| SEPTEMBER 16TH SIMCHAT TORAH WAR >The Israeli military formally launches a ground offensive against Hamas in Gaza City as 75 people are killed by Israeli airstrikes, most in Gaza City, and thousands of people evacuate in response >An independent United Nations commission of inquiry publishes a report that "finds that Israel is responsible for the commission of genocide in Gaza" listing four of the five genocidal acts defined under international law carried out by Israel during the war on the Palestinian people >The Israel Air Force bombs at least ten Houthi targets near Hodeidah Port in Al Hodeidah, Yemen. The sites targeted by the airstrikes reportedly include a command center and locations used to smuggle weapons from Iran >The United Nations relocates its resident coordinator's office for Yemen from Sanaa to Aden after the detention of UN staff by Houthis, while maintaining operations across the country RUSSO-UKRAINE WAR >The Trump administration approves its first weapons aid packages for Ukraine. This is the first use of a new mechanism to supply Ukraine with weapons from U.S. stocks using funds from NATO countries KIVU WAR >March 23 Movement (M23) rebels hold a military parade of freshly trained recruits in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo towns they captured in an offensive months prior. The parade has sparked fears in some observers that it is signaling the M23 and its Rwandan Defence Force allies' interest in resuming hostilities against the Congolese government despite a United States-sponsored and Qatar-brokered peace deal SAHEL INSURGENCY >Jama'at Nasr al-Islam wal Muslimin (JNIM) fighters ambush and burn at least 100 fuel trucks arriving in Mali from Senegal and the Ivory Coast. The attacks are part of a nationwide blockade on fuel and other goods enforced by JINM as it besieges Mali government held cities and towns SOUTH CHINA SEA DISPUTE >China's coast guard reports that a Datu Cabaylo-class multi-mission offshore vessel of the Philippine fisheries bureau rammed into one of its ships near the disputed Scarborough Shoal, while the Philippines says Chinese ships used water cannons that damaged the vessel and injured a crew member COLOMBIAN CONFLICT >Colombia's Special Jurisdiction for Peace sentences seven former FARC leaders, including ex-commander Timoleón Jiménez, to up to eight years of reparations work for their role in kidnappings MISC >At least 15 people are killed and 16 others are missing when a cloudburst causes landslides and flooding across Uttarakhand, India >According to the State Meteorological Agency, Spain experienced its hottest summer in 2025 since records began in 1961, averaging a temperature of 24.2 C (75.6 F), surpassing 2022's record of 24.1 C (75.4 F). The record high temperatures caused three heatwaves over the summer, including the 16-day heatwave in August which sparked wildfires >Australia announces that it will fund the construction of a new ministerial wing for Papua New Guinea's Parliament House in Port Moresby as the country marks its 50th anniversary of independence >Bulgarian police arrest the owner of the ship that brought explosive material to Beirut, Lebanon, which caused an explosion in August 2020 and killed more than 200 people >The Stuttgart Higher Regional Court sentences Afghan national Sulaiman Ataee to life in prison for the May 2024 mass stabbing in Mannheim, Baden-Württemberg, Germany, which killed one person and injured five >A Brazilian regional federal court orders former president Jair Bolsonaro and the federal government to each pay R$1 million (US$185,528.76) in damages for racist remarks he made in 2021 while in office >The Philippine Court of Appeals orders the freezing of 135 bank accounts and 27 insurance policies linked to individuals and companies under investigation for alleged corruption in flood control projects, following a request by the Department of Public Works and Highways and the Anti–Money Laundering Council >In the United States, a New York judge dismisses the two terrorism charges brought against Luigi Mangione, the alleged killer of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, but allows a second-degree murder charge to stand >Kenya's Magistrates' Court issues an arrest warrant and seeks the extradition of a British citizen over the 2012 murder of Kenyan woman Agnes Wanjiru near a UK army training camp in Nanyuki, Laikipia County >Serbian prosecutors indict former construction minister Goran Vesić and 12 others on public safety charges over the Novi Sad railway station roof collapse that killed 16 people >Romanian prosecutors