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Houthi attacks show Iran’s proxies could be a ‘wild card’, analyst saysWorld

Iran says it has given the US conditions for negotiating an end to the war, including ending fighting on every front, releasing more than $100bn in frozen funds, lifting the naval blockade on its ports and stopping US interference in its domestic affairs. The Houthis have meanwhile launched a ballistic missile at Riyadh for the first time in the latest escalation, prompting questions about their role in the US-Iran war.

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Live: Air traffic control technical issue disrupts flights across UKOther

A technical problem affecting air traffic control is disrupting flights in Scotland, Northern Ireland and northern England. National Air Traffic Services says engineers are working on the issue at the Prestwick Centre. Airports south of Manchester are broadly unaffected, but northbound flights and departures from Scottish airports are facing delays.

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Levin: Don’t listen to the ‘DOOM-SAYERS’Tech

Fox News host Mark Levin highlights what he calls the transformative benefits of artificial intelligence for healthcare and drug discovery, while warning against excessive congressional regulation.

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Merz vows to press ahead with reforms after historic state election defeatPolitics

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz says he intends to remain in office after his party suffered losses in two state elections on Sunday. He also reaffirmed the government’s plans for potentially painful reforms in Europe’s largest economy.

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Protests erupt in Austin after ICE officer shoots manWorld

Protests have erupted in Austin, Texas, after an Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer shot and wounded a man during a traffic stop. The man is in serious but stable condition in hospital, while anti-ICE demonstrators quickly gathered at the scene. Austin’s police chief said local officers were not involved.

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Colombia battles massive wildfireWorld

Colombia’s disaster risk agency says a forest fire in the country’s centre is partly under control. About 250 firefighters, assisted by volunteers, have been fighting the blaze since Saturday, with roughly 200 hectares affected.

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Live: German Chancellor fights for political survivalPolitics

Pressure is mounting on German Chancellor Friedrich Merz after devastating CDU results in state elections in Berlin and Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. The program examines the election-night takeaways, the vote’s winners and losers, and what the results may mean for Merz and Germany’s political future.

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Deportation project: 72 journalists investigate US treatment of migrantsWorld

Through secretive agreements with countries in Africa and Latin America, the Trump administration has deported thousands of migrants to places they had never visited. Reporters documented 25,000 deportations, most involving transfers across the border to Mexico. Investigative journalist Sofía Álvarez Jurado describes how migrants are forced over the border and what happens after they arrive.

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Russia: Kremlin party dominates controlled voteWorld

Early results from Russia’s parliamentary election put the Kremlin-backed United Russia party ahead in a tightly controlled contest. The first wartime parliamentary ballot began Friday and ended Sunday, with about 111 million eligible voters. Moscow’s mayor said voting proceeded as planned despite Ukrainian drone attacks.

FFrance 24 English
Homegrown chocolatiers aim to win over India’s sweet-toothed consumersEconomy

Indian chocolate makers are experimenting with locally grown cocoa and flavours designed for domestic tastes as they pursue a larger share of the expanding premium market. With the festive season beginning, they hope to attract consumers who traditionally choose Indian sweets.

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Germany: CDU suffers a crushing defeat in regional electionsPolitics

Germany’s regional elections produced mixed results for the main parties. The far-right AfD won the largest vote share in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania but remains isolated after other parties ruled out coalition talks, leaving incumbent SPD premier Manuela Schwesig a realistic route to forming a government. In Berlin, the Left Party led and could potentially join the Greens and SPD, while the CDU performed poorly in both elections.

FFrance 24 English
US, China discuss AI dialogue mechanism and trade ahead of Trump-Xi summitTech

US and Chinese delegations held what they called successful and constructive talks in New York on artificial intelligence and trade. They discussed creating an AI dialogue mechanism and preparing to ease trade tensions before a truce expires in November, ahead of Xi Jinping’s visit to Washington. France and Canada are also seeking closer ties on critical minerals and energy.

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Sen. Mike Rounds: These people are ‘OFF-THE-WALL CRAZY’Politics6:47

South Dakota Republican Sen. Mike Rounds addresses whether artificial intelligence should face new rules, the AI rivalry between the United States and China, and socialists’ sway inside the Democratic Party on “Life, Liberty & Levin.”

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How did Yemen’s Houthis develop weapons to strike Saudi Arabia?World

The Houthis, who control much of northern Yemen, have built military capabilities far beyond their mountain strongholds since seizing state institutions in 2014. US intelligence links their arsenal of ballistic missiles, drones and hypersonic weapons to Iranian-origin technology, while Tehran denies supplying it. Recent gains near Bab al-Mandeb have strengthened the group’s grip on a vital shipping route.

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German Workers Protest After VW Slashes Profit OutlookEconomy

Tens of thousands of workers across Germany plan protests on Monday to demand protection for jobs and factories. Employees of Volkswagen, which sharply cut its profit outlook late Friday, along with workers from Mercedes-Benz, BMW, Audi, Porsche and major suppliers, will join demonstrations at more than 280 events nationwide.

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Four takeaways after Merz’s party is trounced in German state electionsPolitics

The AfD finished first in state elections in northeastern Germany, delivering what was described as a “disaster” for Chancellor Friedrich Merz. Merz vowed to continue with his reform agenda, while four key takeaways emerged from the result.

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Guterres enters final UN General Assembly with legacy shaped by a more divided worldWorld

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has called on world leaders to unite around peace, dignity, justice and humanity ahead of the annual General Assembly in New York. It will be his last assembly as UN chief before his second term ends in December, prompting renewed focus on the legacy of his decade leading the organisation.

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Live: AfD and SPD respond to election resultsPolitics

Following state elections in Berlin and Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, German political parties are responding. Leaders of the far-right AfD and center-left SPD are presenting their interpretations of election night and explaining what they plan to do next.

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