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aljazeera.com

• Serbian troops on heightened alert at Kosovo border
• Sabina Nessa’s murder and the grievability of women’s lives
• Should digital currencies be regulated?
• Magnitude 5.7 earthquake hits south of Philippines capital
• Italy rules out recognising a Taliban government in Afghanistan
• Heavy rains as Cyclone Gulab makes landfall in India
• Polls close in Germany’s unpredictable election
• Hamilton wins 100th Formula One race with victory in Russian GP
• Sea Level Rise: Can we stop it?
• Women win majority of seats in Iceland’s election
• Palestinian MP Khalida Jarrar released from Israeli prison
• Sudan thwarts Ethiopian incursion amid protests in east

bbc.co.uk

• Iceland misses out on Europe's first female-majority parliament after recount
• Amtrak train derails in Montana, killing three and injuring dozens
• Afghanistan: Taliban ban Helmand barbers from trimming beards
• Switzerland same-sex marriage: Two-thirds of voters back yes
• Sudan: Ethiopian troops 'repelled' after al-Fashaga advance
• Five Palestinians killed in Israeli West Bank raid against militants
• Global Citizen Live: Ed Sheeran, Lizzo and Billie Eilish feature in 24-hour concert
• Rwanda genocide 'kingpin' Théoneste Bagosora dies in prison
• Canary Islands: Airport closed as volcano intensifies
• Afghanistan: Taliban hang bodies as warning in city of Herat
• Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou freed by Canada arrives home in China
• Nuclear weapons: Explained in numbers

bloomberg.com

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• Hyundai Scion Chung Turns to LBO Market for Green Impact Fund
• Troubled Thai State Railway Targets $18 Billion in Land Projects
• Netflix's Biggest Deal Ever: A New Spin on the Same Strategy
• This Is What the Pandemic Did to the U.S. Rail System (Podcast)
• Germany on Course for Three-Way Coalition, Led by Scholz
• 'Shang-Chi' Becomes Biggest Domestic Box Office Hit in Covid Era
• Apple's Modest iPhone 13 Update Sets the Stage for Bigger iPhone 14 Changes Next Year
• Sleep First for Freed Kovrig as Canada Ponders Future With China
• The Latest: Pfizer Close to Big Step Toward Kids' Vaccine

businessinsider.com

• The US government requests - and is granted - the most user data from tech companies compared to countries like the UK, France, and Japan: report
• Sen. Cory Booker pledges 'to push for as big and bold as we can' with Democratic-led infrastructure bill
• Donald Trump could be charged with multiple crimes over his attempts to overturn his loss in the state of Georgia, report says
• Texas Gov. Greg Abbott says he'll hire Border Patrol agents who are 'at risk' of losing their positions under Biden administration
• New York won't extend unemployment benefits to healthcare workers fired over COVID-19 vaccine mandate
• Pfizer CEO predicts 'we will able to come back to normal life' within a year even with new variants of the coronavirus
• Former Education secretary Betsy DeVos says the GOP movement is not 'dependent on any one person,' without naming Trump
• California burger joint bans under-18s from dining without parents, saying young people threw fries at staff and stuck candy to the ceiling
• Netflix true-crime documentary dives into cryptic death of crypto millionaire Gerald Cotten
• The US and 23 other countries enacted laws to try and control content on the internet, study finds
• Elon Musk says Tesla is glad to see new data-security laws after several Beijing-led regulatory crackdowns on Big Tech
• A swarm of bees killed dozens of endangered African penguins by targeting their eyes

cnn.com

• Exit polls show tight race to replace Merkel as voting ends in German election
• See inside SPD headquarters after exit poll
• Freed from Canada, Huawei executive hailed as hero upon return to China
• Fareed Zakaria: 'The complexity of the China challenge'
• 'Significant development' in Sabina Nessa murder investigation
• What we know about Gabby Petito's final days
• See what's happening to Afghan refugees arriving in the UK
• UK makes biggest post-Brexit U-turn
• Russian jets escort US bomber after it reportedly approached Russian airspace
• Iceland elects Europe's first women-majority parliament
• US makes Ryder Cup history with dominant victory
• Must-watch videos of the week

