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Far-right AfD wins Saxony-Anhalt election but misses majority by three seats
The far-right AfD won 44% of the vote and 39 of 83 seats in Saxony-Anhalt’s state election on September 6, falling short of a majority by three seats.
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China faces record rainfall increasing dam levels, risking crop damage amid food concerns
Since April 1, heavy rains in China have raised water levels and threatened grain production, with southern provinces breaking June rainfall records.
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Building housing students collapses in New Delhi’s Satya Niketan, multiple killed and trapped
A five-storey student hostel building collapsed midday in Satya Niketan, New Delhi, killing several and trapping others as rescue continues.
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US judge allows Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou’s admissions in criminal trial against Huawei
A US judge ruled that admissions by Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou about illegal Iran business can be used in the federal trial against Huawei.
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G7 leaders agree to reduce reliance on China for critical minerals by 2030
At the June 2026 summit in France, G7 leaders agreed to cut dependence on China for critical minerals to below 60% by 2030, aiming for 50% eventually.
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World Leaders Caught on Hot Mics Sharing Candid Moments at 2026 G7 Summit
Italian PM Meloni revealed quitting smoking, joked with Modi, and Macron discussed Ukraine talks with Zelenskyy yesterday at the G7 summit.
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Fire and stabbing at Gifu cake shop kill three in suspected arson case
A fire and stabbing at a cake shop in Motosu city, central Japan, killed three in an incident suspected as arson and murder.
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Mudslide in Jiangxi province kills two, leaves 10 missing after heavy rain
A mudslide triggered by days of heavy rain struck Jiangxi province on Saturday, killing two and leaving 10 people missing.
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China and Canada Resume Military Dialogue After Eight-Year Hiatus
China and Canada held their fifth Defence Coordination Dialogue on September 4, 2026, restarting military talks after an eight-year break.
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India temporarily bans Telegram over NEET exam paper leak ahead of retest
India banned Telegram days before the NEET retest, citing cheating concerns; Telegram CEO called the ban a mistake affecting 150 million users.
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6.3-Magnitude Earthquake in Qinghai Province Kills One, Injures Four
A 6.3-magnitude earthquake in Qinghai’s Haixi prefecture on June 16 killed one person and injured four others.
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Rescuers find survivors and continue search after devastating Nepal floods kill over 1,380
Rescue teams pulled four people alive from flood wreckage and tunnels 10 days after Nepal’s deadly August 26 glacial collapse.
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Five EU countries to set up migrant return hubs outside EU by end of 2027
Germany, Austria, Greece, Denmark, and the Netherlands plan return centers in non-EU countries for rejected asylum seekers by 2027.
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Indian Captain Ajay Pant Charged After Seizure of Russian Oil Tanker in Channel
Ajay Pant, Indian captain of Russian oil tanker MV Smyrtos, was charged with breaching sanctions after the vessel’s seizure in June 2026.
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US Judge to Rule on Halkbank Settlement in Iran Sanctions Case
US Judge Richard Berman is set to rule on a settlement that could end charges against Turkey's Halkbank in a sanctions evasion case.
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Peru's presidential election remains extremely close with Fujimori narrowly leading
Conservative Keiko Fujimori leads leftist Roberto Sanchez by about 18,300 votes in Peru's tight presidential race.
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Mudslide in Jiangxi kills 1, leaves 11 missing after Typhoon Saudel rains
A mudslide triggered by Typhoon Saudel early today killed one and left 11 missing in Jiangxi Province, China.
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China's PLA Daily Warns of Accelerating Space Militarization Citing SpaceX-US Space Force Ties
China's PLA Daily warned of rising military use of low-earth orbit satellites, citing SpaceX's expanding cooperation with the US Space Force.
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US negotiates plutonium conversion to nuclear fuel amid safety and cost concerns
The US government is negotiating with five companies to convert 19.7 metric tons of Cold War plutonium into reactor fuel to boost nuclear power output by 2050.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping to visit US on September 24 with large business delegation
Chinese President Xi Jinping will visit the US on September 24 with a large business delegation and attend a state dinner hosted by President Trump.
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Russian drone hits Ukrainian Security Service HQ in Kyiv, injuring up to 12
On September 4, 2026, a Russian drone struck the Ukrainian Security Service headquarters in Kyiv, targeting the acting director's office and injuring 5 to 12 people.
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Xi Jinping shifts pressure on Taiwan from military provocations to diplomatic isolation
Chinese President Xi Jinping has reduced military actions and increased diplomatic efforts to isolate Taiwan in 2026.
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Ukraine strikes Russian oil depot in Yaroslavl and Azot chemical plant in Tula
Ukrainian forces conducted night drone and airstrikes June 13–14 against oil and military sites deep inside Russia.
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Philippine court issues arrest warrant for VP Sara Duterte over grave threats
A Philippine trial court issued an arrest warrant for Vice President Sara Duterte for grave threats against President Marcos and others.