Russian Advances in Donetsk Region
Russian forces have made advances in the Donetsk region of Ukraine, according to reports from DeepState. The Russians have moved near Novomarkove, Dibrova, Nikolaevka, and Dolgaya Balka.5 sourcesSee all sources
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Politics news — September 13, 2026 - Page 2
Politics publications published on September 13, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive. Page 2 of 3.
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Israel's PM Spending on Hair and Makeup
Since 2019, Israel has spent nearly $470,000 on the hair and makeup of its prime ministers. Benjamin and Sara Netanyahu account for about 90% of this expenditure. The highest annual spending occurred in 2025, totaling around $111,000.4 sourcesSee all sourcesWashington Times Opinion Editorials
The texts repeatedly mention 'More @WashTimesOpEd', suggesting they are promoting opinion editorials from The Washington Times.9 sourcesSee all sources
Russia's First Prison Sentence for Cyberbullying a Minor
A 21-year-old man from Novgorod has been sentenced to 12 years in a strict regime colony for systematically cyberbullying a 16-year-old girl from Ufa, attempting to drive her to suicide, and making false bomb threats. This is the first time in Russia that a real prison term has been given for cyberbullying a minor.4 sourcesSee all sources
Emma Bonino's State Funeral Announced by Meloni
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni announced the preparation of a state funeral for Emma Bonino. The funeral will take place on Tuesday in Rome, with a lying-in-state ceremony at Campidoglio followed by a secular ceremony. The public can pay their respects at the Campidoglio from Sunday to Monday.9 sourcesSee all sources
Israeli Forces Raid Palestinian Villages Northeast of Ramallah
Israeli occupation forces conducted multiple raids in Palestinian villages northeast of Ramallah. The raids targeted the villages of Mughayir and Burqa, with reports of Israeli settlers grazing livestock in the area under military protection. During these raids, Israeli forces used military bulldozers to level agricultural land and fired tear gas canisters.13 sourcesSee all sources
Two Police Officers Fired After Dance Video with Blogger in Astana
Two employees of the tourist police in Astana were dismissed following a disciplinary investigation triggered by a video featuring Egyptian travel blogger Ahmed Hagagovich. In the video, Hagagovich dances with two police officers, lifts one of them, and spins her around. The Astana Police Department deemed this behavior unacceptable for officers on duty, violating service ethics and proper conduct norms.3 sourcesSee all sources
Turkey Tests New IHA-300 Missile with Akinci Drone
Turkey successfully tested the new IHA-300 missile launched from an Akinci drone, with a range of over 500 km and a 150 kg warhead. The missile, based on the TRG-300 rocket artillery projectile, hit a target at 250 km during testing. ROKETSAN plans to expand its supersonic missile family following the IHA-300's success.5 sourcesSee all sources
CHP Chairman Kılıçdaroğlu to Intensify Provincial Visits in October
CHP Chairman Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu has announced plans to increase his provincial visits in October. He will travel to Istanbul, Diyarbakır, and Şırnak. In Istanbul, he will focus on economic and poverty issues, while in Diyarbakır, he aims to discuss the solution process with civil society organizations and opinion leaders. In Şırnak, he will meet with local women.2 sourcesSee all sourcesIDF Operational Activity in Lebanon and Israel's Security Preparations
Israel prepares for potential Iranian threats ahead of US midterm elections. IDF conducts operational activities in Lebanon, including airstrikes and ground attacks, with explosions heard in various regions. Security updates provided by the News Desk Room, National 24/7.5 sourcesSee all sources
Iran's Strategy to Sabotage the Mecca Alliance
Iran is using proxy terrorists, namely the Houthis, to attack Saudi Arabia and potentially block the Bab el-Mandeb Strait. The goal is to disrupt the newly formed Mecca Alliance, which includes Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan. Iran aims to 'strangle' this alliance by expanding regional crises and influencing trade routes. The recent attacks on Saudi oil facilities are part of this broader strategy. Pakistan has responded by demanding that Iran use its influence to halt the strikes.2 sourcesSee all sources
Russia Bolsters Refinery Defense with Cargo Container Walls
Russian refineries are fortifying their defenses against potential attacks, particularly drone strikes, by erecting walls made of stacked cargo containers around fuel tanks and key facilities. These makeshift barriers serve multiple purposes, including creating a physical obstacle, containing spills, and preventing fire spread. Additionally, anti-drone nets and metal frame structures are being installed to further enhance security. While these measures complicate drone attacks, they do not guarantee complete protection, as evidenced by previous incidents.4 sourcesSee all sourcesOne Dead, Three Injured in Attack on Iranian Ship in Hormuz Strait
