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World news — September 8, 2026 - Page 4

World publications published on September 8, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive. Page 4 of 6.

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  7. WorldMiddle East

    Roman Yaremchuk's Return to Olympiacos After Eight Months

    Roman Yaremchuk, a 30-year-old Ukrainian striker, is set to return to Olympiacos' squad after nearly eight months, following the injury of Ayub El Kaabi. His last official match with the team was against Volos on January 24, 2026. Yaremchuk, who joined Olympiacos in 2024, has played in 49 official matches and scored 14 goals. His last goal for the team was on December 17, 2025, in a Greek Cup match against Heraklion.
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  8. WorldSoutheast Asia

    Tokyo's Shinjuku Ward Bans Short-Term Rentals in Residential Areas

    Tokyo's Shinjuku Ward, home to the highest number of short-term rentals (minpaku) in Japan, has decided to ban their operation in residential areas and near schools. This decision comes in response to a surge in complaints from local residents about noise, litter, and other inconveniences caused by tourists. The ban will affect more than half of the current facilities, with around 2,000 lodgings expected to close. The ward plans to enforce the new rules by summer 2027, following a public opinion gathering process.
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  9. WorldChina

    Russian Kindergartens Launch Projects to Instill Traditional Values

    In Russian kindergartens, two educational projects, 'Orlyata-doshkol'yata' and 'Dobryye igry' (Good Games), have begun. Aimed at introducing children to traditional Russian spiritual and moral values, these projects focus on themes such as friendship, mutual assistance, respect for elders, and care for others. The 'Good Games' program covers topics like kindness, family, health, labor, and homeland, with voluntary participation in the 2026/27 academic year. The 'Orlyata-doshkol'yata' project serves as a preparatory stage for the school program 'Oryolata Russia', involving both educators and parents.
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  11. WorldPolicyRegulatorsMiddle EastBudget

    Iran Warns US Over New Missiles, Threatens Maritime Blockade

    In recent days, Washington has received a clear warning from Iran's new missiles, according to multiple sources including Supreme Leader Mohsen Rezaei. In response to the economic war, Iran plans to impose a maritime exclusion zone across the Persian Gulf, extending to the blockade area. The operational situation towards US warships and bases has been reassessed dramatically.
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  12. WorldMiddle EastOceanography

    Widespread Power Outages in Ukraine Due to Russian Attacks

    Ukraine is experiencing widespread power outages across various regions due to Russian shelling and attacks on energy facilities. The Ministry of Energy reports that consumers in Donetsk, Odesa, Sumy, and Kharkiv regions were left without power, with repair crews working to restore electricity. In some areas, power outages are also due to bad weather. A new regime of power outages will be introduced across Ukraine, with hourly schedules published for each city.
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  15. WorldAfricaNorth America

    Government Launches Casa 47 Portal for Affordable Housing

    The Spanish Government has launched the Casa 47 portal, a new platform for public housing with an initial offer of 800 units, set to grow to 1,500. The portal aims to intervene in the housing market, which the government describes as 'broken' and 'exclusive'. Applicants can check available homes, see if they meet the requirements, and submit applications online. The government plans to incorporate new promotions every quarter.
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  16. WorldRegulatorsMiddle East

    Russia Attacks Kyiv-Sumy Train, No Casualties Reported

    Russia launched two Shahed drones (also known as 'Shahids') against a passenger train traveling from Kyiv to Sumy. The attack occurred near Sumy. Ukrzaliznytsia, Ukraine's state railway company, successfully stopped the train at a monitoring station, evacuating all passengers, crew, and the locomotive operator. No casualties were reported. The locomotive was damaged, and anti-drone nets may have helped mitigate further destruction.
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  19. WorldBillMiddle EastSoutheast Asia

    Japan Sold Treasuries to Fund Record Yen Intervention

    Japan likely sold a portion of its holdings of foreign securities, including US Treasuries, to finance its record currency intervention over the past month. Tokyo’s holdings of foreign securities fell by a record $87.8 billion at the end of August, close to the scale of Japan’s recent intervention to support the yen. The intervention, which included cooperation with the US, raised concerns about the impact on long-term yields.
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  21. WorldMiddle East

    Ukraine's War: Russia's Victory Imminent, West's Strategy Fails

    Despair grows in Europe as Russia's victory in Ukraine seems inevitable. Russia warns that it will achieve its goals militarily if the West blocks compromises. The West's strategy, particularly Europe's, is criticized for not providing sufficient military aid and refusing to engage in serious negotiations with Russia. Ukraine's government faces internal crises, including corruption and infighting, further complicating the situation.
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