Global affairs, diplomacy, conflict, and the major international developments driving the news cycle.
Victims’ relatives will read the names of those killed as New York commemorates the 25th anniversary of the attacks, with President Donald Trump attending a ceremony at the Pentagon.
The two-day meeting is expected to address the wars in Ukraine and the Middle East, economic pressures and tensions within the expanded bloc.
The departures follow earlier withdrawals from Ivory Coast and Tanzania, but Uber says it remains committed to sub-Saharan Africa.
The former Venezuelan first lady’s lawyers say she needs cardiac treatment and recovery facilities unavailable in a detention centre.
Donald Trump has promised a payment to American adults if Republicans retain control of Congress, but no funding mechanism, legislative details or timetable has been provided.
Iran’s Revolutionary Guard says its navy struck and captured a US-operated surface drone, but the claim has not been independently verified.
Hans Grundberg has urged an end to attacks on civilians and commercial vessels as renewed fighting deepens displacement and food insecurity.
Iran’s Revolutionary Guard has claimed an attack in the Strait of Hormuz, while UKMTO reported projectile strikes involving two ships off Oman.
The reported capture of the Red Sea port city has intensified concerns over maritime security and the regional spread of Yemen’s war.
Israel says its forces dismantled infrastructure beneath the Ali al-Taher ridge after establishing operational control of the contested site.
Manchester United defeated Sabah at Old Trafford, while Bayern Munich and Como also secured decisive victories.
Proposed legislation would allow Western Saharans born before 29 September 1977 and their children to seek Spanish nationality, including applicants who have never lived in Spain.
LG says voice data is captured only after explicit activation, while researchers allege some televisions retained audio transcripts and scanned home networks.
Israel said it destroyed an underground network beneath the Ali al-Taher ridge as Lebanon reported powerful blasts and a nearby magnitude 4.1 tremor.
The French president and European Commission president urged Europe to strengthen its position in space, but no specific programme or funding commitment was reported.
Morocco has rejected accusations it facilitated a reported influx of more than 70,000 migrants into Spain’s Ceuta, as a declassified Spanish intelligence assessment raises questions about official inaction.
United scored three times before half-time and completed a comfortable victory over Champions League debutants Sabah at Old Trafford.
The First Circuit Court of Appeals cited potential confusion, voter disenfranchisement and operational difficulties before November’s midterm elections.
Al Jazeera reports renewed fighting and a southward Houthi advance towards the strategically important maritime route.
Israel said it destroyed underground infrastructure on the Ali al-Taher ridge, while Lebanon reported a powerful blast and tremors and the US Geological Survey recorded a magnitude-4.1 earthquake.
France 24 reports a struggle for control of a royal throne, but the kingdom, claimants and status of the dispute remain unspecified.
Algiers has expelled the UAE ambassador and restricted UAE-registered aircraft after accusing Abu Dhabi of “provocative and hostile” actions.
France 24 reports that Muslim New Yorkers are reflecting on difficult months after the attacks alongside signs of deeper civic and religious integration.
Firefighters cite insufficient funding after wildfires south of Paris and near Bordeaux reportedly exposed shortcomings in the emergency-services system.
The ABC host said the interview with Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico would not air on the network, citing heightened scrutiny of political appearances and equal-time rules.
Amnesty International says foreigners were lured by civilian job offers and pressured into joining Russia’s army, while migrants and refugees already in the country were also targeted.
A Deutsche Welle investigation examines alleged data sharing by technology companies and questions whether European penalties are strong enough to deter misconduct.
England lead Pakistan by 268 runs after Ollie Robinson took two early wickets before rain ended day two at Edgbaston.
A France 24 debate examines the attacks’ continuing place in geopolitics, security policy and public memory, without offering a definitive conclusion.
Twenty-five years after the September 11 attacks, al-Qaeda operates less under its own name, but groups linked to it remain active amid weak state structures and local conflicts.
UNICEF says storms, floods, heatwaves, droughts and wildfires interrupted learning across 106 countries and territories, with girls and poorer communities disproportionately affected.
Authorities say a fire ravaged schools in eastern DR Congo, killing at least 14 children.
Interior Minister Laurent Nunez has warned that putting Xenia Fedorova back on air could breach her expulsion and asset-freezing measures.
The proposed payment to every American adult would cost an estimated US$1.3 trillion and require congressional approval.
A reported crossover among New York voters highlights the appeal of outsider candidates, but experts caution against treating it as a durable political bloc.
The Palestinian Prisoner’s Society says children, journalists and a former prisoner were among those detained during intensified Israeli operations.
The closures in Moscow, St Petersburg and Novosibirsk are expected to disrupt language exams, teacher support and education plans, with the future of services unclear.
The reported seizure of the strategic port brings the Iran-backed movement closer to the Bab al-Mandab Strait, intensifying pressure on global energy markets and Saudi export routes.
New flight data indicates a pilot warned of excessive speed during the final approach, while the co-pilot’s response was described as inconsistent.
Brent crude has risen more than 30 per cent from its early-August lows as attacks on Middle East shipping fuel inflation concerns and lift trader expectations of a US rate rise.
Live text coverage features Bruno Fernandes and Marcus Rashford, but provides no score, result or confirmed venue.
Questions over approval for a proposed large temple near Paris have drawn fresh attention to BAPS following an Eiffel Tower strike.
Sacha Dally, 20, told FRANCE 24 that meeting the Canadian singer led to an impromptu duet and fulfilled a childhood dream.
African Parks says the expected departure is part of a board reshuffle as allegations involving rangers and the Baka community remain unresolved.
A fire in the AFC/M23-controlled city of Bukavu killed at least 20 people, including children, as flames spread through two primary schools, homes and a clinic.
Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Store said a drone almost hit the Ukrainian president’s aircraft during take-off from Moldova, but the account has not been independently verified.
Europe’s climate monitor says August set a global temperature record across land and sea, warning that conditions could worsen as El Niño intensifies.
The reported seizure of the port city has displaced civilians and raised concerns over supply lines near the Bab al-Mandeb Strait, a key Red Sea maritime route.