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Several outlets, from India, Pakistan, Qatar and Peru, report that Trump will meet Qatar's prime minister, a mediator in the Iran war, as Doha puts forward new proposals in US-Iran talks. According to The Hindu and The Express Tribune, no imminent deal is seen to end the war. El Comercio says Trump considers the war with Iran «prácticamente» over after the meeting with Qatar.

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US Secretary of State Marco Rubio says Trump's war against Iran was not necessarily popular, but was necessary to contain a nuclear threat. The Fox News and Mainichi headlines stress that the war was 'not necessarily popular', while the Portuguese headlines focus on its necessity.

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Troops in Plateau, Nigeria, arrested a suspected gunrunner and killed two terrorists, according to Channels TV, Punch and Premium Times.

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Troops in Plateau, Nigeria, arrested a suspected gunrunner and killed two terrorists, according to Channels TV, Punch and Premium Times.

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Syria denies plans to send troops to Yemen, according to The Citizen, TASS, The Hindu and The National headlines. Syria's foreign minister says the country has no troops in Yemen and will not send any, according to The Hindu. The National reports that Syria has no plans to fight the Houthis in Yemen "in the near future". TASS attributes the denial to the Foreign Ministry and cites reports that Syria had sent troops to Yemen.

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US Secretary of State Marco Rubio says Trump's war against Iran was not necessarily popular, but was necessary to contain a nuclear threat. The Fox News and Mainichi headlines stress that the war was 'not necessarily popular', while the Portuguese headlines focus on its necessity.

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Aguiar-Branco calls for dialogue and condemns terrorism, according to O País. Observador attributes to him the claim that parliaments reveal polarisation in society. RTP reports that Aguiar-Branco is in Mozambique to strengthen ties.

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According to the ISPR, security forces neutralised terrorist hideouts in Mir Ali, North Waziristan. The ISPR says IEDs and ammunition were recovered from terrorist hideouts inside mosques in North Waziristan. Geo News, citing the ISPR, reports that two terrorist hideouts in North Waziristan mosques were neutralised.

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The headlines do not say who made the estimate or how the data was verified, and only la Repubblica says "at least".

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Trump says a resumption of war with Iran is «highly unlikely», especially if talks make progress. The headlines report the statement the same way: renewed attacks depend on progress in negotiations.

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Diário de Notícias reports that the EU demands an end to attacks on infrastructure in Ukraine. According to the same headline, the EU also wants to restore free navigation in the Black Sea.

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Trump says resuming the war with Iran is 'highly unlikely', but the decision depends on whether Tehran signs a 'very strong' deal. Several outlets from different countries report the same statement by Trump: new strikes on Iran are unlikely if talks make progress.

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US Secretary of State Marco Rubio says Trump's war against Iran was not necessarily popular, but was necessary to contain a nuclear threat. The Fox News and Mainichi headlines stress that the war was 'not necessarily popular', while the Portuguese headlines focus on its necessity.

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Trump announced a task force, Task Force Iron Gate, to cut off Iran's military supply routes, according to The National and Al Jazeera. Al Jazeera asks whether the new US task force can stop the flow of weapons, while Tehran Times describes it as another failed attempt to force Iran's economic collapse.

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Iranian minister Araghchi says West Asians and Americans are both fed up with Israel. ABC News and Tehran Times report Araghchi saying Americans are tired of endless wars that Israel drags the US into.

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According to the ISPR, security forces neutralised terrorist hideouts in Mir Ali, North Waziristan. The ISPR says IEDs and ammunition were recovered from terrorist hideouts inside mosques in North Waziristan. Geo News, citing the ISPR, reports that two terrorist hideouts in North Waziristan mosques were neutralised.

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According to Daily Maverick, Saudi Arabia says the danger has passed in Riyadh after an alert, a day after a Houthi attack. Al Jazeera and The National report that missiles fired at Riyadh were intercepted; Al Jazeera mentions a Houthi attack on a pipeline. RTP reports that Houthi attacks hit Aramco facilities in Riyadh.

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According to the ISPR, security forces neutralised terrorist hideouts in Mir Ali, North Waziristan. The ISPR says IEDs and ammunition were recovered from terrorist hideouts inside mosques in North Waziristan. Geo News, citing the ISPR, reports that two terrorist hideouts in North Waziristan mosques were neutralised.

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US Secretary of State Marco Rubio says Trump's war against Iran was not necessarily popular, but was necessary to contain a nuclear threat. The Fox News and Mainichi headlines stress that the war was 'not necessarily popular', while the Portuguese headlines focus on its necessity.

