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Two men were arrested in Uruapan, Michoacán, Mexico, after an armed attack on soldiers, according to El Universal. Authorities seized weapons and drugs, the same headline reports.

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Folha de S.Paulo reports that a Portuguese man crossed the Atlantic to avoid military service and ended up thriving in Brazil. The headline also mentions deaths, but does not say how those deaths relate to the emigrant's story.

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According to Zelensky, a Russian attack on a school in Zaporizhzhia killed at least 18 people, RPP reports. El País also reports at least 18 dead in a Russian shelling of a school in Ukraine. ABC gives a figure of at least 24 dead in a Russian attack on a school in Zaporizhzhia, higher than other outlets' count.

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After a ceasefire that several headlines describe as the longest of the war, fighting has resumed in the Kherson region, according to BBC News. The Citizen reports that the Oleshky ceasefire has expired and that Ukraine is evacuating civilians from parts of the Kherson region. The Express Tribune refers to Russian strikes that, according to its headline, killed 26 people in Ukraine after the ceasefire ended.

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Iran's chief negotiator says the United States must avoid another war and that the ball is in Washington's court, according to El Comercio. La Nación reports that the Middle East is following the US elections with fear of a total war, without citing any concrete action by Trump. Hoje Macau writes that Xi calls for avoiding rivalries between major powers, without directly linking that message to Iran.

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Expresso describes Poland's judiciary as a battlefield, where a paralysed court is seen as preferable to one the sides do not control. Observador and El País cover the same dispute over the Constitutional Tribunal, with El País citing accusations of a coup d'état and a political war.

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Americans are heading to the polls in midterm elections that The National says could change the course of the Iran war, and that BBC News describes as possibly defining Trump's closing chapter. The Guardian frames the elections as a referendum on Trump, while the Sydney Morning Herald says Republican control of the House and Senate is under threat from Democrats. Capital FM (Kenya) repeats the BBC headline, and CBS News simply reports that voters are heading to the polls across the country.

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Metrópoles reports the purchase differently, saying Greece is the 6th NATO country to buy the plane, while the other two headlines say eighth.

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According to the Kyiv Independent, the United Kingdom intercepted a Russian spy ship that was monitoring NATO military exercises.

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A 22-year-old Brazilian died in the war in Ukraine, according to Folha de S.Paulo, Público and Metrópoles. Público adds that the young man was a shooting instructor. El Mundo, for its part, focuses on the war's amputees and speaks of a legion of amputees, without mentioning the Brazilian's case.

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The localised truce between Russia and Ukraine has ended in Kherson, and the region is bracing for the return of war. According to Observador, Ukraine wanted to extend the truce in Oleshky, but Russia refused. After the truce ended, The Hindu, The Japan Times and The Daily Star report cyber attacks against both Russia and Ukraine.

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Uganda has begun withdrawing its troops from Somalia, according to headlines from the BBC, Capital FM, MyJoyOnline, Punch and Channels TV. MyJoyOnline notes that the withdrawal comes after 20 years of Ugandan military presence in Somalia.

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A 22-year-old Brazilian died in the war in Ukraine, according to Folha de S.Paulo, Público and Metrópoles. Público adds that the young man was a shooting instructor. El Mundo, for its part, focuses on the war's amputees and speaks of a legion of amputees, without mentioning the Brazilian's case.

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Al Jazeera says Al-Jawf has become a new hotspot in Yemen's war between government forces and the Houthis. Le Devoir reports that the Houthis claim strikes on Saudi Arabia's Dammam airport. Egypt Independent says the Houthis announced attacks on the airports of Dammam and Jazan.

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Uganda has begun withdrawing its troops from Somalia, according to headlines from the BBC, Capital FM, MyJoyOnline, Punch and Channels TV. MyJoyOnline notes that the withdrawal comes after 20 years of Ugandan military presence in Somalia.

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After a ceasefire that several headlines describe as the longest of the war, fighting has resumed in the Kherson region, according to BBC News. The Citizen reports that the Oleshky ceasefire has expired and that Ukraine is evacuating civilians from parts of the Kherson region. The Express Tribune refers to Russian strikes that, according to its headline, killed 26 people in Ukraine after the ceasefire ended.

