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According to The Kyiv Independent, Zelensky says Ukraine receives 12 Patriot missiles per month from the United States. Russian agency TASS, also citing Zelensky, says Kyiv receives 12 Patriots a month but fires more than 30. Le Monde reports that a Patriot missile maintenance centre, used by Kyiv and NATO, will be set up in Poland.

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The leaders of Finland and Norway called Vladimir Putin to discuss ending the war in Ukraine, according to El Mundo, ABC, RTP, El País, Diário de Notícias, BBC News and The Kyiv Independent. The South China Morning Post and Dhaka Tribune describe the conversation as «frank» and «frank and substantive», wording also used by The Hindu. The Kyiv Independent and The National link the call to peace talks planned in Abu Dhabi. Russian agency TASS says Finland and Norway do not intend to mediate a settlement of the Ukraine conflict.

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According to El Universal, Russia and Ukraine began a ceasefire in Oleshky for a humanitarian mission, negotiated by Melania Trump. Observador reports that the humanitarian truce in Oleshky has been extended until Sunday. Diário de Notícias says Melania Trump announced the extension of the ceasefire to ensure safe passage for humanitarian aid. La Tercera describes the humanitarian crisis in Oleshky as deepening along the front line, with the risk of landmines.

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Nordic leaders urged Putin to end the war in Ukraine in a rare phone call, according to ABC News and The Guardian. The New York Times reports that European leaders are divided over the phone call with Putin. The Kyiv Independent, citing the Financial Times, reports that Putin lectured the Nordic leaders on Russian history during the call. The Guardian adds that Zelenskyy says Kyiv is retaking territory.

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Russia and Ukraine began a localised ceasefire in the city of Oleshky, while deadly strikes continue elsewhere, according to CBC News. Al Jazeera reports that Russia struck Kyiv ahead of the localised ceasefire in Oleshky. CBS News reports that the ceasefire began in a Russian-occupied Ukrainian town, while strikes on Kyiv continue. The Kyiv Independent reports that the Oleshky ceasefire is in its 30th hour and that Russian strikes killed 2 people and injured 17 elsewhere in Ukraine over the past day.

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According to El Universal, Russia and Ukraine began a ceasefire in Oleshky for a humanitarian mission, negotiated by Melania Trump. Observador reports that the humanitarian truce in Oleshky has been extended until Sunday. Diário de Notícias says Melania Trump announced the extension of the ceasefire to ensure safe passage for humanitarian aid. La Tercera describes the humanitarian crisis in Oleshky as deepening along the front line, with the risk of landmines.

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The Houthis say they hit the Ras Tanura oil refinery in Saudi Arabia with ballistic missiles. The Jerusalem Post attributes the claim to the Houthis and mentions the defense ministry; Rappler and The Citizen only say the refinery was hit by a missile.

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The Mail & Guardian reports that a UN inquiry finds Israel continued the genocide in Gaza after the ceasefire. The South China Morning Post, Dawn and Tehran Times all attribute to the UN inquiry the finding that Israel kept up the genocide in Gaza after the October 2025 truce. Tehran Times adds that the inquiry also confirms torture and rape in the West Bank.

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The Mail & Guardian reports that a UN inquiry finds Israel continued the genocide in Gaza after the ceasefire. The South China Morning Post, Dawn and Tehran Times all attribute to the UN inquiry the finding that Israel kept up the genocide in Gaza after the October 2025 truce. Tehran Times adds that the inquiry also confirms torture and rape in the West Bank.

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According to El Universal, Russia and Ukraine began a ceasefire in Oleshky for a humanitarian mission, negotiated by Melania Trump. Observador reports that the humanitarian truce in Oleshky has been extended until Sunday. Diário de Notícias says Melania Trump announced the extension of the ceasefire to ensure safe passage for humanitarian aid. La Tercera describes the humanitarian crisis in Oleshky as deepening along the front line, with the risk of landmines.

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Russia and Ukraine began a localised ceasefire in the city of Oleshky, while deadly strikes continue elsewhere, according to CBC News. Al Jazeera reports that Russia struck Kyiv ahead of the localised ceasefire in Oleshky. CBS News reports that the ceasefire began in a Russian-occupied Ukrainian town, while strikes on Kyiv continue. The Kyiv Independent reports that the Oleshky ceasefire is in its 30th hour and that Russian strikes killed 2 people and injured 17 elsewhere in Ukraine over the past day.

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A one-city ceasefire in Oleshky between Russia and Ukraine took effect, according to The New York Times and Egypt Independent. ABC News and Fox News report that fighting has paused or is holding in the city under the deal. The headlines credit Melania Trump with brokering the deal; Al Jazeera asks whether it was her or the Pope, without giving an answer.

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A humanitarian truce has begun in the Ukrainian city of Oleshky, occupied by Russia, according to Metrópoles and Clarín. RTP describes the same truce, emphasising that residents of the city were forced to eat grass to survive.

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Dhaka Tribune and The Hindu report blasts shaking Riyadh, but the headlines do not confirm where those blasts came from. Rappler describes the refinery hit as Saudi Arabia's largest, per the Houthis, and MyJoyOnline reports oil prices rose after the attack.

