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Thursday, September 17

A woman sits on a bench, which has an advert on it encouraging people to vote online. The woman has long dark hair, her legs are crossed, she wears a grey sweatshirt and black jogging trousers.
PoliticsSeptember 17, 2026

Kremlin tightens grip as Russian parliamentary elections serve as war-time mandate

The upcoming Russian parliamentary elections are a carefully managed exercise designed to project national unity and validate the Kremlin's ongoing military operations in Ukraine.

Wednesday, September 16

Leon Black
PoliticsSeptember 16, 2026

House Holds Billionaire Leon Black in Contempt Over Epstein Ties

The U.S. House of Representatives voted unanimously to hold Leon Black in contempt of Congress after the billionaire refused to comply with a subpoena regarding his business relationship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

Susie Wiles at the White House
PoliticsSeptember 16, 2026

White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles Declared Cancer-Free

White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles has announced she is cancer-free following a successful six-month treatment period while maintaining her vital role in the administration.

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz appears at a news conference wearing a blue suit and tie, white shirt and glasses.
PoliticsSeptember 16, 2026

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz clings to power as party support fractures

Facing abysmal approval ratings and a resurgent AfD, Chancellor Friedrich Merz is scrambling to maintain his leadership as key CDU state premiers rally to prevent a total party meltdown ahead of critical elections.

Mark Carney puts a hand on Ursula von der Leyen's shoulder as they speak in the European Parliament on Wednesday
PoliticsSeptember 16, 2026

EU Bureaucrats Court Canada as North American Alliance Fractures

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen is courting Canada for a new 'associate member' status, signaling a strategic pivot as Ottawa attempts to bypass the Trump administration's firm stance on trade and national sovereignty.

A missing person poster of Elizabeth Moselakgomo is seen near her home
PoliticsSeptember 16, 2026

South Africa Plunged Into Chaos as Wave of Murders Terrorizes Johannesburg Suburbs

Authorities are scrambling to identify the perpetrators behind a string of eight female homicides in South Africa, as the nation grapples with staggering levels of violent crime.

Tuesday, September 15

Laura Sarabia, in a file photo from when she was Colombian foreign minister, during a meeting in Beijing on May 12, 2025. Sarabia has dark brown shoulder-length hair and is wearing an orange blouse.
PoliticsSeptember 15, 2026

Colombian Power Player Charged After Weaponizing Police Against Nanny

Prosecutors have charged former foreign minister and presidential aide Laura Sarabia with abusing her authority by ordering police to subject her nanny to a polygraph test over missing cash.

File image of US President Donald Trump speaking into a microphone
PoliticsSeptember 15, 2026

Supreme Court Stalls Trump Administration Effort to Secure Mail-in Ballots

The Supreme Court has blocked the Trump administration's attempt to implement new USPS ballot security measures, siding with lower court injunctions that prioritize administrative convenience over the president's mandate to combat fraud.

Image shows US House Speaker Mike Johnson
PoliticsSeptember 15, 2026

Trump Rejects AI Alarmism, Halting Democrat Push for Federal Overreach

President Trump has firmly rejected calls for heavy-handed AI regulation, effectively stalling Democrat efforts to impose federal guardrails on the rapidly evolving technology sector.

Monday, September 14

Directors Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor hold the Special Jury Award for their documentary film, Naza, during the closing ceremony of the 83rd Venice International Film Festival, Italy (12 September 2026)
PoliticsSeptember 14, 2026

Israeli Minister Moves to Strip Citizenship from Filmmakers Behind Anti-IDF Propaganda

Israeli Culture Minister Miki Zohar is seeking to revoke the citizenship of filmmakers who produced a documentary attacking the IDF, citing potential breach of allegiance during an active war.

Sweden's Social Democratic Party leader, Magdalena Andersson applauds as she waits with other party members for general election results
PoliticsSeptember 14, 2026

Sweden's Election Hangs in the Balance as Left-Wing Bloc Holds Razor-Thin Lead

Sweden's general election remains undecided with a narrow margin separating the left-wing and right-wing blocs, leaving the final outcome to be determined by late-arriving ballots.