Tuesday, 8 September 2026

World

Trump signs executive orders
Birth tourism

Trump signs orders against birth tourism

US president limits automatic citizenship for children of foreign nationals and bans visas for birth tourism.

Portrait of a smile and the fight for rights
Rare cancer

Influencer Sydney Towle dies after battle with rare cancer

The TikTok creator with a million followers has died at 26 following a three-year battle with cholangiocarcinoma, leaving behind a powerful message about patient advocacy.

Zelenski and Vucic shake hands in a diplomatic setting
World

Zelensky to visit Serbia, first official visit since war began

Ukrainian president arrives in Belgrade on 8 August, with expected signing of trade memorandum.

Destroyed vehicle in a Lebanese city
Middle East

HRW: Israeli attack on journalists in Lebanon could be a war crime

Human Rights Watch states that civilians were targeted and the military obstructed rescue efforts.

Rinehart, Musk, H5, Australia
Australia

Rinehart backs Musk despite losses, H5 confirmed in Australia

Gina Rinehart expresses confidence in Elon Musk as Hancock Prospecting reports losses, while the first case of H5 is confirmed in Australian land birds.

Federal agents arrest a man on a golf course
World

Arrest at Trump's California golf course

Federal agents arrested a 38-year-old man following the recording of security procedures ahead of the president's visit.

Fake flood and collapse footage
Fake videos

BBC analysis: fake videos of disasters in China

Chinese government warns of strict measures against disinformation following viral fake videos of floods and bridge collapses.

Police tape on a deserted road
Police siege

Queensland siege ends with two deaths

Police found a 45-year-old man and a pregnant 23-year-old woman following a night-long siege in Charleville.

A woman holds a lottery ticket with surprise
Lottery

Municipal workers save lottery ticket worth €1m

A woman in Italy accidentally threw her winning lottery ticket in the bin, but municipal workers recovered it from the truck before it was disposed of.

Analyst Xue Jiang at his computer
Geopolitics

Chinese analyst warns of major shift in global relations

YouTube analyst Xueqin Jiang, known for accurate geopolitical forecasts, warns of drastic changes in international politics in a new post.

Grey car in front of the court in Athens
World

Afghan boxer faces court in Athens over British woman's death

Sharif Ahmadzai arrested on suspicion of murder following the discovery of the body of Elizabeth Jane Ross in a suitcase.

Smoke from damaged buildings in Kyiv
World

Russia strikes Kyiv: at least 17 killed

Ballistic missiles and drones hit the city, causing significant damage and casualties.

Wesley Bell and Cori Bush at a political event
US election

Bell defeats Bush in primary

Incumbent representative Wesley Bell has won the primary race for the US House of Representatives in the St. Louis area, securing his party's nomination for the upcoming election.

Mike Lindell at a political rally
Governor race

Lindell leaves MyPillow for Minnesota governor race

Mike Lindell steps down as chief executive of MyPillow to focus on his Minnesota gubernatorial campaign.

Smoke rises from damaged buildings in Kyiv
War in Ukraine

Russia strikes Kyiv: 14 dead, at least 22 injured

Massive attack with ballistic missiles and drones hits the Ukrainian capital, causing the highest number of casualties in the city this year.

Police car next to golf course
California

Man arrested near Trump's golf course in California

Jeanine Taele found with pistol and restricted ammunition shortly before Trump's visit.

Donation of money for reconstruction
Football

Messi donates €80,000 to restore Madrid area after fire

The Argentine captain has provided significant aid to the affected Sierra region, with the regional president thanking him on social media.

Low water level in the river
Energy crisis

Serbia faces energy crisis due to drought and low Danube water levels

The Ministry of Energy has called on the sector to show full commitment following a drop in production, with the Đerdamp plant operating at just a quarter of its capacity.