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Far-right AfD Scores Landslide In Eastern German Regional Election
Germanyâs far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) swept to a record victory in the eastern state of Saxony-Anhalt, more than doubling its vote and inflicting a bruising defeat on Chancellor Friedrich Merzâs conservatives.
The AfD won 43.8% of the vote, according to preliminary final results, its strongest performance in any German state election. The Christian Democratic Union fell to a historic low of 17.2%, down from 37.1% in 2021.
The AfD nevertheless fell a little short of the outright parliamentary majority it would need to govern alone, securing 39 seats in the 83-member Landtag.
| 2 |  Lavrov Shared Some Interesting Tidbits About Russian Policy In His Recent Interview
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrovâs recent interview with RBC was more than just the standard fare since he shared some interesting tidbits about his countryâs policies therein.Â
Read the material by Andrew Korybko for the most interesting tidbits that Lavrov shared about Russian foreign policy. | 5 |
| 3 | 'Europe Would Not Be Able To Sustain War Of Attrition With Russia'
"Security experts fear Putin may be winning hybrid war with the west amid rise of pro-Kremlin, far-right parties," The Guardian reports.
"Defence planners working with NATO fear that if war broke out with Russia, Europe could not currently sustain a prolonged war of attrition owing to a public lack of war readiness, a conference on the future of European military coordination heard this week," it says.
"The pessimism reflects concern that Russia may be winning a so-called hybrid war with Europe, weakening the options available to NATO war planners in the event of military conflict." | 23 |
| 4 | Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO): Last Hope For Peace?
Yes, the world would like to hope that there is still expectation for peace and that this hope for peace may emanate from this little heard-about in the West â the ten-member Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO), an association of countries, some of whom are also part of the BRICS â that are committed to follow the same politically peaceful policies. SCO is not a military organization nor is it an economic community.Â
The ten SCO member states now cover roughly a quarter of the worldâs landmass, account for more than 42% of its population, and generate over 23% of global GDP. About half of the worldâs inhabitants were represented in Bishkek. The leadersâ of China, Russia and India alone, simultaneous presence, embody the worldâs largest countries by area, the second-largest economic block, and with the latter two, China and India, the globeâs most populous nations.
Along with the SCOâs other members, they form a demographic, resource, industr | 24 |
| 5 | +1 Ukraine Talks In The Kremlin: 'Useful With No Signs Of Breakthrough'
Russian President Vladimir Putin held more than three hours of âhighly usefulâ talks on Sept 5 with two US envoys seeking a deal to end the Ukraine war, a Kremlin aide said, but he gave no indication of any breakthrough.
The aide, Yuri Ushakov, said Americans Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner "outlined a number of ideas regarding possible avenues for a settlement". Ushakov did not say what these ideas were.
Trump's envoys said that âsubstantive plansâ will be announced in âcoming weeksâ as they head to Kyiv for talks.
Read the full script here.
Meanwhile, political journalist Barak Ravid noted that "Gene Lange, the acting sanctions czar at the Treasury Department, joined Witkoff & Kushner on the trip," suggesting that "that U.S. sanctions against Russia were part of the discussions." | 24 |
| 6 | The Military-Political Confrontation Between The West And Russia Could Cause A State Of 'Cold Peace' On The European Continent
Numerous statements by European, not American, politicians about Europe's readiness for war with Russia by 2030 should be viewed as an attempt by the European authorities to keep their population in a state of fear of an allegedly "aggressive eastern neighbor" and justify an increase in military spending to re-equip their armed forces, transfer industry to a war footing, modernize the army, road and port infrastructure. Europe has plans to rearm.
The overwhelming majority of Western and domestic military experts proceed from the fact that the European political elites have a great desire to punish Russia, which they unsuccessfully tried to do with the hands of the Ukrainians.
But in reality they do not have even a hypothetical possibility, given their weak and mostly conventional potential, to attack a modern nuclear power and not receive a crushing rebuff.
