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The New York Times reports that the U.S. oil industry earned over $130 billion in profit during the war in Iran. Clarín reports that major U.S. oil companies reported higher profits due to the war in Iran.

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JD Vance backs the military campaign against Iran and says Trump will avoid an "endless war". Diário de Notícias describes the action as a military campaign, while RTP and Jornal de Notícias do not use that wording.

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Rubio hosts G20 foreign ministers, with the wars in Iran and Ukraine dividing the members.

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The Saudi-led coalition says it intercepted and destroyed a drone launched by the Houthis over Mecca. The Houthis deny launching any drone, after the coalition reported the interception in the Mecca region.

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JD Vance backs the military campaign against Iran and says Trump will avoid an "endless war". Diário de Notícias describes the action as a military campaign, while RTP and Jornal de Notícias do not use that wording.

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Rubio receives G20 ministers, who are divided over the wars in Ukraine and Iran, according to Jornal de Notícias and Clarín. Semana adds that Rubio and Lavrov meet in the US, with the energy crisis in the background.

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Al Jazeera, citing the Pentagon, says the Iran war has cost US taxpayers $47bn. CGTN covers the same subject, the cost of the US war with Iran, without giving figures in its headline. CBC News focuses on the war's possible political effect, suggesting it could hurt Trump and the Republicans at the ballot box.

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Ukraine resumed strikes on Russian refineries, and President Trump responded by calling it "a disgrace", according to several outlets. Gazeta do Povo reports that Zelensky accuses Trump of betrayal and that Ukraine will resume the bombings. Observador and Público report that Putin promises a response to the attacks, while RTP accuses Zelensky of pushing up oil prices.

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Ukraine resumed strikes on Russian refineries, and President Trump responded by calling it "a disgrace", according to several outlets. Gazeta do Povo reports that Zelensky accuses Trump of betrayal and that Ukraine will resume the bombings. Observador and Público report that Putin promises a response to the attacks, while RTP accuses Zelensky of pushing up oil prices.

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Ukraine resumed strikes on Russian refineries, and President Trump responded by calling it "a disgrace", according to several outlets. Gazeta do Povo reports that Zelensky accuses Trump of betrayal and that Ukraine will resume the bombings. Observador and Público report that Putin promises a response to the attacks, while RTP accuses Zelensky of pushing up oil prices.

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Zelensky announced Ukraine will resume strikes on Russian oil refineries, a move that defies Trump. Several headlines tie the decision to the collapse of an energy truce and worsening relations with the United States. One headline says Zelensky condemned the withdrawal of US intelligence, and another says he feels betrayed by Trump. According to The Guardian's headline, Trump called the resumption of strikes a disgrace.

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Zelensky announced Ukraine will resume strikes on Russian oil refineries, a move that defies Trump. Several headlines tie the decision to the collapse of an energy truce and worsening relations with the United States. One headline says Zelensky condemned the withdrawal of US intelligence, and another says he feels betrayed by Trump. According to The Guardian's headline, Trump called the resumption of strikes a disgrace.

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Ukraine resumed strikes on Russian refineries, and President Trump responded by calling it "a disgrace", according to several outlets. Gazeta do Povo reports that Zelensky accuses Trump of betrayal and that Ukraine will resume the bombings. Observador and Público report that Putin promises a response to the attacks, while RTP accuses Zelensky of pushing up oil prices.

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Houthi missile attacks on the presidential palace in Aden, Yemen, reportedly killed people, with outlets giving figures from two to five. According to the Yemeni government, the prime minister was unhurt.

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Houthi missile attacks on the presidential palace in Aden, Yemen, reportedly killed people, with outlets giving figures from two to five. According to the Yemeni government, the prime minister was unhurt.

