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Middle East news — August 31, 2026 - Page 6
Publications tagged with Middle East published on August 31, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive. Page 6 of 8.
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Thai Police Crack Down on Prostitution Ahead of U.S. Navy Visit
Thai authorities have launched a crackdown on prostitution in Pattaya ahead of the arrival of the USS Abraham Lincoln, an aircraft carrier carrying 5,000 American sailors and Marines. The carrier is set to dock at nearby Laem Chabang this week, allowing its crew to rest and recuperate after over 200 days at sea. Police have detained dozens of suspects in raids and are preparing additional patrols around the city's main beachfront and nightlife district. Despite the crackdown, local officials acknowledge that sex workers may still solicit in public areas without their knowledge. The visit is expected to boost Pattaya's economy, with each U.S. military personnel potentially spending between $30 to $91 per day.105 sourcesSee all sources
Ceutians Protest Against Migrant Crisis
Hundreds of Ceutians have taken to the streets multiple times in recent weeks to protest against the migrant crisis, demanding the expulsion of migrants and the resignation of the Government Delegate in Ceuta. The protests, marked by the presence of Spanish flags and slogans like 'Ceuta is not for sale', have been largely peaceful despite some incidents. The demonstrations come after thousands of Moroccan citizens entered Ceuta illegally, overwhelming the city's resources. The Ceutan government estimates that around 9,000 migrants remain in the city.12 sourcesSee all sourcesToshkentda Hokimliklar Ish Vaqti O'zgarishi Mumkin
Toshkent shahar hokimligi shahar va tuman hokimliklari, shahar boshqarmalari hamda ularga qarashli boʻlinmalarning ish vaqti 8:00 dan 17:00 gacha belgilash taklifini jamiyat muhokamasiga qo'ymoqda. Yani, xodimlar ishlini hozirgidan bir soat ertaroq boshlab, bir soat ertaroq yakunlaydi. Ish kunining umumiy davomiyligi oʻzgarmaydi.38 sourcesSee all sources
Drones Attack Wildberries Warehouse in Yekaterinburg
Yesterday, drones attacked the 'Wildberries' warehouse in Yekaterinburg. Modernized kamikaze drones An-196 'Ljutij' were used, with one hitting a residential high-rise building and another falling near the warehouse.5 sourcesSee all sources
Venus Williams Eliminated in US Open First Round by Sofia Kenin
Venus Williams was defeated by Sofia Kenin in the first round of the U.S. Open, losing 6-2, 7-6. The match, which started late due to Novak Djokovic's lengthy match, was Williams' 14th consecutive singles defeat and her sixth straight first-round loss at the U.S. Open. Despite receiving a wildcard entry, the 46-year-old's performance was marred by unforced errors and double faults. Kenin, who won the 2020 Australian Open, advances to face No. 3 seed Jessica Pegula in the second round.14 sourcesSee all sourcesUS Treasury's Bessent Presses G20 to Reassess Trade Terms with China
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has urged G20 countries to re-examine their trade terms with China, warning that Beijing’s export-driven strategy and $1.2 trillion surplus are unsustainable. He aims to shrink global imbalances and push Beijing to rebalance its economy towards domestic consumption.9 sourcesSee all sources
First Meeting of Mecca Pact's Political and Defense Committee
The first meeting of the political and defense committee of the Mecca Pact, signed by Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan, will be held in Istanbul on August 31. The ministers of foreign affairs, defense, and chiefs of staff of the three countries will attend to discuss international security, defense capability development, operational cooperation, and joint production in the defense industry.13 sourcesSee all sources
6-Foot Cobra Rescued from Toilet Seat in Gurugram
A 6-foot Spectacled Cobra was rescued from a bathroom in Gadauli Kalan village, Gurugram, after residents heard hissing sounds. Wildlife conservation officer Anil Gandas led the rescue operation, carefully breaking open the toilet seat to remove the highly venomous snake.4 sourcesSee all sources
Alessandro Di Battista Regains Consciousness, Transferred to Havana
Alessandro Di Battista, former M5S deputy, has regained consciousness after being hospitalized in Cuba following a fainting spell. He was initially admitted to a hospital in Santa Clara but has since been transferred to Havana for further tests. Di Battista has spoken with doctors and posted on social media, expressing his intention to return soon.27 sourcesSee all sourcesIRGC Targets U.S. Bases in Jordan After Lark Island Attack
The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) confirmed it targeted two American bases in Jordan with ballistic missiles and drones, causing significant damage. The attack was in response to the U.S. strike on IRGC positions in the Lark Island. The Jordanian army intercepted eight missiles. No independent confirmation of casualties or extent of damage.3 sourcesSee all sources
Student List Leads in Serbian Polls
A poll conducted by the Bureau for Social Research (BIRODI) shows that the Student Movement's list would win around 48.5% of the votes in Serbia's next parliamentary elections, ahead of the Serbian Progressive Party–Aleksandar Vučić list (SNS) with 38.6%. The poll also projects that the Socialists (SPS), Vučić's coalition partner Ivica Dačić, would win 3.9% of the votes. The remaining opposition lists and national minority lists together would win between 7.8 and 10.2% of the votes.5 sourcesSee all sources