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A humanitarian truce has begun in the Ukrainian city of Oleshky, occupied by Russia, according to Metrópoles and Clarín. RTP describes the same truce, emphasising that residents of the city were forced to eat grass to survive.

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A one-city ceasefire in Oleshky between Russia and Ukraine took effect, according to The New York Times and Egypt Independent. ABC News and Fox News report that fighting has paused or is holding in the city under the deal. The headlines credit Melania Trump with brokering the deal; Al Jazeera asks whether it was her or the Pope, without giving an answer.

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Fox News says Hasan Piker called Republicans "terrorists" at an event with Ilhan Omar. CBS News reports that Ilhan Omar campaigned with Hasan Piker, in a story that also covers Trump on the defensive in red states.

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The leaders of Norway and Finland spoke with Putin about ending the war in Ukraine, a conversation several headlines describe as frank and substantive. The BBC and Al Jazeera describe the contact as rare. Headlines from Ukraine and the UAE frame the call as coming ahead of peace talks. The Kyiv Independent reports that Zelensky backs these talks and says Trump has already ended Russia's isolation.

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The leaders of Norway and Finland spoke with Putin about ending the war in Ukraine, a conversation several headlines describe as frank and substantive. The BBC and Al Jazeera describe the contact as rare. Headlines from Ukraine and the UAE frame the call as coming ahead of peace talks. The Kyiv Independent reports that Zelensky backs these talks and says Trump has already ended Russia's isolation.

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Finland and Norway's leaders phoned Vladimir Putin, according to several headlines, ahead of possible peace talks in Abu Dhabi. Expresso reports that the two leaders carried a message from Zelensky to Putin, and that Putin refuses an immediate meeting with the Ukrainian leader. The BBC describes the call as rare, while the South China Morning Post and Dhaka Tribune say the talk was 'frank' or 'frank and substantive'.

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Israel is heading to the polls in an election described as decisive for Netanyahu's future, according to El Comercio, La Nación and El País. La Tercera describes the outcome as uncertain, without pointing to a predicted result. El Comercio links the vote to three years of war, while El País places it in the wider context of the Middle East.

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Russia and Ukraine began a localised ceasefire in the city of Oleshky, while deadly strikes continue elsewhere, according to CBC News. Al Jazeera reports that Russia struck Kyiv ahead of the localised ceasefire in Oleshky. CBS News reports that the ceasefire began in a Russian-occupied Ukrainian town, while strikes on Kyiv continue. The Kyiv Independent reports that the Oleshky ceasefire is in its 30th hour and that Russian strikes killed 2 people and injured 17 elsewhere in Ukraine over the past day.

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Finland and Norway's leaders phoned Vladimir Putin, according to several headlines, ahead of possible peace talks in Abu Dhabi. Expresso reports that the two leaders carried a message from Zelensky to Putin, and that Putin refuses an immediate meeting with the Ukrainian leader. The BBC describes the call as rare, while the South China Morning Post and Dhaka Tribune say the talk was 'frank' or 'frank and substantive'.

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The UN has raised concerns that an Israeli operation in Hebron, in the West Bank, may amount to ethnic cleansing. CGTN reports that the operation has displaced more than 2,600 people. The Express Tribune describes thousands displaced as the Israeli army continues its offensive.

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A one-city ceasefire in Oleshky between Russia and Ukraine took effect, according to The New York Times and Egypt Independent. ABC News and Fox News report that fighting has paused or is holding in the city under the deal. The headlines credit Melania Trump with brokering the deal; Al Jazeera asks whether it was her or the Pope, without giving an answer.

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Egypt's parliament has authorised President El Sisi to send troops to defend Saudi Arabia, according to The National, Al Jazeera, TASS and Egypt Independent. TASS describes the approval as military aid, while The National and Egypt Independent refer to sending troops.

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The Egyptian parliament has authorised military aid for Saudi Arabia, according to Al Jazeera, and TASS reports the same, citing television. The Israeli military says it detained an Egyptian who crossed into its territory, a report carried by The Hindu; this headline is not about the military aid.

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The Mail & Guardian reports that a UN inquiry finds Israel continued the genocide in Gaza after the ceasefire. The South China Morning Post, Dawn and Tehran Times all attribute to the UN inquiry the finding that Israel kept up the genocide in Gaza after the October 2025 truce. Tehran Times adds that the inquiry also confirms torture and rape in the West Bank.

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A humanitarian truce has begun in the Ukrainian city of Oleshky, occupied by Russia, according to Metrópoles and Clarín. RTP describes the same truce, emphasising that residents of the city were forced to eat grass to survive.

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According to the UN inquiry, Israel continued committing genocide in Gaza after the ceasefire, as reported by ABC News, Mail & Guardian, South China Morning Post and Dawn. Tehran Times adds that the report also confirms torture and rape in the West Bank, while The Wire focuses on US and Israeli criticism of the report.

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A one-city ceasefire, described in the headlines as brokered by Melania Trump, took effect in the Ukrainian town of Oleshky, which is occupied by Russia. Al Jazeera asks who brokered the deal, Melania Trump or the Pope.

