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World news — September 10, 2026 - Page 2

World publications published on September 10, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive. Page 2 of 5.

115 publications

  1. WorldBillMiddle East

    Algeria Breaks Diplomatic Relations with UAE

    Algeria has announced the rupture of its diplomatic relations with the United Arab Emirates (UAE) after exhausting all efforts to maintain them. The Algerian Foreign Ministry stated that all possible means to preserve bilateral relations had been explored, but to no avail. The decision comes amidst years of tension between the two countries, with Algeria accusing the UAE of conducting hostile policies towards it and attempting to interfere in its 2019 presidential elections.
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  2. WorldMiddle East

    Trump Predicts Imminent End to Iran War, Tied to US Elections

    President Trump has repeatedly stated that the ongoing war with Iran will end 'immediately' after the US midterm elections in November. He attributes this to Iran's inability to sustain the conflict any longer, suggesting that Tehran is desperate to influence the elections. However, his advisors have reportedly warned him that the conflict could drag on until the end of his term.
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  6. WorldMiddle EastChina

    Japan Demands Correction to UN World Map Over Disputed Islands

    Japan has demanded a correction to an Equal Earth world map on a website, claiming that it uses the same color for Russian territory and the four islands disputed between Japan and Russia. The Japanese government maintains that the islands, known as the Northern Territories, are part of Japan's inherent territory. The map, which accurately represents the size of each continent, was recently adopted by the UN General Assembly.
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  9. WorldMiddle East

    Associated Press Stands Firm, Refuses to Adopt Trump's 'Lake America'

    The Associated Press has announced that it will continue to refer to Lake Ontario by its original name, disregarding U.S. President Donald Trump's executive order to rename it 'Lake America'. The global news agency stated that it must ensure place names are easily recognizable to broad audiences, noting that Canada has refused to follow the name change. The AP acknowledged the historical significance of Lake Ontario's name, which has been in use for over 400 years, and is derived from the northern Iroquoian language family.
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  11. WorldMiddle East

    PACE Proposes Using Frozen Russian Assets to Compensate Ukraine

    The Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) has proposed using Russia's frozen assets to compensate Ukraine for damages resulting from human rights violations. Around €200 billion of the Central Bank of Russia's assets, currently frozen, could be used for this purpose. The proposal comes after the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) ruled in favor of Ukraine in two interstate cases. PACE aims to discuss this project at its plenary session on September 30.
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  14. WorldEnergy Sci

    Macron's International Space Summit: Europe's Ambitions and US Withdrawals

    French President Emmanuel Macron hosted an International Space Summit in Paris, aiming to foster dialogue between global leaders and space companies. The event, co-organized with Germany, saw over 50 projects signed and around 2,000 participants from approximately 120 countries. Macron called for 'shared governance' of space, enhanced European cooperation, and a manned mission within a decade. Notably, several major American space companies, including SpaceX and Blue Origin, withdrew due to perceived support for EU political positions, following a White House warning.
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  15. WorldMiddle EastBudgetSemiconductorsDefense

    Germany and UAE Strengthen Relations with Multi-Billion Dollar Deals

    The German government is planning several multi-billion-dollar deals with the United Arab Emirates (UAE) to strengthen their relations. The deals focus on investments, energy, defense, and artificial intelligence (AI). Both countries aim to expand their cooperation with agreements on technology, security, and investments during a state visit.
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  16. WorldAfricaEarth

    Colombia Marks One Month Since Devastating Earthquake

    A month after the 7.4 magnitude earthquake, Colombia continues to grapple with its aftermath. With 331 dead, 4,505 injured, and 111 missing, the disaster has affected 466,709 people across 16 departments and 498 municipalities. Damage includes 202,002 homes and 36,326 destroyed, along with significant infrastructure losses. Reconstruction efforts are underway, with a focus on housing recovery and infrastructure repair. The government has estimated the cost of reconstruction at close to 30 trillion pesos.
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  18. WorldEarth

    Tropical Wave 47 Moves Towards Central Venezuela

    Tropical Wave 47 is moving towards the central region of Venezuela, accompanied by a layer of Saharan dust. According to meteorologist Luis Vargas, the phenomenon is causing partly cloudy skies in various regions including Guayana, Miranda, Caracas, and parts of Guárico, Cojedes, Yaracuy, and Falcón. The National Institute of Meteorology and Hydrology (Inameh) has warned that the wave will bring rainfall of varying intensity and increased temperatures to many regions.
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  19. WorldBillMiddle EastChina

    Euro MPs Demand Unlocking of Frozen Russian Assets for Ukraine

    Over 100 Euro MPs from various political groups have urged EU leaders to resume talks on using frozen Russian assets to aid Ukraine. The initiative comes as Kyiv faces a €23 billion shortfall in its defense budget. The MEPs propose transferring the funds to a new EU instrument to circumvent legal obstacles and ensure Russia bears the financial consequences of its actions.
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  20. WorldMiddle East

    Polish Radicals Discuss Forming Patrols to Hunt Down Ukrainians

    Polish nationalists are discussing the formation of patrol groups to track down foreigners, particularly Ukrainians, according to Gazeta Wyborcza. A journalist secretly attended a closed meeting of the 'Civil Patrol' organization, which claims to have conducted 2,000 patrols across Poland. Participants expressed frustration with Ukrainians, claiming they don't understand how to behave and are ungrateful. Videos of Ukrainians having fun were shown, and conspiracy theories about secret meetings in forests were discussed. Plans for 'rapid response groups' and 'citizen's arrests' were also proposed.
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  23. WorldRegulatorsMiddle East

    Russia Simplifies Visa Regimes with Asian and African Countries

    Russia is actively working on simplifying its visa requirements with Asian and African countries. An agreement on the mutual abolition of visa requirements for Russian and Saudi Arabian citizens has already come into force on May 1, according to Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova. The country is also exploring possibilities to make the visa-free regime with China permanent.
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  24. WorldEuropeMiddle EastCommoditiesMarkets

    Stock Market & Oil Prices: Europe Mixed, US-Iran Tensions Push Gas to Three-Year High

    The stock market in Europe experienced mixed performance over the past hour, with Milan's index fluctuating between gains and losses. The primary driver for these movements was the anticipation and aftermath of the European Central Bank's (ECB) interest rate hike. Meanwhile, oil and gas prices continued to surge, reaching their highest levels in years due to escalating geopolitical tensions between the US and Iran. This increase has led to concerns about rising inflation.
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