
Philippine Authorities Detain 40 in Nueva Ecija Illegal Mining Crackdown
Manila Bulletin reports that 40 people suspected of illegal mining were arrested in Nueva Ecija province.
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Manila Bulletin reports that 40 people suspected of illegal mining were arrested in Nueva Ecija province.

Home minister says police are examining the Negeri Sembilan royal dispute from every angle as the state gazette confirms 10 exco appointments were revoked.

Borsa Italiana reports a lower close for Milan and flat trading elsewhere in Europe, with US Treasury yields jumping.

Mehmet Şimşek pushes back on speculation he stepped down, with the presidency's communications office also rejecting the claims.

Marrone remembered a helicopter accident in Rio Preto 15 years ago while attending the wake for singer Rick, according to G1.

The administration is pressing the Supreme Court to revive a policy sending migrants to countries other than their own after a lower court blocked it.

Mexico's inflation accelerated in early September, driven by higher fruit and vegetable costs, according to INEGI data reported by La Jornada.

AvtoVAZ has begun production of its new LADA Azimut crossover in Tolyatti, with a hybrid prototype set to debut on September 25.

A government spokesperson says only Islamabad can appoint Police Service of Pakistan officers, as debate grows over a proposed Khyber Pakhtunkhwa police law.

The Argentine miniseries stars Mercedes Morán and Dolores Fonzi and adapts macabre tales by writer Mariana Enríquez.

Dutch children's author Sjoerd Kuyper was honored with the 2026 Gouden Griffel award just before he passed away, according to Dutch media reports.

Público publishes Jane Schoenbrun's reflections on orgasm, while the slasher film 'Camp Miasma' gets a streaming premiere date.

한겨레 reports rain is expected across South Korea on Chuseok, likely blocking views of the full moon.

Masoud Pezeshkian responded to Trump's "terrorist" remark in his UN General Assembly address and restated Iran's position on Hormuz.

Malawi's netball governing body has raised doubts about how African teams are being selected for the 2027 Netball World Cup.

Iran's president used his UN speech to criticize Trump and display a photo of a child killed in school, according to multiple Indonesian outlets.

President Yoweri Museveni is confirmed as chief guest for the September 29 coronation of Edward Rukidi Nyabongo I as the new king of Tooro.

Greek authorities are raising concerns about fake eye therapies such as iridology and exercises claiming to remove the need for glasses, Yahoo News Singapore reports.

A new Irish boiler scrappage scheme would offer €2,000 to homes built before 2021, with support potentially reaching €14,500, the Irish Independent reports.

A day of heavy clashes in Yemen saw Yemeni forces retake ground near Bab al-Mandab while Houthi fighters moved toward a key route, Sky News Arabia reports.

Brazilian betting operators have notified three major broadcasters they may terminate contracts if President Lula vetoes gambling legislation, UOL reports.

Perfil reports the two leaders met in Washington and agreed to push back their trade truce deadline to January.

Marina Vlady, the French-Russian actress who won a Cannes acting prize in 1963, has died at 88, according to French media reports.

A technical fault left Amaia Montero stuck on a platform beneath the stage during a La Oreja de Van Gogh show in Madrid, EL PAÍS reports.
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