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Asia news — September 18, 2026

Publications tagged with Asia published on September 18, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive.

16 publications

  1. WorldAsiaMiddle EastEarth

    Rubikon Center Operations on September 16-18, 2026

    The Rubikon Center's operational activities from September 16 to 18, 2026, involved various actions including engagement of enemy manpower, delivery of supplies to allied units, and combat activities against OSU/UAF unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) in the Donbas and Krasnolimansk/Sumy directions. The center also cooperated with the Russian VKS in hitting OSU targets and conducted long-range mining of Ukrainian armed forces' logistic routes.
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  4. WorldAsiaMiddle EastNorth America

    Peruvian National Team: FIFA Date Schedule and Call-ups

    The Peruvian national team will play four friendly matches against World Cup teams during the next FIFA date. The matches are against the United States, Mexico, Canada, and Colombia. The team, led by coach Mano Menezes, will use these matches to evaluate the squad ahead of the next qualifying process. The call-up list includes a mix of experienced players and new faces, with notable absences such as Renato Tapia and Alejandro Duarte.
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  7. WorldAsiaMiddle EastIsrael

    Yemen's Leader Condemns Saudi Arabia's Role, Calls for Support of Palestinians

    Yemen's leader, Abdul-Malik al-Houthi, criticized Saudi Arabia for its role in the region, accusing it of attacking Yemen, supporting Israel, and ignoring the Palestinian cause. He called on systems and governments to move against the 'Zionist enemy' and support the Palestinian people. He also accused Saudi Arabia of trying to divert attention from the real threat to Islamic sanctities, which he said is the 'Jewish Zionist enemy'.
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  9. WorldRegulatorsLocal GovAsiaMiddle East

    37 Suspected Illegal Miners Die in Nigerian Custody

    At least 37 people suspected of illegal mining died while in custody of the Nigerian Security and Civil Defense Corps (NSCDC) in Niger State, central Nigeria. The governor declared a three-day mourning period and postponed election campaigns. Protests erupted in Minna, the state capital, with residents blaming the authorities for the deaths. The cause of death is yet to be determined, with initial reports suggesting overcrowding and poor ventilation in the detention center.
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  10. WorldAsia

    Diesel Price in Germany Reaches Record High

    Diesel prices in Germany have surged to an all-time high, reaching an average of 2.453 euros per liter (around $11.50 per gallon) on September 16, 2026. This marks a significant increase from the previous record set in April. The price hike is attributed to factors such as the conflict in the Middle East, transportation routes, and refinery operations. Motorists are facing higher costs, and the German government is considering relief measures.
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  11. WorldAsiaMiddle East

    Russians Travel to Belarus for Dog Vaccinations After Multican-8 Scandal

    Following the discovery of a live virus in the Russian vaccine Multican-8, causing mass dog deaths, Russian pet owners are traveling to Belarus to vaccinate their dogs with the Dutch Nobivac vaccine. The demand is so high that appointments are scheduled three months in advance, and Belarusian veterinarians are planning mobile clinics near the border. The cost per dog, including examination, is around ₽4500, with travel expenses covered by the owners.
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  13. WorldRegulatorsAsiaMiddle East

    South Korea Rejects Military Deployment to Hormuz Strait

    South Korean President Lee Jae-myung has repeatedly stated that South Korea will not deploy military forces to the Middle East, specifically the Hormuz Strait, in a manner that would involve participating or intervening in the ongoing conflict. This stance comes despite pressure from the United States and concerns over the safety of South Korean merchant ships and crude oil transport routes. The government is, however, considering expanding its role in protecting navigation through the strait.
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  14. PoliticsRegulatorsCorruptionAsiaMiddle East

    Chinese Fugitive Arrested After 10 Years in Thailand

    A Chinese man wanted by Chinese authorities for corruption and embezzlement was arrested in Thailand after evading capture for over a decade. He used his son's identity and Thai citizens as nominees to set up shell companies worth over 6 billion Thai baht. Thai police, working with immigration and other agencies, discovered his true identity through facial recognition and arrested him along with his son.
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