Tens of thousands line the streets as Norway bids farewell to King Harald V
World news | The Guardianby Jon Henley Europe correspondent·9 Sept 2026
Norway has observed a minute’s silence as it takes leave of King Harald V in a series of ceremonies, bringing to a close 13 days of national mourning that followed the popular monarch’s death last...
Lemurs stolen from Bangladesh safari park traced to Vantara
The Siasat Dailyby News Desk·9 Sept 2026
Gujarat/Bangladesh: Anant Ambani’s Vantara has been accused of smuggling two ring-tailed lemurs from a safari park in Bangladesh for around Rs 4.8 million.
Uganda pulling out of Prince Harry's Invictus Games
BBC Newsby Sean Coughlan·9 Sept 2026
- Published Uganda is pulling out of the Invictus Games, a sports event for wounded military veterans run by the Duke of Sussex, only two months after the country said it would join.
How US response shows UK sanctions on Israeli settlements are much more than hollow symbolism
Middle East Eyeby Imran Mulla·9 Sept 2026
How US response shows UK sanctions on Israeli settlements are much more than hollow symbolism Has the United States blinked?
The RBA hoped this year’s three interest rate rises would tame inflation – but nothing is going their way
World news | The Guardianby Patrick Commins Economics editor·9 Sept 2026
For five years the Reserve Bank has been trying to wrangle inflation back to its 2.5% target, and for years it has essentially failed.
Russia and Vietnam Sign Strategic Oil Reserve Deal - The Moscow Times
The Moscow Timesby The Moscow Times·9 Sept 2026
Russia and Vietnam signed a framework agreement Wednesday to cooperate on establishing a strategic oil reserve in Vietnam, as the two countries moved to deepen energy ties during President To Lam’s...
New Mexicans slam Trump’s threat to change state’s name
World news | The Guardianby Melissa Segura in Santa Fe·9 Sept 2026
When scrolling through social media over the Labor Day weekend, actor, comedian and native New Mexican Steven Michael Quezada was stopped cold by a post about Donald Trump’s recent call to rename...
Missiles for a long war: What India has and what it still needs
New Indian Expressby Javaria Rana·9 Sept 2026
India has built an indigenous missile for almost every major conventional warfare role, from air-to-air and surface-to-air weapons to anti-radiation, anti-tank, anti-ship and long-range strike...
Person wearing Cat in the Hat costume chased teen: West Kelowna RCMP | Globalnews.ca
globalnews.caby Aaron D’Andrea·9 Sept 2026
West Kelowna RCMP are investigating after a teenage girl who was out for a walk was reportedly chased by a person dressed in a Cat in the Hat costume.
Beloved LA coyote Wendy euthanized after vets discover she had been shot in the head
The Independentby Paul Farrell·9 Sept 2026
A coyote known and loved by residents of a Los Angeles neighborhood has been euthanized after veterinarians discovered two pellets lodged in her head and an infection that had severely damaged her...
'Won't let our soil be used against India', Sri Lankan President tells Rajnath Singh
New Indian Expressby Javaria Rana·9 Sept 2026
NEW DELHI: Sri Lankan President Anura Kumara Dissanayake on Wednesday assured defence minister Rajnath Singh that his country would "never allow its territory to be used for any activities inimical...
UN nuclear watchdog board wraps up probe into Syria’s past secret nuclear activities
The Independentby Stephanie Liechtenstein·9 Sept 2026
The board of the U.N. nuclear watchdog on Wednesday adopted a resolution ending its investigation into past secret nuclear activities in Syria that revealed a reactor configured to produce fissile...
Miss Austria Lucia Sisic dead at 22 - National | Globalnews.ca
globalnews.caby Katie Scott·9 Sept 2026
The reigning Miss Austria Lucia Sisic has died at the age of 22. Mission Austria announced the news on its official Facebook page, writing, “It is with great shock and deep sadness that we have...
Hutu and Tutsi: The history behind the divide
Al Jazeeraby Layth Mushtaq·9 Sept 2026
For more than a century, Hutu and Tutsi in Africa’s Great Lakes region have been described as two distinct ethnic groups, and sometimes even as separate races. But the history is more complicated.
What is Jordan’s Al-Azraq base and why is Iran targeting it?
Al Jazeeraby Yashraj Sharma·9 Sept 2026
As the United States and Iran trade strikes on oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz this week, Iran has also launched several ballistic missiles towards Jordan’s Al-Azraq airbase, which hosts US...
How Nicaragua argued at the ICJ that Germany was complicit in Israel’s genocide
Middle East Eyeby Sondos Asem·9 Sept 2026
How Nicaragua argued at the ICJ that Germany was complicit in Israel’s genocide Nicaragua has accused Germany of trying to shield its support for Israel from judicial scrutiny, telling the...
Israel Airspace Closure Odds: What Polymarket Signals Mean
Cryptonewsby Ahmed Barakat·9 Sept 2026
Ben Gurion Stays Open as Israel Airspace Risk Rises We believe in full transparency with our readers.
India to upgrade Lankan air defence guns, proposes joint maritime surveillance grid
New Indian Expressby Javaria Rana·9 Sept 2026
NEW DELHI: India will upgrade six L-70 air defence guns of the Sri Lankan Air Force under a government grant, in the most substantive of three defence agreements exchanged in Colombo on Wednesday...
Iran issues dire warning 'World War 3 is nearly upon us' in chilling threat
Daily Express :by Charlie Bradley,Rebecca Robinson·9 Sept 2026
The Middle East is "practically on the brink of World War III," an Iranian official reportedly said, as Donald Trump launches new strikes targeting the country.
BRICS Is Not Anti-Western. India Should Say So
Frontlineby Manav Sachdeva·9 Sept 2026
India holds the BRICS presidency in 2026. It should use this moment to make one thing clear, both to Indians and to India’s friends in the West: BRICS is not an anti-Western alliance, and India...
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