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Russian drone strike destroys two townhouses in Vyshneve near Kyiv
A Russian attack drone struck the town of Vyshneve in Kyiv region, destroying and setting fire to two townhouses. No fatalities have been reported so far.
Ukrainska Pravda · 2 Sept, 02:28
European Allies Push Back Against Trump's Economic Approach at G20 Summit
At a G20 summit meant to present President Trump's economic policies as a model for the world, European officials voiced complaints about tariffs and the war with Iran.
The New York Times · 2 Sept, 02:28
Nepal Glacier Collapse: Could a Similar Disaster Happen in Europe?
A glacier collapse and sudden floods in Nepal have killed hundreds of people, with thousands still missing. The tragedy raises the question of whether a similar disaster could occur in Europe.
Apollo.lv · 2 Sept, 01:34
Canada’s Liberals Sweep Three By-elections as Polls Back Carney’s Tariff Strategy
Canada’s Liberal Party has won three special elections amid the trade war with the U.S., while new polls show strong public support for Prime Minister Mark Carney and his retaliatory tariffs.
The New York Times · 2 Sept, 01:34
Germany Blames Russia for Airport Drone Incident, Hits Back with Sanctions
Germany has accused Russia of an attempted hybrid attack involving an explosive-laden drone at a strategic airport last month and announced diplomatic counter-measures. The EU, NATO and several allies have voiced support.
France 24 · 2 Sept, 01:32
US energy secretary to visit Venezuela for oil deal unveiling
The US energy secretary will travel to Venezuela to present an oil arrangement. Venezuela's National Assembly has voted to support the 65-billion-barrel deal, although no details have been made public.
Al Jazeera · 2 Sept, 01:31
Putin says drones are main challenge for Russian army
Vladimir Putin said after an SCO summit in Bishkek that drones pose the main threat to the Russian army in all environments. Ukrainian forces, meanwhile, continue to strike Russian oil and military facilities.
Ukrainska Pravda · 2 Sept, 01:31
BBC correspondent tries Japan's latest viral food trend: cold-water instant noodles
BBC Tokyo correspondent Kurumi Mori has sampled Japan's newest viral food trend — instant noodles made with cold water instead of hot.
BBC World · 2 Sept, 01:28
Bank of America vice president killed in Times Square stabbing
A Bank of America vice president died after being stabbed in New York City's Times Square, in an attack described as seemingly random and unprovoked.
Sky News · 2 Sept, 00:37
Burnham's first parliamentary statement: promises meet reality
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham used his first Commons statement to promise sweeping reforms, but already faces contradictions and difficult trade-offs.
Politico Europe · 2 Sept, 00:36
Meloni Says Pragmatism Is Reshaping Her Vision of Europe
In an interview, Italy’s hard-right leader described how a practical approach is changing the way she sees Europe’s future.
The New York Times · 2 Sept, 00:34
Zelenskyy warns airlines: Russian skies are no longer safe
Ukraine says civilian aviation is not a target, but warns airlines they can no longer assume Russian airspace is safe.
Euromaidan Press · 2 Sept, 00:34
Burnham pledges to restore hope as he makes first Commons appearance as UK PM
Andy Burnham faced the House of Commons for the first time as UK leader on Tuesday, vowing to kick-start the economy, ease the cost of living and redistribute power to the regions, with wars in Europe and the Middle East looming over his agenda.
France 24 · 2 Sept, 00:33
Putin orders Russian forces to strike Ukraine's energy infrastructure
Russian President Vladimir Putin said he has ordered the military to prepare and carry out massive strikes on Ukraine's energy facilities. The statement came after Ukraine targeted Russia's fuel and energy complex with drones.
Ukrainska Pravda · 2 Sept, 00:31
Zelenskyy warns Ukrainian drones will continue operating over Russia
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has warned that Ukrainian drones will continue their operations in Russian airspace.
Al Jazeera · 2 Sept, 00:30
Australia announces $600m Pacific drug-smuggling package; Chanel Contos urges social media algorithm reform
Australia has announced a $600m package to combat drug trafficking in the Pacific, while consent advocate Chanel Contos will call for opt-in social media algorithms. Five Australians have been confirmed safe in Nepal floods, and NSW will resume festival drug testing.
The Guardian World · 2 Sept, 00:28
Rajevs: US military C-17 flight through Riga was a deliberate signal
Latvian MP and reserve colonel Igors Rajevs believes the US official's arrival in Riga on a C-17 military transport aircraft was deliberate and symbolic. He says Washington's current priorities are more about Iran and the Middle East than the war in Ukraine.
Latvijas Avīze · 2 Sept, 00:27
Tucson police investigate shooting outside gay bar as possible hate crime
Three people died after an early-morning shooting in the parking lot of Tucson's Venture-N bar; police say a note found on the suspect listed LGBTQIA+-associated businesses.
The Guardian World · 1 Sept, 23:32
Russian investigators close murder case against Putin-linked businessman and his partner
Russia's Investigative Committee has closed the murder case against all suspects in the 2020 killing of St Petersburg businessman Alexander Petrov, including Vladimir Danilenko, who has been released from custody.
