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Deutsche Welle

Chancellor Merz Warns of Potential Issues in Saxony-Anhalt if AfD Wins Election

Chancellor Friedrich Merz warned that a victory for the AfD in Saxony-Anhalt's upcoming election could lead to significant problems for the state, particularly concerning international investment. Current polls indicate the AfD is leading with 40%. Merz plans to campaign to sway undecided voters. In related news, Germany's men's field hockey team won the World Cup, and discussions regarding the AfD's radical factions and their potential ban are ongoing.

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Al Jazeera English

First images of Nicolas Maduro in US custody released

Photos of former Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro have been released, showing him in US custody. This marks the first time images of Maduro have been made public since his abduction in January 2026.

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Al Jazeera English

Officials from Turkiye, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan to Meet in Istanbul

Officials from Turkiye, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan are set to meet in Istanbul on Monday for the first time since signing the Mecca Joint Defence Agreement. The meeting will establish a political and defence strategic committee and will address international security issues and military cooperation.

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New York Post

Nine Americans Rescued, 85 Still Missing Following Nepal Floods

Nine Americans have been evacuated from Nepal, while 85 remain missing following devastating floods that resulted in at least 750 fatalities. The US State Department is coordinating rescue efforts amidst logistical challenges, with emergency humanitarian assistance of $3.6 million activated to support affected households.

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PBS NewsHour

Mutiny in Niger's Capital Repressed by Loyalist Forces and Russian Troops

Niger's capital, Niamey, returned to calm on Sunday after a mutiny by soldiers was suppressed by loyalist forces with assistance from Russian troops. The unrest, which involved sustained gunfire primarily at the main airport, resulted in the arrest or death of numerous soldiers. Analysts attribute the mutiny to grievances over rising insecurity and ongoing jihadi violence in the region.

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PBS NewsHour

Shooting at rave in Switzerland results in one death and five injuries

A shooting at a rave in Aarau, Switzerland, resulted in one death and five injuries early Sunday. A 22-year-old woman died at the scene, while four others were hospitalized. Authorities are searching for suspects and have ruled out ongoing threats to the public.

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Al Jazeera English

Death toll reaches 797 following glacier collapse in the Himalayas

The death toll from a glacier collapse in the Himalayas has reached 797, with over 3,000 people still missing. Rescue operations are complicated by severe weather and flooding, and international aid is beginning to arrive, including contributions from the European Union and the IFRC.

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BBC — World

Eight dead and 18 missing after ferry capsizes off northern Cyprus

A ferry capsized off northern Cyprus, resulting in at least eight fatalities and 18 individuals missing. The vessel, carrying 259 passengers and eight crew members, began taking on water shortly after departing Kyrenia. A search and rescue operation is ongoing, with Turkish authorities involved, and an investigation has been launched into the incident.

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BBC — World

Russia Claims Involvement in Repelling Niger Coup Attempt

Russia has claimed that its forces helped repel an attempted coup in Niger on August 30, 2026. Niger's authorities reported that the rebellion was contained and that security forces have increased patrols in the capital following the incident. The attempted coup highlights ongoing internal and external security challenges faced by Niger's military government.

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Al Jazeera English

Protests Erupt During Sydney Marathon Over Israeli Soldiers' Participation

Protests took place during the Sydney Marathon against the participation of 40 Israeli soldiers, who were criticized for their alleged involvement in human rights violations. Activists have called for investigations into the soldiers' backgrounds, while the Australian government faced scrutiny over its visa decisions.

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Al Jazeera English

Netanyahu Condemns Settler Violence Amid Ongoing Settlement Expansion in West Bank

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu condemned recent settler violence in the West Bank, attributing it to a small group of rioters. This follows a weekend of coordinated attacks by settlers that injured many Palestinians. Analysts suggest that Netanyahu's statements may serve to obscure ongoing state-sponsored settlement expansion, which has seen a significant increase in the number of settlers in the region.

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PBS NewsHour

Nepal Issues Flood Warnings as Recovery Efforts Continue

Nepalese authorities have issued warnings of potential fresh flooding as recovery efforts continue following devastating floods that have resulted in at least 800 deaths and thousands missing. The warnings come after increased water levels in the Bhotekoshi River and communication from Chinese officials about upstream water flow. Residents in affected areas are struggling to salvage belongings and cope with ongoing alerts.

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Deutsche Welle

Christian Churches in Germany Respond to Far-Right AfD's Actions

In Saxony-Anhalt, the far-right AfD party is taking a confrontational approach towards Christian churches, leading to responses from Catholic and Protestant leaders. The AfD's government program includes proposals to end state funding for churches and hold them accountable for providing asylum to refugees. Both bishops warn against the implications of an AfD-led government, emphasizing their advocacy for Christian values rather than political endorsement.

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Fox News — Latest

Family Searches for Missing American in Nepal Flood After Realizing His Location

A family is searching for an American man who went missing during severe flooding in the Himalayan region. Sunny Patel realized his father, Jitendra Patel, might be in danger after seeing viral footage of the disaster. The family has filed missing person reports and expressed frustration over the lack of information from authorities.

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apnews.com

US Deports Afghan Relative of US Military Collaborators to Central African Republic

The United States deported an Afghan man, whose brothers worked with the U.S. military, to the Central African Republic on Saturday. Despite being granted protection from deportation due to fears of Taliban persecution, he was included in a flight that also carried other migrants. Advocates criticize the deportation practices of the Trump administration as a means to return asylum seekers to unsafe countries.

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