semana.

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Trump says he wants Dana White, head of the UFC, as the White House press secretary. The invitation was made through Truth Social.

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Gazeta do Povo reports that the Congressmen's Pension Institute has been abolished, but the Senate still funds 268 pensioners. Agência Brasil reports that moves inside the Senate foreshadow a fight for the chamber's leadership in 2027. The two headlines cover different matters concerning the Brazilian Senate and do not refer to the same event.

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The Government wants to negotiate housing without egos or ideologies, according to Observador and RTP. RTP frames the issue as a housing crisis and reports that the Government warns there can be no egos or ideologies.

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Gazeta do Povo calls Alcolumbre's re-election to the Senate a disaster to be avoided, while Folha de S.Paulo reports that a meeting between Alcolumbre and the women's caucus was cancelled during the re-election race. The headlines emphasise different things: one offers a judgement on the re-election, the other reports an episode tied to the same race.

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Brazil's Ministry of Health acquired doses of the mpox vaccine; Metrópoles reports 5 thousand additional doses, while Agência Brasil says the ministry reports having acquired 25 thousand doses. The two headlines give different figures for the purchase, and Agência Brasil attributes the information to the ministry itself.

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Minister Celina wishes students taking the Enem calm and good luck. Poder360 reports that the government says students affected by the rains will sit the Enem in December.

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The opposition criticises Lula's plan for a cabinet of 40 ministries in his fourth term, according to Poder360 and Gazeta do Povo.

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Israeli President Herzog has given Gadi Eisenkot the first chance to form the next government. Outlets discuss the possible paths to forming a government, with The Times of Israel asking whether Eisenkot can form one. According to The Hindu, Eisenkot has invited Netanyahu to join a government under his leadership, while TelQuel reports he is ready to bring Netanyahu allies into his government.

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Gadi Eisenkot has received the mandate from President Herzog to try to form a government in Israel to replace Netanyahu's, and proposes an emergency national government. According to Haaretz, there are 28 days to replace Netanyahu, and ABC News outlines five possible routes for forming the government. Netanyahu allies, including Likud, are mentioned as possible partners; La Jornada says Eisenkot does not rule out Likud.

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According to Haaretz, President Herzog gave Gadi Eisenkot the first chance to form Israel's next government, with 28 days to replace Netanyahu. Diário de Notícias and Jornal de Notícias say Eisenkot has been mandated to form a government, describing it as a balancing act with three possible options. The Hindu says Eisenkot invited Netanyahu to join the government under his leadership, while TelQuel says Eisenkot is ready to bring figures close to Netanyahu into his government. ABC News and Le Devoir lay out Eisenkot's options for forming a government, while Al Jazeera only asks what is next for Israel.

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Israel's president has given the mandate to form a government to opposition party leader Eisenkot, according to TASS. The Independent and The Times of Israel ask whether Eisenkot can form a government now that he holds the mandate.

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Eisenkot invites Netanyahu's party, the Likud, to form a governing coalition in Israel, according to Folha de S.Paulo and other outlets. Gadi Eisenkot is described as the person tasked with forming a government in Israel, and La Jornada says he does not rule out the Likud. Semana reports that the opposition leader warns of a crisis, without the headlines detailing its causes.

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A train collision in Giza, Egypt, left casualties; the reported figures changed over the course of the day. Early headlines gave a toll of 4 dead and 88 injured, according to the health ministry. Later headlines raised the toll to at least 7 dead, with dozens injured, according to the health ministry.

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The Saudi-led coalition says it intercepted two Houthi missiles fired at Riyadh, according to The National and RTP. The Times of Israel reports that the Houthis fired cruise missiles at Saudi Arabia and that debris damaged the Aramco tower in Riyadh. TASS says the coalition struck Houthi missile launchers used against Riyadh, while The Jerusalem Post says the coalition destroyed a ballistic missile launch platform in Sanaa. Público reports that the Houthis claim 33 dead in Yemen; CGTN reports that the Houthis claim strikes on Saudi oil facilities and Riyadh airport.

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Carlos Bolsonaro says Flávio Bolsonaro is being “boycotted” every day. According to Folha de S.Paulo and Metrópoles, the TRE-MG suspended a Federal Police investigation into deputy-elect Ana Elisa, after a request or complaint from Flávio Bolsonaro.