However, the upcoming | 23 |
| 7 | +2 Radcliffe's Offer, Ukraine And NATO's Future
Mystery continues about the strange Ratcliffe visit to Moscow, flying there in a massive C-17 Globemaster, a military airlifter.
While the Globemaster has a specially designed secure roll off and roll on module for top officials, keeping them harnessed to Washington and the President, the choice of aircraft, instead of a much smaller VIP aircraft, helps us understand this was a highly sensitive but visible, urgent mission.
It isnât clear if Radcliffeâs mission has changed anything, but maybe it has set in motion a process that could result in helping to end the Ukraine conflict.
More â in the analysis by Stephen Bryen. | 26 |
| 8 | In-depth Analysis: How The War On Iran Gave Birth To The Mecca Pact
The Mecca Joint Defense Agreement was not created by the US-Israeli war on Iran alone, but the war transformed it from a diplomatic possibility into a strategic necessity.
Signed by Saudi Arabia, Turkiye and Pakistan on August 7, 2026, it declares that an armed attack on one member will be treated as an attack on all.
Its resemblance to NATOâs Article 5 is unmistakable. Yet its deeper significance is that it represents the clearest institutional response to collapsing confidence in an American-managed regional order.
More details â in the material by Daboul Koutaiba. | 24 |
| 9 | +1 The US Special Envoys Witkoff And Kushner Are Flying To Moscow With Trump's New Ukraine's Peace Plan
The media posted footage of the arrival of the motorcade at Moscow's Vnukovo airport, which will meet the special envoys.
Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner are expected to pay a visit to Kiev afterwards.
Meanwhile. The Washington Post reports that "a rare trip" of the CIA director John Ratcliffe to Moscow turned out a failure, as afterwards President Putin "pushes harder for military win." | 25 |
| 10 | In-depth Analysis: How The War On Iran Gave Birth To The Mecca Pact
The Mecca Joint Defense Agreement was not created by the US-Israeli war on Iran alone, but the war transformed it from a diplomatic possibility into a strategic necessity. Signed by Saudi Arabia, Turkiye and Pakistan on August 7, 2026, it declares that an armed attack on one member will be treated as an attack on all. Its resemblance to NATOâs Article 5 is unmistakable. Yet its deeper significance is that it represents the clearest institutional response to collapsing confidence in an American-managed regional order.
More details â in the material by Daboul Koutaiba. | 1 |
| 11 | The Vicious Circle Of Iran's War: Why Trump Resorts To 'Economic D-Day', Not To Military Means
Once again, the White House is facing a crisis of genre. Trump is repeating himself. Not long ago he promised to completely destroy Iranâs centuries-old civilization.
Now the master of the White House is threatening to launch against Iran âthe most destructive economic operation ever undertaken against any country.â
Iran, he says, failed to seize the opportunity to strike a deal, and therefore the US is resorting to these grand measures.
Iran, however, responds with irony.
Find out why in the analysis by Arina Yanganaeva. | 25 |
| 12 | BBC: 'Why Are European Countries Moving Their Gold Out Of North America?'
Following recent confirmations from The Netherlands and the UK on the removal their gold out of the US and Canada, the news outlet made a conclusion that "the move was clearly in response to the unstable and uncertain state the world finds itself in, with trade and military wars prompting countries to take precautions and hold their gold closer to home."
It also notes that "Earlier this year, France announced it had removed its gold reserves from the US to home shores. Meanwhile, Germany's Bundesbank transferred more than 216 tonnes of the metal from storage locations abroad - 111 tonnes from New York and 105 tonnes from Paris -Â over a few years ending in 2016." | 28 |
| 13 | Dreams About Gaza: Israelâs Ethnic Cleansing Proposals
The State of Israel is intent, with every arm, administrative faculty and office bearer of consequence, to achieve ethnic effacing and utopic bliss with the removal of Palestinians from Gaza and the West Bank, with the former going first.
In Israeli Defence Minister's assumption, Gaza filled with Palestinians is not a tenable proposition from the perspective of his countryâs interests.