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A humanitarian truce has begun in the Ukrainian city of Oleshky, occupied by Russia, according to Metrópoles and Clarín. RTP describes the same truce, emphasising that residents of the city were forced to eat grass to survive.

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A local ceasefire brokered by Melania Trump took effect in the city of Oleshky, in southern Ukraine, according to NPR, The New York Times and Egypt Independent. The South China Morning Post and Fox News describe the city as occupied by Russia. Al Jazeera asks whether the ceasefire was brokered by Melania Trump or by the Pope, without giving an answer.

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Algeria will send troops to Niger in its first foreign military deployment since 1973, according to headlines from MyJoyOnline and Capital FM. Al Jazeera asks what lies behind the move, but its headline offers no explanation.

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A one-city ceasefire, brokered by the United States, took effect in Oleshky, a Ukrainian town occupied by Russia, according to several outlets. Headlines credit Melania Trump with the mediation, while Al Jazeera asks whether it was her or the Pope, without confirming either. CBS News reports that strikes on Kyiv continued during the same period.

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A local ceasefire in the Russian-occupied Ukrainian city of Oleshky has taken effect, which The Kyiv Independent says was confirmed by Ukrainian and Russian officials. BBC News and NPR attribute the mediation of the ceasefire to Melania Trump, while Al Jazeera asks whether it was Melania or the Pope who brokered it. The New York Times and Fox News also attribute the ceasefire to Melania Trump, and Fox News says it is holding. CBS News reports that the ceasefire began while strikes on Kyiv continue.

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A local ceasefire in the Russian-occupied Ukrainian city of Oleshky has taken effect, which The Kyiv Independent says was confirmed by Ukrainian and Russian officials. BBC News and NPR attribute the mediation of the ceasefire to Melania Trump, while Al Jazeera asks whether it was Melania or the Pope who brokered it. The New York Times and Fox News also attribute the ceasefire to Melania Trump, and Fox News says it is holding. CBS News reports that the ceasefire began while strikes on Kyiv continue.

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US military forces have banned BYD, the Chinese-made cars, from a key air base in Okinawa, Japan. According to The Guardian, the measure treats these vehicles as an unacceptable risk. Mainichi reports the ban is motivated by security concerns.

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Jordan carried out airstrikes in southern Syria after an attack on a church, and links the attackers to 'terrorist groups'. Haaretz and TASS report five deaths in the strikes; TASS attributes them to civilians, according to officials. BBC News says Jordan claims it killed 'terrorists' in Syria, while TASS describes the victims as civilians; the headlines do not allow independent confirmation of who died.

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According to The Guardian, Russia struck Kyiv hours before a truce began in the war-ravaged Ukrainian city of Oleshky. BBC News reports that the truce began in the city, as announced by Melania Trump. The Hindu describes the U.S.-brokered truce as beginning in a Ukrainian city occupied by Russia.

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Jordan carried out airstrikes in southern Syria after an attack on a church, and links the attackers to 'terrorist groups'. Haaretz and TASS report five deaths in the strikes; TASS attributes them to civilians, according to officials. BBC News says Jordan claims it killed 'terrorists' in Syria, while TASS describes the victims as civilians; the headlines do not allow independent confirmation of who died.

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Miguel Castellanos, former government secretary and pre-candidate for mayor of Cúcuta, was killed in a hitman attack at a petrol station, according to El Tiempo. Semana published a profile of Miguel Castellanos, the pre-candidate for mayor of Cúcuta who was killed. La Silla Vacía reports a reward of 100 million pesos for information on the killing of the former Cúcuta secretary.

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Algeria will send troops to Niger in its first foreign military deployment since 1973, according to headlines from MyJoyOnline and Capital FM. Al Jazeera asks what lies behind the move, but its headline offers no explanation.

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According to Nigerian outlets, troops killed eight terrorists and rescued kidnap victims in the northwest. Premium Times reports only that the army rescued two kidnap victims, with no mention of deaths. The headlines differ on the number of victims freed, which is given as two by one outlet and three by another, while two of them report eight terrorists killed.

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According to Nigerian outlets, troops killed eight terrorists and rescued kidnap victims in the northwest. Premium Times reports only that the army rescued two kidnap victims, with no mention of deaths. The headlines differ on the number of victims freed, which is given as two by one outlet and three by another, while two of them report eight terrorists killed.

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Jordan carried out airstrikes in southern Syria after an attack on a church, and links the attackers to 'terrorist groups'. Haaretz and TASS report five deaths in the strikes; TASS attributes them to civilians, according to officials. BBC News says Jordan claims it killed 'terrorists' in Syria, while TASS describes the victims as civilians; the headlines do not allow independent confirmation of who died.

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The UN commission of inquiry says Israel has continued committing genocide in Gaza after the ceasefire, according to CBC News, Sky News and ABC News. Mail & Guardian and South China Morning Post report the same finding, that the genocide continued after the truce. Dawn places the truce in October 2025, while Tehran Times adds that the report also covers torture and rape in the West Bank. The Wire reports US and Israeli criticism of the report, which Muralidhar defends.

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