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Gadi Eisenkot has been given the first chance to form Israel's next government by President Herzog, according to the South China Morning Post and Diário de Notícias. Al Jazeera and La Jornada report that Eisenkot is open to including Netanyahu or the Likud in government, while The Hindu says he invited Netanyahu to join a government under his leadership. Le Devoir and Jornal de Notícias present three options for forming the government, while ABC News describes five possible routes.

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A train collision in Giza, Egypt, left casualties; the reported figures changed over the course of the day. Early headlines gave a toll of 4 dead and 88 injured, according to the health ministry. Later headlines raised the toll to at least 7 dead, with dozens injured, according to the health ministry.

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Gadi Eisenkot has received the mandate from President Herzog to try to form a government in Israel to replace Netanyahu's, and proposes an emergency national government. According to Haaretz, there are 28 days to replace Netanyahu, and ABC News outlines five possible routes for forming the government. Netanyahu allies, including Likud, are mentioned as possible partners; La Jornada says Eisenkot does not rule out Likud.

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Tens of thousands marched in Amsterdam in support of Palestinians and to press the Dutch government over Gaza and Israel. The South China Morning Post and The Hindu emphasise the scale of the demonstration, while The Wire focuses on pressure on the Dutch government.

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The PS will summon the health minister to Parliament over deaths at the Portimão hospital, according to Jornal de Notícias. The BE is questioning the government over deaths in Portimão, and the Livre supports hearing the minister, according to Público.

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Gadi Eisenkot has received the mandate from President Herzog to try to form a government in Israel to replace Netanyahu's, and proposes an emergency national government. According to Haaretz, there are 28 days to replace Netanyahu, and ABC News outlines five possible routes for forming the government. Netanyahu allies, including Likud, are mentioned as possible partners; La Jornada says Eisenkot does not rule out Likud.

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A train collision in Giza, Egypt, left casualties; the reported figures changed over the course of the day. Early headlines gave a toll of 4 dead and 88 injured, according to the health ministry. Later headlines raised the toll to at least 7 dead, with dozens injured, according to the health ministry.

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Gadi Eisenkot has received the mandate from President Herzog to try to form a government in Israel to replace Netanyahu's, and proposes an emergency national government. According to Haaretz, there are 28 days to replace Netanyahu, and ABC News outlines five possible routes for forming the government. Netanyahu allies, including Likud, are mentioned as possible partners; La Jornada says Eisenkot does not rule out Likud.

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Metrópoles reports that the government is expected to extend the diesel subsidy to curb inflation and a strike.

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Gadi Eisenkot has received the mandate from President Herzog to try to form a government in Israel to replace Netanyahu's, and proposes an emergency national government. According to Haaretz, there are 28 days to replace Netanyahu, and ABC News outlines five possible routes for forming the government. Netanyahu allies, including Likud, are mentioned as possible partners; La Jornada says Eisenkot does not rule out Likud.

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Gadi Eisenkot has received the mandate from President Herzog to try to form a government in Israel to replace Netanyahu's, and proposes an emergency national government. According to Haaretz, there are 28 days to replace Netanyahu, and ABC News outlines five possible routes for forming the government. Netanyahu allies, including Likud, are mentioned as possible partners; La Jornada says Eisenkot does not rule out Likud.

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Trump says he wants Dana White, head of the UFC, as the White House press secretary. The invitation was made through Truth Social.

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The Saudi-led coalition says it intercepted two Houthi missiles fired at Riyadh, according to The National and RTP. The Times of Israel reports that the Houthis fired cruise missiles at Saudi Arabia and that debris damaged the Aramco tower in Riyadh. TASS says the coalition struck Houthi missile launchers used against Riyadh, while The Jerusalem Post says the coalition destroyed a ballistic missile launch platform in Sanaa. Público reports that the Houthis claim 33 dead in Yemen; CGTN reports that the Houthis claim strikes on Saudi oil facilities and Riyadh airport.

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Gadi Eisenkot has received the mandate from President Herzog to try to form a government in Israel to replace Netanyahu's, and proposes an emergency national government. According to Haaretz, there are 28 days to replace Netanyahu, and ABC News outlines five possible routes for forming the government. Netanyahu allies, including Likud, are mentioned as possible partners; La Jornada says Eisenkot does not rule out Likud.

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A Paraguayan lawmaker says she will report withdrawals made before the collapse of Ueno Bank. According to Clarín, the Paraguayan government plans to "pesify" dollar deposits trapped at Ueno. RPP reports that Paraguayan teachers have called a protest after the Ueno Bank collapse.

