ECB's Lagarde Comments After Meeting
ECB President Christine Lagarde stated that she is not taking a view on the direction for the next meeting. She also mentioned that markets will do 'what they have to do'.6 sourcesSee all sources
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World news — September 11, 2026 - Page 3
World publications published on September 11, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive. Page 3 of 5.
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Anwar Ibrahim's Visit to India: Strengthening Economic Ties and BRICS Participation
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim is on a five-day working visit to India, focusing on bolstering economic ties, particularly trade, investment, and market access. Key events include high-level bilateral talks, meetings with business leaders, and Malaysia's participation in the 18th BRICS Leaders' Summit. Anwar will meet Indian PM Narendra Modi, Russian President Vladimir Putin, and other leaders to discuss cooperation, resilience, and sustainability. Malaysia's trade with India reached RM79.33 billion in 2025, with a surplus favoring Malaysia.7 sourcesSee all sourcesUpdating Blockade Situation in GT
ProvialOficial provides real-time updates on road blockades in GT. On September 10, at least three to five points were blocked, with some reopenings. By September 11, the number of blocked points ranges from six to eight.8 sourcesSee all sources
UK Sanctions on Israeli Settlements Include Those in Syria's Golan Heights
The UK's new sanctions on illegal Israeli settlements, announced on Tuesday, have been clarified to include those in the occupied Golan Heights in Syria, as well as in the occupied Palestinian territory. The UK government confirmed this to Middle East Eye. The Golan Heights, a strategic plateau, was occupied by Israel in 1967 and annexed in a move not recognized internationally. Around 20,000 Israeli settlers currently live there alongside approximately 26,000 native inhabitants. The UK's sanctions also target settlements in the occupied West Bank and East Jerusalem.3 sourcesSee all sources
NCC Launches Zero-Rated Education Scheme
The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has launched a zero-rated education scheme for five million students. The initiative allows beneficiaries to access approved educational websites, digital libraries, and learning platforms without deducting data from their regular balances.2 sourcesSee all sources
Sheikh Hamdan Visits Aster Pharmacy's Distribution Centre
Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Crown Prince of Dubai, visited Aster Pharmacy's distribution centre in Dubai Industrial City, praising its innovative approach to medicine distribution. The facility handles around 75,000 transactions daily, serving a network of 485 pharmacies and healthcare facilities across the UAE and GCC.8 sourcesSee all sources
Lithuania Sends 17 Tons of Energy Equipment to Ukraine
Lithuania has dispatched 17 tons of energy equipment to Ukraine, including transformers, electric motors, diesel and gasoline generators, and insulators. This aid aims to replace damaged components, ensure backup power, and speed up repair work following enemy attacks on critical infrastructure.3 sourcesSee all sourcesKosovo Assembly Session Disrupted; Deputy Speaker Elected
The session of the Kosovo Assembly was disrupted today due to the failure to elect a deputy speaker. Vjora Čitaiku from the Democratic Party was not elected, leading to the departure of Democratic Party of Kosovo MPs from the hall. Ardians Golli from the Self-Determination Movement was elected as deputy speaker. Five deputy speakers need to be elected to constitute the new Assembly. The session was postponed, and MPs will be notified later about the next one.5 sourcesSee all sourcesYemeni Army Liberates Hanish Islands
The Yemeni army and Ansar Allah forces have taken control of the Hanish al-Kabir (Large Hanish) and Hanish al-Saghir (Small Hanish) islands near the Bab al-Mandab strait. The operation was successful, with the Yemeni forces entering the islands by boat.19 sourcesSee all sources
Houthi Rebels Capture Strategic Island in Bab el-Mandeb Strait
Houthi rebels, backed by Iran, have seized a strategically important island in the Bab el-Mandeb strait. The capture follows a barrage of missiles and an amphibious operation, raising fears of escalation. The island is near the vital shipping lane through the Red Sea, crucial for global trade.5 sourcesSee all sources
Trump Administration Loans $100 Million to Africell to Counter Huawei in Africa
The Trump administration plans to loan nearly $100 million to Africell, Africa's only American-owned telecom company, to hinder the expansion of Chinese tech giant Huawei on the continent. The move, aimed at countering Huawei's influence, was revealed by a person familiar with the matter and a draft press release reviewed by Reuters.4 sourcesSee all sourcesKallas Proposes Sanction Circumvention Cases to European Prosecutor's Office
