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LOOK: Crowds in Berlin gathered for the opening of the 17th Festival of Lights. The annual lights display transforms the German capital into "one big shining stage" for 10 dayspic.twitter.com/Ii3sitGQNa

The U.S. has relocated most of the 57,000 Afghan evacuees brought to Qatar to the United States or "processing points" in Europe, a U.S. general said https://trib.al/q0w2ye2 pic.twitter.com/XFsXWPTvwE

"You don't have legitimacy without women's rights, Taliban, Taliban." This Afghani women's protest was brought to an abrupt end by Taliban special forces on Saturday http://bloom.bg/3yPBHJn pic.twitter.com/bFG24YVjhN

French President Emmanuel Macron's government vaunts stimulus spending as elections loom https://trib.al/eqF37ZV pic.twitter.com/iD6lLI3iZY

LOOK: A group of 800 migrants, made up mostly of families with children, clashed with immigration agents in Mexico on Sundaypic.twitter.com/BvQanQ0DcK

“Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings,” the first Marvel film featuring an Asian superhero, dominated the weekend box office with an all-time record for a film opening over Labor Day https://trib.al/kJGVizm pic.twitter.com/5KkL8vBgJ6

Argentina walked off the field of its World Cup qualifier against host Brazil after health officials came onto the pitch following coronavirus concerns about three Argentina players https://trib.al/jwiE7GA pic.twitter.com/fCb3pcMezt

Guinean President Alpha Conde was detained by soldiers on Sunday after hours of heavy gunfire rang out near the presidential palace in the capital. They then announced on state television that the government had been dissolved in an apparent coup d’etat https://trib.al/88uOzQm pic.twitter.com/yeuFqfDvuZ

Fresh off starting sales of its new flagship electric sedan, Mercedes-Benz is following up with its second serious plug-in car: the E-Class’s battery-powered brother https://trib.al/WCIvGmh pic.twitter.com/2pus7Bnmro

“This year, however, is different. Why? Because we have vaccines,” WHO Health Director Dr. Natasha Azzopardi-Muscat said as children around the world return to the classroompic.twitter.com/cTg9ceYbuD

Gambia's president and its former dictator are joining forces ahead of Dec. 4 elections in a political marriage that will test the incumbent’s commitment to seek justice for alleged victims of his predecessor https://trib.al/YsXiicm pic.twitter.com/IsYxU7LiMo

A 14-mile long oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico has been discovered in the aftermath of Hurricane Ida. “That’s big,” said Sam Jones, head of the Louisiana Oil Spill Coordinator’s Office. “It’s the biggest one out there.” https://trib.al/TvUmuXO pic.twitter.com/XGiGMMLMsD

About 100 U.S. citizens were left behind in Afghanistan when the international airlift out of Kabul ended last week, White House Chief of Staff Ron Klain said https://trib.al/jkHVIrI pic.twitter.com/YOw2qTqa0l

“Quite frankly, it’s more than a lot of people can bear.” The Governor of Louisiana warned that severe weather could hit the state soon following the destruction caused by Hurricane Idapic.twitter.com/2vH2B2ModS

“We’re at least $50 million in damages and we anticipate the numbers to go up,” New York Governor Kathy Hochul said while signing an emergency declaration assistance request to be delivered to Biden for Hurricane Ida recoverypic.twitter.com/fsWoTi1Ftn

Brazil started providing Covid-19 booster shots to their elderly residents to halt the spread of the delta variant https://trib.al/8H4oMVK pic.twitter.com/yodrZAhtnI

The Paralympics ended a 13-day run with a colorful display of fireworks over the National Stadium in Tokyopic.twitter.com/MvbHLg8D72

Domestic flights resumed in Afghanistan over the weekend after the Taliban's takeover suspended operations. The U.S. hopes Qatar will resume air links with Kabul in the days ahead, which could allow around 100 remaining Americans to leave https://trib.al/1Qy3O8I pic.twitter.com/7HrjgCYoXp

LOOK: Before and after pictures capture the flash flooding from Hurricane Ida that killed at least 40 people in parts of New York City and New Jersey. President Biden will travel to the area on Tuesday to survey storm damage https://trib.al/StP5O2X pic.twitter.com/1BZq2Vql2t

Munich is hosting Europe’s first big car showcase in two years, and CEOs have wheeling-and-dealing to do. More @business: https://trib.al/bJMY5dl pic.twitter.com/rRjfEfmYBT