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US intelligence warns of China risk in proposed F-35 sale to Saudi Arabia
US intelligence officials warned that the proposed $24 billion F-35 sale to Saudi Arabia could expose sensitive technologies to Chinese access. The assessments examined China’s military and security access in the country, its use of technology and the security of facilities.
Two women sue Epstein estate in New York over photos allegedly in archive
Two women filed a federal lawsuit against Jeffrey Epstein’s estate on Tuesday in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York, alleging that their photos were held in Epstein’s archive. The plaintiffs asked the court to establish a joint program to identify and notify other women in similar circumstances.
Peskov says US sanctions will complicate peace efforts in Ukraine
Kremlin Spokesman Peskov said additional US sanctions against Russia would certainly complicate efforts to find a peaceful solution to the Ukraine issue. The bill passed by the US House of Representatives would impose sanctions on senior Russian officials, oligarchs and state-owned companies, as well as on the five countries that purchase the most Russian oil and natural gas.
Republicans appear to hold an advantage in both chambers in U.S. midterms
In the U.S. congressional midterm elections on November 3, voters will cast ballots for all 435 seats in the House of Representatives and 33 of the Senate’s 100 seats. Polling averages show Republicans ahead in both chambers, while the races remain close in eight states for the Senate.
Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland leaders sign UK constitutional pact
The heads of government of Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland have signed an agreement highlighting debates over the United Kingdom’s future and independence. The agreement was signed as Scotland pursued a new referendum and debate continued over Northern Ireland uniting with the Republic of Ireland.
F1 driver Hamilton backs Macklemore after removal over Palestine support
F1 driver Hamilton supported U.S. rapper Macklemore, who was removed from Ed Sheeran’s U.S. tour concert series over messages supporting Palestine. Commenting on Macklemore’s post, Hamilton wrote, “Thank you for speaking out. I stand with you.”
Canan Dağdeviren brings Anatolia’s message to New York runway with Mor Cepken
Turkish scientist Canan Dağdeviren walked the runway in the Mor Cepken design at the “What Were You Wearing?” event held as part of New York Fashion Week. The event, held in the historic trading floor of the New York Stock Exchange, amplified women’s voices against blaming victims of sexual violence for their clothing.
Meloni calls for stronger European defense while maintaining U.S. and NATO ties
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni said Europe should assume greater responsibility for its security, but that this should not mean severing ties with the United States and NATO. Meloni called for strengthening Europe’s defense capabilities.
Meeks places hold on Israel's $2.8 billion arms package in Congress
The approximately $2.8 billion arms package that the Trump administration plans to send to Israel has encountered a procedural obstacle in congressional review after Gregory Meeks, the senior Democrat on the House Foreign Affairs Committee, placed a hold on it. The package includes approximately 40,000 2,000-pound-class heavy bombs, while Meeks considers the assurances on protecting civilians insufficient.
Lavrov says Armenia’s push to join the EU is unrealistic
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov criticized Armenia’s goal of joining the European Union on September 16, 2026. Pointing out that Türkiye and Serbia have been waiting for membership for many years, Lavrov said he did not consider it realistic to expect Armenia to be admitted to the EU in the near term.

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