emm.newsbrief.eu

• Investigators probe deadly Amtrak derailment in Montana
• Merkel’s bloc eyes worst result since 1949 but hopes to lead coalition still
• UK gas stations run dry as trucker shortage sparks hoarding
• San Marino voters overwhelmingly back legal abortion
• Utah defensive back Aaron Lowe fatally shot at party
• Friends, family flock to Long Island to mourn Gabby Petito
• Nancy Pelosi Says Vote May Be Delayed On $1 Trillion Infrastructure Bill
• How politicians reacted after exit polls from Germany’s election
• The Latest: CDU member says Merkel's shoes too big to fill
• Gunmen release 10 more Nigerian students after fresh ransom
• Rory McIlroy inconsolable despite singles win as USA humiliate Europe at Ryder Cup
• NC State enters AP poll at No. 23, UNC out

euronews.com

• San Marino voters overwhelmingly back legal abortion
• German election: Live updates as voters choose a new Bundestag
• Sabina Nessa: London police arrest man on suspicion of murder in 'significant' development
• German election: Chancellor candidate Laschet commits blunder at the ballot box
• Iceland's coalition government set to retain power after election
• Dominant Usyk ends Joshua's 2nd reign as heavyweight champ
• Kosovo government offices set on fire over license plates row with Serbia
• German election: CDU and SPD neck and neck as polls close
• Ryder Cup 2021: United States poised for victory over Europe with 11-5 lead
• Activists in San Marino fight fierce campaigns over historic abortion vote
• German election: Watch our special debate show on the key issues ahead of Sunday's vote
• From healthcare to the environment: Here's what voters want from Germany's next government

globalvoices.org

• ‘New schemes of deception': Russian election observers report on the voting
• Quirky Japanese promo campaign launches new brand of rice, just in time for harvest season
• Reviving the Cree and Ojibwe languages of Manitoba with TikTok
• China in Ethiopia: Between a savior and an exploiter?
• Turkey’s Uyghur dilemma in the context of China’s Belt and Road Initiative
• Syrian migrants fall victims to “human trafficking mafia” in Libyan prisons
• In Turkey, environmentalists struggle to preserve the city's remaining green spaces
• Life during the pandemic: An interview with former refugee, exiled cartoonist Eaten Fish
• An investment in Bosnia and Herzegovina’s future: Compensating survivors of wartime sexual violence
• Shooting in Kazakhstan leaves five dead after financial dispute over real estate
• Behind Chinese Wikipedia user ban: threats, verbal attacks and election canvassing
• Belarusian authorities rule to liquidate domestic violence shelter

icij.org

• Keeping an ‘eye on the prize’ despite ongoing intimidation over FinCEN Files story
• As reforms sparked by FinCEN Files roll out a year on, key source is behind bars
• What it takes to make sure millions of secret files are kept safe, secure and searchable
• ICIJ welcomes new chief development officer
• What it takes to train hundreds of the best investigative reporters in the world 
• German state-owned bank fined for Angolan loan exposed in Luanda Leaks
• Data, documents, dictatorship and democracy — the evolution of news in Chile
• 13 outstanding investigative reporters join ICIJ’s global network
• Investigating what our supporters think of our investigations
• Russia brands IStories a ‘foreign agent’ in independent media crackdown

independent.co.uk

• Ryder Cup 2021: USA complete record-breaking victory over Europe
• Ryder Cup 2021 LIVE: Latest scores and updates from USA vs Europe singles matches
• Being James Bond review: Charts Daniel Craig’s journey from ‘James Bland’ to his emotional departure
• Officials investigate fire at Susan B. Anthony home, museum
• Fuel crisis UK – live: Panic buying leaves third of BP garages empty as ministers suspend competition law
• Foxy’s Fearless 48 Hours review: Rob Delaney jumps off a 150ft viaduct in this strangely moving daredevil show
• Vigil recap, episode 6: Russian sharks, sacrifices and an explosive finale
• Olivia Jade’s Dancing With The Stars debut was a spectacular misstep
• Justin Tucker makes NFL history with record field goal for Baltimore Ravens
• Graham Potter talks up Patrick Vieira ahead of Brighton’s game with Palace
• Arsenal vs Tottenham result: Young Gunners tear Spurs apart in one-sided north London derby
• Ronald Koeman boost as Barcelona see off Levante at Nou Camp