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Gadi Eisenkot has been formally tasked by Israel's president with forming the next government, though a parliamentary majority is not yet assured. According to Le Monde, Eisenkot invited Benyamin Netanyahu's Likud to join a coalition, while The Guardian reports he is reaching out to Netanyahu allies. The Hindu and The Express Tribune say Eisenkot seeks to replace Netanyahu's government, and The Hindu warns of a crisis in Israel. Süddeutsche Zeitung quotes Eisenkot saying Israel is at an «extremely dangerous point».

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Trump vows to make a comeback as a bitter showdown with Congress looms.

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Donald Trump reportedly offered UFC chief Dana White the job of White House press secretary, according to Folha de S.Paulo and Clarín. Trump later said he was joking, according to ABC News, Fox News, CBC News and BBC News. Der Spiegel asked whether it was just a mix-up.

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The PS wants to question the health minister in Parliament about deaths at Portimão Hospital. Público refers to deaths in Portimão's emergency department, while Expresso and Jornal de Notícias refer to deaths at the hospital in general.

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Metrópoles reports that the minister says weather conditions will be monitored during the Enem exams. Folha de S.Paulo explains who missed the first day of Enem 2026 and whether they can sit the second day of exams.

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Gadi Eisenkot has been formally tasked by Israel's president with forming the next government, though a parliamentary majority is not yet assured. According to Le Monde, Eisenkot invited Benyamin Netanyahu's Likud to join a coalition, while The Guardian reports he is reaching out to Netanyahu allies. The Hindu and The Express Tribune say Eisenkot seeks to replace Netanyahu's government, and The Hindu warns of a crisis in Israel. Süddeutsche Zeitung quotes Eisenkot saying Israel is at an «extremely dangerous point».

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Carneiro accuses the government of incompetence and quotes Cavaco to make the point, according to Observador, Público and RTP. Público links the accusation to housing, a topic the other headlines do not mention.

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Carneiro accuses the government of incompetence and quotes Cavaco to make the point, according to Observador, Público and RTP. Público links the accusation to housing, a topic the other headlines do not mention.

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Israel's president asked opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot to form a government, according to La Jornada; Diário de Notícias reports he has received a mandate to do so. Eisenkot calls for a national emergency government and invites Likud and the Religious Zionist Party to join, per El Mundo, La Tercera and Semana. El País quotes Eisenkot on the «urgent need for new leadership» in Israel, while Semana describes it as a warning of crisis.

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Israel's president asked opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot to form a government, according to La Jornada; Diário de Notícias reports he has received a mandate to do so. Eisenkot calls for a national emergency government and invites Likud and the Religious Zionist Party to join, per El Mundo, La Tercera and Semana. El País quotes Eisenkot on the «urgent need for new leadership» in Israel, while Semana describes it as a warning of crisis.

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Eisenkot invites Netanyahu's party, the Likud, to form a governing coalition in Israel, according to Folha de S.Paulo and other outlets. Gadi Eisenkot is described as the person tasked with forming a government in Israel, and La Jornada says he does not rule out the Likud. Semana reports that the opposition leader warns of a crisis, without the headlines detailing its causes.

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A migrant boat sank off Senegal's coast; headlines give death tolls ranging from 21 to 39. Earlier headlines cite at least 21 or 35 dead, while later ones report 34 and then 39. The BBC describes a boat bound for Europe, and CBC reports the death toll rising to 39.

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Gadi Eisenkot has been formally tasked by Israel's president with forming the next government, though a parliamentary majority is not yet assured. According to Le Monde, Eisenkot invited Benyamin Netanyahu's Likud to join a coalition, while The Guardian reports he is reaching out to Netanyahu allies. The Hindu and The Express Tribune say Eisenkot seeks to replace Netanyahu's government, and The Hindu warns of a crisis in Israel. Süddeutsche Zeitung quotes Eisenkot saying Israel is at an «extremely dangerous point».

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Américo Villarreal reaffirms his commitment to locate the mayor of Río Bravo, and authorities are coordinating actions with San Luis Potosí.

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The PS wants to question the health minister in Parliament about deaths at Portimão Hospital. Público refers to deaths in Portimão's emergency department, while Expresso and Jornal de Notícias refer to deaths at the hospital in general.

