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Macau wants to strengthen cooperation with Portugal and Interpol, according to Hoje Macau. Portugal and the United States are strengthening military cooperation in the Azores, according to Observador. Portugal and Germany have signed a declaration to strengthen cooperation in defence, according to Jornal de Notícias.

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Haaretz analyses why Trump's pledge to end American military aid to Israel suits Netanyahu. The Jerusalem Post quotes former ambassador Michael Oren, who warns against ending US military aid to Israel. Both headlines concern the same pledge, but Haaretz focuses on its effect on Netanyahu while the Jerusalem Post focuses on Oren's warning.

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ABC News describes a civil war engulfing Kazem Hamad's international crime empire. Público headlines the phrase "civil war" without giving further detail. El Mundo describes a US midterm campaign marked by betrayals, nuclear bombs, civil war and cheesecake.

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Trump says the US will end military aid to Israel, roughly $4 billion a year, by the end of 2026. Some headlines place the end of the aid in 2027, and one adds that Trump joked he could become Israel's prime minister. The New York Times ties the announcement to a new deal, while Haaretz links it to a scenario that suits Netanyahu. The Jerusalem Post quotes a former US National Security Council official who says an early end to the aid risks signaling a retreat from Israel.

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Trump says the US will end military aid to Israel, roughly $4 billion a year, by the end of 2026. Some headlines place the end of the aid in 2027, and one adds that Trump joked he could become Israel's prime minister. The New York Times ties the announcement to a new deal, while Haaretz links it to a scenario that suits Netanyahu. The Jerusalem Post quotes a former US National Security Council official who says an early end to the aid risks signaling a retreat from Israel.

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Trump says the US will end military aid to Israel, roughly $4 billion a year, by the end of 2026. Some headlines place the end of the aid in 2027, and one adds that Trump joked he could become Israel's prime minister. The New York Times ties the announcement to a new deal, while Haaretz links it to a scenario that suits Netanyahu. The Jerusalem Post quotes a former US National Security Council official who says an early end to the aid risks signaling a retreat from Israel.

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Trump says the US will end military aid to Israel, roughly $4 billion a year, by the end of 2026. Some headlines place the end of the aid in 2027, and one adds that Trump joked he could become Israel's prime minister. The New York Times ties the announcement to a new deal, while Haaretz links it to a scenario that suits Netanyahu. The Jerusalem Post quotes a former US National Security Council official who says an early end to the aid risks signaling a retreat from Israel.

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The United States struck Qeshm Island in the Strait of Hormuz, according to Folha de S.Paulo and CBS News. Trump confirms the strikes and says it was a small attack, not a war, according to Jornal de Notícias. The Jerusalem Post explains the island's importance to Iran and asks why the US keeps targeting it. The Hindu describes the US strikes as 'defensive' and publishes an eyewitness account of explosions on the island.

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Pakistan says it has successfully tested its first domestically developed air-to-air missile, the Fa'az. The Express Tribune describes the same test as the maiden flight test of the locally developed missile.

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Trump announced the end of the annual US military aid to Israel, which Folha de S.Paulo and Poder360 put at $4 billion. According to Jornal de Notícias, Trump said Israel is a very prosperous country that does not need the aid.

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Pakistan says it has successfully tested its first domestically developed air-to-air missile, the Fa'az. The Express Tribune describes the same test as the maiden flight test of the locally developed missile.

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Trump says the United States will suspend $4 billion in aid to Israel, according to Clarín, El País and RPP. Clarín attributes the suspension to Israel now buying military hardware, a reason El País and RPP do not give in their headlines. RPP places the cut at year-end and describes it as military aid, while El País gives no timeframe.

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CBS News says Trump's Iran war, high gas prices and affordability issues are affecting midterm voters. Fox News says conservatives are stunned by a "catastrophic" blue wave in the midterms and blame the Iran war and high gas prices. Both headlines point to the Iran war and high gas prices as factors in the midterm vote, though CBS speaks of voters in general and Fox of a conservative reaction to results already in.

