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Resignation news — September 13, 2026

Publications tagged with Resignation published on September 13, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive.

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  1. SportsCorruptionSanctionsResignation

    Zelensky Imposes Sanctions on Former Press Secretary Yulia Mendel

    Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has imposed sanctions on his former press secretary Yulia Mendel. The sanctions, which include asset freezes and trade restrictions, will last for a period of ten years. Mendel has been accused by the President's Office of spreading disinformation, Russian propaganda, and supporting aggressive Russian policy. She recently stated in an interview that Zelensky is the main beneficiary of the war.
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    Radio France Staff Strikes Against Hiring of 'Valeurs Actuelles' Journalist

    Radio France employees are staging a two-day strike on Sunday, September 13 and Monday, 14 to protest the hiring of Charles Sapin, a journalist from the far-right magazine 'Valeurs Actuelles', as an editorialist. The unions denounce the association of the public service with a newspaper that has been repeatedly condemned for racism, and argue that this hire undermines the integrity of public radio.
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    India Extradites Wanted Gangster Amritpal Singh from Moldova

    The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) coordinated with Indian and Moldovan authorities to secure the extradition of Amritpal Singh, a wanted fugitive, from Moldova to India. Singh is accused of multiple serious crimes in Punjab, including double murder, arms and drugs offenses, forgery, and passport violations. He was arrested in Moldova following an INTERPOL Red Notice and returned to India on September 12, 2026.
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    Harish Rawat Offers to Resign from Congress Posts Amid Corruption Allegations Against Aide

    Uttarakhand's former chief minister Harish Rawat has offered to resign from two important posts in the Congress party following allegations of corruption against his former aide, Chandan Singh Jeena. The Enforcement Directorate (ED) recently recovered cash, jewelry, and luxury watches from Jeena's residence, leading Rawat to express his desire to step down from the Pradesh Congress Committee member and permanent invitee to the Congress Working Committee posts. Rawat stated that he did not want any action associated with him to weaken the party's anti-corruption fight before the Uttarakhand polls.
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