indict former presidential candidate Călin Georgescu and 21 others on charges of attempting to undermine national security by planning violent protests after the cancellation of the 2024 election over alleged Russian interference >Senegalese authorities intercept 112 Gambian migrants aboard a pirogue off the coast of Dakar on the suspicion of irregular migration as they attempt to reach Europe >The Seoul Central District Court issues an arrest warrant for former People Power Party floor leader Kweon Seong-dong on charges of receiving illegal political funds from the Unification Church during the 2022 South Korean presidential election campaign, becoming the first sitting 22nd South Korean National Assembly member to be arrested >The high court in Gauteng, South Africa, rejects an appeal by the family of former Zambian president Edgar Lungu, upholding its ruling that Lungu's remains must be returned to Zambia for burial >US president Donald Trump files a $15 billion defamation lawsuit against the newspaper The New York Times after the paper published articles and a book alleging that part of The Trump Organization's wealth was acquired through fraud >Malawians vote to elect a president, the 229 members of the National Assembly, and 509 local government councillors >Afghan supreme leader Hibatullah Akhundzada orders a complete ban on Wi-Fi internet in the northern Balkh Province to "prevent immorality" >Chad's National Assembly approves constitutional amendments extending presidential terms from five to seven years and removing term limits, with a final Senate vote scheduled for October 13th |
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| SEPTEMBER 17TH SIMCHAT TORAH WAR >More than 83 Palestinians are killed in Israeli strikes and attacks across Gaza, including at least 61 of them in Gaza City >The European Union outlines a set of sanctions against Israeli settlers and Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu and far-right national security minister Itamar Ben-Gvir and urges the 27 member states to issue these sanctions to freeze European assets and ban inter-EU travel RUSSO-UKRAINE WAR >An Italian appellate court approves the extradition to Germany of a Ukrainian national allegedly involved in the 2022 Nord Stream pipeline explosions. The suspect's lawyer says that he plans to appeal the decision to the Supreme Court of Cassation >Poland detains a Belarusian woman and a Ukrainian man after a drone flew over the Presidential Palace in Warsaw and was neutralized by the State Protection Service SAHEL INSURGENCY >Gunmen on motorbikes kill 22 people in Takoubatt, Tillabéri Region, Niger, most of whom were attending a baptism ceremony >Nigerian troops kill at least eleven ISWAP fighters in two operations in Adamawa and Borno states WAR IN SOMALIA >Puntland authorities have initiated an investigation following the death of a tribal elder in an airstrike by a US aircraft, an attack which his family claims was directed solely at him. USAFRICOM claims that the airstrike conducted on September 12th in Badhan in Sanaag region in Somaliland, targeted a traditional elder accused of being an Al-Shabaab member, was executed in coordination with the Somali federal government NAXALITE-MAOIST INSURGENCY >The Naxalites declare an indefinite unilateral ceasefire and state their openness to peace talks with the Indian government amid ongoing military operations against their insurgency MISC >American late-night talk show Jimmy Kimmel Live! is suspended indefinitely by its broadcast network ABC, following controversial comments by its host regarding Charlie Kirk's killing, which sparked criticism and threats from the Federal Communications Commission >Five UN police officers in a MINUSCA convoy are killed when their armored personnel carrier crashes and rolls into a river while crossing a bridge near Bangui, Central African Republic >Former Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro is diagnosed with skin cancer >Australian prime minister Anthony Albanese and Papua New Guinean prime minister James Marape sign a communiqué in Port Moresby confirming agreement on a mutual defence treaty after earlier plans to sign the treaty failed >Saudi crown prince Mohammed bin Salman and Pakistani prime minister Shehbaz Sharif sign a mutual defense pact in Riyadh >Four people, including the perpetrator, are killed and two others are injured in a mass shooting when a gunman opens fire on police officers carrying out a warrant at a farm house in North Codorus Township, Pennsylvania, United States >Indonesia's Constitutional Court rules that