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Five years after Saied's power grab, old grievances resurface in Tunisia
Five years after President Kais Saied seized sweeping powers in Tunisia, unresolved economic grievances persist while room for dissent has shrunk.
Al Jazeera · 1 Sept, 03:25
Coral reefs no longer have time to recover, scientists warn of irreversible ocean changes
A new study covering nearly 37,000 coral reef sites in 120 countries finds mass bleaching events now recur every five to six years, leaving reefs no time to recover. Scientists warn some of the changes to oceans could become irreversible.
Jauns.lv · 1 Sept, 02:31
Albania's 'Flamingo Revolution' protests against Kushner-linked resort turn violent
Protests in Tirana against a luxury resort project tied to Jared Kushner escalated into clashes in late June, prompting mixed reactions from Albania's prime minister and denials from Iran of any involvement.
Politico Europe · 1 Sept, 02:30
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Sarah Ferguson returns to Britain as royal family attention surges again
Former Duchess of York Sarah Ferguson is returning to Britain after several months abroad, her arrival coinciding with Prince Harry and Meghan's recent return to the country with their children.
TVNET · 1 Sept, 02:28
Wildfires on Borneo threaten orangutans' survival
Wildfires raging across Indonesia have destroyed part of the habitat of hundreds of orangutans on Borneo, endangering the species. A weakened orangutan found lying on the ground will be taken to a rehabilitation centre.
BBC World · 1 Sept, 02:28
Astrologers name five zodiac signs set for a lucky September
Astrologers predict that Virgo, Pisces, Sagittarius, Libra and Aries will experience a particularly favorable September 2026, driven by a series of major celestial transits affecting relationships, finances and career.
BNN · 1 Sept, 02:28
Three minors killed amid Colombian armed group crackdown
Three minors have died in Colombia in connection with a crackdown on an armed group, while rights organizations warn that such groups are increasingly recruiting children via social media.
Al Jazeera · 1 Sept, 02:27
Florida Jury Rejects Cuban Exile Families' Damages Claim Against Expedia
A Florida jury has ruled that Cuban exile families suing travel booking company Expedia failed to prove they own the Cuban tourism properties at the center of the case, dismissing their claim for damages.
The New York Times · 1 Sept, 02:26
US army secretary Dan Driscoll resigns amid reported friction with Hegseth
US army secretary Dan Driscoll has submitted his resignation to President Donald Trump, becoming the latest senior official to leave the Defense Department amid reported tension with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.
The Guardian World · 1 Sept, 02:26
Air raid alert declared in Kyiv over possible ballistic missile threat
An air raid alert has been declared in Kyiv due to a possible ballistic missile threat, with residents urged to seek shelter.
Ukrainska Pravda · 1 Sept, 02:25
'Aura battles' emerge as new youth trend across Latin America
A new social phenomenon dubbed "aura battles" is spreading among young people across Latin America, with participants competing to demonstrate who has the most charisma. The contests have been appearing in multiple countries across the region.
BBC World · 1 Sept, 01:33
Record number of hungry bears break into US homes and stores
Western US states have reported an unusually high number of cases this year of hungry bears breaking into homes and stores. Experts attribute the behavior to drought conditions that have reduced natural food supplies.
Jauns.lv · 1 Sept, 01:33
Le Pen's party in France plans fine for wearing the veil
Marine Le Pen's National Rally has announced plans to introduce a fine as a sanction for wearing the Islamic veil, France 24 reports.
France 24 · 1 Sept, 01:32
Poland launches terror probe into fire at drone factory
Polish authorities have opened a terrorism investigation into a fire at a drone factory, suspecting Russian sabotage. Warsaw is also examining a possible link to foreign intelligence services.
Al Jazeera · 1 Sept, 01:31
Top US military officer Caine says no plans for troops at polling places in November
The highest-ranking officer in the US military has told a Democratic senator in writing that the armed forces have no plans to be involved at polling places or seize election-related materials in November.
Politico Europe · 1 Sept, 01:30
Some victims of Nepal's floods were pilgrims on a sacred journey
Among the dead and missing in Nepal's devastating floods are pilgrims who were undertaking a sacred journey to a mountain. The disaster struck people traveling for spiritual reasons.
NPR World · 1 Sept, 01:28
Abbas Recruits Jewish Lawmaker to Raam Party Ahead of Israeli Election
Raam party leader Mansour Abbas has recruited a Jewish lawmaker known for reducing crime rates in Arab cities to join his party. The move could affect Abbas's chances of securing a seat in the next Israeli government.
The New York Times · 1 Sept, 01:27
Labor Day Mattress Deals: Discounts on Wired's Tested Picks
Wired has rounded up Labor Day discounts on mattresses and bedding it has previously tested, covering models suited to different sleep needs. The outlet says it will keep updating the list as more deals appear.
