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Europe · KyivRussia withdraws forces from island off Ukraine's Black Sea port of Odesa. Russian Defense Ministry says it is a "goodwill gesture" Russian President Vladimir Putin says his goals in Ukraine haven't changed. Funerals to be held Thursday for some of the 18 people confirmed killed by Russian missile strike.See the Story
Russian forces withdraw from Black Sea's strategic Snake Island
42% Center coverage: 92 sources
Middle East · JerusalemIsraeli lawmakers voted on Thursday to hold an early national election on Nov 1. The vote will give Benjamin Netanyahu, the right-wing former prime minister and current opposition leader, a chance to regain power. The country held four elections in two years, the fifth in less than four years. Yair Lapid, the foreign minister and architect of the outgoing coalition government, will become the country's caretaker prime minister.See the Story
Israel’s parliament dissolves, sets 5th election in 4 years
38% Center coverage: 63 sources
Europe · GenevaProduction halted at Swiss giant Barry Callebaut’s Wieze factory that supplies chocolate products to many companies, including Hershey and Nestle.See the Story
World’s biggest chocolate plant shut after salmonella outbreak
41% Right coverage: 32 sources
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Business · RiyadhOPEC+ agrees to add another 648,000 barrels per day in August, the same as for July. Russia's invasion of Ukraine exacerbated concerns about oil supplies, sending prices to record highs this year. The 13 members of OPEC, chaired by Saudi Arabia, and their 10 partners, led by Russia, drastically slashed output in 2020.See the Story
OPEC+ to maintain oil output policy, steers away from plans for September
50% Center coverage: 24 sources
Military · KhartoumInternet services were cut and security forces were heavily deployed in Sudan's capital of Khartoum on Thursday. This is the first time web access was blocked in the lead-up to rallies in months. Protesters barricaded some of the city's main thoroughfares with stones and burning tires.See the Story
Four killed in Sudan as protesters rally on uprising anniversary
41% Center coverage: 17 sources
Business · WashingtonU.S. President Joe Biden said he would see Saudi Arabia's king and crown prince during a visit to the country next month. Biden said the purpose of his trip was not to press them to increase oil output. He said he had indicated all the Gulf states should be increasing oil production generically, not Saudi Arabia particularly.See the Story
Biden says will see Saudi crown prince, won't push directly on oil
Coverage: 14 sources
Judaism · NablusPalestinian gunmen opened fire at Jewish worshipers on Thursday at a flashpoint holy site in the occupied West Bank. An Israeli military officer and two civilians were wounded, the Israeli army said. Some Jews believe the biblical Joseph is buried at the site, while Palestinians say it's the tomb of a Sheikh.See the Story
Israeli military, Palestinians clash at West Bank shrine
50% Right coverage: 8 sources
Middle East · DohaEU-brokered proximity talks in the Qatari capital Doha had concluded late Wednesday with "no progress made" But Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian said he believed the talks had been "positive" The two days of talks, in which EU mediators shuttled between Iranian and US delegations, were intended to reboot wider negotiations between Iran and major powers.See the Story
Iran says nuclear deal still possible despite Qatar talks setback
42% Center coverage: 7 sources
European Union · United StatesThe European Union said on Thursday it was worried it may not be possible to strike an agreement to revive the 2015 Iran nuclear deal. indirect talks between the United States and Iran ended this week with no progress. The Security Council met to discuss the latest report by Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on the implementation of a 2015 council resolution.See the Story
EU worries may not cross 'finishing line' to revive Iran nuclear deal
67% Center coverage: 3 sources
Lebanese graduate’s inspirational commencement speech goes viral
100% Right coverage: 1 sources
US tells pharmas to make Covid boosters targeting BA.4 and BA.5
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