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Germany's Merz faces second state election test on Sunday

Politics

Germany's Merz faces second state election test on Sunday

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz's conservatives face their second electoral test this month on Sunday when they hope to unseat the centre-left Social Democrats, their coalition partner at the national level, in the state of Rhineland-Palatinate.

Drone attack from Sudan kills 17 in Chad, Chadian government says

Sudan

Drone attack from Sudan kills 17 in Chad, Chadian government says

A cross-border drone attack from Sudan killed 17 people in Chad including mourners attending a funeral service, the Chadian government and local sources said on Thursday, and the country's president vowed to retaliate for any further attacks.

Iran's massive gas field struck

Iran at war

Iran's massive gas field struck

Iran's huge Pars gas field was hit on Wednesday in the first reported strikes on Iranian energy infrastructure in the Gulf during the U.S.-Israeli war, a major escalation that prompted Tehran to warn its neighbours to evacuate their energy installations.

Iran and US views on sanctions relief differ

Iran

Iran and US views on sanctions relief differ

Iran and the United States have differing views over the scope and mechanism to lift sanctions on Tehran in exchange for curbs on its nuclear programme, a senior Iranian official told Reuters on Sunday, adding that new talks were planned in early March.

AirAsia X bets on Bahrain as new global gateway

Bahrain

AirAsia X bets on Bahrain as new global gateway

Malaysian long-haul budget carrier AirAsia X announced plans on Wednesday to resume flights between Kuala Lumpur and London, this time routing the service through a new hub in Bahrain.

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