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A poll on the United States finds that more than 70% of Americans want a new Congress with a Democratic majority to end the war with Iran. The Times of Israel and TASS give 71% and over 70% respectively, while Al Jazeera reports only that most Americans want Democrats focused on ending the war and lowering costs.

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According to Diário de Notícias, the Kraków shooter visited websites about Norwegian mass killer Anders Breivik. El País reports that the attacker searched online for information on Breivik, the perpetrator of the Utøya massacre. RPP says the author of the shooting looked for information on mass killers such as Breivik.

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Observador reports that Russia shot down 155 drones ahead of negotiations with Ukraine. Gazeta do Povo says Ukraine, Russia and the US are discussing a post-war European security system. Jornal de Notícias says Zelensky is insisting on a European representative taking part in the talks with Russia.

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The US withdrew aircraft from a British military base after threats from Iran, according to headlines from Metrópoles, Gazeta do Povo and RTP. Observador reports that the Portuguese government is monitoring bomb threats it says have "no real basis".

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The Copom minutes point to higher inflation expectations, linked to the war, El Niño, the end of the 6x1 work schedule and the surge of the dollar, according to Folha de S.Paulo. Poder360 and Metrópoles say the inflation outlook requires higher interest rates for longer, and Poder360 attributes this need to fiscal indiscipline. Agência Brasil states that the slowdown in the economy did not contain inflation, according to the Copom minutes.

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Ukrainian and Russian delegations began U.S.-mediated talks in Abu Dhabi, according to NPR and RTP. Zelensky says the meetings were constructive and that security guarantees were discussed, per ANSA and Diário de Notícias. Zelensky says Putin "lives in a different reality", according to The Guardian. The Kyiv Independent reports a second day of trilateral talks between Ukraine, Russia and the US.

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Iran maintains its demands to end the war, according to Al Jazeera, which links this to the growing US military pressure. Nigeria's Punch and Channels TV report that Iran urges the United States to meet those demands to end the war.

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According to the Wall Street Journal, as cited by Egypt Independent, the United States has withdrawn military aircraft from a second British base. The South China Morning Post says the withdrawal involves nine military aircraft and follows an Iranian threat. Fox News reports 13 aircraft being evacuated from a second UK base amid a new Iranian threat. The Times of Israel reports that the United States moved military aircraft due to a threat from Iran, without confirming the information.

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Republican congressman Massie pushed a motion to impeach Pete Hegseth, Trump's defence secretary, which outlets tie to the war with Iran and the Minab school massacre. The House blocked the motion, and Hegseth survived the impeachment attempt with Republican backing. Hegseth called the process a "farce" and a "political spectacle", according to the statements cited by El País, Clarín, El Comercio and El Universal. The BBC, Sky News and other outlets describe the attempt as blocked "for now", without indicating a final decision.

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Trump says the war with Iran is, in practice, over and that military action is not necessary for now. Geo News reports US military jets leaving UK bases following the same declaration by Trump. Diário de Notícias reports that the US is not responding to Iran but rules out returning to war.

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Rubio says the United States is not opposed to direct talks between Europe and Moscow. According to TASS, Rubio says Europe fears being sidelined by agreements between Russia and the United States on Ukraine. The Kyiv Independent reports that Rubio says security guarantees for Ukraine must also be acceptable to Russia.

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Trump says the war with Iran is, in practice, over and that military action is not necessary for now. Geo News reports US military jets leaving UK bases following the same declaration by Trump. Diário de Notícias reports that the US is not responding to Iran but rules out returning to war.

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Iran maintains its demands to end the war, according to Al Jazeera, which links this to the growing US military pressure. Nigeria's Punch and Channels TV report that Iran urges the United States to meet those demands to end the war.

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Jornal de Notícias, Observador and Folha de S.Paulo link the fall in carbon emissions to renewable energy and the war in Iran. Folha de S.Paulo presents the fall in fossil-origin emissions as a forecast for this year.

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Ukraine, Russia and the United States are resuming talks in Abu Dhabi aimed at finding a way out of the war, the first in nine months according to El País. The United States is defending a «new framework» for security in Europe, according to El Comercio. El Mundo highlights the post-war security framework for Europe; ABC says the parties are far from an agreement. The United Arab Emirates is hosting a third round of negotiations, according to El Universal.

