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World news — September 11, 2026

World publications published on September 11, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive.

111 publications

  1. WorldRegulatorsAsiaMiddle East

    Kaelon Black Outcarries Christian McCaffrey in 49ers' Opener

    In a surprising turn of events, rookie running back Kaelon Black carried the ball more than veteran Christian McCaffrey in the San Francisco 49ers' season opener against the Los Angeles Rams. Black had 14 carries for 65 yards, while McCaffrey had 10 carries for 68 yards. Head coach Kyle Shanahan later revealed that McCaffrey was dealing with cramps, which may have contributed to the unusual workload distribution. Despite the reduced workload, McCaffrey still managed to lead the team in rushing yards.
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  4. WorldAfrica

    Spanish Doctors Announce Indefinite Strike from October 28

    Doctors across Spain plan to commence an indefinite strike on October 28, demanding their own statute law, specific labor conditions, and recognition of their profession's singularities. The strike is in response to the government's healthcare bill and aims to address issues such as a 35-hour workweek and on-call system reform. Patients with non-urgent appointments may face delays.
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  5. WorldMiddle East

    Colombia Resumes Aerial Spraying Pilot Program with Glufosinate Ammonium

    Colombia has announced a pilot plan to resume aerial spraying of illicit crops using glufosinate ammonium, replacing the previously used glyphosate. The program, limited to 1,000 hectares over seven days in Putumayo, aims to evaluate the effectiveness and safety of the new herbicide. Critics argue it's more of a political gesture than a solution, citing concerns about the herbicide's classification as 'moderately dangerous' by the WHO and doubts about its effectiveness against coca crops.
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  11. WorldAsia

    Euro and Dollar Exchange Rates Against Canadian Dollar

    The euro and US dollar exchange rates against the Canadian dollar have been volatile in recent days, with both currencies experiencing periods of decline and increase. On September 8, the euro closed at 1.60 CAD, decreasing by 0.27% from the previous day, while the US dollar remained unchanged at 1.38 CAD. The following days saw fluctuations in both currencies' exchange rates, with the euro and US dollar showing positive trends on certain days and negative trends on others. Overall, the volatility of both exchange rates has been relatively stable, with the euro's volatility at 2.53% and the US dollar's volatility ranging between 2.95% and 3.82%.
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  13. WorldEuropeMiddle East

    Putin Warns Europe Against Pushing Countries Towards War with Russia

    Russian President Vladimir Putin has repeatedly warned Europe against pushing its countries towards war with Russia. In various statements, Putin has emphasized that Russia has no reasons for conflict with Europe, as all issues were resolved following World War II. He has also criticized the West's attempts to pull Ukraine into NATO and deploy troops on Ukrainian territory, stating that this would mean war with Russia. Additionally, Putin has noted that the population of Europe understands their leaders' policies and this is reflected in recent election results, such as the rise of the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party.
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  14. WorldBillAppointmentsMiddle East

    Putin Warns: European Troops in Ukraine Mean War with Russia

    Russian President Vladimir Putin has repeatedly warned that the deployment of European troops to Ukraine would mean war with Russia. He attributed the current tensions in Europe to systemic errors by Western globalists and accused them of pushing their countries towards war with Russia. Putin also criticized the West for trying to pull Ukraine into NATO and for supporting what he called a 'neo-Nazi regime' in Ukraine.
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  15. WorldRegulatorsMiddle EastEarth

    Government Sends Ministers to Reactivate Integrated Naval Base in Tierra del Fuego

    President Javier Milei's administration dispatched Foreign Minister Pablo Quirno and Defense Minister Carlos Presti to Tierra del Fuego to restart work on the Integrated Naval Base. The base, with an estimated cost of USD 400-500 million, will serve as a logistics hub for the South Atlantic and Antarctica. The ministers met with Governor Gustavo Melella, who acknowledged the base's strategic importance but stated that the province would not provide funding.
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  21. WorldMiddle EastBudget

    Moldova's High-Cost Loans and Rising Debt Burden

    Moldova is struggling with high financial costs due to its poor reputation on financial markets, forcing it to take expensive loans. The head of the parliamentary economic commission, Marcel Spataru, noted that low tax collection, with only 35% of the economy's volume going to the budget compared to the European average of 46%, is exacerbating the debt burden. By the end of August, Moldova's internal state debt reached 58.202 billion lei, an increase of 6.208 billion lei since the beginning of 2026.
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  22. WorldMiddle EastNorth AmericaWeather

    Earthquakes in Peru Felt in Ecuador

    Three earthquakes with magnitudes ranging from 4.1 to 5.4 struck the Peruvian Amazon early on September 10, 2026. The tremors, which occurred in the province of Condorcanqui, were felt in several cantons of Ecuador's Azuay province. The strongest earthquake, with a magnitude of 5.4, occurred at 05:39:35 local time and had an epicenter 94 kilometers northeast of Santa María de Nieva.
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  23. WorldReliefEarthDisasters

    Venezuela Delivers 151 Homes, Reaches 528 Post-Earthquakes

    Acting President Delcy Rodríguez led the delivery of 151 new homes to families affected by the double earthquake in Venezuela. This brings the total number of homes delivered to 528. The homes were distributed across several states, with 80 in Monagas, 32 in Nueva Esparta, 20 in Trujillo, 10 in Caracas, and 9 in Carabobo. The government plans to deliver a total of 4,000 homes by December.
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  24. WorldMiddle East

    Houthi Rebels Capture Strategic Port City of Mokha in Yemen

    Houthi rebels, backed by Iran, have taken control of the historic port city of Mokha in Yemen, according to multiple sources. The capture of Mokha, a vital world port, comes after intense fighting between the Houthis and joint forces. The offensive has forced hundreds of families to flee towards Aden. The Houthi forces have also initiated a new offensive southwards along the highway towards Al-Mazaq. The Yemeni government has vowed to retake the city.
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