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Trump announced the end of the annual US military aid to Israel, which Folha de S.Paulo and Poder360 put at $4 billion. According to Jornal de Notícias, Trump said Israel is a very prosperous country that does not need the aid.

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A gang leader in Haiti made a request to the UN after Nayib Bukele deployed troops there, according to Semana in Colombia. ABC in Spain describes the move as Bukele exporting his «mano dura» approach to Haiti.

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Pakistan says it has successfully tested its first domestically developed air-to-air missile, the Fa'az. The Express Tribune describes the same test as the maiden flight test of the locally developed missile.

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Trump says the US will end military aid to Israel, roughly $4 billion a year, by the end of 2026. Some headlines place the end of the aid in 2027, and one adds that Trump joked he could become Israel's prime minister. The New York Times ties the announcement to a new deal, while Haaretz links it to a scenario that suits Netanyahu. The Jerusalem Post quotes a former US National Security Council official who says an early end to the aid risks signaling a retreat from Israel.

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Trump says the U.S. will end its annual aid to Israel, worth about $4 billion, by the end of 2026. Some headlines say Israel can still buy weapons, and the Fox News and Jerusalem Post add that Trump promises to help Israel if needed. Punch and the South China Morning Post cite a figure of $3.8 billion, and the SCMP reports Trump saying Israel no longer needs the support. The Indian Express says the change takes effect in 2027 and that Trump joked he could become Israel's prime minister.

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Trump says the US will end about $4 billion in military aid to Israel by the end of the year, according to most headlines. The National says that, despite the pledge, the figures tell a different story. Haaretz frames the announcement as something that suits Netanyahu. The Indian Express also quotes Trump joking that he could become Israel's prime minister.

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According to the ISPR, Pakistan's military media wing, 17 terrorists were killed in intelligence-based operations in Balochistan, and one soldier died. Geo News says the operations were two.

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According to the ISPR, Pakistan's military media wing, 17 terrorists were killed in intelligence-based operations in Balochistan, and one soldier died. Geo News says the operations were two.

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Trump announced the end of the annual US military aid to Israel, which Folha de S.Paulo and Poder360 put at $4 billion. According to Jornal de Notícias, Trump said Israel is a very prosperous country that does not need the aid.

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According to the ISPR, Pakistan's military media wing, 17 terrorists were killed in intelligence-based operations in Balochistan, and one soldier died. Geo News says the operations were two.

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Trump says the U.S. will end its annual aid to Israel, worth about $4 billion, by the end of 2026. Some headlines say Israel can still buy weapons, and the Fox News and Jerusalem Post add that Trump promises to help Israel if needed. Punch and the South China Morning Post cite a figure of $3.8 billion, and the SCMP reports Trump saying Israel no longer needs the support. The Indian Express says the change takes effect in 2027 and that Trump joked he could become Israel's prime minister.

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Trump says the United States will suspend $4 billion in aid to Israel, according to Clarín, El País and RPP. Clarín attributes the suspension to Israel now buying military hardware, a reason El País and RPP do not give in their headlines. RPP places the cut at year-end and describes it as military aid, while El País gives no timeframe.

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Trump says the United States will cut military aid to Israel by the end of the year, claiming Israel does not need it. La Tercera also reports the plan, but describes it as ending financial aid rather than military aid.

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Trump says the U.S. will end its annual aid to Israel, worth about $4 billion, by the end of 2026. Some headlines say Israel can still buy weapons, and the Fox News and Jerusalem Post add that Trump promises to help Israel if needed. Punch and the South China Morning Post cite a figure of $3.8 billion, and the SCMP reports Trump saying Israel no longer needs the support. The Indian Express says the change takes effect in 2027 and that Trump joked he could become Israel's prime minister.

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Trump says the United States will cut military aid to Israel by the end of the year, claiming Israel does not need it. La Tercera also reports the plan, but describes it as ending financial aid rather than military aid.

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Trump says the United States will cut military aid to Israel by the end of the year, claiming Israel does not need it. La Tercera also reports the plan, but describes it as ending financial aid rather than military aid.

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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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Channels TV reports that the rate reached an 18-year high.