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According to the Wall Street Journal, as cited by Egypt Independent, the United States has withdrawn military aircraft from a second British base. The South China Morning Post says the withdrawal involves nine military aircraft and follows an Iranian threat. Fox News reports 13 aircraft being evacuated from a second UK base amid a new Iranian threat. The Times of Israel reports that the United States moved military aircraft due to a threat from Iran, without confirming the information.

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Ukraine, Russia and the United States resume talks aimed at ending the war, according to Diário de Notícias. Folha de S.Paulo reports that Russia and Ukraine resume negotiations for the first time since February, and that the US sees the differences 'narrowed'. Gazeta do Povo says the new talks include discussion of a post-war European security system.

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Russian, Ukrainian and US delegations began US-mediated talks in Abu Dhabi on ending the war. According to PBS, the talks lasted nearly four hours. ABC News quotes Trump saying the war can "end soon". The Guardian reports that Russia launched deadly attacks on Ukraine hours before the talks began.

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U.S.-mediated talks between Russia and Ukraine began in Abu Dhabi, according to several headlines. TASS, citing an unnamed source, says the Abu Dhabi talks will discuss a new post-conflict continental security system. The Guardian reports that Russia launched deadly attacks on Ukraine hours before the talks began. Ukrainian officials met European and U.S. officials in Abu Dhabi ahead of the renewed talks, the Kyiv Independent reports.

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Trump says the war with Iran is «effectively over» and that, for now, military action is «not necessary». Geo News reports that US military jets are leaving UK bases following that declaration. Diário de Notícias says the US is not responding to Iran but rules out returning to war.

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According to AFP journalists, explosions were heard in the Saudi capital, Riyadh, as reported by The Hindu and Clarín. Jornal de Notícias and Observador report that a ballistic missile was intercepted in Saudi Arabia. Dhaka Tribune reports only the explosions heard in Riyadh, without mentioning a missile.

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According to several news outlets, the United States has moved military aircraft out of a second UK base because of a threat attributed to Iran. The South China Morning Post reports 9 aircraft withdrawn and Fox News 13, but the headlines do not confirm either figure or its source. The report is described as unconfirmed by some outlets, while Fox News calls the threat new without giving its origin.

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The Observador reports that negotiations between Kyiv and Moscow begin today in Abu Dhabi. Il Fatto Quotidiano adds that the talks involve Russia, the United States and Ukraine, and quotes Trump saying Moscow and Kyiv show a high willingness to end the war. La Repubblica focuses on who makes up the negotiating teams of Ukraine, Russia and the United States.

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According to AFP journalists, explosions were heard in the Saudi capital, Riyadh, as reported by The Hindu and Clarín. Jornal de Notícias and Observador report that a ballistic missile was intercepted in Saudi Arabia. Dhaka Tribune reports only the explosions heard in Riyadh, without mentioning a missile.

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Jornal de Notícias, Observador and Folha de S.Paulo link the fall in carbon emissions to renewable energy and the war in Iran. Folha de S.Paulo presents the fall in fossil-origin emissions as a forecast for this year.

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Saudi Arabia says it downed missiles fired at Riyadh after a Houthi attack on a pipeline. Daily Maverick reports that danger in Riyadh passed after an alert, a day after the Houthi attack.

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Several outlets from Australia, the US, the UK, Japan and Pakistan report that global fossil fuel emissions fell, with the Iran war and renewables cited as drivers. The New York Times calls the drop unexpected, while The Guardian describes it as slight.

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Russian, Ukrainian and US delegations met in Abu Dhabi for US-mediated talks, the first in nine months, according to El País. TASS says the talks will discuss a new post-conflict continental security system, citing an unnamed source. The Guardian reports that Russia launched deadly attacks on Ukraine hours before the talks began. Spain's ABC describes the sides as far from an agreement at the start of the talks.

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Russian and Ukrainian sides began US-mediated talks in Abu Dhabi, according to several outlets, including The Guardian and CBS News. TASS says the talks will discuss a new post-conflict continental security system, citing a source. PBS NewsHour reports nearly four hours of US-mediated talks, after CGTN reported the delegations' arrival in Abu Dhabi.

