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G20 powers split over broken world order
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G20 powers split over broken world order

United Nations, Sep 28 — Speeches by the world’s leading economies at the UN General Assembly revealed a shared fear that the international order is breaking down, but exposed deep divisions over whether the answer lies in stronger multilateralism, greater national sovereignty or forceful…

Taiwan presses Trump on $14 billion arms deal
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Taiwan presses Trump on $14 billion arms deal

Washington, Sep 28 — Taiwan has urged the Trump administration to deliver a delayed $14 billion weapons package as quickly as possible, saying its ability to deter Chinese aggression depends on remaining strong and prepared.Alexander Yui, Taiwan’s representative to the United States, made the…

Congressman Ro Khanna seeks US-China AI treaty
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Congressman Ro Khanna seeks US-China AI treaty

Washington, Sep 28 — Indian-American Congressman Ro Khanna has called for an enforceable US-China treaty banning artificial intelligence systems capable of improving themselves without human training, warning that such technology could cause humanity to lose control.Khanna, a California Democrat…

Brazil vote pushes investors to safety
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Brazil vote pushes investors to safety

Washington, Sep 28 — Brazil’s tightening presidential contest between Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and Flávio Bolsonaro is pushing investors towards defensive assets and diversified portfolios as markets prepare for possible policy shifts after the election.Opinion polls now indicate a more…

UNGA puts migrant workers’ rights in focus
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UNGA puts migrant workers’ rights in focus

United Nations, Sep 28 — Migrant workers must receive full human rights protections regardless of their legal status, countries have told the UN General Assembly, calling for action against trafficking and exploitation while warning against treating human mobility solely as a security…

UN faces push to choose first woman chief
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UN faces push to choose first woman chief

United Nations, Sep 28 — The approaching selection of the next UN Secretary-General has entered the General Assembly debate, with leaders demanding stronger leadership and the Bahamas backing a Caribbean diplomat who could become the first woman to head the world body.Bahamian Prime Minister Philip…

Hunger affects 2.59 million Mexican homes
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Hunger affects 2.59 million Mexican homes

Washington, Sep 28 — About 2.59 million households in Mexico face some degree of food insecurity, with children in affected homes frequently eating less than required or going to bed hungry, according to newly reported official data.The figures from Mexico’s 2025 Intercensal Survey showed that 6.5…

Alberta vote puts Canada’s unity to test
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Alberta vote puts Canada’s unity to test

Washington, Sep 28 — Alberta will vote next month on proposals that could shift power from Canada’s federal government to the provinces, as the oil-rich western province prepares for a referendum touching on constitutional reform and separatism.Premier Danielle Smith has placed 10 questions before…

Mexico, US brace for Hurricane Polo
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Mexico, US brace for Hurricane Polo

Washington, Sep 28 — Mexican and US authorities have urged residents to complete emergency preparations as Hurricane Polo approached northwestern Mexico, threatening coastal communities with destructive winds, heavy rain and high waves.Polo weakened to Category 3 on the Saffir-Simpson scale on…

Canada says Arctic threats have shifted
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Canada says Arctic threats have shifted

Washington, Sep 28 — Canada has warned that security threats facing its Arctic region have “shifted significantly” as Russia’s war in Ukraine, strategic competition and questions about sovereignty reshape the geopolitics of the far north.Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand said Canada and the…

US ban on key Canadian goods starts Tuesday
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US ban on key Canadian goods starts Tuesday

Washington, Sep 28 — The United States will impose a complete ban on selected Canadian alcoholic drinks, dairy products and motorcycles from Tuesday, escalating a trade confrontation between the two neighbouring countries.The restrictions will take effect at 12.01 a.m. on September 29, according to…

Trump leaves door open to fresh US strikes on Iran before midterms
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Trump leaves door open to fresh US strikes on Iran before midterms

Washington, Sep 28 — US President Donald Trump has refused to rule out fresh US military strikes against Iran before the midterm elections, even as he predicted the conflict would end soon and oil prices would fall sharply.Asked on Sunday whether military strikes could return before the elections,…

Two bodies recovered from avalanche-hit Himlung base camp in Nepal
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Two bodies recovered from avalanche-hit Himlung base camp in Nepal

Kathmandu, Sep 27 — Two bodies have been recovered from the avalanche-hit base camp of Mount Himlung in Nepal's western mountainous district of Manang, the Nepal Police said on Sunday. Several expedition guides and support staff from various expedition companies were at the base camp of the…

Bangladesh police seize bomb-making materials in Dhaka, arrest one
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Bangladesh police seize bomb-making materials in Dhaka, arrest one

Dhaka, Sep 27 — Days after an explosion near the Jatrabari Police Station in Dhaka, explosive materials used for making crude bombs and 9,000 paper masks were recovered by police, leading to the arrest of one individual, during a raid in the Bangladeshi capital's South Keraniganj area, media…

At least 27 people killed in two shootings in South Africa
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At least 27 people killed in two shootings in South Africa

Pretoria, Sep 27 — At least 27 people were killed, and more than 20 others were injured in two shooting incidents in South Africa over the weekend, local media reported on Sunday. At least 10 people were killed, and 11 others were injured after a shooting incident at an entertainment venue in…