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Middle East news — September 15, 2026 - Page 5

Publications tagged with Middle East published on September 15, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive. Page 5 of 6.

136 publications

  1. PoliticsCorruptionWarMiddle East

    Trial of Rémy Daillet and His Group for Kidnapping and Coup d'État Plot

    Fifteen defendants, including Rémy Daillet, a prominent conspiracy theorist, are set to stand trial in Paris for their alleged roles in the kidnapping of Mia, an 8-year-old girl, and a plot to overthrow the French government. The trial, scheduled to last until October 9, will examine the actions of Daillet and his far-right network, which formed during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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  3. WorldMiddle EastNorth AmericaBudget

    Ukraine's $27 Billion Defense Budget Hole Stuns EU Backers

    Ukraine's plea for an additional $27 billion to plug a defense budget hole has surprised and unsettled its European backers. The request, made by Ukrainian Prime Minister Koretskiy, was described as a 'bomb' by a European diplomat. The EU is questioning whether Ukraine is spending funds efficiently and whether some of its needs are exaggerated. Ukraine's backers are now asking for detailed explanations of the budget deficit.
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  4. WorldMiddle East

    Temperatures Drop and Rise in Iraq

    Iraq's Meteorological Authority has announced changes in temperature over the next few days. A notable drop in temperatures is expected on Tuesday, with maximum temperatures ranging from 36°C in the north to 45°C in the south. Temperatures are predicted to remain similar or slightly higher on Wednesday and Thursday. On Friday, temperatures are expected to be similar in the central region, slightly lower in the north, and slightly higher in the south compared to Thursday.
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    Lukashenko Congratulates Nicaragua's Co-Presidents on Independence Day, Aims to Deepen Cooperation

    Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko sent greetings to Nicaragua's co-presidents, José Daniel Ortega Saavedra and Rosario Murillo, on their Independence Day. He expressed his desire to strengthen the friendship between the two nations and enhance cooperation in various fields such as industry, machinery, agriculture, food, and pharmaceuticals.
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  7. WorldMiddle EastIndia

    China Praises India's Independent Foreign Policy After Modi-Xi Meeting

    China has commended India's independent foreign policy, with a spokesperson from the Chinese Foreign Ministry stating that they value Prime Minister Narendra Modi's recent statements. This positive response comes following a bilateral meeting between Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping at the BRICS summit, where both leaders welcomed the steady progress in their countries' relations.
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  9. WorldMiddle East

    Heavy Morning Traffic in Athens: Major Delays on Kifissos, Kifissias, and Attiki Odos

    Athens is experiencing heavy traffic congestion during the morning rush hour, with significant delays reported on several major roads. The return to school routine has exacerbated the situation, leading to slow-moving vehicles and bottlenecks. The worst-affected areas include Kifissos, Kifissias Avenue, Mesogion, Attiki Odos, and several other key routes in and around the city. Drivers are advised to exercise patience and consider alternative routes where possible.
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  14. WorldMiddle East

    Belarus Celebrates Unity Day at International Youth Festival

    Representatives from various countries at the International Youth Festival in Yekaterinburg extended warm wishes to Belarus on its Unity Day. Participants emphasized the importance of people and live communication in fostering unity. Speakers like Anastasia Mikhnyukevich and Ivan Vasilenko highlighted the significance of September 17, the date symbolizing the reunification of Western Belarus with the BSSR.
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  16. WorldBillMiddle East

    Merz Warns of 'Decisive' Weeks in Russia-Ukraine Conflict

    German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has stated that the coming weeks or months could be decisive in the confrontation with Russia and the protection of peace in Europe. He emphasized that a Russian victory would have unpredictable and unprecedented consequences for all of us, including Germany. Merz promised to do everything possible to support Ukraine and 'convince people that this is in the interests of all'.
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  17. SportsMiddle EastCommodities

    Russian Cheese Substitutes Market Declines by a Quarter

    The Russian market for cheese substitutes has witnessed a significant downturn, with production decreasing by nearly a quarter in the first half of the year. This decline can be attributed to stricter tax laws on cheese products, leading to increased prices, and a decrease in the price of real cheeses. Consequently, demand for these substitutes has also dropped by a third since the beginning of the year.
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  20. WorldBillMiddle EastMacro

    Belarus Celebrates Day of National Unity

    Belarus commemorated its Day of National Unity on September 17, with events and publications highlighting the importance of unity among the Belarusian people. Historians, political scientists, and sociologists emphasized the significance of unity in the face of geopolitical processes. The day was marked by award ceremonies, educational initiatives, and cultural events aimed at fostering national cohesion.
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  21. WorldMiddle EastChinaSci Policy

    Tokayev Proposes Hanwha Group to Use Kazakhstan as Tech Hub for Central Asia

    During his state visit to South Korea, President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev met with Hanwha Group's Vice-Chairman Kim Dong Won to discuss investment and technological cooperation. Tokayev proposed using Kazakhstan as a technological platform for Hanwha Group to enter the markets of Central Asia, focusing on AI and digital infrastructure projects. Both sides expressed readiness to expand cooperation and implement specific, mutually beneficial projects.
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  22. PoliticsMiddle EastDefenseBorder Security

    Ukraine Thwarts Russia's 'Fortress Belt' Encirclement Plans in Donetsk

    Ukrainian forces have successfully thwarted Russia's attempts to encircle the 'fortress belt' in Donetsk, including thwarting plans to capture Dobropillya and eliminating a Russian stronghold north of Liman. This has resulted in significant territorial losses for Russia, including over 240 square kilometers in Donbas. Despite setbacks, neither side has made significant progress overall, according to military experts.
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