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Marine Le Pen backs Donald Trump’s invitation to Vladimir Putin for G20 summit

Marine Le Pen, leader of France’s National Rally, supported Donald Trump’s invitation for Vladimir Putin to attend the G20 summit. She said initiatives aimed at ending the war in Ukraine should be welcomed.

  • Marine Le Pen supported inviting Vladimir Putin to the G20 summit.
  • Donald Trump issued the invitation to Putin.
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US and UkraineSingle source

US midterms: How a Democratic win could change aid to Ukraine

US midterm elections will take place on November 3, 2026, with all House seats and one-third of the Senate up for election. A Reuters/Ipsos poll put Donald Trump’s approval at 31%, while a Democratic takeover of Congress could speed decisions on aid to Ukraine.

  • US midterm elections are scheduled for November 3, 2026.
  • Democrats are strongly positioned to win the House and compete for the Senate.
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PoliticsSingle source

US Embassy accuses Canada of meddling ahead of midterm elections

The US Embassy in Ottawa accused Canadian officials of trying to influence American politics ahead of November’s midterm elections. Prime Minister Mark Carney and Ontario Premier Doug Ford denied interfering in the vote.

  • The US Embassy in Ottawa accused Canadian officials of influencing American politics before the midterms.
  • Mark Carney and Doug Ford denied Canadian interference in US elections.
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Culture and politicsSingle source

Colombia’s president removes National Museum exhibits on social movements

Colombian President Abelardo de la Espriella has announced a cultural overhaul, with National Museum exhibits on feminist and LGBTQ activism and political violence removed. Civil rights groups, artists and students protested outside the Bogotá museum, accusing the government of censorship.

  • Colombia’s National Museum removed exhibits on social movements, feminist and LGBTQ activism, and political violence.
  • Dozens protested outside the Bogotá museum while riot police guarded the entrance.
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DiplomacyMultiple publishers

Russia says it is ready to resume talks with Ukraine and the US

Russia said it was ready in principle to resume talks with Ukraine and the US as Russian attacks on Ukrainian cities continued. On Wednesday, Steve Witkoff met Vladimir Putin in St Petersburg after talks with Volodymyr Zelensky.

  • Russia said it was ready in principle to resume talks with Ukraine and the US.
  • A new round could be held around 10 November in Abu Dhabi, but the date is not final.
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Russia-Ukraine warSingle source

Trump may pressure Ukraine to reach Russia peace deal by end of 2026

US President Donald Trump may increase pressure on Ukraine to secure a deal ending the war with Russia by the end of 2026, The Atlantic reports. The outlet says Ukraine’s prospects could be shaped by US midterm elections and possible November talks involving Trump, Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping.

  • Trump may pressure Ukraine to reach a deal with Russia by the end of 2026.
  • Possible talks between Trump, Putin and Xi Jinping are expected in November.
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United StatesSingle source

ICE raids hit Texas builders and Latino voters who backed Trump

Expanded ICE arrests are disrupting Texas’s construction workforce and economy. Agents made more than 12,000 arrests in July, while approval of Donald Trump among Texas Latinos has fallen to 37%, according to Equis Research.

  • ICE raids in Texas are increasingly targeting undocumented construction workers.
  • More than 12,000 people were arrested in the state in July.
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DiplomacySingle source

Witkoff meets Putin as US-backed Ukraine peace talks move closer

US special envoy Steve Witkoff met Vladimir Putin in St Petersburg as Moscow signalled in-principle support for three-way talks with Ukraine and the US. Kyiv backed holding them no later than early November, while Abu Dhabi was mentioned as a possible venue.

  • The Kremlin said Putin was in principle ready for talks with the US and Ukraine.
  • Kyiv supports holding a trilateral meeting no later than early November.
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Al Jazeera English
Russia’s war against UkraineSingle source

Zelenskyy: Ukraine is not losing the war but is losing people and time

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Ukraine is not losing the war, but is losing people and time because of Russian attacks. He said Kyiv is ready for negotiations and any form of ceasefire.