An attack on an Iranian commercial ship in the Hormuz Strait has resulted in one fatality and three injuries. The incident occurred early morning between Qeshm and Hormuz islands. Iranian authorities have confirmed the attack.8 sourcesSee all sources
Russia's Invasion of Ukraine Continues
On February 24, 2022, Vladimir Putin ordered a full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Initially aiming to 'take Kyiv in three days', Russia's focus shifted to capturing Donbas and southern regions after facing resistance. The conflict has entered a phase where both Europe and Ukraine brace for a tough winter.5 sourcesSee all sources
IDF Strikes Hezbollah Targets in Southern Lebanon
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) launched a series of strikes against Hezbollah targets in southern Lebanon following an increase in drone activity by the group. The IDF operation, which began with a wave of strikes, targeted Hezbollah infrastructure and included artillery shelling and raids in areas such as Nabatiyeh and Al-Tayr Heights. The Lebanese army reinforced its presence in response to the Israeli escalation, and political tensions rose amidst the military action.20 sourcesSee all sources
Meloni Criticizes 'Firewall' Strategy Against Far-Right Parties
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has criticized the strategy of mainstream parties to distance themselves from far-right parties like the Alternative for Germany (AfD). She believes this 'firewall' approach is ineffective, as seen in the recent electoral success of the AfD in Saxony-Anhalt. Meloni suggests that addressing the concerns of voters is more effective than isolation.5 sourcesSee all sources
Majority of Germans Reject Merz as Chancellor
A series of polls indicate a significant decline in support for German Chancellor Friedrich Merz. Only 14% of Germans consider him suitable for the post, while 78% reject him. His approval rating has fallen from over 30% in mid-2025 to around 16% by September 2026. Even among his own supporters, 58% oppose him. The decline follows the CDU's defeats in state elections and growing dissatisfaction with his leadership.16 sourcesSee all sources
Harish Rawat Offers to Resign from Congress Posts Amid Corruption Allegations Against Aide
Uttarakhand's former chief minister Harish Rawat has offered to resign from two important posts in the Congress party following allegations of corruption against his former aide, Chandan Singh Jeena. The Enforcement Directorate (ED) recently recovered cash, jewelry, and luxury watches from Jeena's residence, leading Rawat to express his desire to step down from the Pradesh Congress Committee member and permanent invitee to the Congress Working Committee posts. Rawat stated that he did not want any action associated with him to weaken the party's anti-corruption fight before the Uttarakhand polls.25 sourcesSee all sourcesIran Fires Missiles Towards Strait of Hormuz
Three Iranian missiles were fired towards the Strait of Hormuz, targeting ships in the area. The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) Navy claimed responsibility for the missile strike, which was confirmed by the United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO).7 sourcesSee all sources
Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump Top The Jerusalem Post's List of Most Influential Jews of 2026
The Jerusalem Post has released its annual list of the 50 most influential Jews worldwide, with Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump securing the top spot, surpassing Benjamin Netanyahu. The list also includes notable figures such as Howard Lutnick, Ben Shapiro, Mark Levin, and Jake Tapper.5 sourcesSee all sourcesIsraeli Naval Forces Fire Off Khan Yunis Coast
Israeli military boats have opened fire in the sea off the coast of Khan Yunis in the Gaza Strip, according to local sources.3 sourcesSee all sourcesFarage Rejects Trump's Call for Irish Unification
Nigel Farage, leader of the right-wing Reform UK party, has criticized US President Donald Trump's support for the reunification of Ireland, stating that Northern Ireland is a 'proud and inseparable part' of the United Kingdom. Farage's stance aligns with that of unionist parties in Northern Ireland, who have also rejected Trump's remarks.9 sourcesSee all sources
BRS MLAs Hold Mock Assembly to Protest Suspension
BRS MLAs, suspended from the Telangana Legislative Assembly, held a mock assembly session at their party headquarters to protest against their suspension. The session, led by former minister Talasani Srinivas Yadav as the 'chief minister', discussed issues related to irrigation, power supply to farmers, and revenue administration, with members from both the 'treasury' and 'opposition' benches participating. The BRS party stated that the mock assembly was intended to highlight the Congress government's failures in addressing issues confronting farmers and other communities.5 sourcesSee all sourcesOpenAI Delays IPO Due to AI Safety Concerns
Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, has announced that the company's initial public offering (IPO), previously planned for 2026, will be delayed due to growing safety concerns surrounding artificial intelligence. Altman cited the current environment and focus on ensuring the safety of AI as the primary reasons for the postponement.27 sourcesSee all sources