Rare White Falcon Sold for Record Price in Abu Dhabi
A rare white falcon was sold for a record price of 1.5 million dirhams (approximately $408,000) at the Abu Dhabi International Hunting and Equestrian Exhibition (ADIHEX). The sale was reported by the Emirati news agency WAM.5 sourcesSee all sources
Russian Strikes Destroy Ukrainian Warehouses in Borispol and Odessa
The Russian military has destroyed warehouses used by the Ukrainian Armed Forces in Borispol, Kyiv region, and a logistics terminal in Odessa. The strikes resulted in large fires and thick black smoke. The Ukrainian Armed Forces' logistics centers and warehouses were targeted, with the Russian Ministry of Defense stating that these facilities were used for storing and distributing military cargo. The strikes also affected civilian infrastructure, including a logistics center belonging to the Roshen company, which may cause disruptions in the supply of goods.32 sourcesSee all sources
Independence Day Celebrations Cost 20 Times More Than Planned
Prime Minister Vasile Tofan initially requested a reduction in expenses for Independence Day celebrations due to budget deficit. However, the Ministry of Culture increased the budget from 500,000 lei to 10 million lei, leading to a final cost of over 9.8 million lei for a single day. The contract was awarded without competition through 'direct negotiations', citing urgency and creative specificity. Despite the increase in spending, the government did not respond to questions about how saving turned into record spending.7 sourcesSee all sources
Sánchez Addresses Ceuta Crisis, Denies Contradictions Between Ministers
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez addressed the migrant crisis in Ceuta, denying contradictions between Interior Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska and Defense Minister Margarita Robles regarding the role of the CNI. He stated that while there were reports from both the CNI and National Police, no one predicted the magnitude of the crisis. Sánchez also praised Morocco's cooperation and estimated that around 5,000 migrants remain in Ceuta.27 sourcesSee all sources
Trump Defends Iran War Policy, Says 'We're Winning Easily'
US President Donald Trump has dismissed critics who demand accountability for his Iran war policy, asserting that 'they want our country to lose' but 'we are winning with ease and power'. Trump's statement comes amidst rising fuel prices and decreasing military reserves in the US, along with increasing Iranian influence in the region.4 sourcesSee all sources
South Africa Accuses Israel of Defying UN Court's Orders in Gaza
South Africa has formally accused Israel of failing to adhere to three legally binding orders from the International Court of Justice (ICJ), submitting an evidence dossier to the world body. The dossier claims that as of August, at least 73,407 Palestinians have been killed and 174,335 injured in Gaza since October 2023, with one Palestinian child killed every day on average. South Africa warns that the rights of Palestinians may be 'destroyed' before the ICJ renders its final decision, threatening the legitimacy of the court itself.16 sourcesSee all sources
APC Seeks Adeleke's Cooperation to Secure Votes for Tinubu
The APC's national secretary, Ajibola Basiru, visited Osun State Governor Ademola Adeleke to discuss cooperation between the APC and Adeleke's Accord Party. Basiru expressed hope that this alliance could secure around 1.5 million votes for President Bola Tinubu in the upcoming election.3 sourcesSee all sourcesVietnam Arrests and Hands Over Korean Fraud Suspects
On August 30, Vietnamese authorities arrested three Korean nationals wanted by Interpol for online fraud. Wang Taesan, Han Joonhee, and Bang Giseong were apprehended at Tan Son Nhat International Airport and handed over to Korean law enforcement. They were suspected of telecom fraud, operating fake dating websites, and impersonating officials to extort money.5 sourcesSee all sourcesHC Quashes Ban on Foreign Travel by Haryana Govt Employees
The High Court of Haryana has lifted a blanket ban on foreign travel by government employees in the state. The court quashed the order, providing relief to the employees.2 sourcesSee all sourcesIsraeli Artillery Shells Southern Lebanon
Israeli artillery shelling targeted various towns and villages in southern Lebanon, including Kfar Ruman, Al-Mansouri, and Baraheet. The shelling continued throughout the day, with some reports mentioning intense and continuous shelling. The Lebanese news and Al-Manar correspondent confirmed these attacks.69 sourcesSee all sources
Fire Breaks Out in Kyiv After Russian Strike
A fire has broken out in the Kyiv region following a Russian strike. Thick black smoke was seen rising into the sky, and residents were urged to keep their windows shut. The attack resulted in one death and several injuries, including a child. The fire was reported in both residential and non-residential areas.10 sourcesSee all sources
Nepal House Survives Flash Flood
A green house in Nepal withstood a devastating flash flood, with the family living on its balcony. The house, dubbed 'the green cottage', was surrounded by massive waves of water, mud, and debris but remained standing. The family waved a red flag to signal rescue teams. The house's survival has been attributed to its sturdy construction, with many praising the engineer who built it.4 sourcesSee all sources
