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World news — September 2, 2026 - Page 3

World publications published on September 2, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive. Page 3 of 5.

103 publications

  4. WorldMiddle EastHardwareWeather

    Russia's Starlink-Like Project Faces Setbacks

    Russia's attempt to create its own Starlink-like satellite network, Rassvet, has encountered several failures. The second batch of satellites launched failed to reach their intended operational altitudes. The project, which has received over 1 billion euros in funding, aims to provide connectivity for military and civilian users but has faced technical issues since its inception earlier this year.
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  6. WorldMiddle East

    Sánchez Pushes for King Felipe VI to Visit Ceuta and Melilla

    Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has stated that there are 'sufficient reasons' for King Felipe VI to visit the autonomous cities of Ceuta and Melilla, something he hasn't done since his ascension to the throne in 2014. Sánchez assured that the visit will take place when conditions are met, but he didn't specify a timeline. The PP demands that Sánchez not 'fiddle' with the figure of the King and says that Feijóo would go with Felipe VI to Ceuta if he were president.
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  8. WorldMiddle East

    Odesa Under Fire: 8 Injured, Power Outages After Massive Attack

    Odesa, Ukraine's third-largest city, was targeted by a massive attack overnight, leaving at least eight people injured, including a child. A 24-story residential building was severely damaged with several floors destroyed, and windows in nearby buildings were shattered. Cars, office buildings, and two educational institutions also suffered damage. The attack caused power outages across the city, with emergency services working to restore electricity. The attack comes as Odesa celebrates its City Day.
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  10. WorldMiddle EastBudget

    UniCredit Bank Offers Clients to Close Accounts and Withdraw Funds

    Clients of UniCredit Bank, a Russian subsidiary of Italian group UniCredit, have started receiving offers to close their accounts and cards, and transfer funds to other banks without commission. The bank is one of the last Western banks operating in Russia and has been reducing its presence since announcing its decision to leave the market in 2022. A potential sale of its Russian business to a UAE consortium is expected in 2027.
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  11. WorldMiddle East

    Father Drives 140km After Leaving Son, 10, at Gas Station

    A father in Spain drove approximately 140 kilometers (87 miles) without realizing he had left his 10-year-old son at a gas station. The incident occurred on Sunday evening when they stopped at a gas station in Aldea del Cano. Surveillance footage showed the boy getting out of the car but not getting back in. None of his companions noticed he was missing. The Guardia Civil initiated a search operation and located the father's car around 11 PM near Hervás. The boy was reunited with his family after being in the care of the Guardia Civil for several hours.
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  12. WorldMiddle EastEducation

    Israel Expands Curriculum Influence in East Jerusalem Schools

    Starting this academic year, all new first and seventh-grade students in East Jerusalem's state schools will study the Israeli curriculum, affecting around 45,000 Palestinian students. This move, which has been gradually increasing since 2020, is part of Israel's policy to replace the Palestinian curriculum with its own narrative. The shift aims to facilitate integration into Israeli universities and the labor market but has been criticized for marginalizing Palestinian history and identity.
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  13. WorldMiddle East

    EU, NATO Condemn Russia After Leipzig Airport Drone Attack

    European Union (EU) and North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) leaders have condemned Russia following Germany's official attribution of the attempted drone attack at Leipzig Airport to Russia. EU President von der Leyen and NATO Secretary General Rutte discussed the matter, with von der Leyen assuring Germany of full EU solidarity and promising a clear response to hybrid attacks. EU foreign ministers will prepare additional sanctions at their upcoming meeting under the Irish Presidency.
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  16. WorldEurope

    European Gas Prices Surge to Record Highs in August

    European natural gas prices reached their highest levels since late 2022 in August, with the average monthly price hitting $744 per 1,000 cubic meters. This surge was driven by record low gas reserves in storage ahead of the winter season and the ongoing conflict in the Middle East. Prices have risen significantly since the start of the Iran war, with military strikes causing concerns about new disruptions in LNG exports from the Persian Gulf. The increase in energy costs poses additional risks for consumers as the winter season approaches.
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  19. WorldMiddle EastChina

    EU Seeks to Convince China to Limit Exports

    The European Commission is exploring ways to persuade China to rein in its exports to the EU, aiming to reduce a significant trade deficit. The EU's trade chief, Šefčovič, has stated that the bloc wants to increase its exports to China and better manage the influx of Chinese goods. The EU is seeking tangible results by October, including pilot schemes to address China's supply glut. However, some experts like Jan van der Putten argue that China may no longer prioritize Europe in its trade policies.
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  23. WorldMiddle East

    Croatian Minister Condemns Glorification of Ratko Mladić

    Croatian Minister of Foreign and European Affairs Gordan Grlić Radman has condemned the glorification of convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić following his death. He expressed shock and disapproval at statements made by Montenegrin officials, including President of the Montenegrin Parliament Andrija Mandić, who sent condolences to Mladić's family. Grlić Radman stated that glorifying Mladić is an insult to war crime victims and does not contribute to reconciliation. He emphasized Croatia's support for the European integration of Western Balkan countries but noted open issues with Montenegro, including compensation for detainees and answers about missing persons.
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