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Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado has returned to Venezuela after about a year in exile, according to several headlines. Headlines highlight crowds greeting her on her return, and the journey by car from the Colombian border to Caracas. Marco Rubio attributes Machado's return to the work of the US, according to El Comercio and RPP. The European Union welcomes the return and calls for moving towards free elections, according to La Tercera.

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According to three Australian outlets, a bullet inscribed with “RAT” was found on the car of a Victorian MP, and police are investigating. One outlet reports that the message also included an old firefighter’s badge number, a detail the other headlines do not mention.

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After another police charge, parties and citizens demand a response from the Government, according to Jornal de Notícias. Público asks whether the Government only reacts once the PSD reaches 15%, a critical reading the paper frames as a question.

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Trump invokes 9/11 while urging Michigan voters to oppose Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, who is Muslim. According to the headlines, the call came from Trump, and the candidate is described as Muslim; the headlines say nothing further about the argument he used.

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Trump intensified attacks on Abdul El-Sayed, the Democratic Senate candidate in Michigan, according to PBS NewsHour, NPR and The Guardian. Al Jazeera, Mainichi and NPR describe these attacks as anti-Muslim, and Mainichi reports a rebuke from Arab Americans. Fox News frames the story mainly around the Senate race, which it says is tightening.

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US Attorney General Todd Blanche defends the lawsuit tied to the Alaska Senate race, saying Trump is "not trying to meddle" in the results, according to the South China Morning Post. CBS News reports the lawsuit was prompted by confusion over Dan Sullivan's name, without detailing how that confusion arose.

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The Sydney Morning Herald reported that MPs returned to Canberra after the alleged attack on MP Helen Haines. ABC News wrote that security was increased as parliament resumed without MP Helen Haines. The Guardian Australia said MPs will pay tribute to Helen Haines as parliament resumes.

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Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić concedes defeat in parliamentary elections to the student-led movement. Al Jazeera and CGTN report the student movement's win, while The Hindu says the movement claims a historic victory. TASS publishes a summary of the defeat of Vučić's party in the parliamentary elections. MyJoyOnline reports celebrations in Serbia after Vučić lost the election to the protest movement.

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Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić concedes defeat in parliamentary elections to the student-led movement. Al Jazeera and CGTN report the student movement's win, while The Hindu says the movement claims a historic victory. TASS publishes a summary of the defeat of Vučić's party in the parliamentary elections. MyJoyOnline reports celebrations in Serbia after Vučić lost the election to the protest movement.

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Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić concedes defeat in parliamentary elections to the student-led movement. Al Jazeera and CGTN report the student movement's win, while The Hindu says the movement claims a historic victory. TASS publishes a summary of the defeat of Vučić's party in the parliamentary elections. MyJoyOnline reports celebrations in Serbia after Vučić lost the election to the protest movement.

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Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić concedes defeat in parliamentary elections to the student-led movement. Al Jazeera and CGTN report the student movement's win, while The Hindu says the movement claims a historic victory. TASS publishes a summary of the defeat of Vučić's party in the parliamentary elections. MyJoyOnline reports celebrations in Serbia after Vučić lost the election to the protest movement.

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Gazeta do Povo places the accident on the way to São Paulo; the other two headlines do not give a location.

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Alaska Democratic Senate candidate Mary Peltola and her family suffered minor injuries in a car accident, according to PBS NewsHour. Fox News reports that the minor injuries forced her to skip campaign events.

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Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado has returned to Venezuela after about a year in exile, according to several headlines. Headlines highlight crowds greeting her on her return, and the journey by car from the Colombian border to Caracas. Marco Rubio attributes Machado's return to the work of the US, according to El Comercio and RPP. The European Union welcomes the return and calls for moving towards free elections, according to La Tercera.

