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Lula argued for a diplomatic exit from the war in a meeting with Iran's president, according to Folha de S.Paulo and Poder360. Gazeta do Povo reports that at COP 31, Lula spoke of expanding trade with Iran, with transactions under Trump's watch. Metrópoles quotes Trump saying the US does not need a deal with Iran and that the matter "is behind us".

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Iran has classified Argentina's Air Force and Navy as terrorist organisations. Argentina rejects that decision and demands that Iran hand over those responsible for attacks.

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An Israeli airstrike hit Nasser Hospital in Gaza, killing a surgeon and five others, according to The Guardian and Dawn. The health ministry says the strike killed six people, while Palestinian officials cite at least six dead, including a doctor and a child. The South China Morning Post and The Japan Times describe the attack as the deadliest since the election, with the SCMP reporting 11 killed. The Express Tribune reports that the Board of Peace urges "immediate" implementation of Trump's Gaza plan after the hospital strike.

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Iran threatens to strike US military bases in Europe if it is targeted by new bombings. According to IRNA, Rezaei considers US bases from West Asia to Europe to be legitimate targets for Iran. The Express Tribune reports that Tehran warns there is no safe haven for military bases in Europe in a new war with the US.

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Iran has designated the Argentine navy and air force as terrorist organisations, according to four outlets from different countries. The headlines give no reasons or reactions; they only report the designation.

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An Israeli strike on a Gaza hospital killed six people, according to health authorities cited by several outlets. The Guardian and Dawn report that the strike on the Nasser hospital killed a surgeon and five others. Gazeta do Povo says the attack targeted a Hamas leader, and the group calls it a war crime. Metrópoles reports that the WHO chief criticised the new attack on the hospital.

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Zelensky says the Starshield system has again been restricted, including speed limits. According to Zelensky, the restrictions hamper efforts to intercept Russian drones. Il Fatto Quotidiano quotes Zelensky saying the system stopped working again at 160 km/h and that this was a decision of the system, not an error. TASS attributes to Zelensky the claim that Starshield's operation has major problems.

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Saudi Arabia says debris from intercepted missiles fell in the Mecca region. The Express Tribune attributes the missiles to the Houthis, while Egypt Independent reports that Saudi Arabia intercepted two ballistic missiles fired toward Mecca.

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An Israeli strike on a Gaza hospital killed six people, according to health authorities cited by Sky News and Egypt Independent. The Guardian reports the strike hit Nasser hospital and killed a surgeon and five others. The South China Morning Post reports 11 dead and calls it the deadliest attack since the election. The WHO chief criticised the new strike, according to Metrópoles, while Express Tribune says the Board of Peace urged immediate implementation of Trump's Gaza plan.

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Gazeta do Povo reports that Peru has declared a Catholic saint patron of human rights in the country. RTP reports that Médicos pelos Direitos Humanos condemns a bombing of the Nasser Hospital. Folha de S.Paulo's headline only reads «direitos humanos urgentemente», without indicating what is at stake.

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An Israeli strike on a Gaza hospital killed six people, according to health authorities cited by several outlets. The Guardian and Dawn report that the strike on the Nasser hospital killed a surgeon and five others. Gazeta do Povo says the attack targeted a Hamas leader, and the group calls it a war crime. Metrópoles reports that the WHO chief criticised the new attack on the hospital.

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El Comercio (Peru) asks whether Ukrainian attacks have cut Russian refined oil output by 30% and how this affects Putin and his war machine. Clarín (Argentina) reports that sunflower oil is worth 51% more than before the war in Ukraine and that exports grew 82%. The two headlines both concern economic effects of the war in Ukraine but cover different markets, Russian oil and sunflower oil, so they do not clearly describe the same story.

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An Israeli strike on a Gaza hospital killed six people, according to health authorities cited by several outlets. The Guardian and Dawn report that the strike on the Nasser hospital killed a surgeon and five others. Gazeta do Povo says the attack targeted a Hamas leader, and the group calls it a war crime. Metrópoles reports that the WHO chief criticised the new attack on the hospital.

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An Israeli air strike hit a hospital in southern Gaza and killed six people, according to civil defence and health authorities cited by several outlets. The Guardian and Sky News report that the strike hit Nasser hospital, and the Guardian says a surgeon was among those killed. According to El Comercio and RPP, more than 20 people were wounded, a figure the other headlines do not mention. The South China Morning Post says the attack killed 11 people, a number that does not appear in the other headlines.

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Three Portuguese outlets report that a Russian serviceman died in a car explosion in Saint Petersburg.

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Headlines give different dates for the last Black senator from the state: 1874, 1875, 1881, and 'over 140' or '150 years' ago. Some outlets frame the win as a setback for Trump, others as a moment for Black voters.

