India, in focus.
Malkajgiri police seized 730 kg of suspected adulterated ginger-garlic paste, 500 kg of loose paneer and large quantities of skimmed milk powder in raids on three food units.
Over 70 species are among 1,128 trees marked for felling along the 2.2-km Hebbal short tunnel corridor, with experts warning of a temperature spike and activists flagging a delayed tree list.
The Supreme Court stayed the Allahabad High Court's order to recover ₹5 lakh from Gautam Buddha Nagar DM Medha Roopam's salary in the Akriti Chaudhary NSA detention case.
Swift announced 'The Life of a Showgirl: The Encore' on Instagram, featuring four new songs including 'Patient Zero'.
Karnataka Examinations Authority begins third-round seat allotment for medical and dental courses, with caution deposits due by September 28.
An Ahmedabad entrepreneur's claim of a ₹1.5 lakh donation for his two-year-old's preschool admission has triggered a wider debate on early education costs and alternatives.
Kartik Aaryan and Yami Gautam won Best Actor and Best Actress, while Randeep Hooda took Best Debut Film of a Director at the 72nd National Film Awards.
The heads of Anthropic and OpenAI told the UN Security Council that AI needs international safeguards to prevent it from becoming too powerful to control.
Jamaica's government says its reparations petition against Britain has been referred to the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council, a first for the reparatory justice movement.
A federal judge heard arguments on whether to immediately restore White House access for three news outlets banned by President Donald Trump.
At the UN, Zelenskiy warned Russia of retaliation if no winter energy truce is reached, while Moscow rejected any pause in fighting.
Senate Democrats called on President Trump to block China's access to advanced AI chips and chipmaking equipment ahead of Xi Jinping's state visit.
Ukraine's Volodymyr Zelenskiy said he signed a drone deal with Finland's president in New York, the latest of about ten such agreements.
Argentina's Peronist opposition is struggling to unite behind a leader to challenge President Javier Milei's reelection bid, as Cristina Fernández de Kirchner's loyal following blocks new leadership.
The National Trust for Historic Preservation is launching a $10 million legal defense fund as it battles the Trump administration over the White House ballroom and other projects.
U.S. Rep. Greg Casar visited the South Texas ICE Processing Center in Pearsall to meet Wilber Rafael Garcés Pérez, a Venezuelan man shot by an ICE officer in Austin.
Government backers rallied in Caracas for acting President Delcy Rodríguez ahead of her UN address, while opposition students demanded María Corina Machado's return.
Unions at Antofagasta Minerals' Centinela copper mine in Chile have called a strike vote after talks stalled, with balloting set for September 26-28.
Some White House officials are considering cutting back Trump's decision to raise foreign beef imports, while the USTR opposes the move.
Mexico's tall ship Cuauhtémoc arrived in San Francisco, a year after striking the Brooklyn Bridge and killing two sailors.
Democratic senators urged President Trump to block China's access to advanced AI chips and manufacturing equipment, backing three bipartisan export-control bills ahead of his meeting with Xi Jinping.
AI executives told the UN Security Council that increasingly powerful systems could slip beyond human control, as the US and China remain split on global guardrails.
A White House official denied a report that the US is preparing a 90-day diesel export ban, as the energy secretary said such a move would backfire.
Netanyahu says he will use his UN General Assembly address to defend Israel and its military, and hinted at unspecified 'surprises'.
Xi Jinping is back in Washington for the first state visit in over a decade, with China now a near-peer competitor to the U.S. across trade, technology and military power.
Dominican Republic President Luis Abinader urged the UN General Assembly to fully deploy the Haiti security mission, enforce the arms embargo and back Haitian institutions.
Santa Marta streets deserted as Colombia militarises the tourist city after an illegal armed group declared an armed strike and burned vehicles.
Colombia is studying Argentina's RIGI tax incentive scheme to attract large-scale energy and mining investment, Deputy Energy Minister Armando Cuello said.
Ecuador's President Daniel Noboa called for stronger international cooperation against transnational organized crime, proposing three measures at the UN General Assembly.
A US delegate left the UN General Assembly hall during Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian's speech, a day after Trump's 'annihilate' warning.
A mother and her young son were laid to rest in the Kyiv region after a weekend attack, as the family disputes official findings on the cause.
Russia's foreign minister told the UN Security Council that Moscow is ready for peace negotiations with Ukraine but will not pause its military operations during any talks.
Xi Jinping arrives in Washington on September 23 for a three-day state visit featuring a summit with Donald Trump, a state dinner and a National Archives tour.
A hacking group claims to have stolen FBI data, including a spreadsheet with sensitive personnel details and intelligence assignments. The FBI is investigating.
Houthi-linked television has aired footage of rescue work at a bombed prison in Al-Hazm, capital of Yemen's Al-Jawf governorate, as the country's civil war intensifies.
Russian drone attacks disrupted internet for about 100,000 households in Kyiv and the surrounding region, Ukraine's digital ministry said, while Moscow claimed it struck data centres used by the Ukrainian military.
Maine Democrats demand answers from Sen. Susan Collins after a report says the FBI planned a pay-to-play investigation into her dealings with a defense contractor.
Marco Rubio says both sides in the Russia-Ukraine war have shown interest in a limited ceasefire covering grain shipments and energy infrastructure.
New Zealand's NCSC says China is the most persistent and capable state-backed cyber actor targeting the country, with 86 of 369 significant incidents showing suspected state links.
Marco Rubio defended Trump's state visit for Xi Jinping, saying the world's two largest economies must engage at the highest levels despite deep disagreements.
Marco Rubio said talks with Iran were positive but not a major breakthrough, and accused Tehran of violating a memorandum of understanding.
The top Republican and Democrat on the US House Energy and Commerce Committee are proposing changes to how products are added to the FCC's Covered List.