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South Korea says it is ready to help restore freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz
South Korean Foreign Minister Cho Hyun said during a meeting with U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Friday that Seoul was ready to make a concrete contribution to restoring freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz. The two sides decided to maintain communication on North Korea policy, cooperation in strategic sectors and the implementation of South Korea’s $350 billion investment plan.
Cuba’s national power grid collapsed nationwide on Friday
Cuba’s national power grid went completely offline on Friday as the Electric Union activated recovery protocols. The institution said it was investigating the cause of the outage.
Syria signs framework with IAEA on nuclear technology transfer
Mudhar al-Aklah, president of the Syrian Atomic Energy Commission, said Friday that the framework signed with the IAEA for the 2026-2031 period would advance the transfer of peaceful nuclear technology. The agreement covers cooperation in seven areas, including health, agriculture, water, energy, food and radiation safety.
Trump will host Xi on Sept. 23, with AI and trade on the agenda
U.S. President Trump said he will host Chinese President Xi on Sept. 23 and expects the meeting to be highly productive. Trump said tariffs, along with artificial intelligence and other issues, will be discussed.
US and Lithuania sign critical minerals agreement in Washington
The United States and Lithuania signed the Critical Minerals Framework Agreement in Washington on September 17 to strengthen cooperation in advanced technology and defense. The parties plan to identify priority projects and mobilize at the government and private-sector levels within six months to secure financing.
Trump signs law bringing new sanctions on Russia and Iran into force
U.S. President Trump signed the Lindsey O. Graham 2026 Russia and Iran Sanctions Act, which contains sanctions provisions targeting Russia and Iran. The measure provides for sanctions against senior Russian officials, oligarchs and state-owned companies, as well as countries that purchase the largest amounts of Russian oil and natural gas.
Trump says the U.S. and Denmark reached an agreement on Greenland
U.S. President Trump announced that they had reached an agreement with Denmark on Greenland. He said the arrangement would not cost the United States anything and would allow it to maintain a military presence in Greenland.
California Governor Newsom orders faster development of AI emergency shutdown mechanisms
California Governor Gavin Newsom signed an executive order to accelerate independent audits of artificial intelligence companies and the development of emergency shutdown mechanisms for AI models. An expert group will prepare guidelines within two months to strengthen the state’s AI safety laws.
The Washington Post reports at least 22 US troops killed in Iran conflict
The Washington Post reported that at least 22 US troops had died at bases in the Middle East where clashes with Iran were ongoing as of September 18. The Pentagon’s official database, however, recorded 18 troop deaths during the same period.
UN General Assembly approves Abbas’s video address in 152-3 vote after US visa denial
The UN General Assembly approved by 152 votes to 3 a resolution allowing Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, whom the United States denied a visa, to address its 81st session next week by video. Rawhi Fattouh said the vote showed that efforts to isolate Palestine internationally had been rejected.
Türkiye’s Health Minister Kemal Memişoğlu Holds Official Talks in Washington
Türkiye’s Health Minister Kemal Memişoğlu and his delegation visited the Turkish Embassy in Washington, D.C., as part of his official U.S. trip focused on healthcare, biotechnology and medical innovation.
President Erdoğan Is Coming to New York: Let’s Welcome Him Together
Members of the Turkish community in New York are being invited to gather near the Turkish House on Sunday, September 20, to welcome President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan during his visit to the city for the United Nations General Assembly.
Dave Matthews Raises “Stop the Genocide” Signs in Support of Gaza
American musician Dave Matthews drew attention with a powerful message on stage, holding signs reading “Stop the Genocide” and “Stop Killing Children” in response to the war in Gaza. The concert footage has resurfaced on social media, bringing renewed attention to the singer’s public stance on the conflict.
UEFA and CONCACAF seek extra FIFA funding as Joshua Kushner’s name emerges in plan
UEFA President Aleksander Čeferin and CONCACAF President Victor Montagliani asked FIFA President Gianni Infantino to allocate an additional $10 million for each of the 211 national federations. A fund managed by Joshua Kushner was said to be able to acquire a stake in a plan to transfer FIFA’s commercial rights to a new structure.
US court sentences former Assad regime official Sheikh to 60 years in prison
The US Department of Justice announced that Brig. Gen. Samir Othman Sheikh, a former Assad regime official and former director of Adra Central Prison, was sentenced to 60 years in prison. Sheikh was found guilty of conspiring to torture detainees and lying to US immigration officials about his past.
Pentagon opens new UFO files from secret archives to the public
The U.S. Department of Defense has made the sixth installment of government files on unidentified flying objects and aerial phenomena public, including videos, photographs and documents. The installment includes footage recorded over Utah in 1952 and an expenditure report for a government study that cost approximately $22 million in 2008.
Swiss government warns Schengen and Dublin exit could shrink economy 3.9% by 2035
Switzerland’s Federal Council said leaving the Schengen and Dublin agreements could shrink the country’s economy by up to 3.9% in 2035. According to the report, the annual per capita income loss could exceed 1,300 Swiss francs, or $1,500.
US may lend companies more strategic-reserve oil as prices rise
US Energy Secretary Chris Wright said companies could receive additional crude oil loans from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve because of rising oil prices and short-term supply tightness. More than 130 million barrels have been allocated under the 172-million-barrel program, while approximately 38.5 million barrels remain unallocated.
Trump says he would negotiate with Iran only for the “right” deal
U.S. President Trump said Iran was seeking a basis for an agreement with the United States. Trump said he was weighing whether to launch another attack on Iran and announced that the United States was in talks with the Houthis.
Virginia opens early voting for Nov. 3 U.S. congressional midterms
Early voting for the U.S. congressional midterms has begun in Virginia, while voters in Minnesota and South Dakota can also access their ballots. RealClearPolitics data show Democrats 8.7 points ahead of Republicans in the House race.

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