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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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German industrial production falls 1.1% in July, largest drop since last year
German industrial production dropped 1.1% in July 2026 amid a sharp 9.2% fall in automotive output and energy gains.
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NBA fines LA Clippers $30M, strips 5 draft picks for salary cap violations involving Kawhi Leonard
The NBA fined the LA Clippers $30 million, took five future first-round picks, and suspended top executives over Kawhi Leonard salary cap circumvention.
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Declares AGI Arrival with OpenAI's Astra Launch, Announces 400,000 GPU Deployment
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang hailed OpenAI's Astra as the arrival of AGI and announced deploying 400,000 more GPUs to expand AI computing power.
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Rival driver rescues Ollie Millroy from burning car in Shanghai China GT race crash
Dutch driver Loek Hartog rescued British racer Ollie Millroy from a burning Ferrari after a crash during the China GT race in Shanghai on September 5, 2026.
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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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Japan's August foreign reserves drop $79.6 billion after record yen intervention
Japan's foreign reserves fell by a record $79.6 billion in August following the largest month of yen-buying currency intervention on record.
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Carlos Alcaraz beats Tommy Paul to reach US Open quarterfinals
Carlos Alcaraz defeated Tommy Paul in straight sets 6-4, 6-3, 6-4 to reach the US Open quarterfinals.
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China beats Czech Republic 74-70 in overtime to revive Women's Basketball World Cup hopes
China edged the Czech Republic 74-70 in overtime on September 6 at the FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup.
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Trump expresses understanding of Canada’s capped low-tariff imports of Chinese electric vehicles
At the June 2026 G7 summit, Donald Trump acknowledged and discussed Canada’s capped imports of Chinese EVs with Prime Minister Mark Carney.
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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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Turkish Broadcaster Drops Commentator for Confusing Iran and New Zealand in World Cup Match
Turkish state broadcaster TRT removed commentator Murat Ekrem Çimen after he mixed up Iran and New Zealand during a World Cup group match.
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China Proposes Draft Rules to Curb Unfair Subsidies in Food Delivery Sector
China’s State Administration for Market Regulation unveiled draft rules to limit subsidy campaigns harming competition in food delivery services.
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CPP Investments to Commit Up to C$1 Billion to Indian Data Center Operator CtrlS
Canada Pension Plan Investment Board will invest C$1 billion in CtrlS to acquire stake and form joint venture for data center expansion in India.
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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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China injects $54 billion into state banks and insurers to support economy
China’s Ministry of Finance is injecting about $54 billion into major state-owned banks and insurers to boost capital and economic growth.
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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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Gauff, Osaka, Zheng, and Alcaraz Advance to US Open Round of 16
Coco Gauff, Naomi Osaka, Zheng Qinwen, and Carlos Alcaraz won third round matches at the 2026 US Open to reach the round of 16.
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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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The Blood of Dawnwalker sells 1 million copies worldwide within 48 hours of launch
Rebel Wolves’ The Blood of Dawnwalker sold over 1 million copies globally within 48 hours of its September 3 release.
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang calls for new social norms to adapt to AI use
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang urged society to develop new social norms for AI and encouraged widespread AI engagement to bridge the tech divide.