Wired · 1 Sept, 01:26
91-year-old becomes oldest person to complete the Appalachian Trail
Tennessee resident Dale Sanders, 91, has reclaimed his record as the oldest person to complete the 2,193-mile Appalachian Trail, surviving dozens of falls and one hospitalization along the way.
The Guardian World · 1 Sept, 01:25
Russia launches over 1,500 drones in four days, 800 of them jet-powered
Over the past four days, Russia has launched more than 1,500 drones at Ukraine, with about 800 of them jet-powered — a type that Ukraine's air defense interceptors currently cannot catch.
Euromaidan Press · 1 Sept, 00:32
US Supreme Court allows White House ballroom construction to proceed
The US Supreme Court has ruled that construction of a new ballroom at the White House, initiated by President Donald Trump, can continue. The court rejected a challenge brought by a historic preservation group.
BBC World · 1 Sept, 00:29
Russia strikes three more Yabloko candidates from ballot ahead of parliamentary vote
Russian courts removed three Yabloko party candidates from single-mandate district races on the same day, deepening the pressure on the country's only antiwar party ahead of September's parliamentary elections.
Meduza · 1 Sept, 00:29
Russia launches massive strike on Odesa, damaging infrastructure
Russian forces carried out a large-scale attack on the southern Ukrainian port city of Odesa, damaging infrastructure, Ukrainska Pravda reports.
Ukrainska Pravda · 1 Sept, 00:28
US push for tougher economic pressure on Iran hits a snag: China won't join
The Trump administration is asking countries to voluntarily halt business with Iran to increase economic pressure, but China — Iran's most important trading partner — has already said it will not cooperate.
NPR World · 1 Sept, 00:28
Albanese arrives in Palau for Pacific Islands Forum as Wong takes over as acting PM
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has arrived in Palau for the annual Pacific Islands Forum, while Foreign Minister Penny Wong serves as acting prime minister during his absence.
Politico Europe · 1 Sept, 00:27
Military expert: Suspicious string of incidents recorded across Europe in August
Latvian National Armed Forces Major Jānis Slaidiņš said on TV24 that several suspicious incidents occurred across Europe in August, pointing to possible hybrid warfare activity. These included a fire in Estonia, a foiled assassination plot in Poland, and explosions at factories in Bulgaria and Italy.
Latvijas Avīze · 1 Sept, 00:26
Australia sends aid to Nepal as 43 citizens remain unaccounted for
Australia has dispatched a military aircraft carrying relief supplies to Nepal following devastating flooding, while 43 Australians remain missing. Foreign Minister Penny Wong says she holds grave concerns for their safety.
The Guardian World · 1 Sept, 00:25
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Zelensky: September could bring major shifts, says after meeting Witkoff and Kushner
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said after talks with US President Donald Trump's envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner that September could change a great deal. He did not disclose further details of the conversation.
Apollo.lv · 31 Aug, 23:29
Ukrainians mourn community leader killed while helping after Russian strike on Myla
Ukrainians have gathered to mourn Taras Didych, a community leader who was killed while rushing to assist people after a Russian strike on Myla.
Al Jazeera · 31 Aug, 23:29
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Zelensky: September could bring major changes after talks with Trump's envoys
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said after meeting with US President Donald Trump's envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner that next month could bring significant developments. No details of the talks were disclosed.
TVNET · 31 Aug, 23:29
Nearly 1,800 volunteers hand-pull 360-tonne historic castle tower in Japan
In Aomori prefecture, about 1,800 volunteers spent two days hauling the 360-tonne tower of Hirosaki Castle over two metres using ropes, moving it back toward its historic site. Almost four times as many people applied to take part as there were spots available.
Latvijas Avīze · 31 Aug, 23:27
Russia discloses topics of talks between its finance minister and US counterpart at G20
Russia's Finance Ministry says its head Anton Siluanov discussed bilateral financial cooperation with US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent at the G20 summit. Siluanov's participation has already drawn criticism from Germany.
Ukrainska Pravda · 31 Aug, 23:27
Trump's approval among Americans falls to career low
A new Reuters/Ipsos poll shows just 33% of Americans approve of President Donald Trump's job performance, while 61% disapprove, with the cost of living cited as the main driver of dissatisfaction.
Jauns.lv · 31 Aug, 23:27
Strike by staff at Kenya's main airport delays thousands of travelers
A strike by workers at Kenya's main airport has caused significant disruption, leaving thousands of passengers stranded. Details on the cause and expected duration of the strike have not yet been reported.
France 24 · 31 Aug, 23:25
Musk reportedly willing to let Kyiv use Starlink-equipped drones to strike Russia
The Financial Times reports that Elon Musk has signaled willingness to let Ukraine use Starlink-equipped drones to strike targets in Russia, though he says the final call rests with the White House. US President Donald Trump has not yet agreed to such a move.
BNN · 31 Aug, 22:32
Firecracker factory blast in India kills eight children
An explosion at a firecracker factory in India has killed eight children, marking the third such blast at a fireworks plant in the country this August alone.
Al Jazeera · 31 Aug, 22:32