middleeasteye.net

• Iran 'always welcomed' dialogue with Saudi Arabia, foreign ministry says
• Saudi activist Loujain al-Hathloul awarded top European human rights prize
• Arabic press review: Palestinian Authority mulls cancelling elections
• Palestinians attacked in Jaffa after uproar over Israeli plans to seize properties
• Egypt TV series sparks anger over 'rewriting' of 2013 Rabaa massacre
• Covid-19 in Turkey: Where did it go wrong?
• Turkey: Four ways citizens are trying to survive the financial crisis
• European Super League: Turkish football union condemns launch
• Egypt: Islamic State-linked group claims Sinai execution of Copt, two others
• Iraq: Five wounded in rocket attack on base hosting Americans
• Israel and Greece sign record defence deal
• Tunisian president draws security powers into dispute with PM

nytimes.com

• A Journey Through Merkel’s Germany: Affluent, Anxious and Almost Normal
• Razor-Thin Lead for Social Democrats in German Elections
• What You Need to Know About Germany’s National Election
• I Had a Chance to Travel Anywhere. Why Did I Pick Spokane?
• Covid Rapid Test Prices: How a Law Allows Labs to Charge Any Price
• For Schumer and Pelosi, the Challenge of a Career With No Margin for Error
• With Abortion Largely Banned in Texas, an Oklahoma Clinic Is Inundated
• How China Plans to Avert an Evergrande Financial Crisis
• New Limits Give Chinese E-Gamers Whiplash
• Why Evergrande's Debt Problems Threaten China
• The Marines Reluctantly Let a Sikh Officer Wear a Turban. He Says It’s Not Enough.
• Biden’s Covid Booster Program Is Questionable

occrp.org

• Ownership of Chemicals that Exploded at Beirut Port Traces Back to Ukraine
• Russian Foreign Minister Has a Longtime Female Companion With Over $13 Million in Unexplained Assets
• How a Russian Mobile App Developer Recruited Phones into a Secret Ad-Watching Robot Army
• Why Russian Journalists Are Being Branded ‘Foreign Agents’ — And Why It Matters
• Contract Tobacco Farmers in Zimbabwe Say They Are ‘Drowning in Debt’
• Catalan Separatists Tailored Public Messaging to Avoid Antagonizing Russia: ‘You Have to Avoid Navalny For Sure’
• OCCRP Live Event: Journalists Reveal How They Tracked the Offshore Wealth of Lebanon’s Central Bank Governor Riad Salame
• Canadian Giant Brookfield’s Brazilian Projects Investigated for Environmental Violations
• OCCRP Expands Geographic Reach By Hiring Kevin G. Hall as First North America Editor
• Destroying Colombia’s Rainforest In Pursuit of Gold

politico.eu

• To the next German chancellor: Don’t sacrifice Europe
• German parties wrestle for Merkel’s crown after knife-edge election
• Turkish president defiant about turning to Russia for defense needs
• Swiss voters set to back same-sex marriage
• Iceland’s ruling coalition boosts majority in election
• UK to issue short-term visas to help ease trucker, food industry shortages
• Live blog: German election too close to call, exit polls show
• Achtung! The über-Bundestag is coming
• Merkel says Germany’s ‘future’ at stake as she warns of swing to the left
• PUNCHY HED HERE

rferl.org

• Serbian Jets Fly Near Kosovo Border As Top U.S. Balkan Official Heads To Europe For Talks
• Ukrainian Boxer Usyk Wins World Heavyweight Title
• Kremlin Says It Will Respond To Any New U.S. Sanctions As Congress Debates Draft Bills
• Executive Of Russian Gas Company Arrested In U.S. Says He Will 'Vigorously' Fight Charges
• Turkey's Erdogan Signals Willingness To Buy More Russian Missiles
• Russia Calls For Mutual Recognition Of COVID Vaccines
• Lavrov Says Mali Asked Private Russian Military Firm For Help
• Romanian PM Wins Party Leadership Amid Political Stalemate
• Russian Communists Protest Online Vote Results As Putin Declares State Duma Elections 'Free And Fair'
• Kosovo Police Say Interior Ministry Offices Attacked In Volatile North
• Migrant Rights Defender Detained At Moscow Airport Amid Concerns She Could Be Deported To Uzbekistan
• Russian Court Sentences Five Jehovah's Witnesses To Prison