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Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado has returned to Venezuela after about a year in exile, according to several headlines. Headlines highlight crowds greeting her on her return, and the journey by car from the Colombian border to Caracas. Marco Rubio attributes Machado's return to the work of the US, according to El Comercio and RPP. The European Union welcomes the return and calls for moving towards free elections, according to La Tercera.

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Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado has returned to Venezuela after months in exile, and Rubio says the return results from talks the US supports. Crowds welcomed Machado on her return, according to the BBC. Le Monde says the return galvanises the opposition to the government, while El País says it aims to speed up the transition and challenge chavismo. Trump says he hopes Machado is safe.

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Billionaire Bill Ackman says Ben-Gvir and Smotrich should not be part of the next Israeli government. The Dawn and Times of Israel headlines describe Ackman as a Trump backer or donor; the Jerusalem Post does not mention this.

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Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado has returned to Venezuela after months in exile, and Rubio says the return results from talks the US supports. Crowds welcomed Machado on her return, according to the BBC. Le Monde says the return galvanises the opposition to the government, while El País says it aims to speed up the transition and challenge chavismo. Trump says he hopes Machado is safe.

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US Attorney General Todd Blanche defends the lawsuit tied to the Alaska Senate race, saying Trump is "not trying to meddle" in the results, according to the South China Morning Post. CBS News reports the lawsuit was prompted by confusion over Dan Sullivan's name, without detailing how that confusion arose.

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Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado has returned to Venezuela after months in exile, and Rubio says the return results from talks the US supports. Crowds welcomed Machado on her return, according to the BBC. Le Monde says the return galvanises the opposition to the government, while El País says it aims to speed up the transition and challenge chavismo. Trump says he hopes Machado is safe.

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Rui Costa says the PT will seek the arrest of Salvador's mayor over a lack of buses on the streets on election day. Salvador's mayor says union members stuck PT stickers on buses. Lula says he will seek the arrest of what he calls a «criminal mayor».

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Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado has returned to the country after several months in exile, according to multiple outlets. The National calls Machado a Nobel Prize winner who has returned to Venezuela. The Hindu and Mainichi highlight that the return comes as doubts over democracy in the country deepen. Fox News describes the return as a surprise, while Daily Maverick refers to a fraught year abroad.

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The Portuguese Government announced support for patient transport companies, according to RTP, Observador and Diário de Notícias. RTP and Diário de Notícias specify that the support is aimed at private companies.

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The Portuguese Government announced support for patient transport companies, according to RTP, Observador and Diário de Notícias. RTP and Diário de Notícias specify that the support is aimed at private companies.

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Diário de Notícias reports that Fernando Negrão asks the prime minister for an explanation of the police intervention at the housing protests. Jornal de Notícias reports that the PS asks the government for an explanation over its acceptance of the financial compensation.

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Attorney General Todd Blanche defends the Justice Department's lawsuit seeking to block certification of the Alaska Senate election results. Blanche says Trump is not trying to interfere with the results, according to PBS NewsHour and the South China Morning Post. NPR reports the lawsuit would block the results if the Republican candidate loses.

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The exiled Venezuelan opposition leader announces her return to the country, according to The Guardian and Sky News. Fox News names María Corina Machado and describes the return as a surprise, after almost a year abroad.

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The Portuguese Government announced support for patient transport companies, according to RTP, Observador and Diário de Notícias. RTP and Diário de Notícias specify that the support is aimed at private companies.

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The Sydney Morning Herald reported that MPs returned to Canberra after the alleged attack on MP Helen Haines. ABC News wrote that security was increased as parliament resumed without MP Helen Haines. The Guardian Australia said MPs will pay tribute to Helen Haines as parliament resumes.

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Rui Costa says the PT will seek the arrest of Salvador's mayor over a lack of buses on the streets on election day. Salvador's mayor says union members stuck PT stickers on buses. Lula says he will seek the arrest of what he calls a «criminal mayor».

