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Middle East news — September 14, 2026 - Page 6

Publications tagged with Middle East published on September 14, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive. Page 6 of 8.

175 publications

  1. WorldMiddle EastHealthcare

    WHO to Stop Fuel Supplies to Gaza Hospitals on September 19

    The World Health Organization (WHO) has announced that it will cease fuel supplies to hospitals in the public sector in Gaza starting from September 19, 2026. This decision, due to lack of funding, may lead to the suspension or disruption of services in around seven health centers. According to the President of the Medical Relief Association in Gaza, Mohammed Abu Afash, 13 health centers have already stopped receiving fuel. Dr. Monir Al-Barash, a medical professional, confirmed the WHO's official announcement, stating that over 20 hospitals and health centers will be affected.
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  2. PoliticsMiddle East

    Ukrainian Tankers Celebrate Their Professional Holiday Amid War

    On their professional holiday, Ukrainian tankers continue to carry out tasks for fire support and protecting assault units despite the ongoing conflict. They are praised for their resilience, skill, and courage, with units distinguishing themselves on various fronts. The Chief of the General Staff and the Minister of Defense both extended their gratitude and respect to the tankers.
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  3. WorldMiddle East

    Robert Moreno Appointed Interim Coach of South Korea's Men's Football Team

    Spanish coach Robert Moreno has been appointed as the interim coach of South Korea's men's football team. Moreno, who arrives with 'great enthusiasm', aims to unite the players and make the fans proud. He will lead the team in six international matches, starting with a game against Ecuador on September 24. The Korea Football Association (KFA) hired Moreno for his ability to use data in tactical design and knowledge of Asian football.
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  4. WorldMiddle EastSoutheast Asia

    Montenegro Records 12 Traffic Accidents in 24 Hours, One Fatality

    In the last 24 hours, Montenegro recorded 12 traffic accidents, resulting in one fatality, two serious injuries, and seven minor ones. Five accidents occurred in Podgorica, two in Budva, and one each in Kotor, Tivat, Berane, Rožaje, Nikšić, and other locations. A total of 524 fines were issued, 63 misdemeanor reports filed, and three license plates seized.
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  5. WorldRegulatorsProtestMiddle East

    Interpol-Wanted Chinese Fugitive Arrested in Thailand After 30+ Years

    A Chinese national, Zhu Zhishan, wanted by Interpol for over 30 years for allegedly causing death by injury in Taizhou, Zhejiang in 1990, was arrested in Pattaya, Thailand on September 13, 2022. Zhu, who had been using the alias Su Chai Su La Chai, obtained Thai citizenship illegally in 2001 and established a family and multiple businesses in Pattaya, owning properties and vehicles worth over 1 billion baht. He was arrested following a request from China and will face extradition.
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  11. PoliticsMiddle EastUkraineConflict

    Putin Blasted for Bombing Ukrainian Locomotive Near Polish Border

    Russian President Vladimir Putin faces international condemnation for bombing a stationary Ukrainian locomotive near the Polish border, an act described as 'senseless' and 'twisted logic' by former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson, who narrowly missed the attack while traveling by train. The incident highlights the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine, with Putin responsible for the deaths of 1700 Ukrainian Railways staff. Calls have been made to increase air defense supplies and freeze Russian assets.
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  12. WorldMiddle EastChinaLogistics

    Russian 'Volga' Cars Discovered in Chinese Auto Wrecking Yards

    Russian-made Volga K50 cars, based on the Geely Monjaro, have been found on auto dismantling sites in China. These cars are immediately covered with Volga stickers and wheel covers, and are planned to be sold for around 4.5 million rubles. During the car's presentation, Putin praised Russian engineers for their ability to 'look into the future' and create reliable cars.
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  14. WorldAsiaMiddle East

    Kazakh Gymnast Akmaral Erekeshova Wins Silver at Grand Prix in Czech Republic

    Akmaral Erekeshova, representing Kazakhstan, won a silver medal in the Grand Prix stage held in Brno, Czech Republic. She scored 116.500 points in the individual all-around, finishing second behind Ukrainian gymnast Taiisia Onufriienko who scored 117.900 points. Polish representative Liliana Lewinska took third place with 108.250 points. Notably, Erekeshova qualified for the finals in all four apparatus events - hoop, ball, clubs, and ribbon.
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  15. WorldMiddle EastWeatherPublic Health

    Japanese Nuclear Operator Resignations Over Data Falsification

    The president and chairman of Chubu Electric Power, the operator of Japan's Hamaoka Nuclear Power Plant, have resigned following revelations of data falsification regarding the plant's seismic resistance. The company had been accused of manipulating data on the earthquake resistance of the Hamaoka NPP, leading to the withdrawal of its application to restart the third and fourth power blocks. An investigation committee's report on the data irregularities has been published, calling into question the safety of the plant and focusing on the involvement and motives of higher-ups.
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  17. PoliticsRegulatorsElectionsCorruptionMiddle East

    Thai Opposition to Submit No-Confidence Motion Against PM and Minister

    The opposition Pheu Thai Party plans to submit a no-confidence motion against Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul and Minister of Digital Economy Chaiwut Thanakamanusorn on September 30. The motion will focus on controversies such as the local civil service exam cheating scandal, Senate election collusion allegations, and the TH-AI passport project. The opposition is gathering evidence and evaluating other potential impeachment candidates. The Election Commission is expected to rule on the Senate election collusion case on September 14, involving 229 people, including Anutin.
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  19. WorldMiddle East

    LDP's Backed Candidate Wins Okinawa Governor Election

    The Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) has secured a victory in the Okinawa Governor election, with their endorsed candidate Susumu Inamine winning his first election. The win is seen as stabilizing the party's power base in the region. The elected governor, who is supported by the government, is expected to be more favorable towards Tokyo's policies, including military build-up, unlike the previous governor Denny Tamaki who opposed U.S. military bases.
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  20. WorldMiddle East

    Demi Lovato and Maroon 5 Headline Rock in Rio

    Demi Lovato and Maroon 5 took the stage at Rock in Rio 2026, performing their biggest hits and entertaining the crowd. Lovato, who has a strong connection with Brazil, sang in Portuguese alongside Luísa Sonza in the past. Maroon 5, led by Adam Levine, delivered a high-energy performance, marking their fourth appearance at Rock in Rio. The festival also featured other notable acts like Mumford & Sons, J Balvin, and João Gomes.
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  24. PoliticsMiddle East

    PM Modi Warns Against Weaponisation of Technology and Critical Minerals at BRICS Summit

    Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, during the BRICS Summit in New Delhi, cautioned leaders about the 'weaponisation' of technology and critical minerals, warning that it could hinder shared progress and prosperity. He emphasized the need for inclusive technology adoption and cooperation in the use of critical minerals. The two-day summit also saw the approval of the New Delhi Declaration, focusing on reliable, diversified, resilient, equitable, and sustainable supply chains.
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