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Netanyahu vows to hunt Hamas terrorists while ministers demand a major West Bank military operation, according to The Jerusalem Post and CBS News. According to CGTN, Netanyahu says Israel is planning a major West Bank military operation. Several outlets, including The Japan Times, Dawn, South China Morning Post, The Hindu and The Express Tribune, report that Israel launched a major West Bank operation after soldiers were killed. Egypt Independent reports that Israel began demolitions in a West Bank city after a shooting attack killed two soldiers.

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Spain's Interior Ministry reportedly received alerts of threatened jihadist attacks against police officers and protesters in Spain, according to ABC. El País and El Mundo both report that the Interior Ministry detected or raised the alarm over a jihadist call to attack police officers and protesters during the protests.

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Israel has ordered its army to prepare to fully close the West Bank after an attack, according to Sky News and ABC News. The South China Morning Post attributes the order to Netanyahu and refers to a deadly shoot-out at a checkpoint. NPR reports that soldiers killed two men described as allegedly behind an attack, and that Israel ordered the West Bank closed. The Hindu links Netanyahu's order to an attack that wounded Israelis ahead of an election.

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The U.S. envoy to the U.N. says the war with Iran could last another year. The same envoy says the U.S. could strike Iran as soon as this weekend, according to several outlets. The Times of Israel adds that Trump says he knows nothing about that possibility. Iran's envoy to the U.N. urges professional, impartial reporting by the IAEA.

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According to Jornal de Notícias, Israel's army killed two Palestinians during an attack in the West Bank. Spanish outlets El País, ABC and El Mundo report that Netanyahu ordered the West Bank closed after a Palestinian attack or shooting; ABC describes it as a "total closure". ABC and El País place the Palestinian attack shortly before Israel's elections, while El Mundo does not mention that context.

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Israel has ordered its army to prepare to fully close the West Bank after an attack, according to Sky News and ABC News. The South China Morning Post attributes the order to Netanyahu and refers to a deadly shoot-out at a checkpoint. NPR reports that soldiers killed two men described as allegedly behind an attack, and that Israel ordered the West Bank closed. The Hindu links Netanyahu's order to an attack that wounded Israelis ahead of an election.

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The ITBP chief says face-offs with Chinese troops continue at several points in Arunachal Pradesh, weeks after India-China talks. The Congress party accuses Prime Minister Modi over the face-offs with the Chinese People's Liberation Army in the same region.

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The Saudi-led coalition says it intercepted a ballistic missile fired at Riyadh, as The Daily Star also reports. TASS says the Arab coalition shot down a Houthi ballistic missile over Riyadh. The Express Tribune adds that the coalition also says it intercepted 11 Houthi drones.

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Pakistan's army chief Munir says the military will keep up its anti-terror campaign and hit India-backed groups hard, according to Geo News and Dawn. The Express Tribune adds that Munir vows to strike these groups wherever they are, without limiting the action to one location.

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Pakistan's army chief Munir says the military will keep up its anti-terror campaign and hit India-backed groups hard, according to Geo News and Dawn. The Express Tribune adds that Munir vows to strike these groups wherever they are, without limiting the action to one location.

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Pakistan's army chief Munir says the military will keep up its anti-terror campaign and hit India-backed groups hard, according to Geo News and Dawn. The Express Tribune adds that Munir vows to strike these groups wherever they are, without limiting the action to one location.

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Russian missiles struck Kyiv, according to headlines from PBS NewsHour, The Hindu and Mainichi. Moscow says it downed over 800 Ukrainian drones; The Hindu puts the figure at 808 drones downed over Russian cities.

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A shooting near Paris, which authorities describe as a terrorist attack, left at least one dead and four wounded. President Macron condemns the attack as a racist terrorist attack and speaks of a turning point for France. Haaretz and The Jerusalem Post cover the same shooting; the Jerusalem Post reports wounded near Judea Junction and a manhunt for the attacker.

