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Europe news — September 14, 2026

Publications tagged with Europe published on September 14, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive.

14 publications

  2. WorldEuropeNorth America

    Ethiopian Airlines Resumes and Expands Flights Post-COVID-19

    Ethiopian Airlines has announced the resumption of flights to numerous destinations worldwide, including Hong Kong and Seoul, starting June 5, 2021. The airline will also launch a new flight from Addis Ababa to Lagos, Nigeria, operating three times a week from August 5, 2021. Additionally, Ethiopian Airlines plans to resume flights to the United States, with three weekly flights between Addis Ababa and Washington D.C., starting in June. The airline has been working to restore flight services disrupted by recent conflicts and has prioritized destinations with high demand and strategic importance.
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  3. WorldEuropeAgtech

    Mexico's Public Schools Outperform Private Ones in PISA Test, Says Sheinbaum

    Mexico City Mayor Claudia Sheinbaum has claimed that public schools in Mexico outperform private ones in the Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA) test. She presented data showing better results for public schools after adjusting for students' socioeconomic levels. The mayor also expressed reservations about the application of the international test.
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  5. WorldBillEuropeMiddle East

    Russia's Train Strike Aimed to Intimidate, Divide Europe

    Russian attacks on a train near the border between Ukraine and Poland were carried out with the aim of intimidating and creating discord among European countries, according to multiple sources including the French Foreign Minister and the EU's top diplomat. The strikes, which occurred shortly after a group of Western influencers passed through on the same route, were seen as an attempt to scare the West from supporting Ukraine. No injuries were reported.
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  10. WorldEuropeUnited KingdomHardware

    Arab Travel Market Renews Confidence in Tourism Sector's Flexibility

    The 33rd Arab Travel Market (ATM) took place in Dubai from September 14 to 17, showcasing the resilience and adaptability of the global travel and tourism industry. The event, organized by RX Global, featured wide participation from various sectors, including destinations, airlines, hotels, and technology companies. The theme 'Travel 2040: New Horizons through Innovation and Technology' highlighted the importance of AI, digital transformation, and smart mobility in shaping the future of tourism. Key speakers included Daniela Curtis from RX Global, Ossam Kazem from Dubai's Department of Economy and Tourism, Adnan Kazim from Emirates Airline, Mohamed Al Reyasi from Riyadh Tours, and Heath Matar from IHG. The event also marked the launch of new platforms and brands, expressing confidence in the UAE's tourism sector.
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  11. WorldEurope

    Free Public Transportation in Istanbul on First Day of School

    Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality (İBB) has announced that public transportation will be free on the first day of school, September 14, 2026. This includes IETT buses, metrobus, metro, and integrated transportation using Istanbulkart. The free fare system will be applied between 06.00-16.00 hours. Additionally, inspections around schools will be increased and construction activities throughout the city will be stopped during this period.
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