Brazil: Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro has been diagnosed with early-stage skin cancer, his medical team said Wednesday. The diagnosis followed his discharge from the hospital earlier the same day after a brief health scare.


Brazil: Ex-Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro Diagnosed With Early-Stage Skin Cancer

Charlie Kirk's Killing:  Walt Disney-owned ABC has pulled Jimmy Kimmel’s late-night talk show off the air indefinitely amid backlash over his comments about the killing of conservative activist Charlie Kirk.


Charlie Kirk's Killing: ABC Pulls ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live’ Indefinitely Over Charlie Kirk Remarks

Trump in UK: U.S. President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump began their historic second state visit to Britain at Windsor Castle, ending the day with a grand state banquet hosted by King Charles III and attended by senior British leaders.


Trump in UK: King Charles Welcomes Trump, Hails ‘Special’ US-UK Ties

Lebanon: Two people were killed Wednesday evening when an Israeli airstrike hit a car in Lebanon’s eastern city of Baalbek, the Health Ministry said, calling it the latest violation of a ceasefire in place since November 2024.

Lebanon: Two killed In Israeli Airstrike On Eastern Lebanon Despite Ceasefire   

Kanye West: “In Whose Name?”, an upcoming documentary by director Nico Ballesteros, which chronicles six turbulent years of Kanye West’s life, is set to be released on 19th September.


Kanye West: Documentary 'In Whose Name' To Explore Ye's Life

GST Cut: The recent GST reforms have simplified the tax structure, reducing slabs to 5% and 18% while removing the 12% and 28% rates. As a result, all Mother Dairy products now fall under the exempted or 5% GST categories.


GST Cut: Mother Dairy Reduces Prices Of Dairy & Processed Food Products

India-UAE Ties: Indian commerce minister Piyush Goyal has begun his visit to the UAE to co-chair the 13th India-UAE high-level task force on investments. This meeting a crucial in strengthening the economic partnership between the two nations. And comes especially at a time when India is looking to diversify its international relationships amid rocky and uncertain ties with the united states.

India-UAE Ties: India Pushes for Investments in UAE 

Air India Crash: The fatal Air India crash that killed 260 people has led to a lawsuit targeting Boeing and Honeywell, Claiming faulty fuel switches caused the tragedy. The lawsuit, the first in the U.S. Over this accident, is shedding light on possible mechanical failures and pilot decisions that led to the fatal plummet of air India flight 171.


Air India Crash: Boeing Sued by Crash Victim Families 

US Federal Reserve: The U.S. Federal reserve cut its key interest rate by 0.25 percent as widely expected. However, the central bank, citing labour market concerns, penciled in two more cuts this year from just one predicted earlier.


US Federal Reserve: Fed Cuts Interest Rate by 0.25%

Trump in UK: US President Donald Trump was given a formal royal reception at Windsor Castle on Wednesday, during his state visit to the United Kingdom. King Charles III welcomed the President with full military honours, including mounted troops and ceremonial pomp.


Trump in UK: King Charles Hosts Trump At Windsor Palace 

Lebanon: At least two people were killed in an Israeli strike on Baalbek, Lebanon, on Wednesday, the country’s health ministry said. The National News Agency reported the attack was carried out by an Israeli drone.


Lebanon: Israeli Drone Strike Hits Lebanon, Two Killed 

U.S. Shooting: Three police officers were killed and two others injured in a Pennsylvania shooting on Wednesday afternoon; the suspect also died, according to the state police commissioner.

U.S. Shooting: Gunman Opens Fire in Pennsylvania, 3 Officers Killed 

Zapad 2025: Russia practised launching cruise missiles over the Barents Sea as part of the ‘Zapad’ (West) joint military exercises with Belarus, the Defence Ministry said. The five-day war games concluded on Tuesday, aimed at testing combat readiness.


Zapad 2025: Russia and Belarus Test Tactical Nuclear Launch Scenarios | WION  

Israel- Syria: Israel has presented Syria with a detailed proposal for a new security agreement concerning southwest Syria. The proposal includes a map outlining proposed demilitarized zones stretching from southwest of Damascus to the Israeli border.


Israel- Syria: Israel Presents Syria with Detailed Security Agreement Proposal 

Colombia: Colombian President Gustavo Petro sharply criticized former U.S. President Donald Trump following the United States’ second airstrike on a vessel allegedly involved in drug trafficking off the Venezuelan coast. 

Colombia: President Lashes Out at Trump Over Venezuelan Boar Strike 

Uttarakhand Flash Floods: At least 15 people have been killed and 16 are missing after overnight torrential rain and flash floods hit Dehradun and nearby areas of Uttarakhand on Tuesday, September 16, 2025. Heavy downpours battered the popular Sahastradhara tourist spot, where shops, small hotels and homes were washed away or severely damaged. 


