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Sep 9, 2026 - World

Maia Sandu speaks out after two people are killed during a strike on the Starokozache crossing with UkraineBack to Oslo, the funeral procession for King Harald is about the begin, and the 1.2km route to the Oslo Cathedral is lined up with 1,900 soldiers from all branches of the Norwegian defence forces.The procession is expected to walk very slowly – at around 60 steps per minute – and will include the royal family, including King Haakon, followed by a royal car with the widow, Queen Sonja. Continue reading...

Sep 9, 2026 - World

Intercepted communications in the days leading up to September 11 contained warnings of an imminent attack, but some messages were reportedly not translated until after the tragedy.

Sep 9, 2026 - World

A father of three and son of former Saudi oil minister and Aramco chief Ali Al-Naimi, the businessman was first detained in 2017.

Sep 9, 2026 - World

President to give speeches on both days of unprecedented gatheringRepublican midterm convention will be ‘Trumpist pageantry’ – at the party’s own riskSign up for US Breaking News emailHere are some images from the Republican national convention in Dallas, Texas:Donald Trump gave sizable holiday gifts to four White House aides, according to new financial disclosures released by the administration, including $45,000 to executive assistant Natalie Harp. Continue reading...

Sep 9, 2026 - World

AFL-CIO calls for ban on such labels to protect consumers and workers from surveillance pricing and job cutsThe universal adoption of electronic shelf labels in grocery stores across the US could cost tens of thousands of jobs and billions of dollars in lost wages while further driving up grocery costs, according to a report released on Tuesday.An analysis by the AFL-CIO Tech Institute of the label manufacturers’ own marketing materials found the universal adoption of electronic shelf labels, which are marketed to retailers as a cost-cutting measure, could cost workers between $1.6bn to $6.9bn in lost wages annually and affect between 44,223 and 191,633 jobs. Continue reading...