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Israel Marks Anniversary of Oct. 7 Attacks, Peace Talks Continue

Donald Trump · Gaza

Israel Marks Anniversary of Oct. 7 Attacks, Peace Talks Continue

57% Center coverage: 112 sources

Commemorations were held across Israel to remember the Oct. 7 terror attacks two years on as a diplomatic drive to deliver a U.S.-brokered peace gathered pace.See the Story

Madagascar President Holds Talks Spurned by Protesters

Africa · Madagascar

Madagascar President Holds Talks Spurned by Protesters

67% Right coverage: 3 sources

ANTANANARIVO - Youth protesters in Madagascar on Wednesday rejected an offer to join President Andry Rajoelina's \"national dialogue\" with various groups, accusing his government of repression after weeks of demonstrations in the African island nation. Read more at straitstimes.com.See the Story

Goal-Shy Salah Seeks Change as Egypt Eye World Cup Place

Mohamed Salah · Djibouti

Goal-Shy Salah Seeks Change as Egypt Eye World Cup Place

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Mohamed Salah wants to put a disappointing start to his season with Liverpool behind him on Wednesday and help Egypt beat Djibouti and qualify for the 2026 World Cup. A win for the record seven-time African champions over one of the lowest ranked teams in the continent will give them an unassailable lead over second-placed Burkina Faso in Group A with one match to spare. A two-time African Footballer of the Year, Salah has lost his spark with th…See the Story

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