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The Japan Times and The Citizen both headline that the war is widening in the Black Sea, in a test of NATO's red lines.

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Focus Taiwan reports that a funding bill for drones and air defense missiles has moved forward to committee review.

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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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Several outlets from different countries report that the United States struck Iran's Qeshm Island, in the Strait of Hormuz, citing official sources or US media reports. ABC News, citing officials, describes the strikes as defensive, and the New York Times says US officials call them a defensive measure. The Express Tribune reports that the IRGC claims to have downed two more US MQM-170 drones, a claim not confirmed by other headlines. According to Sky News, the US carried out 'limited strikes' on the island, while The Guardian reports the strike on the same day Vance voiced optimism about a deal.

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Three Nigerian outlets report the abduction of 14 students from an Islamic school in Niger, and Premium Times adds that police confirmed the case. Premium Times speaks of bandits and Channels TV of terrorists; Punch refers only to gunmen. Premium Times also mentions a teacher among those abducted, which Punch and Channels TV do not name in their headlines.

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The Peruvian daily El Comercio says a cyberattack on freezers, hitting food chains in Europe, appears to fit within a hybrid war.

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The Judicial Police flag online video games and extremist content as channels for radicalising young people. Diário de Notícias reports that online video games are used to simulate terrorist attacks and that the PJ identified 54 links to extremist content in Portugal.

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Several outlets from different countries, including Observador and Folha de S.Paulo, report US strikes on Iran's Qeshm Island in the Strait of Hormuz. According to Jornal de Notícias, Trump confirms the attacks and calls them a small attack, not a war. According to ABC News, US officials describe the strikes as defensive. The Express Tribune reports that the IRGC claims to have downed two more US MQM-170 drones.

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According to CBS News, Democrats won major victories in the midterm elections. Iran says American voters sent a message of no to war, and IRNA likewise reports that Americans rejected war in the elections. TASS reported that Trump Media shares rose by over 5% amid the elections.

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Several Portuguese outlets report that the US attacked the Iranian island of Qeshm just hours before the mid-term elections. Público describes the attack as "limited". Brazil's Poder360 reports that oil prices rose after the attack.

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Zelensky accuses Russia of destroying the prospect of peace after an attack that killed 29 people, according to RTP, Diário de Notícias and Público. Público describes the target of the attack as a humanitarian centre, a detail the other two headlines do not mention.

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Several Portuguese outlets report that the US attacked the Iranian island of Qeshm just hours before the mid-term elections. Público describes the attack as "limited". Brazil's Poder360 reports that oil prices rose after the attack.

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Zelensky accuses Russia of destroying the prospect of peace after an attack that killed 29 people, according to RTP, Diário de Notícias and Público. Público describes the target of the attack as a humanitarian centre, a detail the other two headlines do not mention.

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ABC News describes a civil war engulfing Kazem Hamad's international crime empire. Público headlines the phrase "civil war" without giving further detail. El Mundo describes a US midterm campaign marked by betrayals, nuclear bombs, civil war and cheesecake.

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The Japan Times and The Citizen both headline that the war is widening in the Black Sea, in a test of NATO's red lines.

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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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Zelensky accuses Russia of destroying the prospect of peace after an attack that killed 29 people, according to RTP, Diário de Notícias and Público. Público describes the target of the attack as a humanitarian centre, a detail the other two headlines do not mention.

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Several Portuguese outlets report that the US attacked the Iranian island of Qeshm just hours before the mid-term elections. Público describes the attack as "limited". Brazil's Poder360 reports that oil prices rose after the attack.

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Several outlets from different countries, including Observador and Folha de S.Paulo, report US strikes on Iran's Qeshm Island in the Strait of Hormuz. According to Jornal de Notícias, Trump confirms the attacks and calls them a small attack, not a war. According to ABC News, US officials describe the strikes as defensive. The Express Tribune reports that the IRGC claims to have downed two more US MQM-170 drones.

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The Kyiv Independent, from Ukraine, reports that Poland has deployed counterterrorism police near the border with Russia, amid warnings of sabotage.

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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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