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Sunday, September 6

Putin shakes the hand of Kushner while Witkoff looks
Foreign PolicySeptember 6, 2026

Trump Envoys Lead High-Stakes Diplomacy to End Ukraine Conflict

President Trump's envoys have arrived in Moscow for direct talks with Vladimir Putin to negotiate an end to the war in Ukraine, marking a significant shift in diplomatic efforts.

Saturday, September 5

Activists holding placards take part in a rally in support of introducing a moratorium on the public use of Russian-language cultural products on July 8, 2026 in Odesa, Ukraine
Foreign PolicySeptember 5, 2026

Odesa Considers Total Ban on Russian Language in Arts and Public Spaces

The city of Odesa is set to vote on a sweeping proposal that would effectively ban the Russian language from public life, music, literature, and state-run institutions in a move supporters call decolonization and critics label an assault on

A black and white still from US footage of a tanker being hit with 'unclassified' written in green along the top
Foreign PolicySeptember 5, 2026

U.S. Military Strikes Iranian Shadow Fleet Funding Terror

The U.S. military successfully disabled three Iranian oil tankers linked to the IRGC's terror-funding network after Iranian forces attempted to target American warships.

US negotiators Jared Kushner (left) and Steve Witkoff. Photo: April 2026
Foreign PolicySeptember 5, 2026

Trump Envoys Head to Moscow and Kyiv in High-Stakes Peace Push

President Trump’s peace envoys are traveling to Moscow and Kyiv this weekend to present a new proposal aimed at ending the protracted war between Russia and Ukraine.

A man in a blue boubou drapes a Russian flag over his head. A group of people in army uniforms can be seen to the right of the picture.
Foreign PolicySeptember 5, 2026

Russia’s Africa Corps Doubles Down on Protecting Niger’s Military Junta

Russian forces have intervened to crush a mutiny against Niger's military government, proving that Moscow’s primary mission in the region is securing its political allies rather than defeating jihadist insurgents.

An American and Canadian flag flutter on poles over a bridge.
Foreign PolicySeptember 5, 2026

Canada Attempts to Flex Muscle in Trade Dispute with the United States

Canada is signaling it intends to push back against the United States in an escalating trade dispute, banking on its deep economic integration with individual American states to maintain its position.

Friday, September 4

Ulrich Siegmund, lead candidate of the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD), speaks to voters at an AfD campaign rally
Foreign PolicySeptember 4, 2026

German Voters Poised to Shatter Political Firewall as AfD Eyes Historic Power Grab

Voters in Saxony-Anhalt are turning to the AfD in record numbers, signaling a massive rejection of mainstream German politics and a demand for radical change regarding immigration, economic policy, and national sovereignty.

A blurred image of a man defusing a bomb on an airport runway
Foreign PolicySeptember 4, 2026

Putin’s Shadow War: Russia Escalates Sabotage Campaign Across Europe

Russia has launched an aggressive campaign of sabotage targeting military and defense facilities across Europe, signaling a dangerous escalation in its attempts to coerce Western nations into abandoning Ukraine.

Black smoke pours from two windows in a large government building with Ukrainian flags on the facades.
Foreign PolicySeptember 4, 2026

Russia Strikes Ukrainian Intelligence Headquarters in Bold Kyiv Attack

A Russian drone successfully struck the Security Service of Ukraine headquarters in Kyiv, prompting President Zelensky to order a retaliatory response as U.S. envoys prepare for peace negotiations.

A bearded man in a beige coat and a black and white chequered scarf drives his car through a US urban area. His car has a black leather interior.
Foreign PolicySeptember 4, 2026

Diesel Prices Skyrocket as Iran Conflict Chokes Global Supply

Diesel prices have surged to a record $5.85 per gallon as the ongoing conflict with Iran disrupts global oil shipping lanes and drives up wholesale costs.

General view of a five-storey building in Tehran. The building has been shelled-out by a reported missile attack, the outer brickwork is no longer visible and instead the building is hollowed out but is still standing. It is surrounded by rubble
Foreign PolicySeptember 4, 2026

Standoff with Iran: Tehran Refuses to Buckle Under U.S. Pressure

The U.S. continues to apply military and economic pressure on Iran to secure the Strait of Hormuz, but the regime in Tehran shows no signs of capitulating to American demands.