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World news — September 29, 2026 - Page 2

World publications published on September 29, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive. Page 2 of 4.

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  2. WorldMiddle East

    UAE President Inaugurates Union Railway Station in Dubai

    His Excellency Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, President of the United Arab Emirates (UAE), inaugurated the Union Railway Station in Dubai. The event marked the launch of the Union Train, which operates between Abu Dhabi and Dubai. The President traveled by train from Abu Dhabi to Dubai for the occasion, inspecting the train's systems and meeting with staff. The Crown Prince of Dubai, Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed, expressed his delight at the President's presence and participation in the inaugural ride.
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  4. WorldMiddle EastWeatherClimate

    Israeli Attacks Kill, Injure Palestinians Across Gaza

    Israeli attacks have killed and injured Palestinians across the Gaza Strip, with airstrikes and drone strikes targeting residential areas, markets, and refugee camps. The attacks have resulted in the death of at least 1,421 Palestinians and wounded over 4,983 since the ceasefire began. The Israeli army has also carried out large-scale demolition operations and targeted Palestinian leaders, including the commander of Hamas' northern Gaza Strip brigade. The Palestinian Ministry of Health reported one martyr and 13 injured in the last 24 hours.
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  5. WorldMiddle EastChina

    Russia, Serbia to Maintain Strong Ties Despite Vucic's Resignation

    Russian officials, including Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov, have reassured that relations between Russia and Serbia will continue to develop constructively despite the resignation of Serbian President Alexander Vucic. They emphasized that these ties are not limited to individual personalities and will persist through contacts with Serbia's political leadership and economic operators.
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  7. WorldRegulatorsLocal GovMiddle East

    Caspian Airlines Plane Seized Over €3 Million Debt at Istanbul Airport

    A Boeing 737 aircraft belonging to Caspian Airlines was seized at Istanbul Airport due to a €3 million debt. The plane, registered as EP-KPB, was preparing to depart for Iran with passengers when it was seized by enforcement officers following a court order. The seizure comes just days after new US sanctions against Iran's aviation sector took effect.
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  9. WorldMiddle East

    Heating Season Begins in St. Petersburg, Moscow Region Prepares

    Heating in St. Petersburg will commence on September 30, initially targeting social institutions like kindergartens, schools, and clinics. In the Moscow region, heating will start from October 1, also prioritizing kindergartens, hospitals, and schools. Moscow's heating season may begin after October 3, with no fixed date yet, and will follow the rule of maintaining an average daily temperature below 8°C for five consecutive days.
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  10. WorldMiddle EastNorth America

    Algeria vs Burundi: 2027 AFCON Qualifier Details

    Algeria faces Burundi in the second round of the 2027 African Cup of Nations qualifiers on Tuesday, September 29, at the Intwari Stadium in Bujumbura. Kickoff is at 14:00 local time in Algeria (15:00 in Paris). The match will be broadcast on beIN SPORTS 2. Algeria aims to secure a win after their victory against Zambia, while Burundi seeks their first points after losing to Togo. Algeria has a strong record against Burundi, winning four out of six matches.
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  12. WorldBillJudiciaryGovernanceMiddle East

    PACE Questions Annulments That Left Opposition Party Out of Parliament

    The Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) expressed concern over the Central Electoral Commission's annulment of polling station results without sufficient justification, which left the opposition Prosperous Armenia party (PPA) outside parliament. PACE urged Armenian authorities to amend the Electoral Code to clearly define the procedure for repeat voting. The report also addressed foreign interference, particularly from Russia, and noted the Armenian people's choice of a pro-European path despite shortcomings and external pressure.
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  13. WorldMiddle EastBudget

    Russia to Allow More Foreign Professionals Without Quotas

    The Ministry of Internal Affairs has prepared a list of foreign professionals who can be employed in Russia without a quota. The list includes directors of enterprises, software engineers, programmers, technicians, and specialists in agriculture, forestry, hunting, fishing, and fish farming, among others. Additionally, qualified specialists in healthcare, social services, culture, sports, and leisure can also be employed without a quota.
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  16. WorldRegulatorsMiddle East