Meduza · 1 Sept, 23:32
Guinea-Bissau backs expanding presidential powers in referendum, electoral commission says
Guinea-Bissau's National Electoral Commission has announced that 70 percent of voters supported proposed changes to expand presidential powers in a referendum.
Al Jazeera · 1 Sept, 23:31
US strikes targets in Iran again
The United States again struck targets in Iran on Tuesday, saying the move was a response to Iranian Revolutionary Guard attacks on commercial vessels in the Strait of Hormuz and US forces in the region.
Apollo.lv · 1 Sept, 23:31
Russian satellite project hits snag as batch misses orbit, ISW says
According to ISW, none of Russia's 16 satellites launched in July reached the 550-kilometre orbit, and two could be lost.
Euromaidan Press · 1 Sept, 23:30
The Diamond Moon and Other Astronomical Events to See in September 2026
September will bring a close encounter between Venus and Spica, the Moon passing near the Pleiades, a modest meteor shower, Venus at its brightest, the equinox, Neptune at opposition, and the Harvest Moon.
Wired · 1 Sept, 23:29
Woman injured in Russian drone attack on Kyiv region, buildings damaged
Russian forces have been attacking Kyiv region with jet-powered drones for the sixth day in a row; a woman was injured in Brovary district, and residential and warehouse buildings were damaged.
Ukrainska Pravda · 1 Sept, 23:26
Germany officially blames Russia for cargo plane incident, announces closures and sanctions
Four weeks after an incident involving a Ukrainian cargo plane at Leipzig/Halle airport, Germany has formally pointed to Russian intelligence. Berlin will close Russia’s consulate general in Bonn, shut down the Russian House in Berlin and push for new EU sanctions.
Politico Europe · 1 Sept, 23:26
Israeli Authorities Charge 12 Guards in Beating Death of Palestinian Prisoner
Israeli authorities have brought charges against twelve guards in connection with the beating death of a Palestinian prisoner, a rare prosecution amid widespread reports of mistreatment in detention centers. Activists say many Palestinians have died in custody since October 2023.
The New York Times · 1 Sept, 23:26
US conducts new airstrikes on Iranian military targets
The US military has carried out new airstrikes against Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps targets in Iran, in response to Iranian attempts to attack merchant ships and US forces in the region. President Trump warned Iran of much harsher and broader strikes if it retaliates.
ERR (rus) · 1 Sept, 22:34
US company to take over Venezuelan oilfields previously run by Chinese and Russian firms
A US firm will take over several oilfields in Venezuela that were previously operated by Chinese and Russian companies. The move comes after legislative reforms allowed greater private participation in state oil company PDVSA to reactivate the sector.
France 24 · 1 Sept, 22:33
Nepal Flood Damage Estimated at $5 Billion, Equivalent to a Tenth of the Economy
The Nepalese government estimates that the recent catastrophic floods caused $5 billion in damage, which equals one-tenth of the country's entire economy.
The New York Times · 1 Sept, 22:30
Trump Warns Iran of ‘Much Stronger, Larger’ Strike If It Responds to US Attack
US President Donald Trump has warned that Iran will face a “much stronger and larger” strike if it responds to the latest US attack. The US military said it had struck Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps facilities, with Trump saying targets near the Strait of Hormuz were hit.
Ukrainska Pravda · 1 Sept, 22:27
Pentagon AI policy chief sells millions in AI firm Perplexity after earlier xAI windfall
Emil Michael, the senior Pentagon official overseeing military artificial-intelligence policy, sold his Perplexity shares in June after previously earning up to $24m from his investment in Elon Musk's xAI. Ethics experts warn about the appearance of conflicts of interest.
The Guardian World · 1 Sept, 22:26
Fired Ukraine defense chief Fedorov launches defense-tech company with Palantir CEO backing
Mykhailo Fedorov, the former Ukrainian defense chief, has moved deeper into defense technology after leaving government, raising funds in the US and pitching ways to turn battlefield experience into weapons and military systems.
Euromaidan Press · 1 Sept, 22:26
US jury deadlocked in trial of mother accused of killing three children
Jurors in the Massachusetts trial of Lindsay Clancy say they cannot reach a unanimous verdict after three days of deliberations. The judge has urged them to continue, as the case hinges on whether the former nurse was legally insane when she killed her three children.
BBC World · 1 Sept, 22:25
Morgenshtern says he was offered return to Russia in exchange for Donbas trip or $1 million
Russian rapper Morgenshtern told YouTuber Yury Dud that people linked to Russian authorities offered him a path back to Russia in exchange for publicly backing the war. He turned the offer down.
Meduza · 1 Sept, 21:30
Russian strike hits Chaiky village in Kyiv region
A Russian attack has caused a strike in the village of Chaiky in Kyiv region's Bucha district, with emergency services responding on site. Local authorities urged residents to remain in shelters.
Ukrainska Pravda · 1 Sept, 21:30
Mark on Putin's arm sparks fresh health speculation
A dark mark on Vladimir Putin's left arm, spotted in Kremlin-released videos, has reignited speculation about his health. Three doctors consulted by the Moscow Times suggested it could be the result of an injection.
Latvijas Avīze · 1 Sept, 21:30