  • Zelenskyy said Ukraine is not losing the war, but is losing people and time.
  • Kyiv is ready for negotiations and any form of ceasefire.
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International conflictsSingle source

Trump says US continues to hit Iran ‘economically and militarily’

US President Donald Trump said Washington continues to hit Iran economically and militarily. Chinese Premier Li Qiang condemned the US-Israeli attacks, while an IRGC spokesman threatened undersea communication cables in the Strait of Hormuz.

  • Donald Trump said the US continues to hit Iran economically and militarily.
  • Chinese Premier Li Qiang called the US-Israeli attacks on Iran blatant aggression.
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US and UkraineSingle source

Trump says ‘somebody else’ should negotiate for Ukraine and defends easing Russia sanctions

Donald Trump said “somebody else” should negotiate on Ukraine’s behalf while criticising Volodymyr Zelenskyy. He defended his decision to waive sanctions for Russia, saying his aim was to stop the war rather than help Moscow.

  • Trump said “somebody else” should negotiate on Ukraine’s behalf.
  • The US president defended waiving sanctions for Russia.
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No 10 says Hegseth was wrong to downplay Nato allies’ role in Afghanistan

Downing Street criticised US defence secretary Pete Hegseth for downplaying Nato allies’ combat role in Afghanistan. The UK said 457 British personnel died there and reaffirmed its “unwavering” support for Ukraine.

  • Downing Street said Pete Hegseth was wrong to downplay Nato allies’ contribution in Afghanistan.
  • Personnel from more than 30 countries died there, including 457 British service members.
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DiplomacySingle source

Lavrov discusses US war and regional security during Tehran visit

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov met Iranian officials in Tehran to discuss the US-Israeli war against Iran and regional security. The visit followed calls from Gulf Cooperation Council states for Moscow to help restore shipping through the Strait of Hormuz.

  • Sergey Lavrov held talks in Tehran on the US-Israeli war against Iran.
  • The visit was his first to Iran since February 2025.
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Downing Street says Hegseth was wrong to downplay Nato allies’ role in Afghanistan

Downing Street has publicly rebuked US defence secretary Pete Hegseth for saying most non-American Nato forces in Afghanistan did not take part in combat. The UK government said more than 450 British personnel never returned from the war.

  • The UK government said Pete Hegseth was wrong about Nato allies’ role in Afghanistan.
  • More than 450 British personnel never returned from the Afghanistan war.
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The Guardian World
IsraelSingle source

Trump endorses Netanyahu for reelection as Israeli vote nears

Donald Trump has endorsed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as the country’s October 27 election approaches. Trump had withheld a public endorsement for months amid disagreements over Iran and Gaza.

  • Donald Trump has endorsed Benjamin Netanyahu ahead of Israel’s prime-ministerial election.
  • Israelis will vote on October 27 in the first national election since Hamas attacked on October 7, 2023.
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DiplomacySingle source

Trump defends easing Russia sanctions and criticises Zelenskyy

US President Donald Trump said easing sanctions on Russia was intended to keep Moscow at the negotiating table and accused Volodymyr Zelenskyy of not wanting to end the war. Zelenskyy warned that the move would strengthen Russia’s war effort.

  • Trump said the sanctions relief was intended to keep Russia engaged in negotiations.
  • Zelenskyy warned that concessions to Moscow would strengthen its war effort.
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Al Jazeera English
Iran and IsraelSingle source

Iran’s foreign minister accuses Netanyahu of seeking more war before elections

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is seeking to prolong the war ahead of elections. US President Donald Trump said Russia is doing little, if anything, to help Iran.

  • Iran’s foreign minister said Netanyahu is seeking to prolong the war before elections.
  • Abbas Araghchi accused Netanyahu of trying to draw the US into another war.
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Ukraine — USSingle source

Zelenskyy spoke with US envoys as Russia and Ukraine struck energy sites

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy spoke with Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner on Sunday. The talks came as Russia and Ukraine carried out drone strikes on each other’s energy sites, while Donald Trump accused Zelenskyy of not wanting to end the war.

