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Valtteri Bottas fährt mit dem Fahrrad 350 Kilometer von Malaysia nach Singapur für das nächste Formel-1-Rennen. Der Cadillac-Pilot startete direkt nach dem GP und will am Donnerstag rechtzeitig zu den Medienterminen in Singapur sein.

Während eines Rettungseinsatzes bei Cortina d’Ampezzo lösen sich gewaltige Gesteinsmassen von der Tofana di Dentro. Eine riesige Staubwolke erschwert zunächst die Kontrolle des Gebiets.

“Violence against women, online or offline, is intolerable and deplorable. This House stands against it with every measure available” said Metsola in her opening statement.

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Der ehemalige Sauber-Fahrer Valtteri Bottas fährt nach dem GP von Malaysia direkt weiter nach Singapur. Doch etwa nicht per Flugzeug – der Finne fährt die Strecke auf dem Velo.

Das deutsch-türkische Talent Kenan Yildiz ist aktuell zwar verletzt. Das hält aber diverse Top-Teams nicht davon ab, ihre Fühler nach dem 21-Jährigen auszustrecken. Günstig dürfte ein Deal mit Juve aber nicht werden.

Monday 5 October 2026

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Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has called a snap election for 29 November after his minority government consisting of his social-democratic PSOE party and the left-wing Sumar alliance failed to secure a majority for two decrees to protect tenants. In the parliamentary vote on Friday, the separatist party Junts per Catalunya joined the conservative People's Party and the right-wing populist to far-right Vox party in rejecting the emergency legislation. The media saw the snap election coming.

Schoolchildren in France have been voicing their anger over the shoddy conditions at their schools for several weeks now. School blockades have led to riots and clashes with the police, who have arrested hundreds of young people. Student representatives have distanced themselves from the violence. Meanwhile, France's Justice Minister Gérald Darmanin has said it is unclear whether those responsible for the violence are actually enrolled in school.

During a surprise visit to Kyiv on the weekend, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz announced a new aid package of one billion euros for military operations and 350 million for the energy sector for Ukraine. On Sunday, Russia launched another attack on the capital while he was there. Europe's press discusses the significance of the visit and further support for the country.