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World news — September 24, 2026 - Page 5

World publications published on September 24, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive. Page 5 of 5.

115 publications

  1. WorldMiddle EastNorth AmericaSouth America

    Pico y Placa Regulations in Colombian Cities

    The texts discuss the 'Pico y Placa' vehicle restriction program in various Colombian cities, including Cartagena, Cali, and Medellín. This program limits vehicle traffic based on the last digit of the license plate, the type of vehicle, and the day of the week. The purpose is to reduce traffic, accidents, and pollution. Vehicles exempt from this restriction include emergency, official, and eco-friendly vehicles. Violations result in a fine equivalent to 15 days' minimum wage and vehicle immobilization.
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  2. WorldMiddle EastUkraineIsrael

    Drone Detected Near Romanian-Ukrainian Border

    A drone was detected near the border with Romania in the northeastern part of the town of Valkove, Ukraine, on Tuesday evening. The Romanian Ministry of National Defense's radar surveillance system identified the aerial target and alerted the population. Additionally, two Spanish F-18 aircraft took off from Kogalniceanu Base in response to a group of airborne targets detected in the north of Chilia Veche, Ukraine, near the Romanian border.
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  7. WorldLawRegulatorsMiddle East

    Former Mexican President Zedillo's Pension Revealed

    President Claudia Sheinbaum disclosed that former Mexican President Ernesto Zedillo receives an annual pension of approximately 1.79 million pesos from the Bank of Mexico (Banxico), despite having worked there for only nine years. This revelation was made during her morning press conference. The president also mentioned that former Banxico Governor Guillermo Ortiz receives around 300,000 pesos monthly after 11 years of service.
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  8. WorldEarth

    Ebola Outbreak in Congo Remains Uncontrolled

    The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) continues to spread, with the World Health Organization (WHO) warning that it remains largely uncontrolled. Despite some signs of improvement in certain areas, the number of cases and deaths continues to rise, particularly in the eastern province of North Kivu. The WHO reports that many recent deaths occurred outside health facilities due to delayed care and detection. The outbreak has also spread to border areas, putting pressure on health facilities and increasing the risk of further spread. The WHO has issued warnings about the severity of the situation and the need for urgent action.
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  9. WorldLawRegulatorsElectionsMiddle East

    US Denies Interference in Brazil's Election; Lula Raises Concerns

    Former President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) suspects US interference in Brazil's upcoming election, while the US State Department denies any involvement. A US spokesperson, Amanda Roberson, told CNN Brazil that the US wants free and transparent elections and has no preference for any candidate. Meanwhile, Roberson criticized Brazil's stance on fighting organized crime, expecting more aggressive measures against criminal groups like the PCC and the Red Command.
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  10. WorldEarthHealthcare

    ARVI Cases Surge Across Regions

    Acute respiratory viral infections (ARVI) have seen a significant increase across multiple regions. In the Kherson region, cases rose by 42.9%, while the Tambov region experienced a 1.6x increase. Moscow is also witnessing a seasonal rise in ARVI cases, with rhinoviruses being the predominant strain. In Kazakhstan, ARVI cases have surged by over 35,000 in just three days, totaling 87,358 since September 1, 2026.
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  13. WorldPolicyBillNorth America

    Argentine President Javier Milei Meets US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Praises Benjamin Netanyahu

    Argentine President Javier Milei met with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio at the UN General Assembly in New York. Rubio praised the 'solid' bilateral relationship between Argentina and the US, highlighting cooperation on energy, critical minerals, and agriculture. Milei, in turn, praised former Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, stating that 'if it weren't for him, I have doubts that Israel would still exist today.'
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  14. WorldMiddle East

    Brazil's First Training Session in Australia

    The Brazilian National Team, under coach Carlo Ancelotti, conducted its first training session in Australia with a reduced group on Tuesday. The team is preparing for friendlies against Australia, with the first match scheduled for Friday at 7 am (Brasilia time) in Townsville. Despite the reduced group, the team trained with 11 players, including Estevão, Raphinha, and Bruno Guimarães. Fans watched the training from nearby trees due to limited access to the field.
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  16. WorldMiddle East

    Lula Addresses UN General Assembly

    Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva participated in the United Nations General Assembly in New York. He delivered the opening speech at the General Debate and held bilateral meetings. Lula's speech focused on defending Brazil's sovereignty, criticizing external interference, and advocating for multilateralism. He also addressed the need for the UN Security Council to act on pressing global issues.
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  18. WorldSci PolicyHealthcareMental Health

    Modifiable Health Risks Could Boost Global GDP by $16.4 Trillion by 2050

    Addressing behavioral, metabolic, and environmental health risks could generate an estimated $16.4 trillion in annual global GDP uplift by 2050, according to a new whitepaper by Future Health – A Global Initiative by Abu Dhabi, the McKinsey Health Institute, and Healthy Living at the Department of Health – Abu Dhabi. The paper, 'The Future of Healthy Living: A $16.4 Trillion Opportunity', was released at the UNGA 81 in New York. It outlines a five-step approach for governments to enhance healthy living patterns and avoid losing 1.5 billion years of life due to disease or disability.
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  19. WorldMiddle East

    Nauru Reclaims Ancestral Name, Officially Becomes Naoero

    Nauru, a Pacific island nation, has officially changed its name to Naoero, its traditional form. President David Adeang announced the decision at the UN General Assembly, stating it's a return to the country's identity and language. The change comes after years of using the internationally recognized name Nauru, which was often mispronounced as 'Now-roo'. The new name, pronounced 'Now-ero', reflects the country's heritage and traditional pronunciation.
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