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Russian and Ukrainian sides began US-mediated talks in Abu Dhabi, according to several outlets, including The Guardian and CBS News. TASS says the talks will discuss a new post-conflict continental security system, citing a source. PBS NewsHour reports nearly four hours of US-mediated talks, after CGTN reported the delegations' arrival in Abu Dhabi.

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Several outlets from Australia, the US, the UK, Japan and Pakistan report that global fossil fuel emissions fell, with the Iran war and renewables cited as drivers. The New York Times calls the drop unexpected, while The Guardian describes it as slight.

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Trump says the war with Iran is «effectively over» militarily, and further strikes are unlikely. The Hindu quotes him saying military action is «not necessary» for now. Geo News reports US military jets are leaving UK bases following Trump's declaration.

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Saudi Arabia says it downed missiles fired at Riyadh after a Houthi attack on a pipeline. Daily Maverick reports that danger in Riyadh passed after an alert, a day after the Houthi attack.

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Trump says there is “positive momentum” toward ending the US-Iran conflict. According to Dhaka Tribune, the remark follows Trump’s talks with Qatar’s prime minister. Al Jazeera asks whether the US war on Iran is about to end.

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According to BBC News, Trump says the war with Iran is effectively over militarily and further strikes are unlikely. CGTN reports that Trump considers new strikes on Iran highly unlikely if talks progress.

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Trump says the Iran war is “effectively over,” according to The Indian Express, Premium Times, The Hindu and Geo News. The Hindu adds that, per Trump, military action is not necessary for now. The Indian Express reports that Tehran demands a US surrender to its conditions; Geo News says US military jets are leaving UK bases.

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US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth faced a possible House impeachment vote this week, which he called a 'farce', according to several outlets. The New York Times reports that Hegseth will hold a rare news conference before the vote. NPR reports the House voted to effectively end the impeachment effort against Hegseth. Observador describes the proposal as shelved, while TASS says US congressmen rejected an attempt to start the impeachment.

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Bukele says Salvadoran troops destroyed the «headquarters» of a powerful gang in Haiti, and published video of the attack on a gang leader's house. According to Gazeta do Povo, the operation began as a rescue mission and became a war against gangs. El Universal reports that the United States questions the offensive.

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Several outlets from Australia, the US, the UK, Japan and Pakistan report that global fossil fuel emissions fell, with the Iran war and renewables cited as drivers. The New York Times calls the drop unexpected, while The Guardian describes it as slight.

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Several outlets from Australia, the US, the UK, Japan and Pakistan report that global fossil fuel emissions fell, with the Iran war and renewables cited as drivers. The New York Times calls the drop unexpected, while The Guardian describes it as slight.

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Several outlets from Australia, the US, the UK, Japan and Pakistan report that global fossil fuel emissions fell, with the Iran war and renewables cited as drivers. The New York Times calls the drop unexpected, while The Guardian describes it as slight.

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Oil prices fell after Donald Trump said new attacks on Iran are unlikely. The Hindu, MyJoyOnline and Observador headlines attribute the statement to Trump and add no further context.

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Donald Trump says the war with Iran is "effectively over," according to headlines from outlets in Qatar, India, Nigeria and Pakistan. Al Jazeera and The Indian Express report that Tehran demands the United States "surrender" to its conditions. Geo News reports that US military jets are leaving UK bases at the same time Trump makes the declaration. The Hindu adds that Trump says military action is "not necessary" for now.

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Trump says the war with Iran is "effectively over" militarily, and the BBC adds that further strikes are unlikely. Al Jazeera and The Indian Express report that Tehran is demanding the US "surrender" to its conditions. Geo News reports that US military jets are leaving UK bases after Trump declared the Iran war "effectively over". The Hindu quotes Trump saying military action is "not necessary" for now.

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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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According to the South China Morning Post, Hegseth says the Iran war is necessary and dismisses the «noise» of an expected impeachment push. Several outlets, including The Hindu, Rappler, Daily Maverick, Dawn and The Express Tribune, report that Hegseth is expected to face a House impeachment vote this week. Geo News reports that Trump is dismissing calls for Hegseth's removal, while PBS NewsHour describes an impeachment push as Congress returns to Washington.