  • Zelenskyy spoke with Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner on Sunday.
  • Russia and Ukraine carried out drone strikes on each other’s energy sites.
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International politicsSingle source

Trump says Russia sanctions suspension aims to keep peace talks going

US President Donald Trump said he suspended several sanctions on Russia to keep Moscow engaged in negotiations over the war in Ukraine. Russian envoy Kirill Dmitriev called the move historic, while Volodymyr Zelensky warned that siding with Vladimir Putin would be a mistake.

  • Donald Trump suspended several Russia sanctions to avoid disrupting negotiations over the war in Ukraine.
  • The measures were blocked two days before they were due to take effect.
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BBC World
US and UkraineSingle source

Trump claims Zelenskyy never wanted to end Russia’s war against Ukraine

US President Donald Trump accused Volodymyr Zelenskyy of never having wanted to end Russia’s war against Ukraine. In a Truth Social post, Trump also said he was negotiating peace and did not want to push Russia away from the bargaining table.

  • Donald Trump accused Volodymyr Zelenskyy of not wanting to end the war.
  • Trump said Zelenskyy could have secured a better deal two years ago.
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Zelenskyy says US pressures Ukraine to capitulate and delays Patriot missile deliveries

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said the US was pressuring Ukraine to capitulate to Russia. In a Bloomberg interview on 18 October, he also said Washington was supplying only 12 Patriot interceptors a month, about a quarter of the rate under Joe Biden.

  • Zelenskyy accused the Trump administration of pressuring Ukraine to capitulate to Russia.
  • The US is supplying Ukraine with 12 Patriot interceptors a month, he said.
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Zelenskyy says Russia’s war on Ukraine “must be brought to an end”

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Russia’s war against Ukraine must end. He said communication between Washington and Kyiv remains “virtually nonstop” despite a dispute with Donald Trump.

  • Zelenskyy said Russia’s war against Ukraine must end.
  • The president said communication between Kyiv and Washington remains virtually nonstop.
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Sanctions and international tradeSingle source

Rubio says Trump waived Russia sanctions for 60 days to assess their impact

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Donald Trump waived Graham Act sanctions against Russia for 60 days. Rubio said the administration needs time to assess their effects on global and US energy markets and tariffs on countries such as India.

  • Trump waived Graham Act sanctions against Russia for 60 days.
  • Rubio said the pause will allow an assessment of effects on global and US energy markets.
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Trump calls decision to waive sanctions against Russia “very good”

Donald Trump said his decision to waive sanctions against Russia is “very good” for the United States and the world. He did not specify what the decision entails.

  • Trump described the decision to waive sanctions against Russia as beneficial for the US and the world.
  • The president did not specify which sanctions the decision covers.
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Elon Musk agrees to settle lawsuits over 2024 election lottery

Elon Musk and his America PAC political committee have agreed to settle two proposed class actions over promised daily $1m lottery payments before the 2024 US election. The terms were not disclosed and require court approval.

  • Musk and America PAC agreed to settle two proposed class actions.
  • The plaintiffs challenge a promise of a daily $1m lottery for petition signatories.
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Ukraine and RussiaSingle source

Zelenskyy urges support for US sanctions after Trump pauses Russia package

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy urged support for new US sanctions on Russia after Donald Trump paused their implementation. The decision came two days before the law’s deadline, as Russian overnight strikes killed at least four people in Ukraine.

  • Zelenskyy urged support for US sanctions after Trump paused their implementation.
  • The legislation targeted Russian officials, banks and a tanker “shadow fleet.”
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NPR World
Russia’s war against UkraineSingle source

Zelenskyy says US sanctions rollback will intensify Russia’s war

Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Donald Trump’s decision to pause a new sanctions package against Russia would encourage the Kremlin to intensify its war against Ukraine. The same day, Russia launched one of its largest attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure, hitting more than 15 critical facilities.

  • Zelenskyy said pausing US sanctions would encourage Russia to intensify the war.
  • Russia attacked more than 15 critical energy facilities in Ukraine.
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The Guardian World
International relationsSingle source

Zelenskyy calls Diesel Deal a first step as Russia sanctions relief may continue

Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Donald Trump’s decision not to impose new sanctions on Russia under the Graham Act could be followed by further sanctions relief. Zelenskyy argued that easing pressure would not stop Vladimir Putin and could instead be seen as support for his actions.

