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Is Germany’s weak economy boosting the right-wing AfD?Politics

State elections are due in eastern Germany on September 6, amid a tense economic situation. The question is whether this could help the right-wing AfD win its first state premiership.

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DEVELOPING: Rescuers race to find survivors in NepalWorld

Rescuers are searching for survivors in Nepal after a glacier collapse triggered massive flooding. The emergency response is focused on rescue operations and efforts to aid those affected.

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Local Escapes: Why Oro-Medonte is one of Ontario’s best outdoor destinationsCulture

Oro-Medonte, about 90 minutes from Toronto, offers winding trails, lush forests and local businesses. The segment features glamping in a geodesic dome at Glen Oro Farm, an equestrian outing, stops at Braestone Club and Woodfolk Cider, and a visit to Treetop Trekking.

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Minister Champagne and India’s counterpart discuss shared economic interests | LIVEPolitics

Canada’s Minister of National Revenue François-Philippe Champagne and India’s Minister of Corporate Affairs Nirmala Sitharaman are set to discuss advancing shared economic interests on Thursday at an event hosted by the Canadian Club Toronto. Ottawa has pursued closer ties with India amid U.S. President Donald Trump’s trade war.

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Looking back at Dolly Parton’s signature styleCulture

Dolly Parton was known for her distinctive style and is remembered by many as a fashion trailblazer, despite the pushback she faced early in her career. Adriana Diaz examines Parton’s influence on fashion.

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Hundreds Missing After Deadly Nepal-China Border FloodWorld

A violent flash flood along the Nepal-China border has left hundreds of people missing, including tourists from India, the United States, the United Kingdom and elsewhere.

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What Big Tech wants out of the trade war | Front BurnerPolitics

A dispute over streaming disrupted trade talks last week. The central question is whether the fight reflects Canada’s efforts to protect its culture or the United States’ efforts to shield its technology companies.

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Rescue Efforts Continue After Deadly Nepal FloodWorld

Rescue operations continue after a landslide-triggered flash flood sent mud and water through Himalayan river valleys along the China-Nepal border. More than 150 people have been confirmed dead, while hundreds remain missing.

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Ghana bans exports of unrefined goldEconomy

Ghana has announced a ban on exporting unrefined gold. Africa’s leading gold producer says it wants to move beyond being a supplier of raw minerals and capture more economic value from its gold resources.

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Nepal floods: US$1.24 million mobilised, but IFRC says more may be neededWorld

The International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies has released nearly US$1.24 million to the Nepal Red Cross Society for relief after devastating floods. It warned that additional resources could be required as the disaster’s full scale emerges, with communities coping with losses of homes, roads and bridges.

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Trump’s Iran gamble: Will it backfire?Politics

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has announced Operation Economic Outcast, a sanctions programme he says will go further than previous efforts by targeting Iran and countries that help it, including China. It is the Trump administration’s latest attempt to end the war, raising questions about whether the strategy will work.

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Tunisia mourns migrants who died in small-boat tragedyWorld

Residents of a remote Tunisian city near the Libyan border attended funerals for eight local young people who died in the Mediterranean. Their deaths followed the capsizing of a small boat carrying 15 people near Tunisia’s coast late last week.

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Alleged South African underworld kingpin wraps up commission testimonySociety

Alleged underworld kingpin Vusimusi “Cat” Matlala concluded his testimony on Wednesday before South Africa’s high-profile Madlanga Commission. The inquiry is examining allegations including claims that a suspended deputy police chief accepted kickbacks from criminals.

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Norway holds its breath as King Harald’s health deterioratesWorld

Norway’s royal court said King Harald was in a “very serious” condition in hospital on Thursday, as relatives gathered at his bedside. Hundreds of people waited outside the Royal Palace in central Oslo, many leaving flowers while awaiting news about the 89-year-old king.

FFrance 24 English
Why does the Meta lawsuit settlement matter?Society

Meta’s multibillion-dollar settlement with 47 states over social media addiction could bring major changes to social media rules, particularly those affecting children.

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Aleppo’s ancient markets revive as reconstruction passes halfway pointCulture

Aleppo’s historic souqs are being rebuilt more than a decade after fighting that began in 2012 reduced them to ruins. With support from the Aga Khan Development Network, restoration teams are rebuilding the vaulted stone passages of the UNESCO-listed Old City and helping returning shopkeepers restore their livelihoods.

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Documents contradict RFK Jr.’s Senate testimony that Samoa trip had ‘nothing to do with vaccines’Politics

Documents obtained by The Associated Press and The Guardian contradict statements Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. made at two 2025 congressional hearings. He told senators his 2019 Samoa trip before a deadly measles outbreak had “nothing to do with vaccines,” but a letter shows he wanted his team to examine what happened with the MMR vaccine there.

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Italy plans fines for pedestrians crossing roads while looking at phonesSociety

Italy’s government has drafted a traffic-code update that would fine pedestrians caught watching their screens while crossing roads. The measure is expected to be approved by mid-October, following court rulings that have held careless pedestrians responsible for accidents.

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Qatari PM in Tehran for talks on de-escalation and Strait of HormuzWorld

Qatar’s prime minister is meeting Iranian officials in Tehran in an effort to revive peace talks between Iran and the United States. Doha says the future of the Strait of Hormuz will be a central issue in the discussions.

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Alberta Premier Smith calls Canada-US trade war 'unjustified'Politics

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says the trade war between Canada and the United States is “unjustified and wholly unnecessary.” She praised Ottawa’s $7.5-billion support package for tariff-hit businesses but stopped short of defending Prime Minister Mark Carney’s counter-tariff decision, which some Conservatives support.

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