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Berlin Briefing: Why Saxony-Anhalt Matters for GermanyPolitics

The AfD secured a record 44% in Saxony-Anhalt, prompting questions over whether the result was a regional protest vote or evidence of a wider shift in German politics. The podcast examines the implications for Chancellor Friedrich Merz, the AfD, Germany’s political future and Russia.

DDW News
Trump hosts 9/11 first responders and victims’ families at the White HousePolitics

President Trump welcomed first responders and families of victims of the 9/11 terrorist attacks to a “Steel Across America” event at the White House. Garrett Haake reports on Trump’s remarks and the piece of the World Trade Center displayed during them.

NNBC News
Authorities identify five victims in deadly Miami cargo-plane crashSociety3:39

Five employees of an airline cleaning company died when an Amazon-branded cargo plane ran off the runway at Miami International Airport and hit the company’s van and a passenger SUV. The Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office identified the victims as Rolando Aleman, Yoel Rodriguez Naranjo, Julio C. Pineda, Carlos Acosta Fajardo and Javierkys Reyes Quevedo.

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Canada Tariffs Escalate Trade Spat as Markets Brace for Inflation TestEconomy

The US-Canada trade fight is intensifying as markets confront a crucial inflation report, with Middle East tensions adding to pressure after a period of summer calm. The program also covers Apple’s move into the John Ternus era and a foldable iPhone, NASCAR’s momentum, and Qualcomm’s chip deal with Amazon.

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Saudi Arabia vows response after Houthi attacks on cities and energy facilitiesWorld

Saudi authorities say Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthi movement used dozens of drones and missiles to strike energy facilities and other civilian infrastructure, injuring 73 people. The attacks hit four south-western cities, sparked fires at oil installations and temporarily halted operations. The Houthis said they were retaliating for recent Saudi strikes in north-western areas of Yemen.

BBBC News
DEVELOPING: Iranian airlines hit with new US sanctionsWorld

The White House has imposed new sanctions on Iranian airlines in the latest economic move tied to Iran. FOX Business reporter Edward Lawrence covered the development, while Rep. James Comer discussed the conflict and Democrats’ anti-ICE push ahead of the midterms.

FFox News
“Feels like betrayal”: Community reacts as Vancouver police officer Kal Desanjh faces theft and fraud chargesSociety

Community members are reacting to serious charges against Vancouver police officer Kal Desanjh, including fraud, theft over $5,000 and breach of trust. He is accused of defrauding investors in three development projects and stealing from KidsPlay. The Vancouver Police Department says the allegations, spanning December 2017 to July 2025, involve at least $3 million in losses.

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Trade falls apart when one partner acts like a ‘toxic friend,’ economist saysEconomy6:22

Justin Wolfers, a University of Michigan professor of public policy and economics, says U.S. tariffs and Canadian counter-tariffs are reducing cooperation between the two economies and hurting both. Canada must decide whether an agreement can be trusted when “any American concessions last until the president changes his mind.”

CCBC News
How do Americans along the border see Canada now?Politics

As the Canada-U.S. trade war intensifies, The House visits Sackets Harbor and Ogdensburg, N.Y., to hear how local leaders, businesses and voters view Canada, the Trump administration’s rhetoric and the possible impact of the escalating conflict on the two countries’ relationship. The program also examines what Mark Carney’s Liberals winning three byelections could mean for the Liberals and Conservatives.

CCBC News
‘Giving people control’: Australia plans new social media rulesPolitics

Australia has proposed allowing social media users to choose the content shown in their feeds, the latest step in the government’s drive to improve online safety after introducing the world’s first social media ban for children.

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Dacia shifts EV Spring production to Europe from ChinaEconomy

Renault’s low-cost brand Dacia will produce a larger new version of its Spring electric vehicle in Europe rather than import it from China. The move is intended to avoid EU tariffs and make the model eligible for French subsidies for low-income buyers.

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Philippine flood-control scandal: President’s cousin faces corruption chargesPolitics

Severe monsoon flooding has affected millions of people in the Philippines and fueled anger at government leaders. A senior politician has been arrested and accused of misusing funds for flood-control projects, as communities cope with widespread flooding and scrutiny of public spending.

AAl Jazeera English
US midterm elections tend to be referendums on the president’s unpopularityPolitics

Georgetown government professor Michelle Swers describes the New Hampshire primary as both a major Senate contest and an unusually strong signal of the national political climate before November. Democrats face a difficult Senate map, while the broader midterm environment could become a referendum on President Donald Trump’s performance.

FFrance 24 English
They grew up as South Koreans — then found out they may not be citizensSociety

Families with ties to more than one country are learning that their children may have unknowingly lost South Korean nationality after acquiring a second citizenship. Some say they were ordered to leave South Korea and repay benefits despite being told they could keep both nationalities. The Justice Ministry is seeking changes to the little-known dual-nationality rule.

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