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Mahan Air's flights to Türkiye reportedly suspended after U.S. sanctions
Reports on September 16, 2026 said Mahan Air’s flights to Türkiye had been suspended and that the decision had been communicated to the relevant companies. The development followed the U.S. sanctions package announced on September 8 targeting 36 entities in Iran’s aviation sector.
Von der Leyen proposes associate EU membership for Canada
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen proposed on September 16, 2026, that Canada could become the European Union’s first associate member and that a comprehensive alliance extending beyond CETA should be established. The plan covers the economy, security and defense, while uncertainty persists over NATO’s role and the United States’ position in transatlantic defense.
UN week will begin in New York as a Trump-Xi meeting is expected in Washington
The general debate of the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly will begin in New York on September 22, 2026, with the week of high-level diplomacy continuing through September 29. A meeting between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping is also expected in Washington during the same period.
Vance says US Middle East policy should not serve Israel’s interests
US Vice President JD Vance said Washington should pursue its Middle East policy independently of Israel’s interests. Vance argued that the United States and Israel differ on some issues and that Donald Trump is more willing than other US presidents in the past 40 years to disagree with Benjamin Netanyahu.
Paris court awards Kim Kardashian €1 in damages over 2016 robbery
A Paris court ordered symbolic compensation of €1 for Kim Kardashian and her friend and stylist Simone Harouche over the 2016 armed robbery. Seven men and one woman were convicted in 2025 in the case linked to the robbery.
Kremlin says US presented no convincing evidence for Russian intelligence allegations
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said the United States had not presented convincing evidence for its accusations that certain people were working for Russian intelligence. Peskov also said Moscow did not expect reciprocal concessions in response to Japan’s request to restart visa-free travel to the Kuril Islands.
US will lift sanctions on two Belarusian companies in exchange for 25 detainees
John Coale, an envoy of US President Donald Trump, announced in Minsk that an interim agreement had been reached to lift US sanctions on Lakokraska and Bellesbumprom in exchange for Belarus releasing 25 detainees. The parties agreed to continue talks on further releases and additional sanctions relief.
U.S. Navy considers buying Japanese frigates to counter China
The U.S. Navy is examining the option of purchasing warships built in Japan and South Korea to expand its fleet against China’s rapidly growing naval power. The fiscal 2027 budget request proposes allocating $65.8 billion for shipbuilding, covering 34 combat and support vessels.
Netanyahu to land at Newark instead of JFK amid extraordinary US security measures
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu is expected to land at Newark Airport in New Jersey instead of New York on Wednesday, September 23, to attend the UN General Assembly meetings. The change is linked to discussions over aircraft security and the plane’s parking location.
Massachusetts court temporarily blocks new U.S. student visa rules
A regulation that would tie the length of stay for F-1 students and J-1 exchange visitors in the United States to a specified period was temporarily blocked by a federal court in Massachusetts on September 14, 2026. The ruling does not cancel the implementation planned for September 15 but allows the existing Duration of Status system to remain in place while the case proceeds.

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