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An Israeli air strike hit a hospital in southern Gaza and killed six people, according to civil defence and health authorities cited by several outlets. The Guardian and Sky News report that the strike hit Nasser hospital, and the Guardian says a surgeon was among those killed. According to El Comercio and RPP, more than 20 people were wounded, a figure the other headlines do not mention. The South China Morning Post says the attack killed 11 people, a number that does not appear in the other headlines.

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An Israeli air strike hit a hospital in southern Gaza and killed six people, according to civil defence and health authorities cited by several outlets. The Guardian and Sky News report that the strike hit Nasser hospital, and the Guardian says a surgeon was among those killed. According to El Comercio and RPP, more than 20 people were wounded, a figure the other headlines do not mention. The South China Morning Post says the attack killed 11 people, a number that does not appear in the other headlines.

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Three Portuguese outlets report that a Russian serviceman died in a car explosion in Saint Petersburg.

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According to ANSA, Kushner said he will see Putin in Moscow and then Zelensky in Dublin. Il Fatto Quotidiano reports that talks in Abu Dhabi have concluded, with Kushner and Witkoff set to meet Putin and then Zelensky, and quotes Kallas saying Moscow does not want to negotiate seriously. La Repubblica reports that US mediators have arrived in Moscow for talks.

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An Israeli strike hit a hospital in southern Gaza, and local health and civil defence authorities say six people were killed and about 20 wounded. According to The Times of Israel, the Israel Defense Forces were targeting a senior Hamas commander, with six reported dead. The Guardian and ABC News in Australia report that a surgeon was among the dead. The South China Morning Post reports 11 dead and calls it the deadliest attack since the election, a figure not given in the other headlines.

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At the COP31 climate summit, the Turkish president described the war in Gaza as “ecocide”, according to Rappler, The Wire and The Hindu. The Hindu calls the situation in Gaza a genocide, a term the other two headlines do not use.

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An Israeli strike hit a hospital in southern Gaza, and local health and civil defence authorities say six people were killed and about 20 wounded. According to The Times of Israel, the Israel Defense Forces were targeting a senior Hamas commander, with six reported dead. The Guardian and ABC News in Australia report that a surgeon was among the dead. The South China Morning Post reports 11 dead and calls it the deadliest attack since the election, a figure not given in the other headlines.

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Saudi Arabia says debris from intercepted missiles fell in the Mecca region. The Express Tribune attributes the missiles to the Houthis, while Egypt Independent reports that Saudi Arabia intercepted two ballistic missiles fired toward Mecca.

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Trump defended the war against Iran in a Veterans Day speech, according to newspapers in Hong Kong, India and Nigeria.

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Iran threatens to strike US military bases in Europe if it is targeted by new bombings. According to IRNA, Rezaei considers US bases from West Asia to Europe to be legitimate targets for Iran. The Express Tribune reports that Tehran warns there is no safe haven for military bases in Europe in a new war with the US.

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Turkish President Erdogan called the war in Gaza an «ecocide» at the UN climate summit, according to three outlets. According to The Times of Israel, Israel answered that it is a «campaign of lies».

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Iran has designated the Argentine navy and air force as terrorist organisations, according to four outlets from different countries. The headlines give no reasons or reactions; they only report the designation.

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Saudi Arabia says debris from intercepted missiles fell in the Mecca region. The Express Tribune attributes the missiles to the Houthis, while Egypt Independent reports that Saudi Arabia intercepted two ballistic missiles fired toward Mecca.

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An Israeli attack on a hospital in southern Gaza killed six people, according to several outlets citing Gaza's health authority and Civil Defence. Two headlines also report 20 wounded. Al Jazeera reports that the strike hit the intensive care unit of Nasser Hospital.

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US envoys Witkoff and Kushner met Putin in Moscow at the Kremlin after Ukraine talks in Abu Dhabi. According to CGTN and PBS NewsHour, the envoys were then to travel to Dublin to meet Zelenskyy. The Guardian reports that Zelenskyy sees a «window of opportunity» for peace.

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According to records cited by several newspapers, a military-linked Chinese university bought Nvidia H200 chips despite being on the U.S. blacklist. The Daily Star (Bangladesh) and Punch (Nigeria) report the same purchase, without mentioning the military link.

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Gazeta do Povo reports a new internal conflict within the Federal Police after delegates on the Master case were replaced. Metrópoles says the minister and the head of the PF discussed the replacement of the Master Case delegates.

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Headlines link Pete Hegseth to the Iran war: one says Republicans, backed by Trump, stalled an impeachment push over that war. Observador asks whether Hegseth is a «scapegoat» for the Iran war, without giving an answer. PBS NewsHour, with Senator Coons, covers the Huang affair, the Iran war, and the call for Trump to fire Hegseth.

