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The French government said it will deploy troops and acknowledged failures in handling the weekend unrest. The Times of Israel reports that Netanyahu blames the French unrest on an “invasion of extremist Islam,” and that a troop deployment is set.

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According to the Wall Street Journal, cited by several outlets, Elon Musk reportedly ordered a slowdown of the Starlink service used by Ukraine's military. One headline states that the slowdown hampered Ukraine's drone operations.

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According to the Wall Street Journal, cited by several outlets, Elon Musk reportedly ordered a slowdown of the Starlink service used by Ukraine's military. One headline states that the slowdown hampered Ukraine's drone operations.

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Outlets report talks between Zelensky and U.S. envoys, mentioned in Oslo, and a dispute over sharing military intelligence with Ukraine. According to The Guardian, Zelensky said the U.S. has resumed sharing intelligence on Russian strikes, while the BBC reports that Rubio denies withholding that intelligence. The Hindu says Ukraine accuses the U.S. of holding up missile deliveries, and Capital FM reports that a U.S. envoy will meet Putin in Russia.

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Sebastião Bugalho was not elected vice-president of the European People's Party's parliamentary group. Observador highlights that Bugalho's defeat is linked to Weber winning an internal contest.

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The French government said it will deploy troops and acknowledged failures in handling the weekend unrest. The Times of Israel reports that Netanyahu blames the French unrest on an “invasion of extremist Islam,” and that a troop deployment is set.

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Zelensky spoke with Rubio about anti-ballistic missiles and Starlink. The Hindu, from India, highlights the Starlink and Starshield issues and does not mention anti-ballistic missiles.

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Zelensky spoke with Rubio about anti-ballistic missiles and Starlink. The Hindu, from India, highlights the Starlink and Starshield issues and does not mention anti-ballistic missiles.

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Zelensky spoke with Rubio about anti-ballistic missiles and Starlink. The Hindu, from India, highlights the Starlink and Starshield issues and does not mention anti-ballistic missiles.

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Houthi rebels struck a Yemeni government military camp in the south, with ballistic missiles, and headlines give death tolls ranging from 20 to over 50. Some headlines describe the dead as security recruits or fighters, with the toll attributed to local authorities and officials. A later headline reports four ballistic missiles fired at a central city while the army repelled an attack in the south.

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Several outlets from Israel, the United States and South Africa report an unannounced visit by Hegseth to Israel to meet Netanyahu. The headlines place the visit days before Israeli elections, and CBS News links the meeting to a possible restart of the war with Iran.

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Ukrainian tennis player Elina Svitolina announced the end of her marriage to Frenchman Gaël Monfils, citing the emotional toll of the war in Ukraine. The BBC and MyJoyOnline present the separation as a result of the war's emotional toll, while the Sydney Morning Herald quotes Svitolina saying she was slowly losing herself.

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Ukrainian tennis player Elina Svitolina announced the end of her marriage to Frenchman Gaël Monfils, citing the emotional toll of the war in Ukraine. The BBC and MyJoyOnline present the separation as a result of the war's emotional toll, while the Sydney Morning Herald quotes Svitolina saying she was slowly losing herself.

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Ukrainian tennis player Elina Svitolina announced the end of her marriage to Frenchman Gaël Monfils, citing the emotional toll of the war in Ukraine. The BBC and MyJoyOnline present the separation as a result of the war's emotional toll, while the Sydney Morning Herald quotes Svitolina saying she was slowly losing herself.

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Marco Rubio says Russia and Ukraine should focus on ending the war. Rubio denies that intelligence sharing between the US and Ukraine was paused.

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Ukrainian tennis player Elina Svitolina announced the end of her marriage to Frenchman Gaël Monfils, citing the emotional toll of the war in Ukraine. The BBC and MyJoyOnline present the separation as a result of the war's emotional toll, while the Sydney Morning Herald quotes Svitolina saying she was slowly losing herself.

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An attack attributed to the Houthis on a Yemeni government training camp killed dozens, according to several headlines. Reported tolls vary: headlines cite 50, over 50, 53, and, in a later update, 60 dead. The BBC reports a missile strike and says the victims are security recruits, according to local authorities. The Guardian and The Hindu describe it as the deadliest such attack in months or since the Yemen conflict reignited.

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Houthi rebels struck a Yemeni government military camp in the south, with ballistic missiles, and headlines give death tolls ranging from 20 to over 50. Some headlines describe the dead as security recruits or fighters, with the toll attributed to local authorities and officials. A later headline reports four ballistic missiles fired at a central city while the army repelled an attack in the south.