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Trump says he sees "positive momentum" toward ending the war with Iran, after meeting the Qatari prime minister. The headlines do not specify which concrete steps or commitments underpin that assessment.

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Republican congressman Thomas Massie has started impeachment proceedings against US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth over the war in Iran, according to several outlets. Hegseth calls the impeachment effort a “farce”, according to Diário de Notícias and Fox News, and ANSI and El País quote him saying the same. Rappler, Dawn and The Express Tribune report that Hegseth is expected to face a House impeachment vote this week.

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Italy calls on the EU and the G7 to organise a response to what it describes as a "hybrid war", according to Jornal de Notícias and Observador. The Brazilian paper Gazeta do Povo frames the topic as a Europe under attack and a Brazil on alert, without mentioning the Italian request.

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RTP reports that European defence spending is rising, with the aim of deterring Russian attacks.

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Republican congressman Thomas Massie formally filed an impeachment resolution in the House against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. Hegseth called the push a “farce” and a “stunt”, according to Fox News and Diário de Notícias. Trump attacked the Republican who proposes impeaching the defense secretary, according to El Comercio.

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Republican congressman Thomas Massie has formally filed impeachment articles against US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. According to Diário de Notícias, Hegseth calls the effort a “farce,” a position Fox News and ANSA also attribute to him. The Hindu and Dawn say a House vote is expected this week.

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A Republican representative has filed a motion to impeach US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. El Universal adds that he is being accused over the war with Iran.

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Italy calls on the EU and the G7 to organise a response to what it describes as a "hybrid war", according to Jornal de Notícias and Observador. The Brazilian paper Gazeta do Povo frames the topic as a Europe under attack and a Brazil on alert, without mentioning the Italian request.

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A Republican lawmaker filed an impeachment request against US Secretary of War Pete Hegseth, according to Gazeta do Povo, Poder360 and La Jornada. According to El Universal, Hegseth will hold a press conference about the threat of impeachment against him. El Comercio and Clarín report that Trump attacked the Republican who proposes the impeachment of the defence secretary.

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US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth defends the war amid a threat of removal from office. Observador reports that the defence of the war concerns Iran.

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According to the headlines, the gunman in the Polish shooting that killed six people has died in hospital. La Nación reports 15 injured, a figure the other headlines do not mention. El País places the attack in Kraków, while La Nación and RPP refer only to Poland.

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US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth defends the war amid a threat of removal from office. Observador reports that the defence of the war concerns Iran.

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France blames Iran for cyberattacks on supermarket fridges, according to several headlines. Channels TV reports that France accuses Iran's Revolutionary Guards of masterminding the attacks. The Times of Israel reports that France warns of consequences for Iran.

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According to the South China Morning Post, Hegseth says the Iran war is necessary and dismisses the «noise» of an expected impeachment push. Several outlets, including The Hindu, Rappler, Daily Maverick, Dawn and The Express Tribune, report that Hegseth is expected to face a House impeachment vote this week. Geo News reports that Trump is dismissing calls for Hegseth's removal, while PBS NewsHour describes an impeachment push as Congress returns to Washington.

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Trump concedes that his immigrant deportation policy was "too harsh," according to RTP and Gazeta do Povo. La Tercera adds that Trump calls resuming attacks on Iran "highly unlikely," linking these remarks to the midterm results. According to Clarín, shortly after calling the policy too harsh, Trump now says it is "very strong."

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US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth defends the war amid a threat of removal from office. Observador reports that the defence of the war concerns Iran.

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Italy calls on the EU and the G7 to organise a response to what it describes as a "hybrid war", according to Jornal de Notícias and Observador. The Brazilian paper Gazeta do Povo frames the topic as a Europe under attack and a Brazil on alert, without mentioning the Italian request.

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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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Trump says it is highly unlikely he will order strikes on Iran if talks progress, according to The Citizen, The Hindu and CGTN. The Hindu frames the same position as a resumption of war with Iran being highly unlikely.

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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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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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