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6.3 Earthquake Kills At Least 20, Injures 320 in Afghanistan — ATIF ARYAN/AFP via Getty Images via Getty Images

Earthquake · Afghanistan

6.3 Earthquake Kills At Least 20, Injures 320 in Afghanistan

46% Center coverage: 191 sources

A 6.3-magnitude earthquake struck northern Afghanistan near Mazar-i-Sharif at 12:59 a.m. local time on Monday. The U.S. Geological Survey recorded the tremor at a depth of 28 kilometers in the Hindu Kush region. See the Story

Germany Arrests Syrian Suspected of Plotting ‘Jihadist’ Attack — Close-up of a German police car labeled 'Polizei' parked outdoors on a sunny day. by Markus Spiske/Pexels / Pexels

German Politics · Germany

Germany Arrests Syrian Suspected of Plotting ‘Jihadist’ Attack

54% Center coverage: 39 sources

The suspect is being held on suspicion of preparing an act that would put the country in danger, the prosecutor’s office in Berlin said.See the Story

Germany plans to lower industrial power costs from January — View of industrial buildings framed by greenery in Dortmund, capturing industrial heritage surrounded by nature. by Jonas Von Werne/Pexels / Pexels

Germany Economy · Germany

Germany plans to lower industrial power costs from January

45% Center coverage: 29 sources

Germany plans to begin a scheme to slash energy costs for power-hungry manufacturers in January, the economy minister said Monday, part of efforts to revive Europe's struggling industrial powerhouse.See the Story

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