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Today 12 stories are being told in more than one country. About 2 minutes to read.

01 · 19 countries · 25 newspapersIndonesia Earthquake

Some reports focus on the death toll and rescue efforts, while others emphasize the geological context and the deactivation of the tsunami alert.

Suharyanto (Disaster Agency Chief) · Emanuel Melkiades Laka Lena (Governor)

02 · 7 countries · 7 newspapersFerran Torres transfers to PSG

Ferran Torres has transferred from FC Barcelona to Paris Saint-Germain.

Ferran Torres (Player) · Luis Enrique (Coach) · Nasser Al-Khelaïfi (PSG President)

03 · 5 countries · 5 newspapersDeath of Jason Arday

Some reports emphasize the tragedy of his death and the role of media harassment, while others focus on the academic integrity controversy.

Jason Arday (Academic) · Deborah Prentice (Vice-Chancellor) · Sadiq Khan (Mayor of London)

  1. 04Tensions in the Strait of Hormuz14 countries · 16 newspapers
  2. 05Israeli strikes in Lebanon9 countries · 12 newspapers
  3. 06Disney D23 announcements5 countries · 6 newspapers
  4. 07Selena Gomez fraud lawsuit4 countries · 4 newspapers
  5. 08Death of Finlay Tarling3 countries · 3 newspapers
  6. 09Taliban anniversary in Afghanistan6 countries · 6 newspapers
  7. 10Earthquake in Colombia6 countries · 7 newspapers
  8. 11Morocco-Ceuta border incidents6 countries · 7 newspapers
  9. 12Manchester United vs AC Milan friendly3 countries · 3 newspapers

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Flies "buzz" in Turkey

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A crisis of state and capabilities, or a crisis of a delegation and loose weapons?

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Hormuz, the folly of ideology and the cunning of history

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United Nations: Ebola virus kills one person every thirty minutes in the Democratic Republic of Congo

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In pictures and video - A 7.7 magnitude earthquake strikes off the coast of Indonesia

A powerful 7.7 magnitude earthquake struck off the island of Flores in eastern Indonesia at dawn on Saturday, prompting authorities to issue a tsunami warning and call on residents to evacuate coastal areas, before later lifting the warning while continuing to monitor sea levels. The US Geological Survey reported that the epicenter of the earthquake...

Brussels records its hottest day this year

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