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World news — September 30, 2026 - Page 4

World publications published on September 30, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive. Page 4 of 4.

89 publications

  1. WorldBillMiddle EastNorth America

    Thailand Rejects Cambodian Border Claims at UN

    Thailand's UN Ambassador Cherdchai Chaivaivid rejected Cambodia's allegations against Thailand during a right of reply at the UN General Assembly, stating that Cambodia continued to make baseless claims regarding border issues over nine months after a ceasefire was implemented. Thailand maintained its commitment to the ceasefire and called for cooperation on humanitarian demining and cross-border crime. The dispute centers around Cambodia's description of internally displaced persons and Thailand's occupation of Cambodian territory.
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  5. WorldEarth

    Mexico City Weather Forecast: Rain and Temperatures for September 27-28

    Mexico City residents can expect a 58% chance of rain on September 27, with temperatures ranging from 14.0°C to 23.9°C. On September 28, the probability of rain drops to 55%, with temperatures between 14.1°C and 26.1°C. Wind gusts up to 11.1 km/h are predicted for both days. The city experiences a warm and temperate climate, with summers characterized by heavy rain. Climate change affects the capital, leading to environmental contingencies.
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  6. WorldJudiciaryMiddle EastSoutheast Asia

    Ringgit Fluctuates Against USD Amid Geopolitical Uncertainty and US Data

    The ringgit opened lower against the US dollar on Monday due to persistent sentiment towards a potential increase in US interest rates. It then closed lower on the same day before rebounding on Tuesday, influenced by Malaysia's sovereign credit rating being maintained at 'A-' by S&P Global Ratings. On Wednesday, the ringgit depreciated against the dollar again, affected by weaker US consumer data. Throughout the week, the ringgit also fluctuated against other major and ASEAN currencies.
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  11. WorldMiddle East

    Trump's Venezuelan Gold Stuck in U.S. Warehouses

    Hundreds of millions of dollars worth of Venezuelan gold, facilitated by the Trump administration, is stored in U.S. warehouses. Refiners refuse to process it due to concerns about its origins, links to criminal groups, corruption, and environmental abuses. The gold, extracted from mines paying protection money to gangs, can't be refined, leaving Venezuela without funds and the U.S. with unprocessed gold.
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  12. WorldPolicyMiddle East

    Iraq Celebrates 'Day of Sovereignty' Marking End of Foreign Military Presence

    Iraq commemorated its 'Day of Sovereignty' on October 31, 2021, marking the formal end of the international coalition's military presence in the country. The event was widely celebrated across Baghdad and provinces with cultural and artistic events involving several ministries. It signifies the culmination of a journey of sacrifices and the conclusion of the foreign military presence.
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  13. WorldEarthClimateEnvironment

    El Niño to Cause 451,000 Heat-Related Deaths Worldwide by February 2027

    A 'super' El Niño phenomenon is expected to cause an additional 451,000 heat-related deaths globally between June 2026 and February 2027, according to a study by the Climate Impact Lab. The report projects global land temperatures to average about 1.2°C above normal levels, with 44% more extremely hot days than usual. The heaviest impacts are anticipated in countries in the Global South, particularly in Africa and South and Southeast Asia.
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  14. WorldMiddle East

    Costa Rica's Ambassador Boris Marchegiani Speaks at UN General Assembly

    Boris Marchegiani, Costa Rica's ambassador to the UN, delivered a speech at the UN General Assembly on September 28, promoting Costa Rica's support for Rebeca Grynspan's candidacy for UN Secretary-General. Marchegiani criticized the governments of Nicaragua and Cuba, expressing concern about human rights violations and democratic principles. He also addressed illegal mining, particularly in Costa Rica's border zone with Nicaragua, and praised Costa Rica's environmental leadership.
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  16. WorldChinaEarth

    China Marks Martyrs' Day with Xi Jinping Leading Tributes

    Chinese President Xi Jinping led Party and state leaders in presenting flower baskets to fallen national heroes at Tian'anmen Square in Beijing on Wednesday morning, marking the country's Martyrs' Day. The event, broadcast live, commemorated those who sacrificed their lives for national independence and prosperity. Xi has previously honored these heroes and drawn inspiration from their legacy.
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  17. WorldMiddle EastSoutheast Asia

    Saudi Arabia and Morocco Boost Defense Cooperation

    Saudi Arabia and Morocco are strengthening their defense cooperation. The Saudi Minister of Defense, Prince Khalid bin Salman, and his Moroccan counterpart, Abdellatif Loudyi, discussed ways to enhance collaboration during a phone call. They aim to support regional security and stability, with Morocco's King Mohammed VI recently affirming the kingdom's commitment to Saudi and GCC security.
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