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Donald Trump says resuming the war with Iran is «highly unlikely». According to Dawn, the decision depends on whether Tehran signs a «very strong» deal. Egypt Independent and The Citizen tie any renewed strikes to progress in the talks.

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US Secretary of State Marco Rubio says Trump's war against Iran was not necessarily popular, but was necessary to contain a nuclear threat. The Fox News and Mainichi headlines stress that the war was 'not necessarily popular', while the Portuguese headlines focus on its necessity.

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The Jerusalem Post reports that a sanctioned Russian Defense Ministry aircraft landed in Israel after departing a military base near Moscow.

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Argentina's Clarín reports that Okinawa's governor has asked for a review of the agreement on US troops in Japan, following a murder.

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U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio says the war on Iran, waged by President Trump, is not necessarily popular but was needed to stop a nuclear threat. Portuguese outlets, Fox News, Al Jazeera and Mainichi all repeat the same justification, without adding new facts.

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US Secretary of State Marco Rubio says the war against Iran is not necessarily popular but is necessary. According to Al Jazeera and Mainichi, Rubio justifies the war as a way to stop an Iranian nuclear threat. Fox News frames the position as a defence of Trump's war against Iran.

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Saudi Arabia and the coalition it leads say they intercepted Houthi missiles aimed at Riyadh and the Eastern Province, according to Al Jazeera, The National, RTP and CGTN. Público reports that the Houthis claim 33 dead in Yemen, though the headlines do not confirm that figure. The Times of Israel says the Houthis fired cruise missiles at Saudi Arabia and that debris damaged an Aramco tower in Riyadh. TASS says the Saudi-led coalition struck Houthi missile launchers used against Riyadh, while The Jerusalem Post says the coalition claims it destroyed a Houthi ballistic missile launch platform in Sanaa.

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Poland mourns six people killed in a shooting rampage in Krakow, according to several outlets. Polish authorities have opened a terrorism probe, according to Al Jazeera and CBS News. The Hindu calls the attack terrorist, while Capital FM reports 16 injured and Kenya offering condolences.

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US Secretary of State Marco Rubio says the war against Iran is not necessarily popular but is necessary. According to Al Jazeera and Mainichi, Rubio justifies the war as a way to stop an Iranian nuclear threat. Fox News frames the position as a defence of Trump's war against Iran.

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Ukraine peace talks resume this week in Abu Dhabi, with the United States hoping for some progress, according to TASS and The Guardian. The Guardian says post-war security guarantees will be a central focus of the talks, according to Rubio. On European participation, the Kyiv Independent clarifies the issue, and the Kremlin denies Europeans will take part, according to RTP, while The Citizen and Diário de Notícias say Europeans will join the talks. Al Jazeera writes that Russia will make no concession, and Le Figaro identifies Vladimir Medinski as head of the Russian delegation.

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Several newspapers from different countries report that more than 400,000 Russians have died in the war in Ukraine. According to hacked records, cited by The Japan Times and The Sydney Morning Herald, the dead include those killed in the war. The Guardian says leaked data suggests this figure, without confirming it as definitive.

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US Secretary of State Marco Rubio says the war against Iran is not necessarily popular, but was needed to stop a nuclear threat. Outlets in Portugal, Chile, Argentina, Qatar and India repeat the same justification from Rubio, without setting it against other positions.

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Several newspapers from different countries report that more than 400,000 Russians have died in the war in Ukraine. According to hacked records, cited by The Japan Times and The Sydney Morning Herald, the dead include those killed in the war. The Guardian says leaked data suggests this figure, without confirming it as definitive.

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Donald Trump says it is “highly unlikely” the war with Iran will resume, according to several headlines. Trump says he would strike again if necessary, and warns that the United States “could finish them off”. Público describes the position as “unlikely”, without the word “highly”.

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The COP31 climate summit took place in Antalya, Turkey, and several outlets published their framing before or at the start of the conference. El Mundo describes the summit as marked by a war between petrostates and electrostates. The Indian Express and The New York Times present guides or explainers on what is at stake at the conference. Cumhuriyet and Bianet report on the opening of COP31 in Antalya.

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Donald Trump says a renewed offensive against Iran is highly unlikely, but the decision depends on progress in the talks. Dawn reports that the outcome depends on whether Tehran signs a 'very strong' deal.

