German Chancellor's Future Uncertain as State Elections Approach ↗
Front page leadThe political future of German Chancellor Friedrich Merz is in doubt as two German states head to the polls, with the far-right AfD party aiming for further gains.
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The Guardian's front page features a mix of international and domestic news. Top stories include the political situation in Germany, a drone attack on Moscow during Russian elections, China's stance on AI development, a far-right protest in the Netherlands, and Ed Sheeran's comments on the Gaza…
The political future of German Chancellor Friedrich Merz is in doubt as two German states head to the polls, with the far-right AfD party aiming for further gains.
Hundreds of drones attacked Moscow on the last day of Russia's parliamentary elections, with authorities accusing Ukraine of attempting to disrupt the vote. At least two people were killed and an oil refinery was damaged.
A briefing on the Ukraine war highlights Kyiv's denouncement of Russia's inclusion of annexed regions in its parliamentary elections.
The story explores why China is resisting US warnings concerning the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence.
In The Hague, riot police intervened to disperse a violent protest organized by far-right groups.
Pop star Ed Sheeran has described the situation in Gaza as 'unjustifiable' during his first concert since his tour faced boycott calls.
An article profiles Ms Rachel, a popular but controversial figure in children's television.
This 'Sunday read' piece examines the potential for a crash in global stock markets.
The article investigates why individuals in the UK who believe in conspiracy theories are damaging traffic scanners.