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Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado has returned to the country after several months in exile, according to multiple outlets. The National calls Machado a Nobel Prize winner who has returned to Venezuela. The Hindu and Mainichi highlight that the return comes as doubts over democracy in the country deepen. Fox News describes the return as a surprise, while Daily Maverick refers to a fraught year abroad.

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Attorney General Todd Blanche defends the Justice Department's lawsuit seeking to block certification of the Alaska Senate election results. Blanche says Trump is not trying to interfere with the results, according to PBS NewsHour and the South China Morning Post. NPR reports the lawsuit would block the results if the Republican candidate loses.

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Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado announced her return to Venezuela after months in exile, saying "Estoy aquí, con ustedes." Clarín describes her departure from the country as secret, to receive the Nobel Peace Prize. Expresso reports that Machado appeared at a religious ceremony after returning.

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According to CBS News, the Alaska Senate candidate suffered minor injuries in a car accident. PBS NewsHour reports that Democratic candidate Mary Peltola and her family were lightly hurt in a car crash. Fox News covers the same crash and adds that the injuries forced her to skip campaign events.

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The CGTP and the PCP accuse the government of trying to limit the right to demonstrate, according to RTP and Diário de Notícias. Observador reports that the PCP says the government will not limit that right, which differs from the other two sources.

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The CGTP and the PCP accuse the government of trying to limit the right to demonstrate, according to RTP and Diário de Notícias. Observador reports that the PCP says the government will not limit that right, which differs from the other two sources.

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The CGTP and the PCP accuse the government of trying to limit the right to demonstrate, according to RTP and Diário de Notícias. Observador reports that the PCP says the government will not limit that right, which differs from the other two sources.

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Lula's campaign takes São Paulo's city government to court over a shortage of buses and says only 60% of buses are running in the city. The same campaign also denounces a lack of transport in nine states, according to Agência Brasil.

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Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado has returned to the country after several months in exile, according to multiple outlets. The National calls Machado a Nobel Prize winner who has returned to Venezuela. The Hindu and Mainichi highlight that the return comes as doubts over democracy in the country deepen. Fox News describes the return as a surprise, while Daily Maverick refers to a fraught year abroad.

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Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado has returned to the country after several months in exile, according to multiple outlets. The National calls Machado a Nobel Prize winner who has returned to Venezuela. The Hindu and Mainichi highlight that the return comes as doubts over democracy in the country deepen. Fox News describes the return as a surprise, while Daily Maverick refers to a fraught year abroad.

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The exiled Venezuelan opposition leader announces her return to the country, according to The Guardian and Sky News. Fox News names María Corina Machado and describes the return as a surprise, after almost a year abroad.

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Attorney General Todd Blanche defends the Justice Department's lawsuit seeking to block certification of the Alaska Senate election results. Blanche says Trump is not trying to interfere with the results, according to PBS NewsHour and the South China Morning Post. NPR reports the lawsuit would block the results if the Republican candidate loses.

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Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado has returned to the country after several months in exile, according to multiple outlets. The National calls Machado a Nobel Prize winner who has returned to Venezuela. The Hindu and Mainichi highlight that the return comes as doubts over democracy in the country deepen. Fox News describes the return as a surprise, while Daily Maverick refers to a fraught year abroad.

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Chile's Justice Minister Rabat says he has not considered resigning, according to La Tercera and Cooperativa. La Tercera reports that the minister is studying two mechanisms to reverse sentence reductions. El País highlights that the sentence reductions cover 56 people convicted of child sexual abuse.

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Algeria's upper house of parliament approved sending troops to Niger, according to Al Jazeera, Channels TV and Premium Times. Egypt Independent describes the move as Algeria's first overseas deployment since 1973.

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Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado has returned to the country after several months in exile, according to multiple outlets. The National calls Machado a Nobel Prize winner who has returned to Venezuela. The Hindu and Mainichi highlight that the return comes as doubts over democracy in the country deepen. Fox News describes the return as a surprise, while Daily Maverick refers to a fraught year abroad.