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According to RTP, the line of inquiry being pursued in Poland, still reeling from the Kraków attack, points to far-right ideology. Público describes the Kraków attacker as someone "fascinated" by the far right. Diário de Notícias reports questions raised in the wake of the shock caused by the Kraków attack.

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Colombia's defence minister disputes Gustavo Petro's account of a drone attack on soldiers in Bolívar, according to Semana.

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Donald Trump says it is “highly unlikely” the war with Iran will resume, according to several headlines. Trump says he would strike again if necessary, and warns that the United States “could finish them off”. Público describes the position as “unlikely”, without the word “highly”.

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Poland mourns the victims of a mass shooting in Kraków that left six dead, according to Channels TV and Capital FM. The Hindu and ABC News report that Polish authorities are treating the attack as terrorist. The Jerusalem Post reports that accounts of a far-right motive are deepening security fears.

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Donald Trump says it is “highly unlikely” the war with Iran will resume, according to several headlines. Trump says he would strike again if necessary, and warns that the United States “could finish them off”. Público describes the position as “unlikely”, without the word “highly”.

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Donald Trump says it is “highly unlikely” the war with Iran will resume, according to several headlines. Trump says he would strike again if necessary, and warns that the United States “could finish them off”. Público describes the position as “unlikely”, without the word “highly”.

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Several newspapers from different countries report that more than 400,000 Russians have died in the war in Ukraine. According to hacked records, cited by The Japan Times and The Sydney Morning Herald, the dead include those killed in the war. The Guardian says leaked data suggests this figure, without confirming it as definitive.

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Donald Trump says it is “highly unlikely” the war with Iran will resume, according to several headlines. Trump says he would strike again if necessary, and warns that the United States “could finish them off”. Público describes the position as “unlikely”, without the word “highly”.

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Trump says a return to war with Iran is "highly unlikely" if progress is made in talks. The Mail & Guardian, from South Africa, headlines on a resumption of the war in Iran after the US mid-terms, without citing any statement from Trump.

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The Saudi-led coalition says it intercepted two Houthi missiles fired at Riyadh, according to The National and RTP. The Times of Israel reports that the Houthis fired cruise missiles at Saudi Arabia and that debris damaged the Aramco tower in Riyadh. TASS says the coalition struck Houthi missile launchers used against Riyadh, while The Jerusalem Post says the coalition destroyed a ballistic missile launch platform in Sanaa. Público reports that the Houthis claim 33 dead in Yemen; CGTN reports that the Houthis claim strikes on Saudi oil facilities and Riyadh airport.

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The headlines do not say who made the estimate or how the data was verified, and only la Repubblica says "at least".

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Trump says a new attack on Iran is «highly unlikely» if negotiations make progress, according to CNN and several outlets. According to the headlines, the decision depends on progress in talks, and one says it hinges on Tehran signing a «very strong» deal. TASS and Channels TV carry the same statement, TASS framing it as new attacks and Channels TV as a resumption of war.

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El Universal, in Mexico, reports that «La Pocha» and his son, «El Nazi», were arrested in Tamaulipas. According to the same headline, both are linked to the Cártel del Noreste, and one of them is the chief hitman of «Las Tropas del Infierno».

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According to El Tiempo, a drone attack on a military base in Santa Rosa, southern Bolívar, killed three soldiers and wounded 38. Semana says the attack left three dead and more than 40 injured, and that the army commander arrived in southern Bolívar after the attack. La Silla Vacía reports that the army commander arrived in Santa Rosa after the drone attack, without giving casualty figures.

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The Saudi-led coalition says it intercepted two Houthi missiles fired at Riyadh, according to The National and RTP. The Times of Israel reports that the Houthis fired cruise missiles at Saudi Arabia and that debris damaged the Aramco tower in Riyadh. TASS says the coalition struck Houthi missile launchers used against Riyadh, while The Jerusalem Post says the coalition destroyed a ballistic missile launch platform in Sanaa. Público reports that the Houthis claim 33 dead in Yemen; CGTN reports that the Houthis claim strikes on Saudi oil facilities and Riyadh airport.

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According to El Tiempo, a drone attack on a military base in Santa Rosa, southern Bolívar, killed three soldiers and wounded 38. Semana says the attack left three dead and more than 40 injured, and that the army commander arrived in southern Bolívar after the attack. La Silla Vacía reports that the army commander arrived in Santa Rosa after the drone attack, without giving casualty figures.

