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World news — September 13, 2026

World publications published on September 13, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive.

139 publications

  2. WorldMiddle EastAmerican FootballBaseball

    Flamengo Reclaims Leadership of Brazilian Championship After Winning Against Corinthians

    Flamengo defeated Corinthians 2-1 at the Maracanã Stadium in Rio de Janeiro, in the 27th round of the Brazilian Championship. The victory allowed the Rubro-Negro to retake the lead of the competition, while Corinthians suffered their fifth consecutive defeat and approached the relegation zone. Lucas Paquetá opened the scoring for Flamengo in the second half, Gui Negão equalized for Corinthians, and Bruno Henrique scored the winning goal in the final stretch.
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  5. WorldEuropeEarthHealthcare

    Ozone Pollution Triggers Phase 1 Contingency in Mexico Valley

    Ozone pollution in the Mexico Valley Metropolitan Area reached very poor air quality levels, leading the Megalopolis Environmental Commission (CAMe) to activate Phase 1 of the environmental contingency. This includes restrictions on vehicular circulation and various productive sectors for Sunday, September 13. A high-pressure system caused the accumulation of pollutants, with high and continuous solar radiation adding to the problem. The contingency affects vehicles with specific holograms and license plate endings, while exemptions include electric and hybrid vehicles, those with an ecological license plate, and emergency services.
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  7. WorldMiddle EastChinaEarth

    18th BRICS Summit Concludes in New Delhi

    The 18th BRICS summit, hosted by India, has successfully concluded in New Delhi. The two-day event saw the unanimous adoption of the 140-point New Delhi Declaration, focusing on themes of resilience, innovation, cooperation, and sustainability. Key agreements include consensus on UN reforms, with explicit backing for India and Brazil's permanent membership in the UN Security Council. The summit also featured an expanded session with participating countries' partners.
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  10. WorldFood PricesFood Security

    Russia to Monitor Prices of 24 Food Products from 2027

    Starting January 1, 2027, Russian authorities will monitor prices for 24 types of food products throughout their supply chain, from producer to store. The list includes common types of meat, fish, pasta, oil, salt, sugar, milk, cheese, eggs, bread, some vegetables, and cereals. The government aims to identify the reasons for sudden price increases and analyze price changes at different stages.
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  11. WorldRegulatorsMiddle East

    Wolfsburg Mayor Re-elected with Absolute Majority

    In the mayoral election in Wolfsburg, incumbent Dennis Weilmann (CDU) won with an absolute majority, receiving 50.1 percent of the vote. He will continue to serve as mayor of the VW city. Karsten Schneider of the SPD came in second with 15.5 percent, ahead of Thomas Schick of the AfD with 14.1 percent. Since Weilmann won an absolute majority, there will be no runoff election in Wolfsburg.
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  12. WorldMiddle EastChina

    Three World Leaders Can Travel Without Passports

    King Charles III of the United Kingdom, Emperor Naruhito, and Empress Masako of Japan are the only three people in the world who can travel without a passport due to their constitutional and royal status. King Charles III inherited this right after the death of his mother Queen Elizabeth II, while the Japanese Emperor and Empress do not need passports as it is considered inappropriate. Their travels are coordinated through diplomatic channels.
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  18. WorldMiddle EastIndiaLogistics

    Egypt, India Aim to Boost Bilateral Trade to $12 Billion

    Egyptian President Abdel Fattah Al Sisi and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi met on the sidelines of the BRICS Summit in New Delhi, agreeing to strengthen their strategic partnership and increase bilateral trade to $12 billion. They discussed enhancing cooperation in sectors like manufacturing, technology, renewable energy, and automotive industries. Egypt seeks to attract more Indian investments, highlighting its strategic location and incentives in the Suez Canal Economic Zone.
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  20. WorldMiddle East

    Oman Postpones Iran-Gulf Meeting to Achieve Consensus

    Oman's Foreign Minister Badr Albusaidi announced the postponement of a meeting scheduled for September 14, involving foreign ministers of the Gulf countries and Iran. The decision was made 'in the interests of achieving consensus,' with some regional countries requesting the postponement and both Oman and Iran agreeing to it. The meeting was to discuss potential agreements on the Strait of Hormuz.
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  21. WorldMiddle EastHealthcareBiodiversity

    March for Peace in Sinaloa Amidst Rising Violence

    A march for peace is set to take place in Culiacán, Sinaloa, on Sunday, September 13, two years after the war between the factions of Los Chapitos and Los Mayos of the Sinaloa Cartel began. Hundreds of Sinaloans will gather to demand an end to violence, claim security and justice, after the state has seen over 3,000 people killed. Meanwhile, security forces carried out raids in Querétaro and Puebla, resulting in arrests and seizures of drugs and cash.
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  23. WorldReliefEuropeEarth

    Venezuela's Response to June 24 Earthquake: Stories of Courage and Solidarity

    The documentary '6:04: The Hour of Heroes' premieres on September 13, featuring testimonials from survivors and rescuers who faced the double earthquake in La Guaira with courage, unity, and hope. The film highlights the actions of Civil Protection, the FANB, firefighters, doctors, nurses, and other citizens who worked together to save lives and overcome the disaster.
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  24. WorldMiddle East

    AfD Threatens Church Asylum and Funding in Saxony-Anhalt

    The Alternative for Germany (AfD) party in Saxony-Anhalt plans to abolish church asylum and hold churches financially accountable if they form the state government. The Evangelical Church in Central Germany is considering relocating church asylum to other federal states due to this threat. The AfD has also criticized the churches for their stance on LGBT acceptance, refugee care, and climate change, labeling them 'too left-wing'. The churches have expressed concern about the potential impact on their institutions and have spoken out against the AfD.
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