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Trump approval rises from record low to 32 percent ahead of midterm election, Reuters Ipsos poll finds

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10 parts of the world write · barely writing: Russia, Belarus, the Caucasus and Central Asia

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Africa Asia and Oceania Canada China Europe Latin America Middle East Russia Ukraine USA

Who wrote first

  1. Asia and Oceania Japan Times
  2. Middle East The Jerusalem Post
  3. Europe El País (English)
  4. Russia Kommersant
  5. Ukraine Zerkalo nedeli
  6. USA The Hill
  7. Latin America teleSUR English (Venezuela)
  8. Africa Premium Times (Nigeria)
  9. Canada The Globe and Mail
  10. China SCMP

How it is reported

Latin America

teleSUR English (Venezuela)
Democrats Poised to Take House as Trump Faces Midterm Test
teleSUR English (Venezuela)
Trump’s Grip on Senate at Stake in 10 Key Midterm Races
teleSUR English (Venezuela)
More Than 26.6 Million Have Voted Early in Midterms

Africa

Vanguard (Nigeria)
US midterms: Five issues shaping the vote
IOL (South Africa)
US Midterms: The races to watch
Premium Times (Nigeria)
EDITORIAL: Why the US midterm elections matter

Barely covered it

Russia (9 of the usual ~24), Belarus, the Caucasus and Central Asia (0 of the usual ~5)

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