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Trump once again claims without him there would be ‘no Israel right now’

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China's President Xi Jinping called on Thursday for closer coordination with North Korea in global and regional affairs, state media reported, as the leaders of the two nuclear-armed neighbours held their first meeting in six years.



China, N Korea Vow To Deepen Bilateral Ties | Xi: Support For Pyongyang Won't Change | WION

Democrats and Republicans pushed U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy's Jr. on his recent vaccine policies and their stark contrast to President Donald Trump's successful first-term pandemic initiative to speed vaccine development during a combative three-hour Senate hearing on Thursday.
Half a dozen heated exchanges focused on the details of his decision to fire Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Director Susan Monarez, who had started the job with Kennedy's support only a month earlier. Kennedy said she lied about the reason she was dismissed.



RFK Jr Faces Resignation Calls Over Anti-Vaccine Policies | CDC In Turmoil After Monarez Firing

U.S. President Donald Trump told European leaders on Thursday that Europe must stop buying Russian oil that he said is helping Moscow fund its war against Ukraine, a White House official said, striking a combative tone amid slow diplomatic progress to end the fighting.



Trump 'Urges' Europe to Stop Buying Russian Oil, Stop Aiding Moscow's War Efforts | WION

Google is facing mounting challenges to its AI dominance, with rivals gaining ground in innovation and adoption. Meanwhile, the tech giant scored a legal win—U.S. regulators have confirmed that Google is not required to sell off its Chrome browser amid ongoing antitrust scrutiny. Despite pressure, Alphabet's stock jumped, reflecting investor confidence in Google's long-term AI and product strategy.

Google faces AI challenge | Not required to sell Chrome as stocks jump

A magnitude 5.2 earthquake struck eastern Afghanistan, shaking several provinces and causing panic among residents. Emergency teams are assessing damage and checking for casualties as aftershocks continue.

Afghanistan Earthquake: 1,400+ Killed, 3,000 Injured; India Sends 21 Tonnes of Aid 

A video showing North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's aides quickly wiping down furniture and objects he touched after a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin has gone viral — and sparked intense speculation.

The footage, captured during the Victory Parade in Beijing where Kim, Putin, and Xi Jinping met together for the first time, shows Kim’s staff meticulously cleaning the backrest of his chair and removing his drinking glass.

While no official reason has been given, theories are circulating online — including the idea that North Korea may be attempting to prevent foreign agencies from collecting biological material. Similar claims have previously surfaced about Russia's own security services collecting President Putin's waste while abroad to protect sensitive health information.

Kim Jong Un’s aides clean furniture after Putin meeting | DNA erasure theory goes viral

Punjab is grappling with one of the worst floods in decades, leaving over 1,400 villages submerged and claiming at least 30 lives. The widespread devastation has displaced thousands, destroyed crops, and overwhelmed local authorities. Rescue operations are underway as the state calls for urgent aid and long-term solutions to tackle the growing climate crisis.


Punjab Floods: Drones Deliver Food To Stranded Citizens As Deluge Worsens

Punjab is grappling with one of the worst floods in decades, leaving over 1,400 villages submerged and claiming at least 30 lives. The widespread devastation has displaced thousands, destroyed crops, and overwhelmed local authorities. Rescue operations are underway as the state calls for urgent aid and long-term solutions to tackle the growing climate crisis.

Punjab Floods: State Declared Disaster-hit; Over 1,200 Villages Submerged 

The death toll from Afghanistan’s catastrophic earthquake has exceeded 1,400, as rescuers struggle through the mountainous terrain to reach survivors. A second strong aftershock has worsened devastation and hampered relief operations.

Afghanistan's second earthquake toll rises | India, Iran, UK, Japan & EU pledge aid 

Mass protests in Indonesia turned violent as clashes between demonstrators and police left seven people dead, with rights groups reporting at least 20 missing. Watch the video to find out more on this!

Indonesia gripped in widespread anti-government protests | Mounting global pressure 

President Trump announced that U.S. forces executed a precision strike on a drug-smuggling vessel linked to Venezuela’s Tren de Aragua cartel. The operation, part of an intensified anti-cartel campaign, resulted in the vessel being destroyed in international waters, killing 11 Narcoterrorists.


Trump announces U.S. Forces' attack on drug boat allegedly linked to Maduro

India: All Buildings To Be Geo-tagged In Census 2027

Hundreds of protesters waved the American flag and denounced US President Donald Trump's policies on mass deportations and social welfare cuts. Watch in for more details!