sciencemag.org

spiegel.de

• German Officials Fear Increase in Pandemic-Fueled Radicalism in Wake of Murder
• Former Australian PM Kevin Rudd: "A Cold War with China Is Probable and Not Just Possible"
• An Opportunity Lost: How Germany's Green Party Went from Top to Flop
• Interview with Merkel’s Former Foreign Policy Adviser: “I Have Eliminated the ‘West’ from My Vocabulary”
• Blueberries for Europe: Portugal Mortgages Its Future for Present-Day Agricultural Profits
• Afghanistan: Many of Germany's Local Hires Are Still Waiting To Be Rescued
• Controversial Eurozone Accession: Concerns Rise as Bulgaria Prepares to Join the Euro
• Should the Woolly Mammoth Be Brought Back To Life?
• The Laschet Disaster: The Slow-Motion Collapse of Merkel's CDU
• Winter Worries: The Changing Virus
• Operation White Milk: How Austrian Intelligence Hid a Suspected Syrian War Criminal from the Law
• Egypt Picks Europe Over China: High-Speed Rail To Connect Red Sea and Mediterranean

theguardian.com

• Germany election: SPD in wafer-thin lead as results come in
• Iceland no longer has more female than male MPs after recount
• Haiti deportations justified because of Covid, Biden homeland secretary says
• Swiss vote overwhelmingly for same-sex marriage in referendum
• Crews gain upper hand on Fawn fire that displaced thousands in north California
• San Marino referendum ends with 77% voting to end abortion ban
• UK far right promoting sexual violence against women, report finds
• Spice Girl among stars to begin phone-hacking claims against Murdoch empire
• Gabby Petito: mourners gather in Long Island as search for fiance goes on
• Nancy Pelosi: Democrats will pass $1tn infrastructure deal this week
• Homecoming show hails artistry and endurance of Sarajevo Haggadah
• Unsung hero: how ‘Mr Radio Philips’ helped thousands flee the Nazis

thelocal.com

• Scrum for German chancellery as SPD takes lead in post-Merkel election
• LIVE: Social Democrats extend lead in German election as CDU suffers historic losses
• Germany on tenterhooks as polls show close election result
• Election 2021: What a CDU-led coalition could mean for foreigners in Germany
• ANALYSIS: Greens face dashed hopes - and new leverage in German vote aftermath
• Election 2021: What an SPD-led coalition could mean for foreigners in Germany
• Berlin hit by ballot shortages and long queues amid marathon chaos
• Iceland is now the first European nation to have a female-majority government. How do other countries compare?
• UPDATE: Swiss voters say big 'yes' to same-sex marriage
• Gaffe-prone Merkel party candidate in ballot blunder
• EXPLAINED: Why Germany's post-election forecast may not reflect the final result
• Olaf Scholz: the Social Democrat channelling Merkel in succession bid

wired.com

• Vizio’s M-Series TV Is Affordable and Mantle-Worthy
• In Russia, Apple and Google Staff Get Muscled Up By the State
• The Complex Truth About ‘Junk DNA’
• Our Favorite Smart Pens for Writing Digital Notes
• How to Go Passwordless on Your Microsoft Account
• Drones May Help Replant Forests—If Enough Seeds Take Root
• Even the CIA and NSA Use Ad Blockers to Stay Safe Online
• Hiking 101: Everything You Need to Head for the Hills
• Valley Fever Is Spreading Through a Hotter, Drier Western US
• Content Creators are Recreating Homelessness in The Sims
• The 17 Best Weekend Deals on Phones, Face Masks, and Keyboards
• 10 Awesome Management Games for Armchair Tycoons