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Radical Pilot Threat Shows Need for Stronger Aviation Vetting

A near‑miss over the skies underscores why governments must tighten pilot background checks and close loopholes that let radicals slip through.

Close up of Vladimir Putin while speaking to an audience at the Valdai foreign policy forum. He has short grey hair and is wearing a black suit, white shirt and red tie.
Foreign Policy1h ago

Putin Escalates Nuclear Rhetoric, Threatens West Over Kaliningrad

Vladimir Putin has explicitly threatened the use of nuclear weapons if he deems the Baltic exclave of Kaliningrad to be under direct attack, dismissing international concerns as Western provocation.

Renee Good has long, blonde, curly hair and is wearing a red off-the-shoulder top. The ocean is in the background.
Culture War42m ago

Lawsuit Targets Trump Officials Over ICE Enforcement Operation

The family of Renee Good has filed lawsuits against the federal government and Trump administration officials following her death during a January immigration enforcement operation in Minneapolis.

Russian President Vladimir Putin speaks during an annual plenary session of the Valdai Discussion Club, on October 2, 2025 in Sochi, Russia
Foreign Policy22h ago

Putin Doubles Down on Ukraine War as Kremlin Signals No End in Sight

Vladimir Putin shows no intention of halting the invasion of Ukraine, as the Kremlin doubles down on its military objectives and continues to threaten European stability through a campaign of hybrid warfare.

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Wednesday, September 9

Google headquarters in Mountain View, California, United States
TechSeptember 9, 2026

Google Pumps €13 Billion Into Finland to Fuel AI Dominance

Google is investing €13 billion into Finnish infrastructure, including a 22-year nuclear energy contract, to ensure its AI services have the power capacity they require.

An aerial view shows vapour rising from a refinery at BP's largest crude oil processing facility in the world, taken in Indiana on 8 September.
Foreign PolicySeptember 9, 2026

U.S. Strikes Iranian Tankers as Oil Prices Surge Amid Regional Conflict

Oil prices have spiked to $100 a barrel as the U.S. military strikes Iranian tankers in response to repeated attacks on American naval vessels and regional energy infrastructure.

A man in a blue jacket and tie on the left and a woman dressed in white on the right
PoliticsSeptember 9, 2026

German Chancellor Merz lashes out as AfD surges in historic electoral victory

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz engaged in a heated parliamentary confrontation with AfD leader Alice Weidel following the populist party's historic electoral success, which saw the conservative establishment's vote share collapse.

Colombian President Abelardo De La Espriella speaks in Barranquilla, Colombia, September 8, 2026. He is wearing a navy suit and behind him a US and a Colombian flag can be seen. He is holding his arms up in the air as he gestures. Fernando Vergara/Pool via REUTERS
PoliticsSeptember 9, 2026

Colombia Restores Second Amendment-Style Rights to Law-Abiding Citizens

Colombian President Abelardo de la Espriella has fulfilled a key campaign promise by lifting a ten-year ban on carrying legal firearms, empowering citizens to protect themselves.

US President Donald Trump speaks to Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney  during a welcome outside the West Wing of the White House in October 2025
EconomySeptember 9, 2026

Trump Hits Back: US Bans Canadian Imports in Escalation of Trade War

President Trump has issued executive orders banning key Canadian imports in response to Ottawa's retaliatory tariffs, signaling a firm stance against unfair trade treatment.

Police officers patrol a street as burning tyres and debris send flames and thick smoke into the air during protests over prolonged power cuts in The Gambia.
PoliticsSeptember 9, 2026

Gambian President Pleads for Patience as Power Grid Collapses

President Adama Barrow is scrambling to contain public outrage after failing to maintain basic electricity infrastructure, leading to riots and calls for his resignation.

Characters from South Park TV show as cut-outs on a stage with a wintery backdrop.
PoliticsSeptember 9, 2026

Hollywood Elites Mock Trump as South Park Rebrands to 'South America'

Matt Stone and Trey Parker have announced a name change for their show to 'South America' in a transparent attempt to ridicule President Trump's efforts to instill national pride through geographic renaming.

Tung Chee-hwa wearing a dark suit and white shirt
Foreign PolicySeptember 9, 2026

Tung Chee-hwa, Beijing's First Hand-Picked Leader of Post-British Hong Kong, Dead at 89

Tung Chee-hwa, the loyalist chosen by Beijing to lead Hong Kong following the 1997 British handover, has died at 89 after a tenure defined by economic crises, public health outbreaks, and intense political unrest.

Tuesday, September 8

A photo of a phone kept on a laptop keyboard. The phone is displaying the logo of the company Meta
TechSeptember 8, 2026

Meta Platforms Profit From Child Exploitation Ads

A new report reveals that Meta allowed hundreds of ads featuring AI-generated child sexual abuse material to run on Facebook and Instagram, even after being ordered by the Indian government to purge such content.

Pete Hegseth in a dark blue suit and striped tie
Foreign PolicySeptember 8, 2026

Secretary Hegseth Cleans House at the Pentagon to Restore Warrior Spirit

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is aggressively modernizing the U.S. military and purging entrenched leadership to ensure the force is focused on warfighting rather than social engineering.

Ed Miliband in the House of Commons
Foreign PolicySeptember 8, 2026

UK Labour Government Escalates Hostility Toward Israel with New Sanctions

The UK government has announced a new sanctions regime targeting Israeli settlements in the West Bank, prompting a sharp rebuke from Jerusalem and a diplomatic downgrade of British relations.

A partially collapsed building housing Ukraine's TV channel in Kyiv, following a Russian drone strike. Photo: 8 September 2026
Foreign PolicySeptember 8, 2026

Russia Escalates Aggression with Targeted Strike on Ukrainian Media

Russian forces launched a deliberate drone strike on a Ukrainian television newsroom in Kyiv, marking a deadly escalation as the Kremlin continues to ignore diplomatic overtures and pursue its territorial objectives.