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An attack attributed to the Houthis on a Yemeni government training camp killed dozens, according to several headlines. Reported tolls vary: headlines cite 50, over 50, 53, and, in a later update, 60 dead. The BBC reports a missile strike and says the victims are security recruits, according to local authorities. The Guardian and The Hindu describe it as the deadliest such attack in months or since the Yemen conflict reignited.

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Ukrainian tennis player Elina Svitolina announced the end of her marriage to Frenchman Gaël Monfils, citing the emotional toll of the war in Ukraine. The BBC and MyJoyOnline present the separation as a result of the war's emotional toll, while the Sydney Morning Herald quotes Svitolina saying she was slowly losing herself.

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Houthi rebels struck a Yemeni government military camp in the south, with ballistic missiles, and headlines give death tolls ranging from 20 to over 50. Some headlines describe the dead as security recruits or fighters, with the toll attributed to local authorities and officials. A later headline reports four ballistic missiles fired at a central city while the army repelled an attack in the south.

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Ukrainian tennis player Elina Svitolina announced the end of her marriage to French player Gaël Monfils, and several outlets cite the emotional toll of the war in Ukraine as one of the reasons. The Sydney Morning Herald quotes the tennis player saying she is "slowly losing myself" and links the announcement to the context of the war.

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An Australian lawmaker was run over and is described as in serious or critical condition, according to the headlines. Several headlines describe the incident as a deliberate attack or act, with the prime minister quoted in that sense; others do not use that description. A later headline reports that the lawmaker lost a leg and that the man who hit her has been arrested.

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Marco Rubio says Russia and Ukraine should focus on ending the war. Rubio denies that intelligence sharing between the US and Ukraine was paused.

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A fire at a Canadian military base reportedly caused deaths and dozens of injuries, according to several Portuguese and Brazilian outlets. The outlets give different death tolls: most report four soldiers killed, while Metrópoles reports at least seven.

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Houthi rebels struck a Yemeni government military camp in the south, with ballistic missiles, and headlines give death tolls ranging from 20 to over 50. Some headlines describe the dead as security recruits or fighters, with the toll attributed to local authorities and officials. A later headline reports four ballistic missiles fired at a central city while the army repelled an attack in the south.

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A fire at a Canadian military base reportedly caused deaths and dozens of injuries, according to several Portuguese and Brazilian outlets. The outlets give different death tolls: most report four soldiers killed, while Metrópoles reports at least seven.

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Marco Rubio says Russia and Ukraine should focus on ending the war. Rubio denies that intelligence sharing between the US and Ukraine was paused.

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A major fire at a Canadian military base has left casualties, according to newspapers from several countries. Headlines report four dead and dozens injured, and the Sydney Morning Herald specifies that those killed are service members. MyJoyOnline, from Ghana, mentions only several dead or injured, without giving a figure.

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Marco Rubio says Russia and Ukraine should focus on ending the war. Rubio denies that intelligence sharing between the US and Ukraine was paused.

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Marco Rubio said Ukraine and Russia should focus on ending the war. The Independent in Uganda presents ending the Russia-Ukraine conflict as a U.S. priority.

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A serious incident at a Canadian military base in Alberta caused deaths and a major fire, according to headlines from outlets in Pakistan, Egypt, Bangladesh, Australia, the United States, Japan, Israel, Ghana, South Africa, India and the United Kingdom. The headlines differ on the death toll: some report deaths without a figure, while others cite four service members killed and dozens injured.

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A major fire at the Canadian military base in Wainwright, Alberta, killed at least four people and injured dozens. Canada's prime minister called the tragedy one of the country's worst peacetime disasters, while Alberta's premier reported 39 people hospitalised, at least 19 in critical condition. One outlet attributed the grass fire's spread to strong winds.

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A major fire at the Canadian military base in Wainwright, Alberta, killed at least four people and injured dozens. Canada's prime minister called the tragedy one of the country's worst peacetime disasters, while Alberta's premier reported 39 people hospitalised, at least 19 in critical condition. One outlet attributed the grass fire's spread to strong winds.

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Several Nigerian and Ghanaian outlets report road crashes with deaths and injuries, some in Lagos and others in Plateau and Walewale. The headlines give different figures: two dead and two injured in one case, two dead and seven injured in another, and two feared dead in Walewale, in a crash involving a truck and a Voxy.

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Several headlines report that Vladimir Putin has suggested a summit with Donald Trump and Xi Jinping to discuss a deal to end the war in Ukraine. Daily Maverick attributes the report to the Wall Street Journal, while Público describes it as a challenge to Trump, with no further details in the headlines.

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An incident at a Canadian military base in Alberta killed four service members and left dozens injured, and triggered a major fire. Injury figures differ by source: one headline reports 39 people hospitalised, at least 19 of them critical, while others mention only dozens injured. One headline describes the fire as a grass fire fuelled by strong winds.

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