Anti-Trump Labour Day Rallies In US Capital Amid Federal Takeover 

French Prime Minister François Bayrou has declared that the “fate of France” is on the line in a confidence vote scheduled for September 8, 2025. He initiated the vote amid a fierce budget impasse involving €44 billion in spending cuts, elimination of public holidays, and spending freezes. Bayrou’s minority government is expected to lose, with opposition parties firmly against his austerity measures.


French Prime Minister Bayrou Says Fate of France is at Stake in Confidence Vote

European Union's Chief Ursula von Der Leyen's plane's GPS system was hit by a radar jamming on Monday (September 1). A Russian operation is suspected behind it. The incident happened when the plane was trying to land in Bulgaria.

Airplane Carrying EU Leader Ursula Von Der Leyen Hit By GPS Interference

The European Union remains divided when it comes to Gaza, EU High Representative Kaja Kallas said after the informal meeting of the bloc's foreign ministers in Copenhagen.



EU Member States Split Over Gaza at Their Copenhagen Meet; Calls for New Russia Sanctions

Iran's President stated on Thursday that enforcing the controversial dress code law on women’s mandatory hijab could have sparked a "war" within society. The law, which imposes harsher punishments for women defying the hijab rule, was passed in September 2023 but has yet to be implemented. Last year, Iran paused the law due to widespread protests following the death of Mahsa Amini in 2022.


Iran President Rejects Implementing New Strict Hijab Law Saying It Could Lead to War | WION

Thailand: Thai Court Ousts PM Paetongtarn Shinawatra from Office Over Ethics Breach | WION DNA
Thailand: Thailand’s court has officially removed Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra from office, ending her brief tenure.



Thailand: Thai Court Ousts PM Paetongtarn Shinawatra from Office Over Ethics Breach

Thousands of Indonesian workers flooded the streets of Jakarta, protesting wage inequality and demanding fairer pay compared to politicians, sparking widespread demonstrations in the capital.



Indonesian Protestors Set Parliament Building On Fire, 3 Dead, Victims Trapped in Building

Prime Minister Narendra Modi meets Chinese President Xi Jinping on the sidelines of the SCO Summit 2025 in Tianjin. Stay tuned for live updates on SCO Summit 2025.



SCO Summit 2025: Two-day Summit to Host Over 20 Global Leaders, PM Modi to Bilateral With Putin, Xi

Russia said on Friday that French President Emmanuel Macron had spoken in a manner unbecoming of a head of state when he called Russian President Vladimir Putin "an ogre at our gates".



Russia Ukraine War: Macron Urges Putin To Meet Zelensky, Accuses Him of Manipulating West | WION

A US appeals court has ruled that many of President Donald Trump's tariffs, which disrupted global trade, were unlawful, but has allowed them to stay in effect until October 14. This gives the Trump administration time to appeal to the Supreme Court. The ruling, made on August 29, 2025, was in response to lawsuits filed by small US businesses and 12 Democratic-led states, who argued that Trump exceeded his authority under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA).



Trump Tariffs: US Court Finds Trump's Tariffs Illegal, Are Trump Tariffs on India Illegal Too? 

PM Modi in Japan: Prime Minister Narendra Modi is on a two-day visit to Japan to attend the 15th India-Japan Annual Summit. During his trip, PM Modi will meet Japanese leaders, industrialists, and the Indian community. The visit will also focus on enhancing regional and global peace, security, and sustainable development.



India-Japan Ties: Japan Firms Playing a Key Role in 'Make in India' | WION 

The United States said on Friday it will not allow Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas to travel to New York next month for a United Nations gathering of world leaders, where several U.S. allies are set to recognize Palestine as a state.



Israel-Gaza War: US Bars Palestinian Leader Abbas From UN Meet, Israel Hails Move | WION

Pakistan is grappling with deadly floods triggered by relentless monsoon rains, leaving large swathes of the country submerged.
Moreover, the European Union has sent two firefighting planes to Spain to help battle raging wildfires, after the country activated the bloc's disaster assistance mechanism for the first time.



Pakistan Floods: Dozens Dead | Firefighters Battle Wildfires in Northwestern Spain | WION

Airstrikes attributed to Pakistan have struck Afghanistan’s eastern provinces of Nangarhar and Khost, killing at least three civilians and injuring seven others, according to Taliban authorities. The strikes damaged homes and prompted the Taliban foreign ministry to summon the Pakistani ambassador, condemning the attacks as a provocative act. Pakistan has yet to comment on the incident.

Afghanistan accuses Pakistan of deadly air-strikes | 3 children dead, 7 wounded

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