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A train collision in Giza, Egypt, left casualties; the reported figures changed over the course of the day. Early headlines gave a toll of 4 dead and 88 injured, according to the health ministry. Later headlines raised the toll to at least 7 dead, with dozens injured, according to the health ministry.

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Israeli President Herzog has given Gadi Eisenkot the first chance to form the next government. Le Figaro says a majority is still not found; Le Monde reports that Eisenkot invited Netanyahu's Likud to join a coalition. The Guardian and TelQuel report that Eisenkot is reaching out to Netanyahu allies.

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Israeli President Herzog has given Gadi Eisenkot the first chance to form the next government. Le Figaro says a majority is still not found; Le Monde reports that Eisenkot invited Netanyahu's Likud to join a coalition. The Guardian and TelQuel report that Eisenkot is reaching out to Netanyahu allies.

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A train collision in Giza, Egypt, left casualties; the reported figures changed over the course of the day. Early headlines gave a toll of 4 dead and 88 injured, according to the health ministry. Later headlines raised the toll to at least 7 dead, with dozens injured, according to the health ministry.

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Bangladesh's minister says Sheikh Hasina will never return to the country. According to The Jerusalem Post, the ousted prime minister has applied for a new passport, which points to a possible return from exile. The Hindu reports that Sheikh Hasina has sought a new passport so she can return from exile.

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José Luís Carneiro quotes Cavaco Silva to accuse the government of incompetence. Público links the accusation to housing.

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Israeli President Herzog has given Gadi Eisenkot the first chance to form the next government. Le Figaro says a majority is still not found; Le Monde reports that Eisenkot invited Netanyahu's Likud to join a coalition. The Guardian and TelQuel report that Eisenkot is reaching out to Netanyahu allies.

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A train collision in Giza, Egypt, left casualties; the reported figures changed over the course of the day. Early headlines gave a toll of 4 dead and 88 injured, according to the health ministry. Later headlines raised the toll to at least 7 dead, with dozens injured, according to the health ministry.

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José Luís Carneiro quotes Cavaco Silva to accuse the government of incompetence. Público links the accusation to housing.

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Trump says the outcome of the US midterm elections is a "gigantic setback" for the country. According to El Universal, Trump says losing control of Congress represents a "gigantic setback in history" for the US and promises a political comeback.

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Israeli President Herzog has given Gadi Eisenkot the first chance to form the next government. Le Figaro says a majority is still not found; Le Monde reports that Eisenkot invited Netanyahu's Likud to join a coalition. The Guardian and TelQuel report that Eisenkot is reaching out to Netanyahu allies.

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Israeli President Herzog gave Eisenkot the mandate to form a government at the President's Residence. Russia's TASS describes the mandate as going to an opposition party leader, while The Independent asks whether Eisenkot will be able to form a government.

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PS leader Carneiro signals a probable third death at the Portimão Hospital and wants the Health Minister to be questioned in Parliament. Several outlets report that the PS will summon the Health Minister to Parliament to clarify the deaths at the Portimão Hospital.

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Shas leader Arye Deri will leave the Knesset and will not be on the party list for the 26th Knesset, according to The Jerusalem Post and Haaretz. The Times of Israel reports that Deri will step down from the Knesset but remain party chair. Haaretz's headline places the move during talks to form the next government.

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The headlines point to COP31 and a just transition, with one paper linking the topic to renewables and adaptation. Jornal de Notícias reports an invitation for a minister to negotiate the just transition; Público reports what Portugal wants from the conference.

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The Socialist Party (PS) will summon the health minister to parliament over deaths at the Portimão hospital, according to several Portuguese outlets. Público describes the deaths as occurring in Portimão's emergency rooms, while the other headlines refer only to the hospital.

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The Socialist Party (PS) will summon the health minister to parliament over deaths at the Portimão hospital, according to several Portuguese outlets. Público describes the deaths as occurring in Portimão's emergency rooms, while the other headlines refer only to the hospital.

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The opposition criticises Lula's plan for a cabinet of 40 ministries in his fourth term, according to Poder360 and Gazeta do Povo.

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The Socialist Party (PS) will summon the health minister to parliament over deaths at the Portimão hospital, according to several Portuguese outlets. Público describes the deaths as occurring in Portimão's emergency rooms, while the other headlines refer only to the hospital.

