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The Yle front page covers a range of international and domestic news. Key international stories include the potential rise of the far-right in German state elections, Donald Trump's absence from King Harald's funeral, a landslide in China, and a trial in the US. Domestically, there's news on…
Upcoming state elections in Saxony-Anhalt, Germany, may lead to a political upheaval, with the far-right AfD party potentially gaining a majority, marking a significant shift in post-WWII German politics.
The Center Party claims the government failed to take sufficient action to aid food producers during the budget session, leading to renewed threats of a no-confidence vote.
US President Donald Trump is unlikely to attend the funeral of Norwegian King Harald, as he plans to participate in a Republican party convention in Dallas on the same day.
More than ten people are trapped after a landslide struck a town in China's Jiangxi province following heavy rainfall from Typhoon Saudel.
A survey indicates that while most Finns believe the country needs more growing businesses, they are not inclined to start their own companies.
The weekend will bring cooler and windier weather, with Sunday being the chilliest and most turbulent day across Finland.
A powerful explosion at a military barracks in Bolivia has resulted in multiple fatalities and dozens of injuries, with the cause still unknown.
The murder trial of Lindsay Clansy in the United States has reached a deadlock, with no decision yet made on whether to retry the case.
A federal judge has extended a ban preventing the Trump administration from tightening rules on postal voting in the United States.
