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Taybeh Municipality takes settler attacks to U.S. courts
Taybeh Municipality in the West Bank is preparing to file a civil lawsuit in U.S. courts over settler attacks, land seizures and property damage. Mayor Suleiman Huriye said many victims are U.S. citizens or permanent residents, which could provide a legal basis for the case.
Turkish Foreign Minister Fidan meets with US officials Barrack and Issa
Foreign Minister Fidan met with the US ambassador to Ankara and special representative for Syria and Iraq, Barrack, and US Representative Issa. The meeting was described by Foreign Ministry sources.
Zelenskyy will raise ballistic packages in meeting with Trump
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said U.S. Special Representatives Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner had presented several good ideas during talks aimed at ending the Russia-Ukraine war. Zelenskyy said he would raise ballistic packages and a possible trilateral negotiation format during a planned meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump in the latter part of September.
China urges Washington and Tehran to choose dialogue over military pressure
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said military pressure would not resolve tensions between Iran and the United States, urging Washington and Tehran to pursue dialogue and negotiations. Wang also called for respect for the sovereignty and security of regional countries and for disputes in the Strait of Hormuz to be resolved.
New York opens its post-9/11 air quality archive to the public
New York officials made more than 170,000 pages on air quality following the September 11, 2001, attacks available on Tuesday. The documents include concerns about pollution around Ground Zero and officials’ statements that the air was safe.
Twelve countries will ban trade with Israeli settlements as British diplomats call move symbolic to US
Canada, Denmark, Finland, France, Iceland, Ireland, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Spain, Sweden and the United Kingdom announced that they will ban trade with illegal settlements in the occupied Palestinian territories. British diplomats told the US that the decision would have a limited impact on US-UK relations.
Fars News Agency claims U.S. drone was shot down over the Strait of Hormuz
Fars News Agency claimed that an MQ-1 Predator unmanned aerial vehicle belonging to the U.S. military was shot down over the Strait of Hormuz by the Iranian Army’s Southeastern Air Defense Force. The agency also claimed that Iran had shot down dozens of U.S. unmanned aerial vehicles during the war with the United States.
Israeli report claims Netanyahu rejected proposal to assassinate Sinwar
Israel alleges that, before October 7, 2023, then-Shin Bet Director Ronen Bar proposed to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu an operation targeting Yahya Sinwar and other Hamas leaders. A separate claim that United Arab Emirates President Mohamed bin Zayed warned Netanyahu before the attack was denied by the Israeli Prime Minister’s Office.
Peskov expects trilateral Ukraine talks to resume
Dmitry Peskov, spokesperson for Russian President Vladimir Putin, said they hoped trilateral talks between Russia, the United States and Ukraine would resume after U.S. President Donald Trump’s special envoys held contacts in Moscow and Kyiv. Peskov said they preferred a peaceful solution in Ukraine and announced that defense cooperation with India would be discussed at the BRICS summit.
Lavrov calls for an end to tensions in the Middle East in Moscow
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said they want to resolve the tense situation in the Middle East during a meeting in Moscow with Saudi Foreign Minister Faisal bin Farhan Al Saud. The meeting addressed bilateral cooperation, regional issues and balancing supply and demand in energy markets.
Russia announces retaliation after Hungary expels 10 Russian diplomats
Russia’s Foreign Ministry said Tuesday that Moscow would retaliate after Hungary expelled 10 Russian diplomats. Maria Zakharova said the response to the anti-Russian lobby in Budapest would be harsh and painful.
Türkiye's PISA 2025 science score rises 12 points above the OECD average
Türkiye scored 494 points in science in PISA 2025, exceeding the OECD average by 12 points. Türkiye's scores in reading and mathematics also remained above the average for all participants.
UN commission calls for an end to Israel’s attacks in southern Syria
The UN Independent International Commission of Inquiry on Syria said Israel’s attacks in southern Syria violate the country’s sovereignty and territorial integrity. The commission reported military activities in Quneitra and Daraa, including home raids, checkpoints, detentions and artillery fire.
Spanish authorities seize 1,238 kilograms of cocaine hidden in a coconut shipment in Seville
Spanish authorities seized 1,238 kilograms of cocaine hidden in the bed of a truck carrying coconuts in Seville province. Two people were detained on suspicion of drug trafficking, and searches were conducted at two addresses as part of the investigation.
Türkiye’s civil aviation fleet reaches 846 aircraft and 166,000 seats
The fleets of airlines in Türkiye reached 846 aircraft and a total seating capacity of 166,000 in the first half of the year. Airlines carried 111 million passengers from January through June, while air cargo traffic was recorded at approximately 2.5 million metric tons.
US Coast Guard searches for four people missing in the Bahamas
A plane carrying a four-member American family lost contact while flying from the Bahamas to Florida. The US Coast Guard and Bahamian teams are searching for the aircraft and its occupants off Andros Island.
Milei announces sanctions on oil companies operating off Falkland Islands
Argentine President Javier Milei announced on September 4 that sanctions would be imposed on companies conducting oil activities off the Falkland Islands. Navitas Petroleum holds a 65% stake in the Sea Lion project, while Rockhopper Exploration owns the remaining 35%.
Venezuela’s oil puts Latin America at the center of US-China rivalry
Oil fields in Latin America and the Caribbean are increasing the region’s importance in the power rivalry between Washington, Beijing and London. The Sea Lion project in the Falkland Islands and Venezuela’s oil are bringing the role of energy resources in global geopolitical competition back into focus.
Peskov says US blocked Russia from using dollar and euro as reserve currencies
Dmitry Peskov, the press secretary to the Russian president, said the United States had blocked Russia from using the dollar and euro as reserve currencies. Peskov said Moscow had subsequently begun proposing the use of national currencies in trade with various countries.
Rezaei announces plan for a maritime exclusion zone in the Persian Gulf against the U.S. blockade
Mohsen Rezaei, secretary of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council, said a maritime exclusion zone extending across the Persian Gulf to the blockade line was being planned in response to the U.S. blockade and sanctions. Rezaei said Iran had changed its operational approach toward U.S. forces and military bases in the region.

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