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The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) states that forest and bush fires increase exposure to toxic fine dust and ground-level ozone, causing health damage even far from the fire sites. The number of fires with heavy smoke has tripled globally since the 1990s.
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An election victory by the AfD has triggered international reactions. Christian Feld of ARD Brussels reports on the waves this success is creating outside of Germany.
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The Berlin House of Representatives election on September 20 could lead to a close race between the CDU and the Left Party. The SPD is expected to perform worse, weakening its negotiating position. A coalition with the Left Party is complicated by debates on antisemitism and expropriations.
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Young voters in Saxony-Anhalt predominantly voted for the CDU in the state election. The party received the most votes from this age group.
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International media view the AfD's electoral success in Saxony-Anhalt as a consequence of federal politics and Chancellor Friedrich Merz's unpopularity. Negative impacts for Europe are also feared.
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The CDU in Saxony-Anhalt faces a decision on future coalitions following the election. The question is whether the party will continue to cooperate with The Left.
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Argentine President Javier Milei is using the Falkland Islands as a nationalist campaign theme to improve his poor poll numbers. He declared the Malvinas to be Argentine to unite the population behind him.
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International politicians expressed concern over the AfD's success in the Saxony-Anhalt election. French Finance Minister Lescure called the result a "very, very disturbing signal" amid a global populist wave. Polish Foreign Minister Sikorski and Italian Lega leader Salvini also congratulated the AfD.
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Heatwaves and wildfires are worsening air pollution from fine dust and ground-level ozone, threatening human health and ecosystems. The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) warns that wildfire smoke could underestimate mortality from PM2.5 particles by up to 93 percent, and extreme events have tripled.
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