parliament followed proper procedure in passing amendments to the military law, rejecting a petition that sought to annul the amendments >Philippine House Speaker Martin Romualdez resigns over his alleged involvement in the flood control controversy, with former deputy speaker Bojie Dy elected as the next speaker of the House of Representatives >Uganda announces that it will borrow US$358 million from the African Development Fund, the Arab Bank for Economic Development in Africa, and Standard Chartered to fund a power grid link with South Sudan, a road to the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and expanded clean water access >The United States restores Hungary's full participation in the Visa Waiver Program after the Orbán government implements measures requested to address security concerns >Mercosur signs a free trade agreement with Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, and Switzerland >The UK High Court of Justice issues an interim injunction blocking the deportation of an Eritrean asylum seeker to France under a returns agreement, pending a hearing on his trafficking claim |
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| SEPTEMBER 18TH SIMCHAT TORAH WAR >Israeli troops and tanks advance into the Sheikh Radwan district of Gaza City as the ground offensive continues >A Houthi drone attack damages a hotel in Eilat, Israel >A Jordanian truck driver bringing aid to the Gaza Strip kills two Israeli military personnel before being fatally shot by security personnel at the Allenby Bridge RUSSO-UKRAINE WAR >Ukraine announces it will train Polish troops and engineers in counter-drone operations following recent Russian drone incursions into Polish airspace KHMER-THAI CONFLICT >At least 28 people are injured as Cambodian protesters clash with Thai security forces in a disputed border area between Banteay Meanchey, Cambodia, and Sa Kaeo, Thailand, raising tensions despite a ceasefire agreement BALOCHISTAN INSURGENCY >Two security personnel are killed and twenty-three others are injured when a suicide car bomb targets a security convoy in Turbat, Balochistan, Pakistan. Meanwhile, six people are killed in a separate car bombing in Chaman MISC >At least ten people are killed and 25 others are injured when a fire breaks out in a high-rise office building in Lagos, Nigeria >Three people, including musician Brett James, are killed when James's Cirrus SR22T aircraft crashes near Macon County Airport in North Carolina, United States >Syrian foreign minister Asaad al-Shaibani visits Washington, D.C. to attend meetings with the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund, and to meet with Israeli delegations and US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, marking the first time a Syrian official has visited the United States in 25 years >Egypt's Interior Ministry reports that a 3,000-year-old gold bracelet belonging to the pharaoh Amenemope, missing from the Egyptian Museum in Cairo, was stolen, extracted, and sold, with several suspects arrested >Iraq receives 47 French nationals previously detained in northeast Syria on suspicion of Islamic State membership for prosecution on terrorism charges >Albanian prime minister Edi Rama begins an unprecedented fourth term following the Socialist Party's victory in the last election >Maldivian president Mohamed Muizzu ratifies the Media and Broadcasting Regulation Law, which allows fines, license suspensions, and closures of media outlets found in violation of its provisions >Bulgarian prime minister Rosen Zhelyazkov's government survives their fifth vote of no-confidence this year over alleged failures to reform the justice and security sectors, with 133 lawmakers opposing and 101 supporting the motion >Greece suspends the extradition of Moldovan businessman and politician Vladimir Plahotniuc, who is wanted in Moldova over a 2014 bank fraud case >Nigerian president Bola Tinubu lifts the state of emergency in Rivers State and reinstates Governor Siminalayi Fubara and state lawmakers after six months of federal control imposed during a political crisis and oil pipeline vandalism >In the United States, automaker Toyota recalls over 590,000 vehicles due to a software failure for its dashboard that hides vehicle speed, braking status, and tire pressure warnings. Meanwhile, Hyundai recalls over 568,000 Palisades due to seatbelt buckle failures >The Copernicus Climate Change Service reports that at least 53% of Europe experienced droughts in August, the highest level recorded since records began in 2012 |
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