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France says Europe will take part in the Abu Dhabi talks on Ukraine, which are mediated by the United States. NPR reports that Europe will join the talks despite objections from the Kremlin. TASS reports that Ukraine has named its negotiators for the upcoming talks in Abu Dhabi. According to The Guardian, Rubio says post-war «security guarantees» are a key focus of the upcoming talks.

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Israel's defence minister says his country's mission in Iran has not ended yet.

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Israeli President Herzog has given Gadi Eisenkot the first chance to form the next government. Eisenkot is described as the opposition leader seeking to replace Benjamin Netanyahu. Some headlines say Eisenkot may bring Netanyahu allies into his government, while one says he does not rule out Likud.

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The Government wants to negotiate housing without egos or ideologies, according to Observador and RTP. RTP frames the issue as a housing crisis and reports that the Government warns there can be no egos or ideologies.

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Israel's Defence Minister says the mission against Iran is not yet complete, according to The Hindu.

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Immigrant families are turning to food aid to manage a tighter budget, according to Público and Diário de Notícias.

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Trump first said he wanted Dana White, head of the UFC, as White House press secretary, and then said he had been kidding. Several outlets, including the Dawn and the Indian Express, report the same retraction, though their headlines frame it slightly differently. Al Jazeera and The National had presented the idea as a question before Trump spoke on the matter.

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Immigrant families are turning to food aid to manage a tighter budget, according to Público and Diário de Notícias.

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Israeli President Isaac Herzog has given opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot the first chance to form the next government. Several outlets describe the task as difficult, since the opposition is divided and no majority yet exists; Der Spiegel calls it an almost unsolvable task. The Guardian says Eisenkot is reaching out to Benjamin Netanyahu's allies, and Le Monde says he has invited Netanyahu's Likud to join a coalition.

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Israel's defence minister says his country's mission in Iran has not ended yet.

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Israeli President Isaac Herzog has given opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot the first chance to form the next government. Several outlets describe the task as difficult, since the opposition is divided and no majority yet exists; Der Spiegel calls it an almost unsolvable task. The Guardian says Eisenkot is reaching out to Benjamin Netanyahu's allies, and Le Monde says he has invited Netanyahu's Likud to join a coalition.

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The UK government is reportedly looking seriously at banning under-16s from Vinted and eBay, according to the BBC and MyJoyOnline. Sky News says the government is considering a ban for under-16s on Vinted and eBay.

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Immigrant families are turning to food aid to manage increasingly tight budgets, according to three Portuguese newspapers.

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The minister wants to move from declarations to action at COP31, according to Observador. Jornal de Notícias reports that the minister has been invited to serve as negotiator for the just transition at COP31.

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Leo XIV is visiting Argentina and was received by Javier Milei, according to Metrópoles and Semana. El Mundo says the four-day visit pays Francis's debt, and El Comercio reports the Pope called for listening and dialogue to strengthen democracy. La Nación lists the sensitive points of the visit for Milei's government, and Le Monde writes that the Church in Argentina stands opposed to Milei's vision for society. Der Spiegel reports that Milei wants to turn Patagonia into an AI hotspot.

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Israel's president asked opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot to form a government, according to La Jornada; Diário de Notícias reports he has received a mandate to do so. Eisenkot calls for a national emergency government and invites Likud and the Religious Zionist Party to join, per El Mundo, La Tercera and Semana. El País quotes Eisenkot on the «urgent need for new leadership» in Israel, while Semana describes it as a warning of crisis.

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According to Rappler, Trump offered the White House press secretary job to Dana White, the UFC chief executive. Trump later said he was only kidding, according to Fox News, CBC News, the South China Morning Post, The New York Times and The Indian Express. ABC News reported the same statement from Trump, saying he had been 'kidding'. Channels TV mentions the offer and a call for a criminal probe of Democrats, while the other headlines do not mention that call.

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Israeli President Isaac Herzog has given Gadi Eisenkot the first chance to form the next government, with his designation expected on Sunday. Outlets stress how difficult the task is: a majority is not yet secured and the opposition camp is divided. The Guardian reports that Eisenkot is reaching out to Benjamin Netanyahu's allies as he tries to form a government. Le Monde reports that Eisenkot has invited Netanyahu's Likud to join a coalition.

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The environment minister calls for moving from declarations to action at COP31, arguing that the goals already exist.

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Israel's president invited Gadi Eisenkot to form a government, and Eisenkot received the mandate to do so. Eisenkot invited Netanyahu's party to form a coalition, according to several outlets. Eisenkot says it is essential to form a national emergency government.

