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Donald Trump publicly endorsed Benjamin Netanyahu ahead of the Israeli elections, calling him a "great warrior prime minister". The Sydney Morning Herald describes the intervention as stunning and says Trump urged Israelis to re-elect Netanyahu.

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President Donald Trump publicly endorsed Benjamin Netanyahu ahead of the Israeli election, calling him the best U.S. partner. The endorsement came days before the vote, at a time described as a tight race. The Jerusalem Post quotes Trump saying Netanyahu will never let voters down. PBS NewsHour describes Netanyahu as an embattled prime minister.

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Donald Trump publicly endorsed Benjamin Netanyahu ahead of the Israeli elections, calling him a "great warrior prime minister". The Sydney Morning Herald describes the intervention as stunning and says Trump urged Israelis to re-elect Netanyahu.

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Two Saudi pilots were killed in a helicopter crash near the Yemen border, according to headlines from Channels TV, Dawn, The Hindu and the South China Morning Post. Dawn and The Hindu attribute the information to the Saudi-led coalition.

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The Texas Senate race between Ken Paxton and James Talarico is described as uncertain: CBS News calls it a statistical tie, while The Guardian asks whether Paxton can overcome the scandals surrounding him. Público focuses on Paxton's scandals and Musk's money, set against Talarico's message, while The New York Times reports on the start of Talarico's campaign tour across Texas.

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According to France's Interior Minister, more than 1,800 people have been arrested during violent protests in the country. Outlets are reporting on the cost of the protests, with the phrase 'like we had a war' appearing in three headlines.

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The Texas Senate race between Ken Paxton and James Talarico is described as uncertain: CBS News calls it a statistical tie, while The Guardian asks whether Paxton can overcome the scandals surrounding him. Público focuses on Paxton's scandals and Musk's money, set against Talarico's message, while The New York Times reports on the start of Talarico's campaign tour across Texas.

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Two Saudi pilots were killed in a helicopter crash near the Yemen border, according to headlines from Channels TV, Dawn, The Hindu and the South China Morning Post. Dawn and The Hindu attribute the information to the Saudi-led coalition.

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According to the headlines, two pilots died in a helicopter crash near the Yemen border, announced by the Saudi-led coalition. The South China Morning Post of Hong Kong highlights in its headline that Saudi Arabia closed a Riyadh skyscraper following the crash.

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The Saudi-led coalition reported that a helicopter crashed in Najran, near the Yemen border, killing two crew members. The South China Morning Post also links the crash to the closure of a Riyadh skyscraper, though the headline does not say how.

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Several outlets, from India, the United States and Japan, report that Katie Zacharia has left her post as White House press secretary after only a few days. The headlines do not give the reasons for her departure; Mainichi describes her as embattled before she left.

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Several newspapers from different countries report on finance ministers meeting or making appeals, but the headlines cover different topics: bilateral cooperation with Syria, building bypasses on an Indian highway, and inequality as a factor for sustainable growth.

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British police assessed a post supporting Palestine Action by the wife of a prime minister's adviser, according to Sky News. Later, The Guardian, BBC News and The Times of Israel report that no action will be taken over the post, police say.

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Turkiye, Pakistan, Egypt and Saudi Arabia condemned Houthi attacks on Riyadh's airport. Several headlines report that Egyptian President Sisi told Saudi Arabia Egypt is ready to defend it against Houthi attacks. Egypt is seeking its parliament's backing to help defend Saudi Arabia if asked.

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Turkiye, Pakistan, Egypt and Saudi Arabia condemned Houthi attacks on Riyadh's airport. Several headlines report that Egyptian President Sisi told Saudi Arabia Egypt is ready to defend it against Houthi attacks. Egypt is seeking its parliament's backing to help defend Saudi Arabia if asked.

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Turkiye, Pakistan, Egypt and Saudi Arabia condemned Houthi attacks on Riyadh's airport. Several headlines report that Egyptian President Sisi told Saudi Arabia Egypt is ready to defend it against Houthi attacks. Egypt is seeking its parliament's backing to help defend Saudi Arabia if asked.

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Israeli settlers attacked a European diplomatic delegation in the West Bank, according to several headlines, which also mention a French mayor being assaulted. One headline adds that the settlers also attacked Palestinians and a Washington Post photojournalist in the same area.

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Flávio Bolsonaro ruled out his brother Eduardo Bolsonaro becoming foreign minister, according to headlines from Brazilian and Portuguese outlets. On a possible post for their father, Jair Bolsonaro, Flávio said the idea “is not on the radar”. Folha de S.Paulo and Poder360 add that Jair Bolsonaro did not request a post.

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Several outlets, from India, the United States and Japan, report that Katie Zacharia has left her post as White House press secretary after only a few days. The headlines do not give the reasons for her departure; Mainichi describes her as embattled before she left.

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Katie Zacharia, White House press secretary, left the job less than a week after being chosen, according to Khaosod English, Mainichi and CBS News. The Hindu reported Zacharia's selection for the post, while Punch reported her exit days after the appointment.

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Several outlets, from India, the United States and Japan, report that Katie Zacharia has left her post as White House press secretary after only a few days. The headlines do not give the reasons for her departure; Mainichi describes her as embattled before she left.

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Outlets report exchanges between Saudi Arabia and the Houthis in Yemen, with the Saudi-led coalition saying it destroyed missile launch platforms. The Jerusalem Post cites a report that Iran is providing the Houthis with target intelligence for drone and missile strikes on Saudi Arabia. The Times of Israel quotes Trump saying Israel has been very helpful to Saudi Arabia against the Houthis, while The Guardian reports the UAE agreed to re-enter the Yemen conflict.

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Several Pakistani and Indian outlets report that Pakistan's finance minister views attacks on Gulf energy infrastructure as worrying for the country's economic outlook. The Express Tribune frames the attacks as risks to Pakistan's economy, while the other headlines focus on the minister's concern.

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