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According to the headlines, the story concerns a possible Iranian retaliation against undersea internet cables in the Gulf if the war resumes. The Express Tribune reports that officials say Iran has detailed plans to hit those cables; the Jerusalem Post says Iran threatens to cut them in retaliation for renewed US and Israeli attacks. El Mundo takes a different angle, on the tanker trench warfare in the Persian Gulf and why crude prices fall while fuel prices do not.

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Vladimir Putin says Russia is ready to negotiate a final deal with Ukraine rather than a truce, according to RTP. Expresso reports that Putin rejects freezing the front line in Donbas and claims the region is historically Russian territory. The Hindu carries the same Putin statement, stressing that the talks aim at a final settlement rather than a truce.

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Vladimir Putin says Russia is ready to negotiate a final deal with Ukraine rather than a truce, according to RTP. Expresso reports that Putin rejects freezing the front line in Donbas and claims the region is historically Russian territory. The Hindu carries the same Putin statement, stressing that the talks aim at a final settlement rather than a truce.

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Minister André Mendonça says Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro can open their own secrecy records, without needing approval from the TSE. Gazeta do Povo published a list of what each of them has already placed in Mendonça's hands in this secrecy dispute.

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Russian missiles struck Kyiv, according to headlines from PBS NewsHour, The Hindu and Mainichi. Moscow says it downed over 800 Ukrainian drones; The Hindu puts the figure at 808 drones downed over Russian cities.

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Kyiv was again hit by Russian missiles, according to Observador and RTP, after negotiations between Moscow and Washington. PBS NewsHour and The Hindu report that Russian missiles struck Kyiv, while Moscow says it downed more than 800 Ukrainian drones. Diário de Notícias describes attacks exchanged between Kyiv and Moscow despite a promise of new negotiations.

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Russian missiles struck Kyiv, according to headlines from PBS NewsHour, The Hindu and Mainichi. Moscow says it downed over 800 Ukrainian drones; The Hindu puts the figure at 808 drones downed over Russian cities.

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Germany has arrested a Ukrainian national, Vadym Y., accused of spying for Russia. Metrópoles reports that the suspect was spying on NATO data for Russia.

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According to MyJoyOnline, missiles hit Kyiv after Russia accepted a US request to resume peace talks with Ukraine. The Guardian and Egypt Independent describe bombardments of Kyiv hours after Russia agreed to new talks, while BBC News reports strikes on Ukraine following the same agreement. The Citizen, from Tanzania, says Putin agreed to resume three-way peace talks between Ukraine and the United States.

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According to MyJoyOnline, missiles hit Kyiv after Russia accepted a US request to resume peace talks with Ukraine. The Guardian and Egypt Independent describe bombardments of Kyiv hours after Russia agreed to new talks, while BBC News reports strikes on Ukraine following the same agreement. The Citizen, from Tanzania, says Putin agreed to resume three-way peace talks between Ukraine and the United States.

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The headlines cover Netanyahu and Iran, with opinion and analysis on Israel's policy toward Tehran. One headline reports Netanyahu warning Iran that it will burn if it attacks Israel. The Jerusalem Post, in an opinion piece, argues Netanyahu is eroding bipartisan US support for Israel. Haaretz links Netanyahu's Iran war plans to Israel's election, calling them a dangerous gamble.

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Kyiv was again hit by Russian missiles, according to Observador and RTP, after negotiations between Moscow and Washington. PBS NewsHour and The Hindu report that Russian missiles struck Kyiv, while Moscow says it downed more than 800 Ukrainian drones. Diário de Notícias describes attacks exchanged between Kyiv and Moscow despite a promise of new negotiations.

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Kyiv was again hit by Russian missiles, according to Observador and RTP, after negotiations between Moscow and Washington. PBS NewsHour and The Hindu report that Russian missiles struck Kyiv, while Moscow says it downed more than 800 Ukrainian drones. Diário de Notícias describes attacks exchanged between Kyiv and Moscow despite a promise of new negotiations.