    War in Ukraine Update: Russia's Military Actions and International Response

    Russia continues its military aggression against Ukraine, with recent developments including the Kremlin's reported new mobilization, Putin placing the Moscow Metro business under forced administration, and Ukraine defending against ballistic missile attacks. Internationally, Pope Francis calls for peace talks, while former EU Council President Donald Tusk warns of permanent Russian attacks near the Polish border.
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  17. WorldRegulatorsMiddle EastLogistics

    Kazakhstan and Rhenus Group Discuss Logistics Cooperation

    The President of Kazakhstan, Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, received Tobias Bartz, the chairman of the Rhenus Group, to discuss strategic partnerships in transport and logistics. The primary focus was on developing the Trans-Caspian international transport corridor, also known as the Middle Corridor. Tokayev emphasized the need for modern infrastructure, including ports, terminals, railways, and digital services, while Bartz highlighted Kazakhstan's potential as a major transport and logistics hub. Both parties expressed interest in joint projects, including the multimodal hub in Aktau port.
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  18. WorldPolicyTreatyMiddle East

    Iran Expects US Response on Hormuz Plan Today

    Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has repeatedly stated that Iran expects a response from the US today regarding its proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. The proposal, conveyed through Qatari mediators, is linked to several conditions including a regional ceasefire, lifting of sanctions on Iran's oil sector, and an end to the US naval blockade. Iran is prepared for both diplomacy and military defense.
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  19. WorldMiddle EastEarth

    Power Outages in Makeyevka Districts

    Residents of the Soviet, Gornyatsky, and Kirovsky districts of Makeyevka are experiencing power outages. The Soviet and Gornyatsky districts will have their electricity turned off today, September 29, from 12:00 to 18:00 due to repair and restoration work. The Kirovsky district has had 16 transformer substations de-energized due to an emergency outage, affecting the Ilyich Path residential area.
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  20. WorldBillMiddle East

    China Demands End to U.S. Blockade and Threats Against Cuba

    China's Vice President Han Zheng, speaking at the UN General Assembly, called on the U.S. to immediately lift the blockade and sanctions against Cuba and stop using the threat of force against the island. This demand was echoed by several other Chinese officials and state media outlets. The U.S. has maintained an economic and commercial blockade against Cuba for over six decades, which has been recently reinforced with numerous coercive and unilateral measures. Cuba has been facing severe economic crisis due to the blockade and recent U.S. actions, including a petroleum embargo and threats of military action.
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  21. WorldMiddle EastEarth

    First Child Under 12 Euthanized in Netherlands

    A two-year-old child in the Netherlands became the first under the age of 12 to be euthanized, following a change in Dutch law allowing assisted dying for severely ill children between one and 12 years old. The child, born prematurely, suffered from severe brain damage, cerebral palsy, epilepsy, and breathing problems. After doctors concluded that suffering could not be adequately alleviated, the parents and doctor decided to end the life. An investigation found the doctor acted with due care.
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  22. WorldLawEuropeMiddle East

    Poland Braces for Potential Russian Hybrid Attacks on Border with Ukraine

    On Poland's border with Ukraine, residents are preparing for a possible Russian hybrid attack. New air defenses have been deployed following repeated missile and drone warnings, and recent incidents including Russian drone strikes near the border and a Russian missile entering Polish airspace. Polish officials warn that border regions could be particularly vulnerable in the coming months, with schools near Ukraine practicing evacuations. Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has stated that the country faces very difficult weeks and months ahead due to increasing Russian aggression in Ukraine moving closer to the Polish border.
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  23. WorldMiddle EastEarth

    36 Stations Nationwide Record Unhealthy Air Pollution Levels

    A total of 36 stations across Malaysia recorded unhealthy Air Pollution Index (API) levels, with Johan Setia in Selangor having the highest reading of 176. This includes 26 stations from the previous day's count, with new additions including Minden and Balik Pulau in Penang Island, and Samalaju in Sarawak. The API readings ranged from 100 to 176, indicating unhealthy to very unhealthy levels.
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  24. WorldMiddle East

    Thousands Protest Housing Crisis in Madrid After Eviction of 87-Year-Old Woman

    Tens of thousands of people took to the streets of Madrid to protest against Spain’s housing crisis and demand protective measures for tenants, a ban on evictions without alternative housing, and stricter rules against investment funds. The protests were sparked by the eviction of an 87-year-old woman named Maricarmen from her home where she had lived for over seven decades. Protesters camped out in Puerta del Sol square and engaged in negotiations with the government.
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