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Middle East news — September 10, 2026 - Page 2

Publications tagged with Middle East published on September 10, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive. Page 2 of 6.

144 publications

  5. PoliticsWarMiddle EastIsrael

    IDF Destroys Hezbollah's Strategic Underground Complex in Southern Lebanon

    The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) have successfully destroyed Hezbollah's strategic underground complex at Ali Al-Taher Ridge in southern Lebanon. The operation, led by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Israel Katz, involved the destruction of a network of tunnels, weapons storage rooms, and living quarters used by Hezbollah terrorists. The IDF used over 1,100 tons of explosives, causing a 4.1 magnitude earthquake. The operation marks the completion of Israel's 'security zone' in southern Lebanon.
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  6. PoliticsMiddle EastIsraelCounterterrorism

    IDF Completes Destruction of Hezbollah's Ali Taher Ridge Infrastructure

    The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) have successfully destroyed Hezbollah's underground infrastructure in the Ali Taher Ridge in southern Lebanon. The operation involved the demolition of over 2 kilometers of tunnels, containing Iranian-made weapons, drones, and command centers. The IDF considers this a strategic victory, as the infrastructure was built over two decades with Iranian funding and planning. The operation comes amidst heightened tensions in the region, with Israel closely monitoring potential retaliation from Hezbollah or Iran.
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  9. WorldMiddle EastHardwareHockey

    Rams and 49ers' Divergent Travel Strategies for Australia Game

    The Los Angeles Rams and San Francisco 49ers are set to play the first-ever NFL game in Australia, with the Rams arriving just 24 hours before kickoff, while the 49ers have been in Melbourne for a week. The Rams' strategy, based on past experiences, involves keeping their body clocks set to American time, while the 49ers' conventional approach aims to acclimate to the local time. The outcome of this game may provide insights into the best travel strategy for future international games.
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  10. WorldMiddle East

    Algeria Cuts Diplomatic Ties with UAE

    Algeria has decided to cut diplomatic relations with the United Arab Emirates (UAE). The Algerian Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that this decision was made 'after exhausting all means' to preserve relations, without specifying a cause. However, Algerian media have previously criticized the UAE for attempting to sow regional discord. The UAE ambassador has been given 48 hours to leave the country.
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  11. WorldBillMiddle East

    Algeria Breaks Diplomatic Relations with UAE

    Algeria has announced the rupture of its diplomatic relations with the United Arab Emirates (UAE) after exhausting all efforts to maintain them. The Algerian Foreign Ministry stated that all possible means to preserve bilateral relations had been explored, but to no avail. The decision comes amidst years of tension between the two countries, with Algeria accusing the UAE of conducting hostile policies towards it and attempting to interfere in its 2019 presidential elections.
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  12. WorldMiddle East

    Trump Predicts Imminent End to Iran War, Tied to US Elections

    President Trump has repeatedly stated that the ongoing war with Iran will end 'immediately' after the US midterm elections in November. He attributes this to Iran's inability to sustain the conflict any longer, suggesting that Tehran is desperate to influence the elections. However, his advisors have reportedly warned him that the conflict could drag on until the end of his term.
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  13. PoliticsRegulatorsTrialMiddle East

    Western Veterans Train Russians for Ukraine War

    Leaked intelligence memos reveal that former British and Australian special forces operators, including SAS veterans, have been training Russian soldiers for combat in Ukraine. The training, which includes close combat and sniper courses, reportedly continued even after the 2022 invasion. The main facility named is Alfa-Metal in Bulgaria, linked to a Russian security firm. Both Alfa-Metal and senior SAS sources deny the allegations.
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  19. CultureMiddle East

    One Year After Charlie Kirk's Death, Tributes Pour In

    Exactly one year ago, conservative activist and Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk was tragically killed. Today, tributes poured in from politicians and supporters alike, remembering Kirk as a devoted family man, passionate Christian, and champion of free speech. Despite his controversial views, many praised his commitment to engaging young people in politics and his dedication to the principles of faith, family, and freedom.
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  20. WorldMiddle EastChina

    Japan Demands Correction to UN World Map Over Disputed Islands

    Japan has demanded a correction to an Equal Earth world map on a website, claiming that it uses the same color for Russian territory and the four islands disputed between Japan and Russia. The Japanese government maintains that the islands, known as the Northern Territories, are part of Japan's inherent territory. The map, which accurately represents the size of each continent, was recently adopted by the UN General Assembly.
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  22. WorldMiddle East

    Associated Press Stands Firm, Refuses to Adopt Trump's 'Lake America'

    The Associated Press has announced that it will continue to refer to Lake Ontario by its original name, disregarding U.S. President Donald Trump's executive order to rename it 'Lake America'. The global news agency stated that it must ensure place names are easily recognizable to broad audiences, noting that Canada has refused to follow the name change. The AP acknowledged the historical significance of Lake Ontario's name, which has been in use for over 400 years, and is derived from the northern Iroquoian language family.
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  24. WorldMiddle East

    PACE Proposes Using Frozen Russian Assets to Compensate Ukraine

    The Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) has proposed using Russia's frozen assets to compensate Ukraine for damages resulting from human rights violations. Around €200 billion of the Central Bank of Russia's assets, currently frozen, could be used for this purpose. The proposal comes after the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) ruled in favor of Ukraine in two interstate cases. PACE aims to discuss this project at its plenary session on September 30.
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