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Putin Signs Nuclear Deals with Ethiopia, Iran, and Niger — EVGENIA NOVOZHENINA/POOL/AFP via Getty Images via Getty Images

Nuclear Power · Russia

Putin Signs Nuclear Deals with Ethiopia, Iran, and Niger

42% Right coverage: 50 sources

Russia signed nuclear cooperation agreements with Ethiopia, Iran, and Niger during the World Atomic Week forum in Moscow, with Putin personally overseeing key deals to expand Russia's global nuclear footprint.See the Story

Malawi's ex-president Mutharika takes early lead in election — REUTERS / pwu404

Peter Mutharika · Malawi

Malawi's ex-president Mutharika takes early lead in election

39% Right coverage: 13 sources

Congo to replace cobalt export ban with quotas from Oct 16 — REUTERS / ixx511

Mining · Democratic Republic of the Congo

Congo to replace cobalt export ban with quotas from Oct 16

45% Center coverage: 9 sources

The Democratic Republic of Congo will lift its ban on cobalt exports from October 16 and manage global supply by imposing annual export quotas, the country’s strategic minerals regulator said on Sunday. Miners will be allowed to ship up to 18,125 tons of cobalt for the rest of 2025, with annual caps of 96,600 tonnes in 2026 and 2027, the Authority for the Regulation and Control of Strategic Mineral Substances’ Markets said.See the Story