More on Israel's actual eradication of Palestinians as a nation â in the material by Binoy Kampmark. | 29 |
| 14 | Not A Bank, But Close Enough: What The Trump Family's New Charter Actually Buys Them
The arrangement the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency has approved recently is arguably more significant than a conventional retail bank charter would be, because of what it does allow: a financial entity backed by a sitting president's family gaining the regulatory standing to directly issue and redeem a dollar-pegged cryptocurrency to clients nationwide, with all the interest income that comes with holding the reserves behind it.
Read the material by Hunter Maxwell to find out what it actually means for the Trump family. | 27 |
| 15 | Will Ukraine Attack Civil Aviation In Russia?
Zelensky has warned airlines, insurers, and foreign governments that Russian airspace âwill be de facto closedâ because of Ukrainian drones.Â
He said âthe safe days in Russiaâs skies are overâ and Ukrainian drones will operate âon a scale that has to be taken into account.â
The Russians understood Zelenskyâs statement as a threat to commercial aviation. Vladimir Putin called it âstate terrorism.â
Read more on whether Zelensky's threats are  simply propaganda, or his warning had more dire implications â in the material by Stephen Bryen. | 27 |
| 16 | Interpreting The Talibanâs Invitation For American Investments
The New York Times (NYT) interviewed Afghan Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi in Kabul as part of their coverage of the fifth anniversary of the Talibanâs return to power.
Muttaqi invited the US to reopen its embassy and invest in his countryâs minerals, dams, and roads.
He also declared that âWe consider the chapter of war to have come to an end, and from now on, we want relations based on mutual respect and a new chapter of positive engagement.â
This new policy requires some interpretation.
Read the material by Andew Korybko for details. | 28 |
| 17 | Thieving Matters: The Trump-Venezuela Oil Steal
When the Trump administration abducted the Venezuelan President NicolĂĄs Maduro and his wife on January 3, an open incitement to international lawbreaking was asserted.
Here was thuggish impunity, crude acquisition and harsh plunder in operation: the seizure of a sovereign leader in office on fanciful narco-terrorist charges, a violation of the territorial sanctity of a state guaranteed by Article 2 of the United Nations Charter, and the demand that Venezuela be compliant with Washingtonâs objectives in its vulgar reiteration of the Monroe Doctrine.
The prize was clearly oil.
Read more in the analysis by Binoy Kampmark. | 27 |
| 18 | A President Under Siege On Every Front: Corruption Probes, Battlefield Losses, And A Rival's Challenge Converge On Zelenskyy
Volodymyr Zelenskyy woke up Wednesday to a convergence of pressures that would test any wartime leader: a fresh corruption investigation touching his own inner circle and a direct political challenge from the defence minister he fired just a month ago. None of these developments happened in isolation, and the timing of the corruption probe - landing just hours before a parliamentary vote on his new defence minister - suggests Ukraine's institutions are increasingly willing to apply pressure on the president at the moments he can least afford it.
More on the developments â in the material by Ivy Bennett. | 52 |
| 19 | The Paper Trail Behind "We Don't Discuss The White House"
ABC sued the Federal Communications Commission in August 2026 to block an aggressive regulatory review and early license renewal mandates initiated by FCC Chairman Brendan Carr.
It accused the agency of violating free speech and waging a retaliatory campaign/
More on whether Brendan Carr's relationship with President Trump before or after issuing an unprecedented order forcing ABC to apply early for renewal of its broadcast licenses â in the material by Lucas Dumont. | 49 |
| 20 | Russia's Foreign Minister Lavrov Publishes An Article On Challenges An Future Of International Cooperation In The Arctic
The material follows a landmark event in Arctic shipping : for the first time, a container ship from China arrived at the port of Murmansk via the Northern Sea Route, a vital part of the Trans-Arctic Transport Corridor.
This represents the start of a new phase in the development of Russiaâs Arctic region.
Read the full text of Russia's FM on the future of Russia's international cooperation in the Arctic and the challenges it faces here. | 42 |
