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World news — September 22, 2026 - Page 3

World publications published on September 22, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive. Page 3 of 3.

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  1. WorldRegulatorsAsiaMiddle East

    Malaysian Wushu Athletes Compete at Asian Games

    Malaysian wushu athletes Lee Jia Rong and Loh Ying Ting participated in the women's changquan final at the Asian Games in Nagoya. Jia Rong scored 9.670 points to finish 10th, while Ying Ting scored 9.666 points to finish 11th. Jia Rong faced visa issues and a hip injury leading up to the event. Lydia Sham from Hong Kong won gold, Sou Cho Man from Macau took silver, and Eugenia Diva from Indonesia won bronze. Tan Cheong Min will compete in the women's nanquan and nandao final tomorrow.
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    10 Chinese Call Center Suspects Granted Bail in Pakistan

    The Islamabad High Court (IHC) in Pakistan approved bail for 10 Chinese suspects involved in a call center network crime case. The suspects were arrested for allegedly participating in illegal call centers and related network crimes, with charges including electronic fraud and distribution of obscene material. The court granted bail due to insufficient evidence linking the suspects to the alleged activities and ordered them to deposit a bail bond of 5 million Pakistani Rupees and appear in court as required.
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  3. WorldEarthWeather

    Germany's Weather: Cloudy, Rain, and Thunderstorms Expected

    Expect many clouds and rain in Berlin and Brandenburg this weekend, with temperatures ranging from 19 to 22°C. Sunday starts with strong cloud cover and rain, which spreads from northwest to southeast. The German Weather Service (DWD) expects only isolated showers later in the day, but there may be local thunderstorms. The wind is expected to pick up on Sunday, with strong to stormy gusts. The coming week also starts gray with variable cloud cover and scattered showers on Monday.
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  4. WorldPeace

    World Celebrates International Day of Peace on September 21st

    September 21st is observed globally as the International Day of Peace, also known as World Peace Day. Established by the United Nations in 1981, the day promotes peace, dialogue, and cooperation. This year's theme is 'Invest in peace, for everyone, everywhere, every day', honoring the 'daily architects of peace'. UN Secretary-General António Guterres emphasized the scarcity of global peace and urged leaders to invest in a peaceful future.
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  5. WorldMiddle EastEarthHealthcare

    Pregnant Woman in Gaza Lives Amidst Ruins, Fears for Unborn Child

    Alaa Hesi, a pregnant woman in Gaza, lives in a tent pitched on the ruins of her former home, destroyed by an Israeli airstrike that killed her three children. As she awaits the birth of her fourth child, she faces daily challenges such as lack of privacy, scarce resources, and constant fear. Despite her circumstances, she finds solace in reminiscing about her lost children and hopes for a better future for her unborn baby.
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    Lula Expresses Concern Over Potential US Interference in Brazilian Elections

    Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has publicly expressed concern over potential US interference in Brazil's upcoming elections. He specifically cited 'suspicions' about US Secretary of State Marco Rubio's actions. Lula, in interviews with CNN and during his visit to the US, emphasized his worry about Rubio's influence on the electoral process.
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    Denmark, Greenland, US Sign Arctic Security Deal

    Denmark, Greenland, and the United States have signed a security agreement regarding Greenland. The deal, signed on September 22, puts Arctic security under NATO's watch, sharing responsibility between NATO, the US, and Denmark. The agreement recognizes Danish sovereignty over Greenland while giving the US a more significant role in its security. The signing ceremony took place at the UN headquarters in New York.
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    Two Pilots Die in Helicopter Crash While Fighting Yosemite Wildfire

    Two pilots lost their lives when their helicopter crashed while battling the Dome Fire in Yosemite National Park, California. The Eurocopter Super Puma, operated by Precision Helicopters, was conducting water drops when it went down southeast of Ostrander Lake. The cause of the crash is under investigation by the FAA and NTSB. The pilots were identified as Greg King from Alaska and another whose name has not been released. This tragedy brings the total number of helicopter pilots killed in wildfire-related crashes this year in the U.S. to five.
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    Brazil, EU, Canada, and Kenya Launch Manifesto for Multilateralism at UN General Assembly

    Brazil, the European Union (EU), Canada, and Kenya launched a manifesto for multilateralism ahead of the UN General Assembly. The initiative aims to make multilateral institutions more representative, legitimate, effective, and reliable. The declaration, signed by these countries and others, commits to working together to support peace, stability, inclusive development, shared prosperity, human dignity, and rights for all. It endorses the multilateral system based on the UN Charter and stresses the need to maintain and enforce international norms and principles. The signatories also pledge to reform and strengthen multilateral institutions to better prevent conflicts, respond to crises, and promote fair trade.
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