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Trump and UAE president discuss strengthening Middle East efforts
U.S. President Donald Trump and UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan discussed developments in the Middle East and regional efforts during a phone call on Thursday. The two leaders considered options for strengthening efforts that support U.S.-UAE cooperation and shared interests.
Trump signs bill averting a shutdown of the U.S. federal government
U.S. President Donald Trump signed a short-term spending bill on Wednesday to keep the federal government operating. The law funds federal agencies through December 11, 2027, and extends the authorizations for ground transportation and veterans’ services programs.
The Netherlands moved more than a quarter of its US and Canadian gold to London
The Dutch central bank transferred around 86 tonnes of gold reserves held in the United States and Canada to London between March and August. DNB said the transfer would strengthen preparations for serious crises and also moved more than 27 tonnes of gold to Zeist in the Netherlands.
Trump says he can meet Putin immediately if necessary
U.S. President Donald Trump said he wants to meet Russian President Vladimir Putin when conditions are in place for reaching a peace agreement on Ukraine. Trump said the meeting could take place immediately if necessary, but that a period when both sides are ready for an agreement would be more appropriate.
Trump says Venezuela needs more time before holding elections
U.S. President Donald Trump said Venezuela was not yet ready for elections and needed more time to advance the electoral process. Trump said interim President Delcy Rodriguez wanted elections and that they expected the vote to be held soon.
Norway detains Russian vessel in Svalbard over $4.22 billion Naftogaz award
Norwegian authorities detained the Russian-owned Professor Molchanov in Svalbard after Naftogaz applied to enforce an arbitration award worth approximately $4.22 billion. The vessel cannot leave Barentsburg Port, while support will be provided for the crew and passengers to return to Russia.
U.S. forces sink vessel linked to drug logistics in the eastern Pacific
U.S. forces, coordinating with Ecuador, intervened against a vessel allegedly supporting illegal drug trafficking in the eastern Pacific. The vessel was searched in international waters and then sunk, while the people removed from it were handed over to Ecuadorian authorities.
New York temporarily bans generative AI use in public schools
New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani has temporarily banned the use of software powered by generative AI during lessons in public elementary and middle schools for the 2026–2027 academic year. The regulation limits screen time to 30 minutes a day for grades 3 through 5 and 45 minutes for grades 6 through 8, while banning assistant chatbots in all grades.
Maduro challenges US drug trafficking and narco-terrorism charges
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro petitioned a federal court in New York on Wednesday to dismiss drug trafficking and narco-terrorism charges against him. Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, are being held without bail in Brooklyn, while the trial is scheduled to begin on June 1, 2027.
Pentagon extends deployment of 50,000 US troops in the Middle East
Amid claims that US President Donald Trump is considering an option to end the war with Iran, the Pentagon is extending its military deployments in the Middle East. The region is home to 50,000 troops and 19 warships, including two aircraft carriers and 13 guided-missile destroyers.
FBI holds Chinese student in Canada over alleged aircraft photography
Weiheng Zeng, a Chinese citizen living in Canada and a University of Waterloo student, was detained after crossing into the United States via Ontario’s Ambassador Bridge on Aug. 23 and is being held in FBI custody. The criminal complaint alleges that Zeng photographed specific aircraft for a Chinese contact and was paid in return.
A shooting in Minneapolis leaves two people dead
A shooting in downtown Minneapolis, Minnesota, left two people dead. Two police officers were among those injured, while authorities said one person suspected of being the shooter was also killed during the incident.
Chevron to raise its investment in Venezuela to $7 billion
Venezuela’s state-owned oil company PDVSA has signed new agreements with U.S. company Chevron and Italy’s Eni to increase oil production. Chevron announced plans to raise its investments in the country to $7 billion over five years and more than double its production capacity.
G20 meeting in US sets common principles for emerging technologies
The G20 Innovation Ministers’ Meeting, held in North Carolina, US, concluded with common principles aimed at ensuring that emerging technologies support growth and development. The communiqué outlined policy frameworks for six areas, including artificial intelligence, the technical workforce, intellectual property and supply chains.
Protests in Spain’s Ceuta call for Sánchez to resign over irregular migration
Thousands of people attending demonstrations in Spain’s Ceuta for Ceuta Day supported the city remaining under Spanish sovereignty while protesting the government’s irregular migration policy. The People’s Party and Vox called for Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez to resign and for early elections to be held.
U.S. Army signs first agreement for high-energy anti-drone lasers
The U.S. Army has signed its first production agreement for high-energy laser systems developed to disable unmanned aerial vehicles. The contract is the first agreement for the production of these systems.
US reviews frigate designs from Türkiye, Japan and South Korea for new warship
The White House and the US Navy are evaluating frigate designs from South Korea, Japan and Türkiye for a new class of warship. The options under review include the Mogami, Istanbul and Chungnam classes.
U.S. private-sector employment growth fell short of expectations in August
U.S. private-sector employment rose by 38,000 in August, falling short of the market expectation of 48,000. July's figure was revised up to 46,000, while annual wage growth reached 4.4% for employees who stayed in the same job and 7.3% for those who changed jobs.
George Clooney calls US midterm elections a moment of reckoning
George Clooney criticized the US administration without naming US President Donald Trump ahead of the 83rd Venice Film Festival. Clooney described the midterm elections in November as a moment of reckoning for the country.
Volkswagen supervisory board to vote on option involving closure of four plants
Volkswagen’s Supervisory Board will vote on Friday on one of three restructuring options. One option envisages closing the plants in Emden, Zwickau, Neckarsulm and Hanover between 2031 and 2034 and laying off around 50,000 employees, while employee representatives are calling for jobs to be protected.

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