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Russia and Ukraine say their emergency alert apps were hit by cyberattacks that sent false notifications. According to El Mundo, the false notifications referred to radioactive attacks.

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A 22-year-old Brazilian died in the war in Ukraine, according to Folha de S.Paulo, Público and Metrópoles. Público adds that the young man was a shooting instructor. El Mundo, for its part, focuses on the war's amputees and speaks of a legion of amputees, without mentioning the Brazilian's case.

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According to headlines from La Jornada and Clarín, the latter citing officials speaking to AP, Netanyahu is pressing the United States to attack Iran. ABC reports the same pressure on Trump and adds that Tehran offers to reopen the Strait of Hormuz within 48 hours.

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Iran warns that a renewed war with the United States could last longer, according to headlines from Punch and the South China Morning Post. The South China Morning Post and Dhaka Tribune link the warning to threats of strikes made by Trump.

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A private jet crashed into a trailer park in Florida, causing an explosion, according to Metrópoles. Observador and Diário de Notícias report that nine people on board died in the crash. Diário de Notícias quotes a witness who described it as looking like a missile falling.

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Uganda has begun withdrawing its troops from Somalia, according to headlines from the BBC, Capital FM, MyJoyOnline, Punch and Channels TV. MyJoyOnline notes that the withdrawal comes after 20 years of Ugandan military presence in Somalia.

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Uganda has begun withdrawing its troops from Somalia, according to headlines from the BBC, Capital FM, MyJoyOnline, Punch and Channels TV. MyJoyOnline notes that the withdrawal comes after 20 years of Ugandan military presence in Somalia.

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Three newspapers from different countries report that at least 19 people were killed in a Venezuelan army attack on a Colombian rebel camp.

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Iran warns that a renewed war with the United States could last longer, according to headlines from Punch and the South China Morning Post. The South China Morning Post and Dhaka Tribune link the warning to threats of strikes made by Trump.

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André Ventura accuses the PS and the PSD of wanting to form a "central geringonça" to block Chega, according to Diário de Notícias. Observador describes an internal fight surrounding André Ventura, without detailing what it consists of.

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The localised truce between Russia and Ukraine has ended in Kherson, and the region is bracing for the return of war. According to Observador, Ukraine wanted to extend the truce in Oleshky, but Russia refused. After the truce ended, The Hindu, The Japan Times and The Daily Star report cyber attacks against both Russia and Ukraine.

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Four newspapers from different countries cover the US midterm elections, with headlines framing the topic as a countdown or a list of things to watch. The Jerusalem Post, in an editorial, links the wait for the midterm elections to a feeling of waiting for a war with Iran.

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Trump says the rise in US petrol prices linked to the war with Iran is a "small price to pay," according to Expresso and RPP. El Comercio quotes the same position, saying Trump downplays the increase, which he calls a very small price to pay.

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Three newspapers from different countries report that at least 19 people were killed in a Venezuelan army attack on a Colombian rebel camp.

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Several headlines say Nigerian troops killed ISWAP fighters and commanders in Borno state. Nigeria says it killed 48 Islamist fighters after attacks on bases in Borno and Yobe, according to MyJoyOnline. Premium Times reports that the commanders killed included foreign fighters.

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The localised truce between Russia and Ukraine has ended in Kherson, and the region is bracing for the return of war. According to Observador, Ukraine wanted to extend the truce in Oleshky, but Russia refused. After the truce ended, The Hindu, The Japan Times and The Daily Star report cyber attacks against both Russia and Ukraine.

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Three newspapers from different countries report that at least 19 people were killed in a Venezuelan army attack on a Colombian rebel camp.

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The localised truce between Russia and Ukraine has ended in Kherson, and the region is bracing for the return of war. According to Observador, Ukraine wanted to extend the truce in Oleshky, but Russia refused. After the truce ended, The Hindu, The Japan Times and The Daily Star report cyber attacks against both Russia and Ukraine.

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A 22-year-old Brazilian died in the war in Ukraine, according to Folha de S.Paulo, Público and Metrópoles. Público adds that the young man was a shooting instructor. El Mundo, for its part, focuses on the war's amputees and speaks of a legion of amputees, without mentioning the Brazilian's case.

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