Poland Blames Sabotage for Fire at Starlink Station Serving Ukraine
A fire at a Starlink station in central Poland was deliberate sabotage, a Polish minister said, linking it to hybrid warfare.
International Relations
US FDA clears Eli Lilly's once-weekly insulin Onswik for type 2 diabetes
The US FDA has approved Eli Lilly's once-weekly basal insulin Onswik for adults with type 2 diabetes, offering an alternative to daily long-acting injections.
Israel Demolishes West Bank Home of Palestinian Held in Settler's Killing
Israeli forces demolished the Beit Imrin home of Dawas Hassoun, a Palestinian accused of killing an 18-year-old settler in a vehicle ramming he says was an accident.
German Auto Lobby Flags China Trade Imbalance, Backs Rules-Based Response
Germany's auto industry association VDA has raised concerns over growing trade imbalances with China, backing EU action under WTO rules while cautioning against protectionism.
Tigray Residents Stockpile Supplies as Fears of Renewed War Mount
Residents in Ethiopia's Tigray region are hoarding food and cash as fighting escalates between Tigrayan forces and the federal government.
France opens probe into racial abuse of judo star Teddy Riner
French prosecutors are investigating racist insults and cyber-harassment directed at judo champion Teddy Riner after he voiced concern over the far right.
China's UN Envoy Warns Against Politicizing AI at Security Council
China's UN ambassador Fu Cong told a Security Council high-level meeting on AI and international security that technology should not be politicized or used to force countries to pick sides.
China's UN Envoy Urges Dialogue to End Ukraine Crisis
China's permanent representative to the UN, Fu Cong, called on all parties to the Ukraine crisis to pursue dialogue and de-escalation during a Security Council briefing.
Fresh Fighting in Tigray Undoes 2022 Peace Deal as Rebels Build Alliance
Renewed clashes in northern Ethiopia have effectively collapsed the 2022 Pretoria peace deal, as the TPLF and allied opposition groups mobilize against Abiy Ahmed's government.
Russian Overnight Strikes Kill Eight in Ukraine as UN Weighs War's End
Russian drone and missile attacks killed at least eight civilians overnight, officials said, as Ukraine pressed the UN for tougher sanctions on Moscow.
Netanyahu in New York for UN address as Gaza rebuild funds fall short
Netanyahu is in New York for the UN General Assembly with no Trump meeting planned, as an EU official says only 1 billion euros of Gaza's 71 billion euro rebuild cost has been raised.
Yemeni forces release video of strikes on Houthi positions in Hazm
Yemen's Saudi-backed government forces released video they say shows strikes on Houthi fortifications in eastern Hazm, as fighting reignites.
Gaza Stuck in Limbo as Netanyahu Prepares UN Address
Netanyahu is set to address the UN General Assembly as Gaza's ceasefire promises remain unfulfilled and Palestinians shelter in tent camps.
Pope Leo Puts AI Warnings at the Heart of His Papacy
Pope Leo has made artificial intelligence a central theme of his papacy, with fresh warnings expected at UNESCO in Paris and a new US bishops' taskforce on AI.
Yemen government forces repel Houthi attack on vital Taiz-Aden mountain route
Yemen's government says it repelled overnight Houthi attacks on the Hejat al-Abd mountain pass, a key supply route linking Taiz to Aden, as fighting escalates in the country's civil war.
Israeli Envoy to US Says Son Critical After West Bank Ramming
Israel's ambassador to the US says his son remains in critical condition after a Palestinian driver rammed him at a West Bank checkpoint.
Kremlin Calls EU Transfer of Frozen Asset Revenue to Ukraine Theft
The Kremlin has condemned as illegal and theft the EU's decision to give Ukraine €1.4 billion from interest earned on frozen Russian central bank assets.
Serbia's NIS Seeks Fresh US Waiver as Sanctions Deadline Nears
NIS, which runs Serbia's only oil refinery, has applied for a new US sanctions waiver to keep operating after its current one expires on September 30.
Niger Raises Madaouela Uranium Stake to 40%, Settling Dispute With Atomic Eagle
Niger has lifted its stake in the Madaouela uranium project to 40% from 20%, resolving its dispute with Australian explorer Atomic Eagle.
Swiss National Bank Signals Readiness to Intervene in Forex Markets
Swiss National Bank Chairman Martin Schlegel said the central bank will intervene in currency markets as needed and adjust policy to ensure appropriate monetary conditions.