Hamas says proposed U.S. Gaza ceasefire plan fails to meet demands; U.S. warns Russia it should accept Ukraine ceasefire deal; and Trump’s tariffs to remain in effect for now, appeals court says. Emma Albright guides you through the top news headlines for Friday, May 30. 

Then, in More Than A Minute, Le Figaro’s Philippe Gelie looks at the broader dynamics going on between Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin, and Xi Jinping. His editorial for the French daily was translated by worldcrunch, and the English audio was produced with the help of voice matching technology.

And finally, today’s daily quiz question looks at a possible teaser for an iconic cinema superspy. 

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U.S. court blocks Trump tariffs; 37 killed in Israeli airstrikes on Gaza, settlements approved in West Bank; and the U.S. will “aggressively” pull visas of Chinese students, says Marco Rubio. Jacob Shropshire guides you through the top news headlines for Thursday, May 29. 

Then, in More Than A Minute, Hagar Farouk presents a piece from Lebanon-based Arabic media Daraj about Fadel Chaker, a figure in Lebanon that is the subject of a recent documentary.

And finally, today’s daily quiz question looks at a possible teaser for an iconic cinema superspy. 

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Deaths reported in storming of U.S.-Israel aid distribution site in Gaza; Trump threatens new sanctions on Russia; and Global temperatures to reach more than 1.5 °C of warming this decade. Jacob Shropshire guides you through the top news headlines for Wednesday, May 28. 

Then, in More Than A Minute, Anne-Sophie Goninet presents a piece from French daily Le Figaro about how French anthropologist René Girard’s writings have influenced top circles in Washington.

And finally, today’s daily quiz question looks at a show of safety by Japan’s Prime Minister. 

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Hamas agrees to a Gaza ceasefire, but Israel rejects offer; Germany lifts restrictions on Kyiv for firing long-range missiles; and North Korea says U.S. “Golden Dome” risks “space nuclear war.” Bertrand Hauger guides you through the top news headlines for Tuesday, May 27. 

Then, in More Than A Minute, Anne-Sophie Goninet presents a piece from Beirut-based independent media Daraj on how militant groups across the Middle East are taking a step back. 

And finally, today’s daily quiz question looks at new rules on beach behavior in Brazil.

Closing music (Mas, Que Nada) by Playing For Change live in São Paolo.

This is Six Minutes, the seriously international daily news podcast. Each day, Worldcrunch hosts bring you on a sharp tour du monde of what’s being reported across the world’s press. In this global news roundup, we cover front pages from around the world, analyze local coverage of today’s top headlines, and share international affairs insights from major world (and often non-English) news sources. All in just six minutes. 

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Airstrikes in Gaza kill 52, including dozens at school shelter; Trump rebukes Putin after attacks on Ukraine; and U.S. tariffs on EU delayed for dealmaking until July. Jacob Shropshire guides you through the top news headlines for Monday, May 26. 

Then, in More Than A Minute, Emma Albright presents a piece from Polish daily Gazeta Wyborcza on how the Russian economy is falling into a trap that Nazi Germany also fell into. 

And finally, today’s daily quiz question looks at a request to tourists in the city of Bruges. 

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This is 6 Minutes, the seriously international daily newscast — it’s Friday, May 23. Let Anne-Sophie Goninet and Emma Albright guide you through the news.

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- And our daily quiz question comes from Norway.

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In Paris, the trial for the ten men accused of the 2016 armed robbery of Kim Kardashian is drawing to a close. With the trial for the ten men accused of the 2016 armed robbery of Kim Kardashian in Paris is drawing to a close, Bertrand Hauger for our More Than A Minute, looks at the consequences for the OTHER victim of the heist while the spotlight.

And finally, today’s daily quiz question comes from the Netherlands.

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Ukraine pitches tougher Russia sanctions plan to EU as Putin visits Kursk region; Gazans face starvation as UN says aid yet to reach enclave; and South Africa’s Ramaphosa is set to meet Trump for high-stakes talks. Bertrand Hauger guides you through the top news headlines for Wednesday, May 21. 

Then, in More Than A Minute, Rebecca Bonthius presents a piece from Brazilian daily Agencia Publica about what it’s like to go through the U.S. border as a Brazilian. 

And finally, today’s daily quiz question looks at a government scandal in Tokyo. 

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The UK, France and Canada threaten action against Israel as Gaza airstrikes continue; Trump says Russia and Ukraine agree to immediate ceasefire talks while Kremlin offers no timeframe; Former President Bolsonaro’s coup trial opens in Brazil. Emma Albright guides you through the top news headlines for Tuesday, May 20. 

Then, in More Than A Minute, Anne-Sophie Goninet presents a piece about the growing separatist movement in Alberta, Canada. 

And finally, today’s daily quiz question looks at the discovery of a missing object from an iconic Paris cemetery. 

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Israel is set to resume Gaza aid while Netanyahu acknowledges pressure; Trump plans to hold a call with Putin to discuss war in Ukraine; EU and UK reach new deal ahead of summit. Jacob Shropshire guides you through the top news headlines for Monday, May 19. 

Then, in More Than A Minute, Pierre Haski offers a wide-angle view of conflict in the Middle East. His piece for French public radio France Inter was translated by Worldcrunch, and the English audio was produced with the help of automated voice technology.

And finally, today’s daily quiz question looks at a world record broken by characters in a French town. 

This is Six Minutes, the seriously international daily news podcast. Each day, Worldcrunch hosts bring you on a sharp tour du monde of what’s being reported across the world’s press. In this global news roundup, we cover front pages from around the world, analyze local coverage of today’s top headlines, and share international affairs insights from major world (and often non-English) news sources. All in just six minutes. 

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