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Middle East news — September 10, 2026 - Page 6

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

144 publications

  2. WorldMiddle EastHealthcareFood

    Kazakhstan to Limit Fast Food Ads Targeting Children

    The Ministry of Health in Kazakhstan has developed proposals to restrict advertising of fast food, sugary drinks, and other products high in sugar, salt, and saturated fats targeted at children. The restrictions aim to reduce the marketing impact on children's food preferences and promote healthy habits. The proposals, which consider international practices and WHO recommendations, may affect TV, radio, social media, and outdoor advertising.
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  3. WorldRegulatorsMiddle East

    BTS Fans Camping Outside Stadium to Secure Concert Spots

    Dozens of BTS fans have set up tents outside the San Marcos stadium in Lima, Peru, over a month before the group's upcoming concerts. The fans, known as ARMY, are organizing shifts to maintain their places in line and secure spots close to the stage. They have reported the presence of suspected scalpers and have taken measures to remove them. The fans' actions have sparked debate within the ARMY community, with some questioning the early camping. The stadium will also serve as a polling station, requiring fans to remove their tents before the elections.
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  4. WorldMiddle EastSoutheast AsiaEarth

    Railway Expansion Between Arakkonam and Renigunta Approved

    The Union Cabinet has approved the construction of third and fourth railway lines between Arakkonam in Tamil Nadu and Renigunta in Andhra Pradesh, a 77-km project estimated to cost ₹10,021 crore. This project aims to add capacity to the rail corridor serving Tirupati, strengthen connectivity to Tirupati and the Rayalaseema region, ease congestion, and boost tourism, trade, and logistics. The project is part of five multi-tracking works that will add about 540km of railway capacity across AP, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, and Telangana.
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  8. WorldBillMiddle EastNorth America

    Pakistan Orders Expulsion of Afghan Medical Students

    Pakistan's Medical and Dental Council has directed all medical and dental institutions to expel Afghan students and arrange their return to Afghanistan. The decision affects thousands of students, including many in their final year and women, who face losing their chance to become doctors or dentists. The move has been criticized as discriminatory, inhumane, and contrary to international human rights law. Afghan students and international organizations have called for a reversal of the decision.
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  9. PoliticsLocal GovMiddle EastNorth America

    SEC Threatens to Expel LSU Over Eligibility Dispute

    The Southeastern Conference (SEC) has filed an amended complaint seeking the authority to expel Louisiana State University (LSU) from the conference. The move comes amidst a heated dispute over the eligibility of players with NFL experience to return to college football. SEC leaders plan to vote on LSU's membership on September 10, with a two-thirds majority required for expulsion. LSU has since removed the controversial players from its roster, but the SEC has not yet withdrawn its threat.
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  10. PoliticsRegulatorsSanctionsMiddle East

    Yemen Attacks Damage Saudi Arabia's King Khalid Air Base

    Satellite images confirm significant damage to King Khalid Air Base in southwestern Saudi Arabia following missile attacks by the army and Ansar Allah (Houthi rebels) in Yemen. The base, which houses F-15 fighter jets used to bomb Yemen, shows direct hits on aircraft shelters, buildings, and workshops, as well as signs of fire and burn marks. The damage was verified by multiple sources using satellite imagery.
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  11. WorldBillMiddle EastHealthcare

    Europe Condemns Russia's Human Rights Violations in Occupied Ukraine

    The European Council has issued a stark warning about the continued deterioration of human rights in Ukraine's occupied territories, with Russia accused of 'flagrant violations' of international law. The annual report, presented by Secretary General Alain Berset, highlights Russia's attempts to hold elections in occupied zones, impose its citizenship, and suppress Ukrainian identity. Despite numerous documented abuses, the true extent of violations remains hard to assess due to restricted access and lack of cooperation from Russian authorities.
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  15. WorldMiddle East

    Cuba Authorizes Private Pharmacies; Imports Must Go Through State-Owned Companies

    Cuba has approved at least 14 projects for private pharmacies, with the first expected to begin operations soon. However, these pharmacies will have to import drugs through state-owned companies Medicuba and Farmacuba, and will not be able to sell hospital drugs or products classified as drugs. The move comes amidst a severe medicine shortage due to U.S. sanctions, with only 30% of essential medicines currently available in the country.
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  17. WorldMiddle EastEarthHealthcare

    Earthquake in Colombia: One Month Later

    One month after the devastating earthquake in Colombia, tributes and remembrance ceremonies are being held across the country to honor the victims and rescue workers. The earthquake, which struck on August 10, primarily affected four departments and caused significant damage. Reconstruction efforts are ongoing, with residents, authorities, and volunteers working together to recover from the tragedy.
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  19. PoliticsMiddle East

    Robra: Saxony-Anhalt Should Not Be Cut Off From Security Information

    Following the state election, Rainer Robra, the head of the state chancellery in Saxony-Anhalt, has rejected suggestions that the federal state should be cut off from security-relevant information in the event of an AfD takeover of government. He argued that such a move would hinder cooperation between states and warned against further excluding the AfD, as it could drive more people towards the party.
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  21. WorldMiddle East

    Estudiantes vs Corinthians: Copa Libertadores Quarter-Final Match Details

    Estudiantes de La Plata hosts Corinthians in the Copa Libertadores 2026 quarter-finals on Wednesday, September 9, at the Estadio Uno Jorge Luis Hirschi in Argentina. The match kicks off at 9:30 PM local time (Argentina, Uruguay, Brazil, Paraguay), 8:30 PM in Chile, Bolivia, and Venezuela, 7:30 PM in Peru, Colombia, and Ecuador, 6:30 PM in Mexico and Central America, and 8:30 PM in the United States (Miami, Washington, and New York). ESPN and Disney+ Premium will broadcast the match across Latin America.
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  24. WorldMiddle EastNorth America

    Iran-US Conflict Escalates: Drones Downed, Sanctions Imposed, Tankers Destroyed

    The conflict between the US and Iran has escalated following the downing of a US reconnaissance drone by Iran. In response, the US has imposed new sanctions and destroyed five Iranian tankers. The war, which began in February 2026, had seen a brief ceasefire before US President Donald Trump declared it over in early July. The escalation has led to attacks in the Middle East and driven global oil prices above $100 per barrel.
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