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Parties in Saxony-Anhalt are concluding their election campaigns today before the state election on Sunday. Twelve demonstrations have been registered in Magdeburg, including a "Democracy Festival."
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The US Supreme Court ruled that political parties, not just candidates, are entitled to discounted television advertising. This decision overturned a lower court ruling in favor of the Republicans.
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Five EU states are planning to establish deportation centers outside the EU by 2027. These centers will offer rejected asylum seekers new opportunities in partner countries and will be fully financed by the EU states.
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France's Minister for European Affairs, Benjamin Haddad, is confident voters will reject extremism in the presidential election. While polls show Marine Le Pen leading the first round, Haddad points to past elections where French citizens voted against extreme candidates.
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Russian women are using birth tourism to secure a second citizenship for their children born abroad. Following an influx of approximately 10,500 pregnant Russian women in 2022, Argentina tightened its immigration rules, leading to an increase in birth tourism to Brazil.
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In Thuringia, The Left is supporting a CDU-led minority government to prevent an AfD government. The Sahra Wagenknecht Alliance (BSW) is fragmenting, with its representatives in Thuringia leaving the party to continue their support for the government. This scenario could be repeated in Saxony-Anhalt.
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A musician sang of an "Intifada like the PFLP," an organization linked to suicide bombings with explosives and nails, and hijackings. The PFLP was also involved in the October 7, 2023 attacks.
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A Russian drone struck the headquarters of the Ukrainian Security Service (SBU) in Kyiv, injuring at least five people. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy ordered a response to the attack.
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The Saxony-Anhalt state election could cause a political earthquake with the AfD potentially securing over 40 percent of the vote. This could break the taboo of a far-right party in a state government and intensify debates on migration, climate policy, and Ukraine, complicating the EU's dealings with Germany.
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