War and conflict

Several headlines say Iran claims it struck a US military radar in Bahrain, in retaliation, as reported by Observador and The Guardian. El Comercio reports that Washington denies Iran's claim of an attack on the radar. Tehran Times highlights a claimed downing of an MQ-1 drone, while Haaretz reports that the US military downed two Iranian attack drones.

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According to the headlines, Ukraine fired nearly 1,200 drones at Russia while U.S.-led talks on European security are underway. PBS NewsHour refers to wider European security, while ABC News and The Hindu use shorter wording for the same theme.

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According to the headlines, Ukraine fired nearly 1,200 drones at Russia while U.S.-led talks on European security are underway. PBS NewsHour refers to wider European security, while ABC News and The Hindu use shorter wording for the same theme.

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The Mossad chief is in Washington, according to Axios and ANSA, as Netanyahu presses to resume the war against Iran. Haaretz reports that the Mossad chief met Trump administration officials in the U.S. to discuss Iran. TASS, citing media reports, says the Mossad chief arrived in Washington for consultations on Iran. The Express Tribune, citing a report, says the Mossad chief is visiting Washington as Israel presses Trump to resume the war with Iran.

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According to the headlines, Ukraine fired nearly 1,200 drones at Russia while U.S.-led talks on European security are underway. PBS NewsHour refers to wider European security, while ABC News and The Hindu use shorter wording for the same theme.

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The Mossad chief is in Washington, according to Axios and ANSA, as Netanyahu presses to resume the war against Iran. Haaretz reports that the Mossad chief met Trump administration officials in the U.S. to discuss Iran. TASS, citing media reports, says the Mossad chief arrived in Washington for consultations on Iran. The Express Tribune, citing a report, says the Mossad chief is visiting Washington as Israel presses Trump to resume the war with Iran.

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The Mossad chief is in Washington, according to Axios and ANSA, as Netanyahu presses to resume the war against Iran. Haaretz reports that the Mossad chief met Trump administration officials in the U.S. to discuss Iran. TASS, citing media reports, says the Mossad chief arrived in Washington for consultations on Iran. The Express Tribune, citing a report, says the Mossad chief is visiting Washington as Israel presses Trump to resume the war with Iran.

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Several headlines say Iran claims it struck a US military radar in Bahrain, in retaliation, as reported by Observador and The Guardian. El Comercio reports that Washington denies Iran's claim of an attack on the radar. Tehran Times highlights a claimed downing of an MQ-1 drone, while Haaretz reports that the US military downed two Iranian attack drones.

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Israeli attacks in Gaza on Thursday caused 13 deaths, according to Jornal de Notícias. An Israeli strike on a Gaza hospital killed a surgeon and others, according to Dawn and Tehran Times, which give different tolls: five and six dead in total. Al Jazeera published footage filmed by a Gaza surgeon after the strike, and The Japan Times describes it as the deadliest since the election. The Express Tribune reports seven dead in Israeli strikes in Gaza.

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Several headlines say Iran claims it struck a US military radar in Bahrain, in retaliation, as reported by Observador and The Guardian. El Comercio reports that Washington denies Iran's claim of an attack on the radar. Tehran Times highlights a claimed downing of an MQ-1 drone, while Haaretz reports that the US military downed two Iranian attack drones.

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Ireland's EU Council presidency says member states must decide within two weeks who will represent Europe in the negotiations over Ukraine.

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Several headlines say Iran claims it struck a US military radar in Bahrain, in retaliation, as reported by Observador and The Guardian. El Comercio reports that Washington denies Iran's claim of an attack on the radar. Tehran Times highlights a claimed downing of an MQ-1 drone, while Haaretz reports that the US military downed two Iranian attack drones.

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According to the BBC, Zelensky welcomes the US bringing Europe into Russia-Ukraine peace talks, and The Hindu reports that the US and Ukraine say Europe will join the talks. The Guardian attributes to Kushner the claim that Europe will join the negotiations, and adds that Putin warns against peacekeepers. Russia says, per Dhaka Tribune, that no decision has been made on letting Europe join the talks, while TASS quotes the German chancellor saying it will happen 'in coming weeks'. EU leaders say, according to the Express Tribune, that Europe's security cannot be part of the Ukraine peace talks.

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Several headlines report a strong explosion near the Carabineros School in Cali, Colombia. El Tiempo says authorities do not rule out an attack. El Comercio describes the blast as a 'motobomba' explosion.

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Trump says the US does not need a deal with Iran and tells Vance to focus on corruption. The Sydney Morning Herald reports Trump has pulled JD Vance off the Iran war talks. The Japan Times describes the move as a bet on a shaky status quo.

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Pete Hegseth, US Secretary of War, decorated a soldier who had told him to keep quiet during a military tribute. Argentina's Clarín describes the same episode in the same terms: the soldier who asked the secretary to be silent was decorated by him.

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The headlines disagree on European participation in the Ukraine peace talks. Expresso reports that the US confirms a European presence in the talks, on the day Putin refused any concessions. RTP says Europe may yet enter the negotiations. Público reports that Putin accepts European representatives taking part in the talks.

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Trump tells JD Vance to step back from Iran talks and focus on domestic corruption and crime, according to CBS News, Mainichi and Observador. Der Spiegel and The Guardian both report Trump correcting the vice president and ordering him to stop the Iran negotiations. Il Fatto Quotidiano quotes Trump saying no Iran deal is needed and that Vance should deal with crime instead.

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Zelensky says restrictions on Ukraine's use of Starshield have returned, according to The Kyiv Independent and CBS News, which links this to a meeting with U.S. envoys. Russian agency TASS reports that Zelensky described continued Starshield restrictions for Ukraine. ANSA quotes Zelensky saying Starshield limitations remain and that the United States has given no explanation.

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Trump says the US no longer needs a deal with Iran and claims it has "got their Strait", according to Haaretz. Several headlines say Trump has pulled Vice President JD Vance from the Iran talks and told him to focus on domestic matters. The New York Times and The Guardian tie the move to the fraud campaign and domestic policy, while other headlines report only the statement on the deal.

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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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Pete Hegseth awarded a U.S. soldier who scolded him and his group near the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. According to RTP, the soldier said «Well done, soldier» after the group laughed, and CBS News and ABC News place the event at Arlington. Fox News calls the recognition a special honor from the Pentagon chief.

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Portuguese outlets report that Putin is holding firm to his demands to end the war in Ukraine.

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Portuguese outlets report that Putin is holding firm to his demands to end the war in Ukraine.

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US envoys met Putin at the Kremlin after talks on Ukraine in Abu Dhabi, according to Clarín and El Universal. Jornal de Notícias says Trump's envoys have already spoken with Putin and will meet Zelensky. Poder360 reports that Putin rejects European troops, while El Universal says the envoys aim to bring Europe into the negotiations.

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Portuguese outlets report that Putin is holding firm to his demands to end the war in Ukraine.

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Portuguese outlets report that Putin is holding firm to his demands to end the war in Ukraine.

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Iran says two oil tankers carrying 4 million barrels caught fire in the Strait of Hormuz. Iran's army says two more tankers caught fire east of the strait. Al Jazeera reports that Iran threatens an unlimited response after a US attack near the strait.

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