Alternative for Germany, a far-right, anti-immigration and anti-Muslim party that has drawn support from Elon Musk, has doubled its support since the last election and could take second place.
The suspect, a 19-year-old Syrian man, told Berlin police that he had been planning to “kill Jews.” The attack came just two days before an already charged national election in Germany.
President Donald Trump had said on Tuesday that Ukraine "should have never started" the war three years ago, prompting a wave of criticism both domestically and internationally.
One passenger said he was “drenched with jet fuel” as the planed rolled upside down and another claimed the crash occurred due to the flight crew’s "inadequate training," according to the lawsuits.
Sunday's vote is a pivotal moment for the Alternative for Germany party. It's polling high enough for second place as part of a far-right surge sweeping Europe.
Australia said China had given short notice that it would hold a live-fire exercise in international waters between Australia and New Zealand, forcing airlines to divert flights.