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Lula followed the 2026 Enem exam administration at Inep, according to Poder360's live coverage. Agência Brasil quotes Lula saying that administering the Enem is an operation of war against regression.

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Lula says Brazil is waging a "war for education", in reference to the Enem exam. Lula states that a dignified future can only be guaranteed through education.

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Poland is investigating the Kraków shooting that killed six people as a terrorism offence, according to Latin American and Iberian outlets.

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Several newspapers from different countries report that a Saudi Aramco building in Riyadh was damaged in an attack or attempted attack. According to Egypt Independent, the attack was a missile strike on Riyadh's financial district. The Indian Express says Saudi Aramco intercepted the missile attack, but that a company unit was damaged.

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Poland mourns six people killed in a shooting rampage in Krakow, according to several outlets. Polish authorities have opened a terrorism probe, according to Al Jazeera and CBS News. The Hindu calls the attack terrorist, while Capital FM reports 16 injured and Kenya offering condolences.

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Poland mourns six people killed in a shooting rampage in Krakow, according to several outlets. Polish authorities have opened a terrorism probe, according to Al Jazeera and CBS News. The Hindu calls the attack terrorist, while Capital FM reports 16 injured and Kenya offering condolences.

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Israeli President Isaac Herzog gave former military chief Gadi Eisenkot the first chance to form the next government, replacing Benjamin Netanyahu. La Tercera and Libération present Eisenkot as facing contradictions within his own camp, while The Guardian reports he is reaching out to Netanyahu allies. The Hindu warns of a crisis in Israel, and Il Fatto Quotidiano says the moment is fragile for democracy and calls for reliable leadership. ABC News outlines five possible ways the government formation could go.

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Several newspapers from different countries report that a Saudi Aramco building in Riyadh was damaged in an attack or attempted attack. According to Egypt Independent, the attack was a missile strike on Riyadh's financial district. The Indian Express says Saudi Aramco intercepted the missile attack, but that a company unit was damaged.

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In Colombia, a drone attack on the army in Santa Rosa, southern Bolívar, killed three soldiers, according to El Tiempo, which names the victims and cites an army statement. The Defensoría says the attack happened during a security council meeting, and the army commander arrived in Santa Rosa after the attack, according to La Silla Vacía.

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Poland is investigating the Kraków shooting that killed six people as a terrorism offence, according to Latin American and Iberian outlets.

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Poland mourns six people killed in a shooting rampage in Krakow, according to several outlets. Polish authorities have opened a terrorism probe, according to Al Jazeera and CBS News. The Hindu calls the attack terrorist, while Capital FM reports 16 injured and Kenya offering condolences.

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Poland is investigating the Kraków shooting that killed six people as a terrorism offence, according to Latin American and Iberian outlets.

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Polish prosecutors are investigating the Kraków shooting that killed six and wounded 16 as a terrorist act, according to La Tercera and RPP. The gunman died in hospital, according to El Mundo, El Universal and ABC; El Universal had reported he was in critical condition. Clarín and El Comercio describe the shooting as terrorism without mentioning the wounded; El Mundo, El Universal and ABC give fifteen or 16 wounded.

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Sudan's military has detained Ahmed Haroun, a former chairman of the ruling party and an Islamist leader, according to The Jerusalem Post. The National describes Haroun as a politician wanted by the International Criminal Court, and Público likewise reports that he is sought by the ICC.

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Melissa Parke, director of the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons, says that anyone who survives a nuclear war will have a short and miserable life.

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A gunman suspected of killing six people in the Polish city of Kraków has died, according to police. Polish prosecutors have opened a terrorism investigation into the shooting. Taiwan has sent condolences after the mass shooting in the city.

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According to the Tehran Times, Trump has responded to his midterm defeat by elevating the architect of his rejected agenda, whom it calls an extremist. The Indian Express reports that Iran believes Trump's midterm defeat gives it the upper hand. The Jerusalem Post, in an analysis, says there are no good options for the Iran war after Trump's midterm defeat and Israel's election results.

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According to The Times of Israel, the Houthis fired cruise missiles at Saudi Arabia, and debris damaged the Aramco tower in Riyadh. The South China Morning Post and TASS describe a Saudi Aramco building in Riyadh damaged in an attack, which the SCMP calls an attempted one. Dawn, Dhaka Tribune and Egypt Independent report an Aramco skyscraper damaged in an attack on Riyadh's financial district. The Indian Express says Saudi Aramco intercepted a missile attack on Riyadh and that an Aramco unit was damaged.

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