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Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado has returned to the country after several months in exile, according to multiple outlets. The National calls Machado a Nobel Prize winner who has returned to Venezuela. The Hindu and Mainichi highlight that the return comes as doubts over democracy in the country deepen. Fox News describes the return as a surprise, while Daily Maverick refers to a fraught year abroad.

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Quaest gives Allyson Bezerra (União Brasil) 51% and Cadu de Lula (PT) 49% in Rio Grande do Norte. Both candidates for governor of Rio Grande do Norte went to vote in the second round.

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Rui Costa says the PT will seek the arrest of Salvador's mayor over a lack of buses on the streets on election day. Salvador's mayor says union members stuck PT stickers on buses. Lula says he will seek the arrest of what he calls a «criminal mayor».

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According to CBC News, the Conservatives will form a majority government in the British Columbia election. The Globe and Mail confirms that British Columbia's Conservatives have won a majority. The Indian Express highlights that 15 Punjabi-origin candidates won seats for the Conservatives.

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Metrópoles reports that Eduardo Bolsonaro, in a video in English, accuses the elections of fraud, also without evidence.

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Público reports that parties are pressing Seguro to respond to police violence, and that Livre calls for Neves's dismissal. Diário de Notícias reports that Livre wants Luís Neves heard in Parliament and joins parties calling for the minister's resignation.

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Peru's government published resolutions authorizing Keiko Fujimori's trip to El Salvador, accompanied by an advance delegation from the Presidential Office. La República puts the cost of the delegation accompanying Keiko Fujimori at over US$19,000 in airfare and per diems. According to RPP, Keiko Fujimori congratulated Lula da Silva on his win in Brazil and reaffirmed her commitment to strengthening the strategic alliance.

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Jorge Moreira da Silva, a former PSD minister, criticises the police intervention at the encampments, according to Diário de Notícias and RTP. Expresso also reports that Moreira da Silva criticises the «decision-makers» behind the police charge, and that Alexandra Leitão is pressing Seguro to speak out.

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RTP headlines «Enxovalho para a democracia» and reports that the BE condemns «police violence» and criticises the government. Diário de Notícias quotes José Manuel Pureza saying the government is an affront to democracy. Both headlines attribute the criticism to the BE and its leader, without independent confirmation of the events they mention.

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Billionaire Bill Ackman says Ben-Gvir and Smotrich should not be part of the next Israeli government. The Dawn and Times of Israel headlines describe Ackman as a Trump backer or donor; the Jerusalem Post does not mention this.

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The Bloco de Esquerda and Livre criticise the police charge and the prime minister's silence, according to Público. Jornal de Notícias reports that parties are criticising Montenegro's silence on the matter.

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RTP headlines «Enxovalho para a democracia» and reports that the BE condemns «police violence» and criticises the government. Diário de Notícias quotes José Manuel Pureza saying the government is an affront to democracy. Both headlines attribute the criticism to the BE and its leader, without independent confirmation of the events they mention.

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Algeria's upper house of parliament approved sending troops to Niger, according to Al Jazeera, Channels TV and Premium Times. Egypt Independent describes the move as Algeria's first overseas deployment since 1973.

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Carneiro says the response to the crisis "is not police, it is political" and demands that Montenegro "break the silence". The PS also demands clarifications from the prime minister, according to RTP, and says the solution "is not police". SOS Racismo demands an "end to police violence and repression".

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Jorge Moreira da Silva, a former PSD minister, criticises the police intervention at the encampments, according to Diário de Notícias and RTP. Expresso also reports that Moreira da Silva criticises the «decision-makers» behind the police charge, and that Alexandra Leitão is pressing Seguro to speak out.

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Livre expects a «firm position» from President António José Seguro and will ask the government for explanations. The headlines link this request to the police charge at housing protests.