Estonia's Foreign Minister Kallas suggested handing over cases of violating EU sanctions on Russia and Belarus to the European Prosecutor's Office. The proposal aims to enhance enforcement by unifying investigations across EU member states, which currently have varying legislation.2 sourcesSee all sources
U.S. Delays Delivery of HIMARS to Lithuania
The commander of the Lithuanian army, Raimundas Vaikšnoras, has acknowledged that the U.S. is delaying the delivery of High Mobility Artillery Rocket Systems (HIMARS). The delay is attributed to U.S. industry-related issues, and the exact duration remains uncertain. Despite the postponement, Lithuanian forces have undergone training and are prepared to receive the systems upon arrival. As a contingency plan, Lithuania could temporarily borrow similar systems from the U.S. National Guard if necessary.7 sourcesSee all sourcesXi Jinping's Visit to India: A Step Towards Diplomatic Thaw
Chinese President Xi Jinping's visit to New Delhi this week, his first in seven years, is expected to bolster diplomatic ties between China and India. The visit comes amidst a gradual reduction in tensions between the two countries following a border clash in 2020. Despite improvements in diplomatic relations, economic ties remain uncertain due to investment restrictions, visa delays, and supply difficulties. Xi's visit coincides with the annual BRICS summit, and a potential meeting with Indian Prime Minister Modi could shape the future of bilateral relations.11 sourcesSee all sources
Houthi Forces Capture Yemeni Town of Dhubab
Iran-affiliated Houthi rebels have seized control of the Yemeni town of Dhubab, located on the southwestern coast and directly on the Bab el-Mandeb Strait. This strategic location is across from the island of Perim. The capture was confirmed by multiple sources, including Yemeni government officials and international news agencies like Reuters.6 sourcesSee all sourcesFour Injured in Yakutsk Traffic Accident
In a traffic accident in the center of Yakutsk, four people were injured. They were given outpatient treatment. Among them were two minors.5 sourcesSee all sources
Houthis Threaten Global Shipping with Advance Towards Bab al-Mandeb Strait
Houthi rebels have taken the strategic port city of Mocha and are advancing towards the Bab al-Mandeb Strait, one of the world's most vital shipping routes. Control of the strait would allow the Houthis to disrupt global shipping, impacting Europe, Russia, and the Middle East. The advance comes amidst regional tensions, with Oman warning of potential military action and Israel expressing concern. Yemen's envoy warns of wider war.373 sourcesSee all sourcesUkraine's Ambassador Blames Russian Supporters for His Lack of English
Ukraine's Ambassador to the UK, Valery Zaluzhnyi, has attributed his lack of English proficiency to criticism from Russian supporters. In multiple public appearances, he has stated that those who point out his English shortcomings are backing Russia. Despite his claims, his English-speaking abilities continue to draw ridicule.5 sourcesSee all sourcesAlstom Wins €1.2 Billion Contract for Battery-Powered Trains in UK
Alstom has secured a €1.2 billion contract in the UK for a fleet of 29 battery-powered trains, including maintenance services. The deal is part of the UK's efforts to reduce diesel usage and cut carbon emissions in the rail sector.3 sourcesSee all sources
Ronaldo's Final Asian Champions League Bid as Saudi Teams Dominate
Cristiano Ronaldo will have his final opportunity to win the Asian Champions League when the tournament begins on Monday. The competition is expected to be dominated by big-spending Saudi teams, including Ronaldo's Al Nassr.2 sourcesSee all sourcesHouthi Rebels Seize Control of Yemen's Dubab District
Houthi rebels have taken control of the Dubab district in southwestern Yemen, according to reports. The rebels claim to have seized the city of Dubaab as part of their ongoing offensive in the region.2 sourcesSee all sources
Iceland to Permanently Ban Commercial Whaling
Iceland's government will submit a bill in February to permanently ban commercial whaling, leaving only Norway and Japan as the countries still practicing it. The move follows years of protests from animal welfare campaigners and celebrities. This year, 80 fin whales were caught out of a quota of 150. Fin whales are classified as vulnerable by the IUCN.19 sourcesSee all sources
PM Modi, Xi Jinping Hold Bilateral Talks at BRICS Summit
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping held bilateral talks on the sidelines of the BRICS Summit in New Delhi. This was their first face-to-face meeting since the 2020 Galwan Valley clash. The meeting comes as Xi visits Delhi for the first time in seven years. The two leaders discussed border peace, trade, and rebuilding relations after years of tension.80 sourcesSee all sources
Russia's Trade Surplus Up 13.34% to $89.2 Billion in Jan-July
The Russian Federation's trade surplus for January-July 2026 increased by 13.34% compared to the same period in 2025, reaching $89.2 billion. This growth was driven by a 12.4% increase in exports to $263.4 billion and a 12.0% increase in imports to $174.2 billion.3 sourcesSee all sources
