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  1. WorldMiddle EastSoutheast Asia

    Delhi Building Collapse: 7 Dead, PG Owner Arrested

    A five-story PG (Paying Guest) building in Delhi's Satya Niketan collapsed on September 6, killing at least 7 students and injuring many others. The building was illegally constructed and had a history of structural issues. The owner, Hariram Bansal, was arrested from Rajasthan a day after the incident. Rescue operations are ongoing, and nearby buildings are being inspected for safety. The incident has sparked protests and demands for stricter safety regulations.
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  3. WorldRegulatorsConstitutionMiddle East

    Unlicensed Driver Fined Dh5,000 for Hitting Pedestrian, Fleeing Scene in Dubai

    A Dubai traffic court convicted an unlicensed driver for hitting a pedestrian at a designated crossing and fleeing the scene without offering assistance. The driver was fined AED5,000 (approx. USD1,360) for causing injury through negligence, damaging property, and leaving the scene of an accident without a valid excuse. Additionally, the vehicle owner was fined AED1,000 (approx. USD272) for allowing an unlicensed person to drive.
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  5. WorldMiddle East

    Hong Kong to Boost Belt and Road Cooperation

    Hong Kong aims to strengthen its role as a hub for the Belt and Road Initiative, as outlined by Financial Secretary Paul Chan. The 11th Belt and Road Summit, to be held this week, will focus on promoting high-quality development and opening up new prospects. The event will feature a 'Going Global' chapter to facilitate market expansion for domestic enterprises, as well as discussions on Central Asia, the Middle East, low-carbon economy, and artificial intelligence. Over 100 enterprises from Belt and Road countries have listed in Hong Kong, indicating significant cooperation potential.
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  7. WorldMiddle EastNorth America

    Israeli Army Issues Evacuation Warnings, Launches Strikes in Southern Lebanon

    The Israeli army has issued evacuation warnings to residents of Deir al-Zahrani city in southern Lebanon, ordering them to leave the area. This comes as part of ongoing Israeli aggression against southern Lebanon, with a series of raids and attacks targeting villages and towns in the region. The Israeli army has also launched air strikes on various locations, including Deir al-Zahrani, Arab Salim, and Kfararman, resulting in injuries and damage to residential buildings.
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  8. WorldLocal GovMiddle East

    Ukraine Forms Women's Storm Groups in Border Guard Units

    Ukrainian border guard units are forming storm groups composed of women to replace men sent to the frontlines, as reported to TASS by Russian law enforcement agencies. These units are being created on the Kharkov direction and are part of the Ukrainian Armed Forces' efforts to replenish assault operation units. The use of women soldiers in combat roles has been an increasingly discussed topic in Ukraine and the West.
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  9. WorldMiddle East

    Kuwait Offers Up to 10-Year Residency to Those Who Lost Citizenship

    Kuwait has amended its residency regulations to grant up to 10-year residency to individuals whose Kuwaiti citizenship was revoked under Article 4. The new rules aim to provide a legal route for affected foreign nationals. The decision, published in the Official Kuwaiti Gazette, also prevents expatriates from staying outside Kuwait for more than six months, with exceptions for Kuwaiti citizens, property owners, and investors.
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    Aeroflot Demands State Support for Re-Engineering SSJ 100

    Aeroflot CEO Sergey Alexandrovsky has stated that replacing foreign engines with Russian ones on SSJ 100 aircraft is feasible only with state financial support. The estimated cost per aircraft is around 2 billion rubles. Without subsidies, Aeroflot predicts the withdrawal of SSJ 100 from Russian airlines' fleets. The company plans to redistribute flight hours and introduce new MC-21 aircraft to compensate for lost carrying capacity.
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  12. SocietyLocal GovCorruptionProtestMiddle East

    Peruvian Government's Response to Crime Wave and Security Concerns

    The Peruvian government, led by President Keiko Fujimori, has been facing criticism due to an increase in crime, particularly in the city of Trujillo. The government has responded by approving a new General Government Policy and requesting legislative faculties to strengthen its fight against crime. The Prime Minister, Luis Galarreta, has stated that six months is a reasonable time to see concrete results in the reduction of homicides and extortions. The government has cited the arrest of members of the 'Los Pulpos' gang as an example of its progress. However, the government's strategy has been criticized for being slow and ineffective, with some calling for the resignation of the National Police's General Commander, Óscar Arriola.
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  16. ScienceEnergy Sci

    Chinese Scientists Model Future War in Lunar Space

    A study by Chinese scientists from Xi'an Polytechnical University and Northwestern Polytechnical University explores potential future warfare scenarios in cis-lunar space. The research suggests that spacecraft could hide in complex lunar gravitational zones, pursue and evade each other, and control strategic routes. This could impact modern warfare, which increasingly relies on space-based technology.
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  17. SocietyCaribbeanHousingFood Prices

    Overcrowded Dwelling in Mallorca: Up to 30 People Living in Precarious Conditions

    National Police and Balearic Government inspectors discovered an overcrowded dwelling in Manacor, Mallorca, where up to 30 people were living in unsafe and suboptimal conditions. The property, with a total cadastral area of 228 square meters, had six rooms separated by curtains, a courtyard where six people slept, and multiple shared kitchens and bathrooms. Occupants paid between 80 and 100 euros per person, regardless of room-sharing. The Housing Law considers such overcrowding a very serious infraction, with fines ranging from 30,001 to 90,000 euros.
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  20. SportsSoccerCricketMotorsports

    Peru's 2026 South American Volleyball Championship: Schedule, Matches, and Broadcast Details

    The 2026 South American Volleyball Championship begins on September 8, with Peru facing Argentina in their opening match. The tournament will be held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and will feature Peru, Brazil, Argentina, Colombia, Chile, and Venezuela. Peru will play five matches, with their final game against Chile on September 13. Latina TV and the South American Volleyball Confederation's YouTube channel will broadcast the matches.
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  21. SportsHockey

    River vs Independiente Rivadavia: Match Report

    River Plate hosted Independiente Rivadavia in the eighth round of the Clausura Tournament. River, under interim coach Leonardo Ponzio, aimed to maintain their winning streak following a 3-2 victory over Banfield. The match ended 3-1 in favor of River, with goals from Montiel, Galván (2), and a consolation goal from Arce for Independiente Rivadavia. River remains 11th in Zone B and 10th in the overall table, while Independiente Rivadavia stays joint-top of the overall table.
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  23. WorldBillMiddle East

    Finland Restricts Access to Historical Russian Materials Until 9999

    The National Archives of Finland has restricted access to historical materials obtained from Russia until the year 9999. This decision affects millions of pages of documents relating to events between 1500 and 1990, which were purchased and copied at the expense of the Finnish state budget since 2005. The restriction came into effect in autumn 2022 and will last until the end of 9999. Researchers have accused the National Archives of self-censorship, citing the closure of access to Russian archives since the war against Ukraine began.
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