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CCTV reports the nine mainland cities of the Greater Bay Area saw imports and exports rise 21.9% year on year in the first eight months of 2026.
France 24 reports Manchester United and Bayern Munich opened their Champions League campaigns with wins, while Como marked their debut by beating Leipzig.
Portugal's statistics agency confirmed August inflation at 3.3%, setting the maximum rent adjustment for 2027 at 2.56%, according to Público.
Ghana's state gold agency reported a fivefold profit increase for 2025, drawing praise from the president and the Christian Council.
Elena Rybakina defeated Coco Gauff to reach the US Open final, where she will face Aryna Sabalenka as the world No. 1.
BBC reports over 70 people were hurt in Saudi Arabia during attacks by the Ansar Allah group, with early warnings issued in Abha and Khamis Mushait.
China beat Kazakhstan in its opening men's basketball group game at the 2026 Asian Games, according to reports from qlwb.com.cn and Xinhua.
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman reportedly sought US bombing of Houthi targets and was turned down, per finansavisen.no.
South African rail and port operator Transnet reports a R4.6 billion profit, its first in four years, though debt and recovery challenges persist.
東スポWEB reports Freeman is dealing with right knee discomfort, raising questions about manager Dave Roberts' handling of injured players.
Fox News reports supporters returned to the site of Charlie Kirk's assassination a year after his death, saying "we are still standing."
The Star reports free stargazing gatherings across Thailand for a rare Moon-Venus event, as Venus nears its brightest point of the year.
Algeria has formally severed diplomatic relations with the United Arab Emirates, according to Indonesian media reports citing years of accumulated friction.
Business Insider Africa reports users can save Facebook videos on work or school computers without installing any additional program.
Agus Harimurti Yudhoyono says Democrats can be relied on by President Prabowo, while a speech on term limits draws comment.
A doctor says Romualdez must wait four to six weeks before a hospital transfer, as a court orders his detention at a Quezon City jail.
A Shandon reverend says proposed changes to Irish citizenship requirements could divide her household, as debate grows over language testing.
The department wants to redevelop the long-empty Telkom Towers in Pretoria as part of a wider R4.5bn revival plan, eNCA reports.
WKTV reports that Mercury is shrinking, a finding that carries implications for how scientists understand the planet closest to the sun.
Oil climbed to $109 a barrel, with Brent settling above $100 for the first time in nearly four months, Al Jazeera reports.
The Straits Times reports Houthi advances along Yemen's coast are threatening Saudi oil shipments through the Red Sea.
Le Parisien calls high blood pressure a "silent killer" affecting 17 million people in France, as regional outlets map who is most at risk.
Accounts differ over who stopped Peter Obi's convoy in Benue, as police arrest 46 suspects and a former governor blames the state government.
Corriere della Sera reports that Anthropic stopped scientists from using its AI in attempts tied to biological weapons work.
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