  • Zelenskyy believes sanctions relief for Russia will continue after Trump chose not to impose new restrictions under the Graham Act.
  • The Ukrainian president called the Diesel Deal a first step and said easing pressure would not stop Putin.
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Zelenskyy calls lifting of Russia sanctions a “sanctions blackout”

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said sanctions against Russia under the so-called Graham Act, signed by US President Donald Trump, had been completely ignored. He nevertheless believes the legislation could still pressure Russia.

  • Zelenskyy said Russia sanctions under the Graham Act had been completely ignored.
  • The so-called Graham Act was signed by US President Donald Trump.
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Trump invites Putin to G20 summit in US but is unsure whether he will attend

US President Donald Trump said he would like Vladimir Putin to attend the G20 summit in Miami. Trump also said he does not yet know whether the Russian leader will accept the United States’ invitation.

  • Trump said Putin was invited to the G20 summit in Miami.
  • The US president said he does not know whether Putin will attend.
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Trump pauses new Russia sanctions amid deepening dispute with Ukraine

Donald Trump has paused a sweeping Russia sanctions package approved by both chambers of Congress. In an executive order on Friday, the US president said waiving the measures was in the national interest; they were due to take effect in two days.

  • Trump paused a Russia sanctions package approved by both chambers of Congress.
  • The measures were due to take effect in two days and targeted banks, officials and tankers.
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US–Russia relationsSingle source

Trump suspends some Russia tariffs and sanctions under Graham Act

US President Donald Trump signed an executive order suspending certain tariffs and sanctions against Russia under the Graham Act. The move comes as his administration seeks to lower diesel prices ahead of the 3 November midterm elections and faces criticism from lawmakers over Russian energy exports.

  • Trump signed an order suspending certain tariffs and sanctions against Russia.
  • The restrictions were suspended under the Graham Act.
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Trump falsely claims Jon Ossoff’s election was illegitimate at Georgia rally

Donald Trump falsely claimed at a rally in north Georgia that Senator Jon Ossoff’s election was illegitimate. Ossoff faces Congressman Mike Collins in November and leads his Republican rival by nine points in most recent polling.

  • Trump falsely claimed that Senator Jon Ossoff’s election in Georgia was illegitimate.
  • Ossoff will face Mike Collins in November and leads him by nine points in most recent polling.
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Lukashenko says Trump should not decide who becomes Ukraine’s president

Alexander Lukashenko said the question of who should be Ukraine’s president is not for Donald Trump to decide. The Belarusian leader also said election promises should be kept.

  • Lukashenka said Trump should not determine Ukraine’s future president.
  • The Belarusian leader also stressed that election promises should be fulfilled.
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Trump blames Republicans as Ken Paxton struggles in Texas Senate race

Donald Trump accused fellow Republicans John Cornyn and Karl Rove of making Ken Paxton’s Texas Senate campaign harder. Polls show Democrat James Talarico with a slight lead, and a Paxton defeat would be a major setback for Trump and the GOP.

  • Trump said John Cornyn and Karl Rove were making Ken Paxton’s campaign harder.
  • Polls show Democrat James Talarico with a slight lead over Paxton.
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European Union and sanctionsSingle source

EU leaders vow to maintain Russia sanctions despite Trump’s recent decisions

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and European Council President António Costa said the EU will not ease sanctions on Russia. Their assurance came ahead of a European Council meeting, following recent US decisions.

  • Ursula von der Leyen and António Costa reaffirmed that the EU will not ease sanctions on Russia.
  • The statements came ahead of a European Council meeting.
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Twenty-two US lawmakers urge Trump to impose Graham Act Russia sanctions by October 18

Twenty-two Democratic and Republican members of the US House of Representatives urged President Donald Trump to fully impose sanctions against Russia provided for under Senator Lindsey Graham’s act. Their call set October 18 as the deadline.