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The US has ordered diplomats to leave Saudi Arabia, according to several headlines, amid rising tensions. The Jerusalem Post says diplomatic families also left US missions in Saudi Arabia, amid the regional conflict with the Houthis. The New York Times reports a strike on a Saudi airport that killed two people, at the same time the US told some diplomats to leave. According to MyJoyOnline and The Express Tribune, oil prices rose after the order.

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The headlines cover Netanyahu and Iran, with opinion and analysis on Israel's policy toward Tehran. One headline reports Netanyahu warning Iran that it will burn if it attacks Israel. The Jerusalem Post, in an opinion piece, argues Netanyahu is eroding bipartisan US support for Israel. Haaretz links Netanyahu's Iran war plans to Israel's election, calling them a dangerous gamble.

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The United States has ordered some diplomats to leave Saudi Arabia because of Houthi attacks. Several headlines tie the decision to escalating tensions and an ongoing threat, and The New York Times reports that two people were killed in a strike on a Saudi airport. One headline links the decision to disruption at Saudi airports, and another to rising oil prices.

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An Australian lawmaker lost both legs after being deliberately run over, according to headlines from several newspapers. A suspect has been charged, according to Diário de Notícias. Gazeta do Povo links the attack to an anti-Israel environmental activist, a connection the other headlines do not make.

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Three outlets (Folha de S.Paulo, Diário de Notícias and Observador) report that Zelensky is willing to freeze the front line in Ukraine. Two headlines (Diário de Notícias and Folha de S.Paulo) link this position to Putin agreeing to resume negotiations.

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According to several headlines, Putin agreed to resume trilateral peace talks between Russia, Ukraine and the United States, with some indicating the meeting would take place the following month. One headline says the agreement came after Putin met Witkoff, and another reports that Moscow bombarded Kyiv with missiles shortly after agreeing to talks. Headlines from Bangladesh, Ghana and Tanzania repeat the same report of the agreement without adding further details.

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According to several headlines, Putin agreed to resume trilateral peace talks between Russia, Ukraine and the United States, with some indicating the meeting would take place the following month. One headline says the agreement came after Putin met Witkoff, and another reports that Moscow bombarded Kyiv with missiles shortly after agreeing to talks. Headlines from Bangladesh, Ghana and Tanzania repeat the same report of the agreement without adding further details.

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Brad Lander, a New York Democratic politician, was detained by the Israeli military in the West Bank during a volunteer trip for the olive harvest. Other people, Israelis and Americans including rabbis, were also reported detained, though the numbers and identities differ between headlines. Haaretz highlights New York mayor Zohran Mamdani's condemnation of Israel over the detention.

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Brad Lander, a New York Democratic politician, was detained by the Israeli military in the West Bank during a volunteer trip for the olive harvest. Other people, Israelis and Americans including rabbis, were also reported detained, though the numbers and identities differ between headlines. Haaretz highlights New York mayor Zohran Mamdani's condemnation of Israel over the detention.

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Several outlets report that Democratic U.S. congressional candidate Lander was briefly detained by Israeli forces in the West Bank. Headlines differ on who detained him: Fox News and The Daily Star cite the Israeli military or authorities, The Hindu cites Israeli forces, and The Times of Israel does not name the force. The Hindu and The Times of Israel say the detention was brief and that he was released; The Times of Israel links it to his taking part in a Palestinian olive harvest.

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Putin met Witkoff in Russia and agreed to resume trilateral talks with Ukraine and the US, according to headlines from Channels TV, PBS, BBC, Jerusalem Post, Dhaka Tribune and ABC. The Daily Star and PBS report that the talks would resume next month. The Guardian and MyJoyOnline say that, hours after the agreement, Russia struck Kyiv with missiles.

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At least 153 people were killed in a drone attack on a disputed area between Sudan and South Sudan, according to the headlines. Egypt Independent places the attack at a market in the Abyei region. Dhaka Tribune attributes the strike to the Sudanese army, while the other headlines do not name who carried it out.

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