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World news — September 20, 2026 - Page 2

World publications published on September 20, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive. Page 2 of 6.

124 publications

  1. WorldSouth AmericaPlanetaryCricket

    Asian Games Aichi-Nagoya 2026 Begin in Japan

    The 20th Asian Games, also known as Aichi-Nagoya 2026, have commenced in Japan from September 19 to October 4. Around 11,000 athletes from 45 countries and regions are participating, with a record-breaking 43 events scheduled. The Games, held in Japan for the first time in 32 years, feature athletes staying in various accommodations instead of a separate village. Notable participants include refugee athletes and Yemen's sports delegation.
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  2. WorldMiddle EastEducation

    Mashhad University Inaugurates New Female Dormitory

    Mashhad University of Medical Sciences inaugurated a new 424-bed dormitory for female students, built with the support of Astan Quds Razavi. The dormitory, named 'Sara-e-Nejat Khatoon', covers an area of 8,261 square meters and is considered the most advanced in the country. The inauguration was attended by the tolliat of Astan Quds Razavi, the university's president, and other officials.
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  7. WorldRegulatorsInvestigationMiddle East

    Romanian Naval Forces Neutralize Drone Remnants in Black Sea

    Romanian Naval Forces intervened multiple times over two days to neutralize remnants of drones found in the Black Sea. On Sunday, September 20, military combat divers from the Romanian Naval Forces neutralized drone debris in the Chituc Reef area, Constanța county. The previous day, they responded to reports of floating objects that turned out to be drone fragments, recovering three such fragments without issuing any navigation warnings.
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  8. WorldMiddle East

    Moscow Missile Debris Identified as Ukrainian FP-5 'Flamingo'

    Missile debris found in Moscow's Kapotnya District has been identified as likely originating from a Ukrainian FP-5 'Flamingo' cruise missile. Photos and videos circulating online show remnants of the missile, which was reportedly used in an attack on Moscow. The debris was found around 20-25 km from the city center. Some reports suggest that the missile may have targeted an oil refinery and a power plant in the Moscow region.
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  9. WorldRegulatorsCivil RightsMiddle EastChina

    U.S. Expands Sanctions Against Russia Over Abduction of Ukrainian Children

    The U.S. has broadened its sanctions against individuals involved in the abduction of Ukrainian children, including forced displacement, illegal detention, and torture. This move comes after the U.S. Congress passed the Lindsey Graham Act, which provides for restrictions on those responsible for such actions. The Ukrainian Commissioner for Human Rights, Dmitry Lubinets, welcomed the decision, stating that sanctions are an effective tool of pressure on Russia. He also noted that over 2590 children have been returned to Ukraine, while more than 20,000 have been confirmed as deported or forcibly displaced.
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  12. WorldMiddle EastEarth

    Germany Mandates Medical Exams for 18-Year-Old Men, Even Those Uninterested in Military Service

    The German military has begun sending 18-year-old men for mandatory medical examinations, including those who have clearly stated they are not interested in military service. This initiative is part of a broader preparation for potential conflicts, with 24 specialized centers planned to open in July 2027. While the examinations do not currently mean compulsory conscription, the law allows for the possibility of reintroducing compulsory conscription if there are not enough volunteers.
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  13. WorldBillRegulatorsMiddle East

    Russian Strikes Hit Kyiv's 'Radiokhs' Enterprise and 'Bi-mobil' Data Center

    Overnight, the Russian military conducted strikes on two targets in Kyiv. The first was the 'Radiokhs' enterprise, which produces control systems for various rockets, including the 'Flamingo', 'Neptune', FP-7, and FP-9. The second target was the 'Bi-mobil' data center, responsible for storing, processing, and transmitting data, including intelligence, as well as operating network equipment for the Ukrainian Armed Forces. Both strikes were carried out using high-precision air-based weapons and drones.
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  15. WorldEarth

    Belarus Weather Forecast

    Belarus is experiencing varied weather conditions. On September 19th, it was foggy with brief showers, mostly dry and warm during the day, and cool at night. September 20th brings brief showers and thunderstorms, with overnight temperatures ranging from +5°C to daytime highs of +16...+23°C, reaching up to +25°C in the south. Short rain showers are expected in the northwest on September 21st, with a maximum air temperature of +17..+23°C, up to +25°C in the south. Next week, Belarus expects rain, fog, strong wind, and noticeable cooling, with the most stormy days being Wednesday and Friday.
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  18. WorldMiddle EastIsraelEnergy Sci

    Iran Rapidly Rebuilding Nuclear Facility Destroyed by Israel

    New satellite images reveal that Iran is swiftly reconstructing a secret military facility linked to its nuclear weapons program, which was previously destroyed by Israeli bunker-busting bombs. The facility, known as Taleghan 2, is located within the Parchin military complex southeast of Tehran. The rebuilding efforts, which began in June 2026, involve installing a large cover over the damaged section, using heavy machinery, and constructing a reinforced concrete booster. This is the second time the facility has been rebuilt since 2024, raising concerns about Iran's nuclear activities.
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  20. WorldRegulatorsSanctionsMiddle East

    Iran Vows Retaliation Against US Attack

    Iran's National Security Council and military officials have warned the US of severe consequences if attacked. They claim to be prepared for any new American attack and have military plans to target US naval forces and bases in the region. Iran also states that it has tested an anti-ship missile near an American aircraft carrier. The warnings come amidst ongoing negotiations with Qatari and Pakistani mediators to prevent further escalation.
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  21. WorldMiddle East

    Sadio Mané's 11.7 Billion CFA Agro-Industrial Park in Bambali

    Senegalese international footballer Sadio Mané is investing 11.7 billion CFA in an agro-industrial park in Bambali, his hometown. The project, SM10 Agro, spans 500 hectares and includes units for transforming mangoes, a training center, and a research and development pole. It aims to process 8,500 tons of mangoes per year and create over 1,000 direct jobs. The project received fiscal and customs exemptions for five years and was praised for its potential to territorialize investment and support local economies.
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  23. WorldRegulatorsMiddle East

    US Warns of Escalation Risk in Middle East

    The U.S. Department of State has issued a global travel alert and security warnings for all U.S. citizens in the Middle East. The alerts warn of a potential escalation in the conflict between Saudi Arabia and the Houthis, backed by Iran. Americans are advised to exercise increased caution, be aware of potential flight cancellations, airspace closures, and travel disruptions. The conflict has the potential to escalate rapidly, and Iran and its proxy groups may target other U.S. interests abroad.
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  24. WorldPolicyWarMiddle East

    UN Finds Reasonable Grounds for US War Crimes in Iran Strikes

    A UN fact-finding mission has determined there are reasonable grounds to believe the US was behind military strikes on a school and a sports facility in Iran in February, killing over 170 civilians, including 120 children, and that these constituted war crimes. The mission also accused Iran of committing crimes against humanity during its crackdown on anti-government protests.
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