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World news — September 5, 2026 - Page 3

World publications published on September 5, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive. Page 3 of 6.

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  3. WorldMiddle EastWinter Sports

    Franco Colapinto's Italian Grand Prix Schedule and Performance Updates

    Franco Colapinto, an Argentine driver for Alpine, will participate in the Italian Grand Prix at Monza. His schedule includes free practice sessions on Friday, September 4, qualifying on Saturday, September 5, and the race on Sunday, September 6. Colapinto secured his continuity for the next season due to his good results in the first half of this year. He finished 9th in the British Grand Prix and 10th in Belgium. The Italian Grand Prix will be held at the Temple of Speed in Monza, with a track length of 5.793 km and 53 laps. Colapinto debuted improvements from Alpine in the first practice session, finishing 9th, and then 11th in the second session. He will seek to fight for points again in the Italian Grand Prix.
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  4. WorldMiddle East

    Pope Leo XIV's Visit to Argentina: Logistics, Meetings, and Masses

    A special mission from the Vatican visited Luján and the Cottolengo Don Orione in preparation for Pope Leo XIV's visit to Argentina. The delegation inspected potential sites in Buenos Aires, Almirante Brown, Luján, and Córdoba. The Pope will meet with President Javier Milei, participate in masses, and visit institutions like the Cottolengo Don Orione and the Basilica of Luján. The visit will also include meetings with representatives of unions, social movements, and business entities.
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  6. WorldBillAsiaMiddle East

    NATO Allies Conduct Anti-Submarine Drills Without U.S. Participation

    For the first time in several decades, NATO allies, excluding the U.S., conducted anti-submarine warfare exercises off the coast of Iceland. The 'Northern Viking' drills, led by European and Canadian forces, focused on securing the strategically important GIUK Gap, a key route for Russian nuclear submarines to enter the Atlantic. The exercises come amid growing concerns about Russia's actions and the reduction of the U.S. military presence in Europe.
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  8. WorldMiddle East

    Afghanistan Distributes Billions in Cash Aid to Needy Citizens

    The Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan has distributed over 12.6 billion Afghanis in cash assistance to needy citizens, including orphans, widows, and disabled people, according to spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid. The aid was provided between June 2021 and June 2022, with over 650,000 people benefiting from the program. The government has also allocated funds for the continuation of these cash assistance programs in 2022.
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  9. WorldJudiciaryMiddle EastChina

    US, China to Hold AI Talks in Mid-September

    The US and China are set to hold their first official bilateral talks focused exclusively on artificial intelligence since President Trump took office. The discussions, tentatively scheduled for mid-September, aim to address concerns about AI-driven cyberattacks and potential cooperation between US and Chinese AI labs. US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin is expected to lead the American delegation, while China may be represented by Vice Premier He Lifeng or Ding Xuexiang. The talks come ahead of the upcoming Trump-Xi summit.
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  11. WorldMiddle East

    Lukashenko Congratulates on Day of Belarusian Writing

    President Alexander Lukashenko congratulated participants and guests of the Day of Belarusian Writing, praising it as a festival of unique national culture and rich spiritual heritage. He highlighted these events as a source of ancestral wisdom and a means of fostering universal human values. The event, now in its 33rd year, travels around district centers, uniting generations and the nation through Belarusian words and traditions.
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  14. WorldMiddle EastIsraelConflict

    Russian 'Geran' Drones Attack Ukrainian Ports and Radar Systems

    Russian 'Geran' drones have caused damage to multiple targets in Ukraine. Two cargo ships and a container ship were hit in the port of Chornomorsk, while another cargo ship was targeted off the coast of Odessa. Additionally, an air defense radar system 35D6 in the area of Chervonopillia, Nikolaev region, and a 'Gerbera' system in the area of Slaviansk were also damaged.
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  15. WorldMiddle East

    Tens of Thousands Protest Hazardous Waste in Lika

    Tens of thousands of people gathered in Zagreb to protest the illegal dumping of hazardous waste in the Lika region, specifically in Gospić. The protest, titled 'March for Lika, March for Croatia', aimed to raise awareness about the issue and demand urgent action from authorities. Organizers estimate that up to 45,000 tons of electronic, sanitary, and plastic waste were illegally imported and buried between 2022 and 2025, contaminating soil and groundwater. Protesters called for a comprehensive environmental recovery plan, more protection for affected communities, solutions to waste management issues, and a moratorium on such imports.
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  17. WorldRegulatorsLocal GovMiddle East

    Teacher Resigns After Student's Harassment

    A 24-year-old teacher in Yekaterinburg, Russia, resigned after enduring a year of harassment from a migrant student. The student, identified as Ruslan or Masturbek, disrupted classes, fought with classmates, spat at girls' feet, and threatened teachers with sexual violence. Despite the teacher's repeated complaints to the school administration and deputy principal, no action was taken. The final straw was when the student and his friends spat on the teacher's classroom door. The teacher warned the student that his behavior could lead to deportation, but he replied that only his parents would be deported, and he would stay in the country.
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  22. WorldMiddle EastUnited Kingdom

    Hugh Jackman Eyes Stake in Norwich City, Following Ryan Reynolds' Wrexham Success

    Hollywood star Hugh Jackman has revealed he's in talks to buy a stake in English Championship club Norwich City, following the success of his friend and fellow actor Ryan Reynolds with Wrexham. The 57-year-old Australian actor, whose mother is originally from Norwich, has been a lifelong supporter of the club, known as 'The Canaries'. He believes this could be the year for Norwich's promotion to the Premier League.
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  23. WorldMiddle EastSoutheast AsiaWeather

    High Activity of Plague Focus Detected on Russia-Mongolia Border

    A high level of activity of a plague focus has been recorded on the border between Russia and Mongolia. The consumer protection agency reported that the natural plague hotspot, covering approximately 29,000 km² with around 60% of this territory being in Mongolia, has shown increased activity. Russian and Mongolian specialists are continuously monitoring the situation, conducting research, and vaccinating the population.
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