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The Israeli government has ordered a total blockade of the West Bank, according to headlines from Jornal de Notícias, RTP, Diário de Notícias and Expresso. Público attributes the decision directly to Netanyahu and links it to a shooting in Hebron.

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The Israeli government has ordered a total blockade of the West Bank, according to headlines from Jornal de Notícias, RTP, Diário de Notícias and Expresso. Público attributes the decision directly to Netanyahu and links it to a shooting in Hebron.

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The Israeli government has ordered a total blockade of the West Bank, according to headlines from Jornal de Notícias, RTP, Diário de Notícias and Expresso. Público attributes the decision directly to Netanyahu and links it to a shooting in Hebron.

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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 Israeli government has ordered a total blockade of the West Bank, according to headlines from Jornal de Notícias, RTP, Diário de Notícias and Expresso. Público attributes the decision directly to Netanyahu and links it to a shooting in Hebron.

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The Saudi-led coalition says it intercepted a ballistic missile fired at Riyadh, as The Daily Star also reports. TASS says the Arab coalition shot down a Houthi ballistic missile over Riyadh. The Express Tribune adds that the coalition also says it intercepted 11 Houthi drones.

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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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A court ruling requires the government to provide transport for indigenous voters, according to RTP and Observador. Folha de S.Paulo reports that organisations are demanding electoral transport for indigenous and quilombola voters in the second round.

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A court ruling requires the government to provide transport for indigenous voters, according to RTP and Observador. Folha de S.Paulo reports that organisations are demanding electoral transport for indigenous and quilombola voters in the second round.

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ABC News and Daily Maverick report that hacking attempts have risen as websites and companies rush to patch PHP vulnerabilities. The Express Tribune reports millions of hacking attempts and says governments, as well as companies, are rushing to fix the PHP flaws.

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Ahead of the second round, Datafolha gives Celina Leão 54% and Leandro Grass 37% in the race for the Federal District governorship. Folha de S.Paulo publishes the figures for both candidates, without detailing them in its headline.

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Folha de S.Paulo links Flávio Bolsonaro's career as a lawyer to the Senate, with Willer Tomaz and a focus on the STJ. Metrópoles reports that lawyer Willer Tomaz, a target of the Federal Police, is in Miami.

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A Virginia state senator has been charged with running a criminal marijuana operation, according to PBS NewsHour and CBS News. Punch, in Nigeria, describes the case as an indictment of an 82-year-old US senator for running a marijuana ring. The headlines differ on the age of the person involved and on the status of the charge: Punch refers to an indictment, while PBS and CBS refer to charges.

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The New York Times says Chris Pappas could make history in the New Hampshire Senate race. Fox News, in a poll, describes the Maine Senate race as a very close contest. PBS NewsHour gathered what Maine voters say about the Collins-Jackson Senate race.

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The New York Times says Chris Pappas could make history in the New Hampshire Senate race. Fox News, in a poll, describes the Maine Senate race as a very close contest. PBS NewsHour gathered what Maine voters say about the Collins-Jackson Senate race.

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The TSE rejected Flávio's request to suspend messages from the federal government, according to Metrópoles and Gazeta do Povo.

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A minister and the far right criticise Brazilians protesting over housing in Portugal, according to Público. Metrópoles reports remarks by Gabriel Magno, who calls the issue of "ideology" in schools a "scarecrow of the far right". Folha de S.Paulo publishes an opinion piece arguing that the far right does not help entrepreneurs.

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The TSE rejected Flávio's request to suspend messages from the federal government, according to Metrópoles and Gazeta do Povo.

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ABC News and Daily Maverick report that hacking attempts have risen as websites and companies rush to patch PHP vulnerabilities. The Express Tribune reports millions of hacking attempts and says governments, as well as companies, are rushing to fix the PHP flaws.

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The New York Times says Chris Pappas could make history in the New Hampshire Senate race. Fox News, in a poll, describes the Maine Senate race as a very close contest. PBS NewsHour gathered what Maine voters say about the Collins-Jackson Senate race.

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The Portuguese government approved a decree-law to unlock properties stuck in undivided inheritances. Expresso adds that the measure aims to free homes from undivided inheritances and blames the "castrating law of the geringonça". Observador only reports that the government approved the final version of the new inheritance regime, with no details in the headline.

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The Portuguese government approved a decree-law to unlock properties stuck in undivided inheritances. Expresso adds that the measure aims to free homes from undivided inheritances and blames the "castrating law of the geringonça". Observador only reports that the government approved the final version of the new inheritance regime, with no details in the headline.

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The Portuguese government approved a decree-law to unlock properties stuck in undivided inheritances. Expresso adds that the measure aims to free homes from undivided inheritances and blames the "castrating law of the geringonça". Observador only reports that the government approved the final version of the new inheritance regime, with no details in the headline.

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The Portuguese government approved a decree-law to unlock properties stuck in undivided inheritances. Expresso adds that the measure aims to free homes from undivided inheritances and blames the "castrating law of the geringonça". Observador only reports that the government approved the final version of the new inheritance regime, with no details in the headline.

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The Portuguese government approved a decree-law to unlock properties stuck in undivided inheritances. Expresso adds that the measure aims to free homes from undivided inheritances and blames the "castrating law of the geringonça". Observador only reports that the government approved the final version of the new inheritance regime, with no details in the headline.

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A Virginia state senator has been charged in a federal case with leading a marijuana distribution business, according to Fox News and ABC News. PBS NewsHour and CBS News report the same charge, describing it as a criminal marijuana operation, with no further details in the headlines. Punch, from Nigeria, presents the same charge against an 82-year-old US senator, without naming the state or party.

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In the final Michigan Senate debate, Rogers made an appeal to Jewish Democrats, according to Haaretz. The Times of Israel reports that Rogers says Jewish voters are 'afraid' of El-Sayed. CBS News and PBS NewsHour describe a debate in which El-Sayed and Rogers each question the other's loyalties.

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In the final Michigan Senate debate, Rogers made an appeal to Jewish Democrats, according to Haaretz. The Times of Israel reports that Rogers says Jewish voters are 'afraid' of El-Sayed. CBS News and PBS NewsHour describe a debate in which El-Sayed and Rogers each question the other's loyalties.

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Companies and governments are rushing to patch flaws in PHP, while headlines from Rappler and The Express Tribune report millions of hacking attempts. ABC News (Australia) and Daily Maverick (South Africa) describe a surge in hacking attempts, with websites racing to fix the issues.

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