  • Twenty-two House members called on Trump to impose sanctions against Russia.
  • The appeal was backed by both Democrats and Republicans.
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ICE enforcement tactics divide voters ahead of pivotal 2026 US midterms

Polling has found that ICE’s hardline immigration enforcement effort linked to Donald Trump’s administration has divided voters ahead of the 2026 US midterm elections. The source provides no specific tactics or polling figures.

  • Polling found voters divided over ICE’s hardline immigration enforcement effort.
  • The debate comes ahead of the 2026 US midterm elections.
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US politicsSingle source

Arizona’s data-centre boom becomes a political flashpoint ahead of midterms

The expansion of data centres powering artificial intelligence in the US is becoming a political flashpoint ahead of the midterm elections. A proposal in Washington would require the facilities to pay for the additional electricity infrastructure they create.

  • The expansion of AI data centres has become a political issue ahead of America’s midterm elections.
  • A Washington proposal would make data centres pay for additional electricity infrastructure.
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BBC World
Ukraine and RussiaSingle source

Zelensky rejects Trump’s ‘energy ceasefire’ after US-Russia diesel deal

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky condemned Donald Trump’s decision to strike a deal with Russia to release diesel onto global markets. Zelensky said he felt betrayed and demanded honesty from partners about the war.

  • Zelensky criticized a US-Russia deal to release diesel onto global markets.
  • The Ukrainian president called Trump’s decision weak.
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Le Monde International
FootballSingle source

Infantino apologises to FIFA council, but critics still demand answers

FIFA President Gianni Infantino apologised to council members after the dispute over a private investment plan, but provided no new documents or details. European football officials said they still want him removed before or at the FIFA presidential election in March.

  • Infantino apologised to the FIFA council but provided no new documents on the disputed investment plan.
  • The proposal involved World Cup commercial rights valued at $4.2 billion.
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US politicsSingle source

Trump says Iran war will end ‘very soon’ as midterms approach

US President Donald Trump said the war with Iran would end “very soon” and “as soon as I want it to end.” He also said Iran would never obtain a nuclear weapon and that oil prices would fall sharply.

  • Donald Trump said the war with Iran would end “very soon.”
  • Trump said Iran would never obtain a nuclear weapon and that oil prices would fall sharply.
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The Guardian World
Sanctions and energySingle source

US considers easing sanctions on Russian shadow fleet tankers to cut shipping costs

President Donald Trump’s administration is considering allowing some sanctioned tankers to carry oil not covered by US sanctions. The proposal aims to ease record-high shipping costs, but analysts question whether it would materially increase capacity or reduce prices.

  • Trump’s administration is weighing looser restrictions for some sanctioned tankers.
  • The vessels could carry oil not covered by US sanctions.
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Trump’s economy and the US midterms: Reporters to answer readers’ questions

Guardian reporters will hold a reader Q&A on how the US economy could affect the midterm elections. The session is scheduled for Thursday at 12pm ET (4pm UTC), with voting set for 3 November.

  • The Guardian will host a Thursday Q&A at 12pm ET (4pm UTC) on the economy and US midterm elections.
  • Four reporters covering business, labor, consumer rights and corporate rights will take part.
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EconomySingle source

US inflation accelerates to 3.7% ahead of midterm elections

US annual inflation rose to 3.7% in September from 3.4% in August, while prices increased 0.6% over the month. The figures add to uncertainty ahead of the Federal Reserve’s rate decision later this month.

  • US consumer prices rose 0.6% in September and were up 3.7% year over year.
  • Petrol prices climbed 9.1% over the month, accounting for more than half of the CPI increase.
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United KingdomSingle source

UK prime minister pledges to rebuild Ukraine-US ties before Zelenskyy's visit

UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham said he wants to bring Ukraine and the United States closer before meeting Volodymyr Zelenskyy on October 14. He also said Britain would prepare new military and financial aid, while further sanctions on Russia are expected.

  • Andy Burnham wants to bring Ukraine and the US closer before meeting Zelenskyy on October 14.
  • The UK government is preparing additional military and financial aid for Ukraine.
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