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Israel bombs villages in southern Lebanon, breaching ceasefire
The Israeli military has blown up several villages in southern Lebanon, violating a ceasefire agreement that was reached in June. The strikes hit multiple towns in the region.
Al Jazeera · 6 Sept, 12:10
Boy born without an ear pinna gets prosthesis after 20 prototypes in Estonia
A boy in Estonia named Nikita, born without one ear's pinna, has received a facial prosthesis after a lengthy process that required 20 prototypes due to facial asymmetry.
ERR (rus) · 6 Sept, 12:09
Germany's Saxony-Anhalt votes in state election with far-right AfD tipped to surge
Voters in the eastern German state of Saxony-Anhalt cast ballots on Sunday in an election polls suggest could hand the far-right AfD its strongest-ever result, potentially even a first state government. A strong showing would add pressure on Chancellor Friedrich Merz.
The Guardian World · 6 Sept, 12:08
Nepal flood search operations continue into 12th day
Rescue teams in Nepal are continuing search operations for a 12th day following catastrophic floods, buoyed by the recent rescue of four survivors.
France 24 · 6 Sept, 12:06
Trump Envoys Meet Putin in Moscow as Kyiv Visit Looms
U.S. envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner met with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow on Saturday in a bid to restart peace negotiations over Ukraine.
The New York Times · 6 Sept, 12:06
Series of minor earthquakes shakes California over past week
Several small earthquakes struck different parts of California between September 2 and 6, near Ontario, Santa Rosa and Compton, with no damage or injuries reported.
4 avoti · 6 Sept, 11:15
NATO Exercises Near Iceland Held Without US Participation for First Time
The annual NATO Northern Viking exercise near Iceland took place in August without any American ships or aircraft for the first time in decades, showcasing Europe's ability to operate independently in the North Atlantic.
Ukrainska Pravda · 6 Sept, 11:12
Trump's envoys head to Zelensky after meeting Putin
US special envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner met with Vladimir Putin at the Kremlin, and on September 6 they are set to travel to Kyiv for talks with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. Both Ukraine and Russia are refraining from strikes on each other's capitals during the envoys' visits.
LSM (rus) · 6 Sept, 11:09
Farage set to face questions as party donations scandal deepens
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage will be interviewed on Sunday about an undercover investigation that appeared to show senior aides discussing ways to circumvent foreign donation laws. Two of his top aides have already stepped back from their roles.
The Guardian World · 6 Sept, 11:08
Anak Krakatau eruption disrupts flights at Indonesia's main airport
Indonesia's Anak Krakatau volcano erupted repeatedly over the weekend, spreading ash across Java and Sumatra and forcing the suspension of hundreds of flights at Jakarta's main international airport.
4 avoti · 6 Sept, 10:18
Iconic Montreal deli forced to drop its long-serving US cherry soda
Montreal's famous Schwartz's deli has stopped serving its decades-old US-made black cherry soda after the distributor's supply dried up, switching instead to a locally produced version.
BBC World · 6 Sept, 10:14
Witkoff and Kushner discuss war-ending plans with Putin in Moscow, White House says
US envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner held a three-hour meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin to discuss next steps for advancing President Trump's peace plan for Ukraine. The delegation is set to hold its first talks with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in Kyiv on Sunday.
Delfi · 6 Sept, 10:12
'A bad sign': US envoys head to Kyiv after three-hour talks with Putin
US envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner traveled to Kyiv after holding lengthy talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow. A France 24 correspondent describes widespread scepticism in Ukraine that the negotiations will lead to a breakthrough.
France 24 · 6 Sept, 10:12
Russia launches 108 drones at Ukraine, hits recorded in 11 locations
Overnight on September 6, Russia attacked Ukraine with 108 drones of various types, most of which were shot down or suppressed. Strikes were recorded in 11 locations, with debris falling in seven more.
Ukrainska Pravda · 6 Sept, 10:08
UK holds billions in public contracts with firms tied to Israeli settlements
Al Jazeera has found that 17 companies linked to illegal Israeli settlements hold UK public contracts worth a combined 2.1 billion pounds.
Al Jazeera · 6 Sept, 10:08
Volcanic eruption halts flights at Indonesia's main airport
An eruption of Mount Anak Krakatoa in Indonesia has forced the suspension of more than 200 flights at Jakarta's main airport, affecting tens of thousands of passengers. Officials confirmed there is no tsunami threat.
BBC World · 6 Sept, 09:13
Australia's east coast swelters through unusually hot start to spring
Australia's eastern states are experiencing unseasonably hot weather at the start of spring, prompting fire bans in several areas. Brisbane could see its hottest September day since 2019, while strong winds tied to the heat have caused several injuries.
The Guardian World · 6 Sept, 09:13
US Military Strikes Three Iran-Linked Oil Tankers After Missile Attack on Warships
US Central Command says it struck three Iran-linked oil tankers in response to ballistic missiles fired at two American warships in the region. Iran has confirmed the strikes and reported retaliating against US-linked vessels.
ERR (rus) · 6 Sept, 09:10
Hungary launches new authority to recover Orban-era billions
Hungary's new government has set up an agency to trace and reclaim state funds allegedly stolen or diverted under Viktor Orban's rule. The appointment of its head and a warning about slow verdicts have already stirred controversy.