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Four Portuguese outlets report that immigrant families are turning to food aid to manage their budgets. Three of them describe the budget as increasingly tight, a phrase used by RTP and Diário de Notícias.

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Israeli President Isaac Herzog gave Netanyahu's rival Gadi Eisenkot the first chance to form a government. Observador reports Eisenkot is expected to be named prime minister on Sunday, while Diário de Notícias describes a mandate for a delicate balancing act. Folha de S.Paulo says Eisenkot invited Netanyahu's party to form a coalition, while Metrópoles says he invited the prime minister's allies. Several outlets say the task is complicated by a divided opposition, a point also raised by Haaretz and Al Jazeera.

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According to Rappler, Trump offered the White House press secretary job to Dana White, the UFC chief executive. Trump later said he was only kidding, according to Fox News, CBC News, the South China Morning Post, The New York Times and The Indian Express. ABC News reported the same statement from Trump, saying he had been 'kidding'. Channels TV mentions the offer and a call for a criminal probe of Democrats, while the other headlines do not mention that call.

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The Saudi-led coalition says it intercepted two Houthi missiles fired at Riyadh, according to The National and RTP. The Times of Israel reports that the Houthis fired cruise missiles at Saudi Arabia and that debris damaged the Aramco tower in Riyadh. TASS says the coalition struck Houthi missile launchers used against Riyadh, while The Jerusalem Post says the coalition destroyed a ballistic missile launch platform in Sanaa. Público reports that the Houthis claim 33 dead in Yemen; CGTN reports that the Houthis claim strikes on Saudi oil facilities and Riyadh airport.

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UFC president Dana White said he will meet with Trump on Monday about the offer to become White House press secretary. Several outlets reported that Trump offered White the post, but Trump later said he was 'only kidding', according to Fox News, CBC and The New York Times. The headlines differ on the outcome: some report the offer and a possible meeting, while others say Trump backtracked and that the proposal was a joke.

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The headlines report that Iran executed three men accused of taking part in unrest during the January protests; the Jerusalem Post says they were accused of working for Israel and the US. Punch and the South China Morning Post report the same executions, with the latter citing the judiciary.

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UFC president Dana White said he will meet with Trump on Monday about the offer to become White House press secretary. Several outlets reported that Trump offered White the post, but Trump later said he was 'only kidding', according to Fox News, CBC and The New York Times. The headlines differ on the outcome: some report the offer and a possible meeting, while others say Trump backtracked and that the proposal was a joke.

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Trump reportedly offered UFC chief Dana White the job of White House press secretary, according to several headlines. Dana White said he would meet Trump on Monday to discuss the offer. Trump later said he was only kidding about the job, according to ABC News, Fox News, CBC News, the South China Morning Post and The New York Times.

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Trump reportedly offered UFC chief Dana White the job of White House press secretary, according to several headlines. Dana White said he would meet Trump on Monday to discuss the offer. Trump later said he was only kidding about the job, according to ABC News, Fox News, CBC News, the South China Morning Post and The New York Times.

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Israeli President Isaac Herzog gave Netanyahu's rival Gadi Eisenkot the first chance to form a government. Observador reports Eisenkot is expected to be named prime minister on Sunday, while Diário de Notícias describes a mandate for a delicate balancing act. Folha de S.Paulo says Eisenkot invited Netanyahu's party to form a coalition, while Metrópoles says he invited the prime minister's allies. Several outlets say the task is complicated by a divided opposition, a point also raised by Haaretz and Al Jazeera.

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Trump first said he had asked Dana White, UFC boss, to become his new White House press secretary. NPR reported that White said he would meet Trump on Monday about the offer, and the Sydney Morning Herald also reported the offer. Trump later said he was only kidding, according to ABC News, Fox News, CBC News, the South China Morning Post and The New York Times.

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Israeli President Isaac Herzog gave Netanyahu's rival Gadi Eisenkot the first chance to form a government. Observador reports Eisenkot is expected to be named prime minister on Sunday, while Diário de Notícias describes a mandate for a delicate balancing act. Folha de S.Paulo says Eisenkot invited Netanyahu's party to form a coalition, while Metrópoles says he invited the prime minister's allies. Several outlets say the task is complicated by a divided opposition, a point also raised by Haaretz and Al Jazeera.

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