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World · Middle East · 6 outlets (L 2 · C 2 · R 1 · 1 not rated)

Iran says it could reopen Strait of Hormuz within two days

Iran said Monday it had a two-day plan to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and resume nuclear talks with the United States, shortening a process originally expected to take seven days. Tehran set conditions including lifting a blockade of Iranian ports.

World · Europe · 5 outlets (L 1 · C 2 · R 2)

US pushes plan to resume Russian gas sales to Europe via Ukraine

The Trump administration is backing a proposal for Russia to resume gas sales to Europe through Ukrainian pipelines, using a US intermediary and potentially escrowed proceeds. The plan aims to encourage an energy ceasefire but faces European opposition.

World · Africa · 4 outlets (L 1 · C 2 · R 0 · 1 not rated)

UN peacekeeping mission in Western Sahara ends after 35 years

The UN's peacekeeping mission in the disputed territory of Western Sahara ceased operations after the Security Council failed to renew its mandate amid a US-Russia standoff. The territory is claimed by both Morocco and the Polisario Front.

World · Europe · 30 outlets (L 3 · C 12 · R 4 · 11 not rated) · More center coverage

Supermarket freezers in Europe hit by suspected cyberattack

Supermarket chains in Sweden, Belgium and other European countries reported sudden temperature rises in their fridges and freezers on Monday, in what they suspect was a cyberattack.

World · Europe · 8 outlets (L 1 · C 4 · R 2 · 1 not rated)

4 Americans among 69 killed in Spain train crash

A high-speed train slammed into the rear of a stopped train in Urda, Spain, last week, killing 69 people, officials said Sunday. Foreign victims also included nationals of Canada, Japan and five other countries.

World · Africa · 7 outlets (L 1 · C 0 · R 2 · 4 not rated)

US to remove South Africa and Rwanda from AGOA trade program

President Trump notified Congress that South Africa and Rwanda will be cut from the AGOA duty-free trade program for not meeting its criteria, including on trade barriers. South African exporters stand to lose duty-free access worth $1.7bn a year.

World · Americas · 4 outlets (L 0 · C 1 · R 2 · 1 not rated)

Commonwealth leaders meet in Antigua this week

More than 50 Commonwealth leaders, representing nearly a third of the world's population, are gathering on the Caribbean island of Antigua. The New York Post reported the agenda includes boosting trade, tackling climate change, and a digital skills fund for 10 million youth.