Uttarakhand Floods: Temples Submerged, Bridges Washed Away, 15 Dead

Chad's Presidential Power: Chad’s National Assembly has taken a pivotal step in reshaping the country’s political landscape by overwhelmingly approving constitutional amendments that extend the presidential term from five to seven years. 


Chad's Presidential Power: Chad National Assembly Removes Term Limits, Extends Tenure

UK Pension Boost: The UK government has confirmed a likely 4.7% increase in the state pension starting April 2026. This rise, expected to add over £500 annually for many pensioners, is based on the "triple lock" system, which adjusts pensions according to whichever is highest among inflation, wage growth, or 2.5%. 


UK Pension Boost: 4.7% Boost Expected for UK State Pension Next Year 

Russia: The legendary Intervision Song Contest, originally held between 1965 and 1980, is making a comeback in 2025, spearheaded by Russia. After a long hiatus and several failed revival attempts, the contest is set to return in Moscow, promising to unite millions globally with performances from top artists across many continents. 


Intervision: Russia To Revive Soviet-Era Music Competition  

U.S.: A deal has been finalized between the United States and China to allow TikTok to continue operating in the US, President Donald Trump announced. The Chinese-owned social media platform was required to sell its US operations to avoid being shut down. Despite initial plans to ban the app in January, Trump has repeatedly postponed the deadline.


U.S: Donald Trump Delays TikTok Ban Until December | WION Newspoint 

Two men indicted in the U.S. for attempting to smuggle sensitive military technology to China and for orchestrating the harassment of a Chinese-American artist have escaped house arrest in Serbia while awaiting extradition. Their current whereabouts remain unknown.


Fugitives Indicted in U.S. Tech Smuggling Case Escape House Arrest in Serbia 

PM Modi Turns 75: On his birthday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will launch a series of major initiatives in Madhya Pradesh focusing on health, tribal welfare and industrial development.


PM Turns 75:PM Modi To Launch Major Health, Tribal, and Industrial Initiatives in MP

North Korea: North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has reportedly banned words such as “ice cream,” “hamburger” and “karaoke” for being “too Western.” In a push to promote local culture and values, the regime has introduced its own alternative terms to replace these expressions.


North Korea: Kim Jong Un Orders Ban on Words ‘Hamburgers,’ ‘Ice Cream’ to Promote Local Terms

South Sudan: South Sudan is grappling with a severe humanitarian crisis fueled by ongoing conflict and widespread hunger. Millions of people face acute food insecurity as armed violence displaces communities and disrupts access to essential services. 


South Sudan: Conflict and Hunger Push Millions To The Brink

South China Sea: Tensions have escalated in the South China Sea as Chinese and Philippine ships collided near the disputed Scarborough Shoal, a territory claimed by both nations. China's coast guard accused Philippine vessels of illegal intrusion and deliberately ramming one of its ships.

South China Sea: Tensions Escalate as Chinese and Philippine Ships Collide 

Trump Vs New York Times: U.S. President Donald Trump said he's suing American daily The New York Times over its coverage of him over the decades. 


Trump Vs NYT: Trump Files $15 Billion Defamation Lawsuit Against The New York Times

Charlie Kirk Assassination : Tyler Robinson, the suspect in the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, faces charges including aggravated murder with prosecutors seeking the death penalty. Kirk was fatally shot from a rooftop while addressing an audience at Utah Valley University during his American Comeback Tour. 

Charlie Kirk Assassination : Murder Suspect Tyler Robinson Faces Death Penalty 

Fed Rate Cut: There’s no shortage of headlines these days about how much wall street loves rate cuts. Markets have been tripping over themselves in search of new records as sobering news about unemployment piles up. That more or less guarantees a rate cut by the federal reserve this week.
President trump’s increased focus on the central bank may be influencing that calculation. 

Fed Rate Cut: Fed Action Set to Drive Differing Views 

Trump Tariffs: Amid the global tariff pressure, U.S. Consumers will now have to bear the burden of it too. Footwear prices in the U.S. are heading upward.
Companies that once relied on stockpiles to dodge tariff costs are now facing a reality check. With import duties on new shipments soaring, retailers are starting to pass the burden to shoppers. And it’s not just shoes, other everyday goods are also getting costlier.

Trump Tariffs: U.S. Footwear Firms Hit By Tariffs, Shoe Prices Likely to go High in U.S.

UK: The united kingdom’s government has confirmed another pension boost.
From next year, millions of retirees will see their income rise. But behind this promise lies a bigger question. How long can the triple lock hold under pressure?

UK: State Pension to Rise 4.7% in April 2026

Pak: Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Mohammad Ishaq Dar has admitted that India categorically rejected any form of third-party intervention during ceasefire talks, despite US attempts to mediate.


Pakistan Deputy PM: India Never Agreed To Any Third Party Intervention 

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