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Several outlets report that Elon Musk has been confronted with Ukrainian requests concerning Starlink restrictions. According to the headlines, Musk suggests the US government was behind the restrictions; Metrópoles attributes the decision on the service's speed to Donald Trump, and Diário de Notícias points the finger at Trump. BBC News publishes a video asking what Starlink has to do with the Ukraine-Russia war, without offering an answer in its headline.

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Houthi missile attacks on the presidential palace in Aden, Yemen, reportedly killed people, with outlets giving figures from two to five. According to the Yemeni government, the prime minister was unhurt.

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The headlines cover conflict and tension in the Middle East: Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia and oil output hit by the war. Punch (Nigeria) reports that the war has cut two billion barrels of Middle East oil output, according to Kpler. The Jerusalem Post (Israel) writes about Netanyahu's position in the region, in an opinion piece. MyJoyOnline (Ghana) links the Middle East crisis to food inflation in Ghana.

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Houthi missile attacks on the presidential palace in Aden, Yemen, reportedly killed people, with outlets giving figures from two to five. According to the Yemeni government, the prime minister was unhurt.

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Ukraine has resumed attacks on Russian refineries, and Trump responded by calling them "a disgrace". One headline says Zelensky accuses Trump of betrayal, while another says Trump accuses Zelensky of raising oil prices. Observador reports that Putin promises a response to the attacks.

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According to several official and press sources, Ukraine has resumed attacks on Russian oil refineries after a brief truce. The Guardian and the South China Morning Post frame the resumption mainly around Trump's criticism, which called it a 'disgrace'. PBS NewsHour and The Hindu link the resumption to strained relations between Kyiv and Washington.

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Several outlets from different countries report that Ukraine has resumed attacks on Russian oil refineries. NPR reports the attacks follow a brief truce, while Punch describes an energy truce that collapsed. Egypt Independent and The Hindu link the resumption to strained relations with the United States and Trump. South China Morning Post and The Guardian report that Trump criticised the strikes, calling them a 'disgrace'.

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North Korea tested two types of submarine-launched cruise missiles, according to state media, as reported by The Japan Times and The Hindu. The South China Morning Post highlights that the test heightens tensions with Seoul. Yonhap reports that strategic cruise missiles were fired, possibly from a nuclear attack submarine.

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According to the headlines, the US military is weighing the use of the so-called 'mother of all bombs' in possible future strikes on Iran. The Express Tribune and Haaretz attribute the information to reports, while CBS News says the White House is preparing plans for such use.

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Several outlets from different countries explain what Starshield is, SpaceX's military version of the Starlink network, and how it differs from Starlink. Gazeta do Povo and The Guardian focus on who has control over the system. The Guardian also links that restriction to its impact on Ukraine.

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According to CNN, the US military is weighing the use of the 'mother of all bombs' in possible future strikes on Iran. Other headlines, including those from Haaretz and Dawn, report that the US is considering using the same bomb against Iran, citing a report. CBS News reports that the White House is preparing plans to use the 'mother of all bombs' on Iran.

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North Korea tested two types of submarine-launched cruise missiles, according to state media, as reported by The Japan Times and The Hindu. The South China Morning Post highlights that the test heightens tensions with Seoul. Yonhap reports that strategic cruise missiles were fired, possibly from a nuclear attack submarine.

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North Korea tested two types of submarine-launched cruise missiles, according to state media, as reported by The Japan Times and The Hindu. The South China Morning Post highlights that the test heightens tensions with Seoul. Yonhap reports that strategic cruise missiles were fired, possibly from a nuclear attack submarine.

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North Korea tested two types of submarine-launched cruise missiles, according to state media, as reported by The Japan Times and The Hindu. The South China Morning Post highlights that the test heightens tensions with Seoul. Yonhap reports that strategic cruise missiles were fired, possibly from a nuclear attack submarine.

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Four outlets from Bangladesh, India and Pakistan report that the Saudi league has postponed three matches after Houthi attacks. The Brazilian outlet Gazeta do Povo focuses on the Houthi rebel attacks on Saudi Arabia and their effect on a military pact.

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