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A tentative deal in Lower Saxony to convert Volkswagen’s Osnabrück plant, facing closure, into a defence hub backed by an Israeli investor would see the site build air-defence components for European customers — saving about 1,200 jobs while sparking pro-Palestinian protests and an ethical debate.
Earl Spencer claims in a new memoir serialized by the Daily Mail that King Charles, then Prince of Wales, said Diana would be forgotten ‘soon enough’ days after her death in 1997; Buckingham Palace rejected the claim, saying fraternal grief can cloud judgment even years later.
A Brazilian commentator argues that the Supreme Court's shameful session exposed André Mendonça's isolation and procedural errors, failed to exonerate Alexandre de Moraes, and culminated in Cármen Lúcia's blunt rebuke.
The BBC’s global tour shows how the powerful ‘Godzilla’ El Niño is turning into toxic haze in Indonesia, a transit squeeze at the Panama Canal and a fresh shock to global food prices, while the WMO sees near-certain continuation into February 2027.
The US Federal Reserve raised rates by 25 basis points to 3.75-4.00 percent for the first time in three years, with Chair Warsh putting price stability first to curb inflation.
Trump Administration Plans $2.8B Sale of 40,000 Bombs to Israel — A 2026-09-16 video from Al Jazeera English: Al Jazeera, citing White House sources, reports a $2.8B deal for 40,000 one-ton bombs. The report recalls international condemn...
Is Energy About to Get Even More Expensive? | BBC Newscast — A 2026-09-16 video from BBC News: BBC Newscast traces why oil could spike again: a Saudi pipeline hit and Strait of Hormuz closure risk, compounded by Houthi attacks in the Red...
WFP Funding Cuts Push Palestinians in West Bank Deeper Into Debt — A 2026-09-16 video from Al Jazeera English: WFP warns it may halve West Bank aid, citing cuts from US and Western donors. Al Jazeera reports displaced families taking on ...
‘We Should Have Escalated Earlier,’ Says Doctor in Lucy Letby Case | BBC News — A 2026-09-16 video from BBC News: Senior paediatrician John Gibbs tells the BBC he and colleagues should have been braver and escalated concerns about Lucy L...
How Screens Have Eroded Teenagers’ Reading Skills | DW News — A 2026-09-16 video from DW News: DW frames the worldwide slide in 15-year-olds’ reading through the ‘hasty reader’ lens. Maryanne Wolf and Andreas Schleicher explain how scree...
Market Talk: First Fed Hike in Three Years Is No Panacea for Inflation — A 2026-09-16 video from Reuters: Speaking to Reuters, Eric Diton of The Wealth Alliance says with many legitimate drivers of inflation another 25 bp is expected bef...
On 15 September markets braced for the Fed’s 25-basis-point decision tomorrow, Houthis opened a broad offensive in Yemen’s Al-Jawf, Ukrainian postal vans kept lifelines alive near the front, Anthropic said Claude now leaves an invisible text watermark, and Hardware Unboxed put the RX 9070 XT vs RTX 5090 myth to the test across 11 games.
ProPublica reported that Russian oligarch Umar Kremlev, a close ally of Vladimir Putin, secretly covered hundreds of thousands of dollars for Donald Trump Jr. and Bettina Anderson's Bahamas wedding weekend in May. The couple confirmed the gift while insisting there was no conspiracy.
The September 14 BBC Global News podcast unpacks the fallout from a Russian drone strike on Yahodyn station near the Poland border and a growing call — led by the Institute for the Study of War — for NATO to intercept Russian drones inside Ukrainian airspace, a move that pits border defense against escalation risk.
The September 13, 2026 morning bulletin brings together negotiations over the Strait of Hormuz, consecutive Houthi drone and projectile strikes on Saudi Arabia including pipeline-related attacks, competing attributions of responsibility, and headline claims by US President Donald Trump about the trajectory of the conflict; the roundup also covers Iraq's positioning, diplomatic contacts involving Pakistan, the United Kingdom and Turkey, and a sweep of Pakistani domestic politics, security and economic headlines.
In a SAMAA TV bulletin, Donald Trump says Iran is probably behind the attack on Saudi Arabia's East-West oil pipeline, calls the Crown Prince a close friend, and claims the war with Iran will end after the midterms, the Houthis do not want to fight, Iran must never get a nuclear weapon, and oil prices will fall quickly when the war ends.
Television Jamaica's flagship Monday, September 14, 2026 edition of Prime Time News brings live coverage of the continuing investigation into the Kingston fire that killed two children, the hospital update for the St. Elizabeth schoolgirl injured by falling boulders, and the week's politics, business and sports headlines.
In mid-September Houthi missile and drone strikes on Saudi Arabia's south escalated again; a projectile on al-Tuwal in Jazan wounded two and damaged a mosque, while the Houthis claimed a hit on the Sharurah base. This piece maps the week's wider wave that wounded 73, the Iraq-launched drone hit on the East-West pipeline, and the Red Sea advance around Mocha and Perim Island against open sources.
Democracy Now!'s September 11, 2026 headline roundup centers on the Houthis consolidating control over Yemen's Red Sea coastline and the Bab al-Mandab, while stitching together U.S. and world headlines ranging from Guantanamo detention to global security incidents.
In southern Lebanon Israel's yellow line now marks a de facto border; controlled demolitions around Haddatha and Haris, an expanding buffer zone and Lebanese army warning barriers describe the new reality on the ground.
On the occasion of GTA 6, whose November 19 2026 date Take-Two reaffirmed, the 0.75x program asks why gaming counts as idle work in Türkiye, tracing the answer through an obedience society inherited from Ottoman times, a capitalist discipline of productivity, media panic from Tanzimat novels to nineties satanist scares, and a conservatism that survives perfectly well without religion.
In a short video dated September 11, Peter Zeihan frames the shutdown of Saudi Arabia's Petroline and the attack around the Yanbu port through Iranian range and the Houthi drone threat; he argues the UAE's Fujairah bypass sits within range too, and crude flow cannot be secured without a settlement with Tehran.
This episode tells how roughly 150,000 soldiers whom the Nazi race laws defined as Jewish ended up fighting in the Wehrmacht. From poster boy Werner Goldberg to the 77 exemptions Hitler signed by hand, from the Rosenstrasse protest to the Todt labour camps, the story lays bare the collision between ideology and military necessity. I present it with figures verified against academic sources plus my critical assessment.
A DW crew joined Shelter 2026 inside Kuopio's Luola shelter: more than 2,000 people spent hours underground under a cyberattack and missile-threat scenario. The gap between Finland's 50,000-shelter model and the rest of Europe has rarely looked this sharp.
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