Deutsche Welle · 6 Sept, 09:10
Polish-Ukrainian journalist: solidarity with Ukraine has curdled into online hostility
Polish-Ukrainian journalist and political analyst Anna Husarska describes how Polish public support for Ukraine and its refugees has sharply declined since 2022, while anti-Ukrainian content has surged on social media. Tension is deepened by disputes over historical memory, the Volyn tragedy, and Poland's decision to strip Volodymyr Zelensky of a top state honor.
Ukrainska Pravda · 6 Sept, 09:09
Russia hails soldier as war hero despite pedophilia investigation, report finds
Schools across Russia's Komi Republic held memorial lessons for a soldier killed in Ukraine who was posthumously named a Russian hero, but journalists say he had been under police surveillance over a child sex abuse case and fled to the front to escape prosecution and debt.
Delfi · 6 Sept, 09:07
Suspicious sabotage incidents on the rise across Europe's defense sector
Over the past month, Germany and several other European countries have seen a series of suspicious incidents — explosions, fires and infrastructure damage — targeting defense companies and power grids. Investigators are examining possible Russian involvement in several cases.
Jauns.lv · 6 Sept, 09:07
Serbian President Vučić to Run as Ruling Party's Prime Ministerial Candidate
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić will lead the ruling Serbian Progressive Party's list in upcoming parliamentary elections and stand as its candidate for prime minister. The move comes amid prolonged anti-government protests in the country.
ERR (rus) · 6 Sept, 08:15
Ukrainian drone unit “Lasar’s Group” reports destroying rare Russian “Zhitel” jamming system
Ukraine’s strike-drone unit “Lasar’s Group” says it destroyed a rare Russian “Zhitel” electronic warfare system located roughly 55 kilometers behind the front line.
Euromaidan Press · 6 Sept, 08:12
South Africa's chrome wealth hides a dangerous informal economy
Around South Africa's valuable chrome deposits, a shadow economy has emerged in which migrants and unemployed people work under deadly conditions. Reports point to a darker, unregulated reality behind the country's official mineral wealth.
Al Jazeera · 6 Sept, 08:11
One killed, 25 wounded in Russian strikes on Zaporizhzhia region
Russian forces carried out nearly 900 strikes on settlements in the Zaporizhzhia region over 24 hours, killing one person and wounding 25, regional administration head Ivan Fedorov reported.
Ukrainska Pravda · 6 Sept, 08:10
Trump's envoys travel to Kyiv after 'substantive' Moscow talks with Putin
US envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner headed to Kyiv after a three-hour meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow. The White House said the talks covered 'substantive plans' for ending the war in Ukraine.
France 24 · 6 Sept, 08:09
Indonesia's main airport suspends flights due to Anak Krakatau eruption
Volcanic ash from Mount Anak Krakatau has disrupted flights at Soekarno-Hatta International Airport near Jakarta. The airport is Indonesia's busiest air travel hub.
Al Jazeera · 6 Sept, 07:09
Romanian truck driver wins over €200,000 after years of being paid just €200 a month
Belgium's top court has finally confirmed that a transport company must pay a former truck driver more than €200,000 in unpaid wages. The man worked in Belgium but was formally employed by a Romanian subsidiary paying him only about €200 a month.
Jauns.lv · 6 Sept, 07:08
Russia loses another 1,390 troops in war against Ukraine
Ukraine's General Staff reports Russia lost 1,390 soldiers over the past day. Total Russian losses since February 24, 2022 have reached nearly 1.5 million troops.
Ukrainska Pravda · 6 Sept, 07:08
‘Nobody will win’: Zelenskyy adviser warns war with Russia leads to mutual destruction
Ukrainian presidential adviser Serhii Beskrestnov says the escalating long-range strike war with Russia cannot be won by either side and is urging consideration of evacuating elderly Kyiv residents this winter. Ukraine, meanwhile, plans to sharply increase its own strikes on Russian territory.
Guardian Ukraina · 6 Sept, 07:07
In Eastern Germany, Far-Right Figure Ulrich Siegmund Emerges as Election Favorite
Ulrich Siegmund, 35, who once earned a living selling air fresheners, is now leading his far-right Alternative for Germany party as the favorite in an eastern German state election on Sunday.
The New York Times · 6 Sept, 07:06
Venezuelan opposition wary of new U.S. oil deal
New oil agreements between the U.S. and Venezuela have unsettled members of the Venezuelan opposition, who fear cooperation with the authoritarian government in Caracas could set back democratic progress. Critics warn such deals risk strengthening the current regime rather than encouraging change.
NPR World · 6 Sept, 06:14
Europe's stockpiled Leopard 1 tanks are being rebuilt for Ukraine's war
Leopard 1 tanks that Europe stored for decades for a Cold War conflict that never happened are now being refitted for Ukraine — some with unmanned Belgian-made turrets, others converted in Italy into anti-drone vehicles funded with frozen Russian assets.
Euromaidan Press · 6 Sept, 06:14
Russian drones strike businesses in Khmelnytskyi Oblast, four injured
A Russian drone attack damaged several businesses and a residential house in Ukraine's Khmelnytskyi Oblast, leaving four people injured.
Ukrainska Pravda (EN) · 6 Sept, 06:13
UN experts call for arms embargo covering all of Sudan
A UN experts' report presented to the Human Rights Council calls for extending the arms embargo to the whole of Sudan and ensuring it is properly enforced. The report also highlights the role of foreign actors in a conflict now lasting more than three years.
France 24 · 6 Sept, 06:12