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Al Jazeera reports that fuel prices in Sudan make life harder for workers. The Express Tribune, in Pakistan, says high fuel prices add to household difficulties. Egypt Independent reports that the Egyptian government says it has no plans to raise fuel prices.

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Obama campaigned in Michigan for El-Sayed, the Democratic Senate candidate, at a rally The Guardian describes as enthusiastic. Trump downplayed the turnout at Obama's rally, according to The Express Tribune. Il Fatto Quotidiano reports that Obama said El-Sayed's faith is being used to attack him, but that it will not work. The South China Morning Post says Trump invoked 9/11 and urged Michigan voters to oppose El-Sayed, a Muslim candidate.

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The newspapers Público and Expresso report a demonstration planned for Tuesday in front of the Parliament. According to Expresso, the protesters left Rossio but promise to close ranks in front of Parliament.

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The Bloco de Esquerda and Livre criticise the police charge and the prime minister's silence, according to Público. Jornal de Notícias reports that parties are criticising Montenegro's silence on the matter.

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Livre expects a «firm position» from President António José Seguro and will ask the government for explanations. The headlines link this request to the police charge at housing protests.

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Livre expects a «firm position» from President António José Seguro and will ask the government for explanations. The headlines link this request to the police charge at housing protests.

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According to The Jerusalem Post, Golan and Winter receive Shin Bet protection two days before the election, following petitions from their parties. The Times of Israel reports that the Shin Bet will provide security for three opposition leaders amid rising threats. Haaretz refers to private security directed by the Shin Bet to protect Golan and Winter ahead of the election.

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The Saudi-led coalition says it intercepted a ballistic missile launched by the Houthis toward Riyadh. One Pakistani outlet reports a drone intercepted and destroyed in the Riyadh region, without mentioning a missile.

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The Saudi-led coalition says it intercepted a ballistic missile launched by the Houthis toward Riyadh. One Pakistani outlet reports a drone intercepted and destroyed in the Riyadh region, without mentioning a missile.

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The Saudi-led coalition says it intercepted a ballistic missile launched by the Houthis toward Riyadh. One Pakistani outlet reports a drone intercepted and destroyed in the Riyadh region, without mentioning a missile.

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Tinubu blames the opposition for hunger and poverty in Nigeria, according to the headlines. Atiku replies that the accusation is the president's delusion, per Channels TV and Punch.

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The Saudi-led coalition and the Houthis traded strikes; Dawn reports 16 dead in Sanaa and Hodeida. The National and TASS report that the Saudi-led coalition downed a Houthi ballistic missile fired towards Riyadh, though TASS does not say who launched it. The Express Tribune reports that the coalition intercepted and destroyed a drone in the Riyadh region.

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Observador reports a demonstration that filled Rossio with messages to the government.

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The South China Morning Post (Hong Kong) says South Korea's attempt to placate the United States is a warning for American trade partners. Dawn (Pakistan) reports that Pakistan's trade deficit with Gulf partners has narrowed. MyJoyOnline (Ghana) indicates that the Trade Minister urges laboratories and factories to work as partners.

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Tinubu blames the opposition for hunger and poverty in Nigeria, according to the headlines. Atiku replies that the accusation is the president's delusion, per Channels TV and Punch.

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Al Jazeera asks whether Israel can use crypto to evade economic sanctions, in a proposal attributed to Netanyahu. The Express Tribune says Netanyahu was rebuked over the plan to use crypto to bypass economic sanctions. The Times of Israel says the Bank of Israel and opposition leaders criticise the prime minister's proposal to use crypto to evade sanctions.

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Tinubu blames the opposition for hunger and poverty in Nigeria, according to the headlines. Atiku replies that the accusation is the president's delusion, per Channels TV and Punch.

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Tinubu blames the opposition for hunger and poverty in Nigeria, according to the headlines. Atiku replies that the accusation is the president's delusion, per Channels TV and Punch.

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