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According to the AP, cited by PBS NewsHour, US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has moved to a military base over safety concerns. CBS News reports the move comes amid Iranian threats, without detailing their scope.

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Several headlines report that the US Treasury secretary has been moved to a military base for security reasons. One headline links the move to threats from Iran; another refers to death threats.

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Iran has designated the Argentine navy and air force as terrorist organisations, according to four outlets from different countries. The headlines give no reasons or reactions; they only report the designation.

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Trump defended the war against Iran in a Veterans Day speech, according to newspapers in Hong Kong, India and Nigeria.

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Iran threatens to strike US military bases in Europe if it is targeted by new bombings. According to IRNA, Rezaei considers US bases from West Asia to Europe to be legitimate targets for Iran. The Express Tribune reports that Tehran warns there is no safe haven for military bases in Europe in a new war with the US.

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Several headlines report that the US Treasury secretary has been moved to a military base for security reasons. One headline links the move to threats from Iran; another refers to death threats.

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Iran has classified Argentina's Air Force and Navy as terrorist organisations. Argentina rejects that decision and demands that Iran hand over those responsible for attacks.

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Iran designates Argentina's Air and Naval Forces as terrorist, according to Metropoles and Poder360. Folha de S.Paulo presents the decision as Iran's response to the Milei government. According to RPP, Argentina rejects Iran's designation of its Armed Forces as terrorist.

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Trump defended the war against Iran in a Veterans Day speech, according to newspapers in Hong Kong, India and Nigeria.

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After the trilateral talks in Abu Dhabi, US envoys met Putin at the Kremlin, according to several outlets. TASS reports that Witkoff hopes peace has moved closer after the talks, while Folha de S.Paulo says the Abu Dhabi round ended without major advances. Zelensky describes the Abu Dhabi contacts as serious and substantive, according to ANSA. CGTN reported the start of the talks with low hopes for progress, while The National says the envoys seek to build on progress already made.

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According to the AP, cited by PBS NewsHour, US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has moved to a military base over safety concerns. CBS News reports the move comes amid Iranian threats, without detailing their scope.

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Several headlines report that the US Treasury secretary has been moved to a military base for security reasons. One headline links the move to threats from Iran; another refers to death threats.

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Trump defended the war against Iran in a Veterans Day speech, saying 'we won'. Le Devoir in Canada highlights that the president used Remembrance Day to defend the war.

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According to the New York Times, as cited by El Universal, the U.S. Treasury Secretary moved to a military base over alleged Iranian threats. Observador and Jornal de Notícias report that the U.S. Treasury Secretary was taken to a military base, the latter saying it was for security reasons. Poder360 and Gazeta do Povo say the Treasury chief, described as Trump's secretary, moved to a military base after Iranian threats, with the Gazeta citing death threats. El Universal adds that the alleged conspiracy against officials is said to have reached a more advanced phase.

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Gadi Eisenkot urges Benyamin Netanyahu to show restraint and caution about possible new attacks on Iran, according to Le Monde. The National reports that Eisenkot says Israel should not return to war for now. Der Spiegel writes that Eisenkot warns Netanyahu against unilateral action against Iran.

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According to the New York Times, as cited by El Universal, the U.S. Treasury Secretary moved to a military base over alleged Iranian threats. Observador and Jornal de Notícias report that the U.S. Treasury Secretary was taken to a military base, the latter saying it was for security reasons. Poder360 and Gazeta do Povo say the Treasury chief, described as Trump's secretary, moved to a military base after Iranian threats, with the Gazeta citing death threats. El Universal adds that the alleged conspiracy against officials is said to have reached a more advanced phase.

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Trump defended the war with Iran in his Veterans Day address, saying he is making the world safer. According to the BBC, Trump said "we won" the Iran war at the Veterans Day service. Le Devoir reported that Trump used Remembrance Day to defend the war in Iran.

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CBS News reports that Bessent was moved to a military base after Iranian threats, and gives early details. PBS NewsHour, citing an AP report, says Bessent moved to a military base over safety concerns.

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El Comercio (Peru) asks whether Ukrainian attacks have cut Russian refined oil output by 30% and how this affects Putin and his war machine. Clarín (Argentina) reports that sunflower oil is worth 51% more than before the war in Ukraine and that exports grew 82%. The two headlines both concern economic effects of the war in Ukraine but cover different markets, Russian oil and sunflower oil, so they do not clearly describe the same story.

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Bukele says he destroyed a gang headquarters in Haiti and has released video of the operation. ABC describes the action as dismantling the base of one of the most bloodthirsty gangs, as part of Bukele's military deployment in Haiti.

