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Japan and US make historic joint intervention in currency markets to support yen
Japan spent 15.3993 trillion yen, approximately $96 billion, in the foreign exchange market between July 30 and August 26 to limit the yen’s decline. Following the joint intervention by Japan and the US on July 31, the dollar briefly fell below ¥155.
Indigenous children pushed into carrying cocaine on Peru-Brazil border
Luis, 17, from Breu, said he was sent into the jungle at age 14 with a gun and 7 kilograms of cocaine paste for a three-day journey. Roads, rivers and clandestine airstrips along the Peru-Brazil border are being used for drug trafficking that affects Indigenous communities and children.
WHO makes urgent Gaza appeal: medical evacuations must continue
WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said on Friday that thousands of patients in the Gaza Strip were awaiting urgent medical evacuation. Last week, WHO supported the evacuation of 106 patients, including 19 children, through the Rafah and Kerem Shalom crossings, accompanied by 132 caregivers.
The US imposes new sanctions on Iran’s “shadow banking network”
The US Treasury Department added Reza Mohammad Taeedi and Hong Kong-based Kameng Trading Limited to its sanctions list on Friday. Banque Misr’s operations in the United Arab Emirates were also targeted over allegations that they supported Iran’s shadow banking networks.
Iran rejects US sanctions and urges countries not to enforce them
Iran’s Foreign Ministry urged all countries not to enforce the United States’ new economic sanctions against Iran. The ministry argued that joining the sanctions would help Washington impose its will on other states, while the US administration threatened sanctions against third countries cooperating with Iran.
US Patriot stocks in Europe fall to critical levels
Unnamed US Defense Department and NATO officials said serious shortages exist in the advanced missile defense systems deployed by the United States in Europe. The decline in Patriot stocks was alleged to be linked to systems used during the conflicts with Iran.
Norway’s Royal Palace announces the death of King Harald V
Norway’s Royal Palace announced that King Harald V died at the age of 89 on Friday morning. Harald V had been receiving treatment at a hospital in Oslo for a bacterial infection in his bloodstream, and Crown Prince Haakon is expected to succeed him on the throne.
Former U.S. ambassador Ricciardone assesses Erdoğan’s stance on Israel
Former U.S. ambassador to Türkiye Francis J. Ricciardone said that portraying Israel as an enemy or stoking hostility toward Israel would offer Recep Tayyip Erdoğan no particular political benefit. Ricciardone said Erdoğan has long opposed Israel’s policy toward Palestinians in Gaza.
Canada rejects Trump’s renaming of Lake Ontario as “Lake America”
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney rejected Donald Trump’s decision to rename Lake Ontario “Lake America” and said Canadians would continue referring to the lake as Lake Ontario. The statement came as trade tensions between Canada and the United States intensified.
Türkiye welcomes US decision on Syria and condemns Israel’s attacks
Türkiye’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Ahmet Yıldız, welcomed the United States’ decision to remove Syria from its list of state sponsors of terrorism at a UN Security Council meeting. Yıldız condemned Israel’s attacks on Syria and called for them to stop.
Ambassador Önal says 30 August Victory Day remains a lasting source of inspiration
Türkiye’s Ambassador to the United States, Sedat Önal, marked the 104th anniversary of 30 August Victory Day at a reception held in Washington on Thursday. Önal emphasized that Türkiye-U.S. relations are progressing positively in many respects and highlighted the importance of solidarity among NATO allies.
Axios: US seeks ownership stakes in Venezuela’s oil fields
Axios reported that the US administration and Venezuela’s interim government discussed granting the US ownership stakes in more than a dozen oil fields. The timing for signing a final agreement remains unclear, while private companies are expected to develop production.
Protesters burn migrant tents and block Red Cross aid in Ceuta
In Ceuta, a Spanish settlement in North Africa, protesters set fire to makeshift tents where migrants were staying and tried to prevent Red Cross vehicles from delivering food and water. The incidents heightened tensions in the area after more than 70,000 people crossed from Morocco into Ceuta on July 30 and 31.
US court rules government retaliation against Anthropic was unlawful
Judge Rita Lin of the US District Court for the Northern District of California ruled that the US government’s retaliation against artificial intelligence company Anthropic was unlawful. The ruling followed tensions between the company and the Pentagon over security concerns surrounding the military use of the Claude model.
US senators oppose ICE plan to procure G.L.O.V.E. shock gloves
A group of Democratic and independent senators led by Catherine Cortez Masto sent a letter to Acting ICE Director David J. Venturella opposing a plan to procure electric-shock gloves. The senators called on ICE to refrain from using the gloves.
CENTCOM commander Cooper says mines cleared from Strait of Hormuz
CENTCOM Commander Adm. Brad Cooper said international shipping lanes in the Strait of Hormuz had been cleared of naval mines and the routes had reopened. Cooper said U.S. forces had assisted the passage of about 1,500 commercial vessels carrying approximately 750 million barrels of crude oil in recent months.
Trump claims Iran begged to reach a deal
Trump said in social media posts that he did not want to hold talks with Iran and claimed that the country was begging to reach a deal. He also described Iran as a “collapsing country” and said Fox News reporter Jonathan Hunt’s report on Iran was inaccurate.
Turkish-American Technology Summit set to take place in New York
The Turkish-American Technology Summit, TATS 2026, is planned for September 4-5 at the Turkish House in New York. The summit is expected to bring together figures from Türkiye and the United States in technology, defense industry, artificial intelligence, entrepreneurship and investment.
Trump confirms US espionage activities targeting China
US President Donald Trump said on Thursday, August 27, in the Oval Office that the United States conducts espionage activities against China. Trump also said he discussed mutual espionage with Xi Jinping during his visit to China in mid-May.
Libya and US discuss special forces training and exercise plans
Salahaddin al-Namroush, chief of staff of Libya’s Government of National Unity, and Claude Theodore, an official with the US Africa Command’s Special Operations Command, discussed military cooperation and strengthening defense capabilities in Tripoli on Thursday. The meeting focused on training programs for Libya’s special forces and preparations for the Flintlock 2027 exercise.

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