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Iran has classified Argentina's Air Force and Navy as terrorist organisations. Argentina rejects that decision and demands that Iran hand over those responsible for attacks.

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Iran has designated the Argentine navy and air force as terrorist organisations, according to four outlets from different countries. The headlines give no reasons or reactions; they only report the designation.

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Jim Jordan will lead the Republican caucus in the U.S. House, according to CBC News and Fox News. The Guardian describes him as a pugnacious Trump ideologue leading a diminished Republican ranks. CBC News notes that a top Republican once called him a «legislative terrorist». Fox News highlights the uncertain future of a longtime party leader after Jordan won the leadership fight.

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Iran threatens to strike US military bases in Europe if they are used for bombing raids against its territory, according to several headlines. Iran's Security Council secretary, quoted by TASS, says Iran will hit US bases in Europe if attacks come from there. IRNA states that US bases from West Asia to Europe are legitimate targets for Iran. Clarín reports the same threat, and The Express Tribune says Tehran warns military bases in Europe could be targeted in a new US war.

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Iran threatens to strike US military bases in Europe if they are used for bombing raids against its territory, according to several headlines. Iran's Security Council secretary, quoted by TASS, says Iran will hit US bases in Europe if attacks come from there. IRNA states that US bases from West Asia to Europe are legitimate targets for Iran. Clarín reports the same threat, and The Express Tribune says Tehran warns military bases in Europe could be targeted in a new US war.

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CBS News reports that US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent was moved to a military base after Iranian threats. BBC News describes the move as following alleged Iranian threats, while Clarín cites security reasons. PBS NewsHour, citing AP, says Bessent moved to a military base over safety concerns.

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CBS News reports that US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent was moved to a military base after Iranian threats. BBC News describes the move as following alleged Iranian threats, while Clarín cites security reasons. PBS NewsHour, citing AP, says Bessent moved to a military base over safety concerns.

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Russia and Ukraine agreed on a large exchange of prisoners of war, according to officials cited by Clarín. El Universal reports that the agreement also addresses security guarantees. El Mundo describes the understanding, reached in Abu Dhabi, as a minimal agreement and refers to it as the largest humanitarian prisoner exchange.

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Several hundred schools in Italy were evacuated again over false bomb threats, the second time in less than a month, according to Clarín. La Nación and El Universal report that hundreds of schools across Europe received bomb threats, and La Nación adds that fears of a hybrid-war escalation are growing.

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According to the South China Morning Post, Russia and Ukraine agreed a prisoner exchange as talks ended without major breakthroughs. BBC News and MyJoyOnline highlight that the talks turned to post-war security but ended without a breakthrough. The Sydney Morning Herald also reports that the talks ended with no major breakthrough, in a live feed covering other topics.

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Iran has designated the Argentine Navy and Air Force as «terrorist organizations», according to headlines from Gazeta do Povo, El Comercio, RPP and La Nación. Clarín and La Nación highlight the reaction of Argentine minister Patricia Bullrich, who, according to Clarín, said the move shows «which side we are on».

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According to the South China Morning Post, Russia and Ukraine agreed a prisoner exchange as talks ended without major breakthroughs. BBC News and MyJoyOnline highlight that the talks turned to post-war security but ended without a breakthrough. The Sydney Morning Herald also reports that the talks ended with no major breakthrough, in a live feed covering other topics.

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Iran has designated the Argentine Navy and Air Force as «terrorist organizations», according to headlines from Gazeta do Povo, El Comercio, RPP and La Nación. Clarín and La Nación highlight the reaction of Argentine minister Patricia Bullrich, who, according to Clarín, said the move shows «which side we are on».

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Headlines link Pete Hegseth to the Iran war: one says Republicans, backed by Trump, stalled an impeachment push over that war. Observador asks whether Hegseth is a «scapegoat» for the Iran war, without giving an answer. PBS NewsHour, with Senator Coons, covers the Huang affair, the Iran war, and the call for Trump to fire Hegseth.

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US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent moved to a military base after threats attributed to Iran, according to several outlets. Some headlines cite security concerns rather than direct threats, while Gazeta do Povo describes death threats. The BBC refers to alleged Iranian threats, and ABC News cites anonymous sources for the report.

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US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent moved to a military base after threats attributed to Iran, according to several outlets. Some headlines cite security concerns rather than direct threats, while Gazeta do Povo describes death threats. The BBC refers to alleged Iranian threats, and ABC News cites anonymous sources for the report.

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OPEC oil output rose 7.8% in October compared with September, according to RTP, Diário de Notícias and Jornal de Notícias. Diário de Notícias adds that output, at 27.2 million barrels a day, remains below pre-war levels.

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