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Opposition leaders Giuseppe Conte and Elly Schlein on Wednesday denounced Rome's decision to stay out of a trade‑restriction coalition targeting illegal Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank.
Huawei is set to stand trial in a U.S. federal court on accusations of breaching Iran sanctions and misappropriating competitors' trade secrets, just weeks before a planned Trump‑Xi meeting.
Motilal Oswal Alternates has committed Rs 600 crore to KARAM Safety, the occupational‑safety gear maker, to fund acquisitions across product lines, technology and overseas markets.
Donald Trump was seen visibly upset as Marine One touched down in Morristown, sharply gesturing at the helicopter crew before walking away, according to Monday footage.
Singapore police have opened an investigation into five individuals accused of posting racist comments that tied the recent Nepal floods to Air India, authorities said.
The Asia-Pacific Media Forum convened in Shenzhen, Guangdong, China, on September 6, 2026, bringing together leaders from across the region to advance mutual comprehension and peaceful coexistence through shared media practices.
Celebrating 12 years of marriage, Neil Patrick Harris reflected on his wedding day with husband David Burtka on social media.
The Crisafulli Government’s accelerated Reportable Conduct Scheme is already strengthening protections for children across Queensland, officials say.
Schools across several Indian states are expected to mark September 7 as a Labor Day holiday, but confirmation varies by region. Parents and students are checking official notifications to determine whether classes will be held.
A senior Iranian official said the government will soon declare an exclusion zone outside the strategic Strait of Hormuz, raising concerns over maritime traffic in the vital oil corridor.
Recent U.S. deportations have left hundreds of Haitian nationals without money, shelter or protection from gang violence, according to local advocates.
Former Cuban President Raúl Castro made a public appearance in Havana to attend an official military ceremony celebrating the anniversary of the army branch tasked with protecting top state leaders.
The morning show on Fox News posted a direct appeal for former President Donald Trump to weigh in on the widely debated Michigan election outcome.
Tehran warned Washington that any further US attacks on Iranian oil tankers in the Gulf will meet a quicker and more painful response, heightening the risk of direct confrontation.
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh will travel to Sri Lanka on a three-day visit beginning September 8, accompanied by senior officials from the defence and external affairs ministries, as India seeks to deepen bilateral ties with its island neighbour.
Puerto Rican artist Bad Bunny has secured his first Primetime Emmy Award for the Super Bowl LX Halftime Show held at Levi's Stadium in California in February. The win marks a historic milestone for the global music superstar.
A police officer confirmed the rescued woman was unconscious when brought to shore and taken to Eluru Government Hospital. Further details on the motive and the missing family members will emerge once she regains consciousness.
Marcellous Hawkins Jr. scored three touchdowns while Jeffrey Overton Jr. added 108 rushing yards and two scores as Virginia Tech overwhelmed VMI 73-3 in its first game at the new Franklin venue.
At least 10 people were killed and six others injured after a fuel tanker exploded on the Hamedan-Sanandaj highway in western Iran, local officials confirmed.
Iowa State opened its college football season with a commanding 38-10 victory over Southeast Missouri State on Saturday. Quarterback Jaylen Raynor spearheaded the victory, accounting for four touchdowns.
Long before they headlined Hollywood blockbusters and award-winning dramas, a roster of now-major stars earned their early screen credits on the BBC's long-running medical soap Casualty.
U.S. envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner landed in Moscow to revive stalled efforts to end Russia's invasion of Ukraine, as President Volodymyr Zelenskyy called for a halt to air attacks during the diplomatic visit. Moscow has yet to publicly respond to the proposal.
Pete Hegseth’s latest social‑media jab at Canadian military cadets has provoked rebukes from former Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney, actor George Clooney and a wave of letters to Canadian newspapers.
Ryan Fournier, a co‑founder of the Students for Trump group, has been indicted on seven counts, including assault allegations made by his girlfriend.
Indian police in Jalandhar have arrested Bedi, an individual declared wanted by the FBI for an alleged $600,000 fraud, after he allegedly ignored a US directive to surrender his passport and fled America.
Shen Yun’s artistic director, Mr. D.F., has commissioned a piano composition titled ‘Divine’s Calling’ that seeks to convey the essence of Chinese classical music while bridging it with Western instrumentation.
United States maritime forces intercepted, boarded, and destroyed a floating refueling station in the Eastern Pacific that was actively supporting illicit drug trafficking operations.
The Israeli military said it hit targets in southern Lebanon on Sept 4 following a drone launched by Hezbollah toward Israeli territory.
President Donald Trump sat down for a tell‑all interview with London‑based GB News, prompting the channel to pause its usual programming and drawing sharp criticism from viewers.
Retail diesel prices across the United States have climbed above their previous 2022 peak, with the widening Iran conflict intensifying inflationary pressures on consumers and freight operators ahead of November's midterm elections.
A fresh survey from the Bank of England reveals UK businesses expect price growth to ease to 3.8% over the next year, down from 3.9% projected in July.
Nepal Police confirm 1,252 fatalities from devastating flash floods, with 355 bodies recovered in Chitwan district alone. Thousands remain missing more than a week after the disaster struck.
New Tang Dynasty Television has named the semifinalists of its 8th International Piano Competition, concluding a two-day preliminary round that narrowed the field of entrants.
International headlines today focus on ISRO's upcoming EOS-05 satellite launch, South Korea's maritime strategy for the Strait of Hormuz, an arms procurement dispute in Estonia, and a high-profile shooting incident in Russia.
US administration pressure on American companies to avoid a major French space conference is drawing sharp criticism from industry insiders, who warn the move could backfire on US interests.
Kyrgyzstan's Kyrchyn Gorge hosted the World Nomad Games, where athletes competed in centuries-old nomadic sports while celebrating the country's culture, traditions, and craftsmanship.
US Vice President JD Vance declared Iran’s strategic grip over the Strait of Hormuz is 'effectively gone,' demanding an immediate end to attacks on commercial shipping.
President Trump has publicly praised Syria for marketing itself as an overland trade and energy corridor that could bypass the Strait of Hormuz. The endorsement comes amid heightened tensions with Iran and renewed scrutiny of Gulf shipping chokepoints.
Lisbon tram crash kills 16; memorial built but service not restored.
Dark Matter has hired mortgage veteran Salvatore Piccola and enterprise‑tech executive Gil Valera to steer product strategy and professional services, aiming to boost customer adoption of its technology platform.
Newly surfaced personal correspondence and historical records illuminate the complicated private life of Muhammad Ali Jinnah, the barrister who founded Pakistan in 1947. The disclosures trace his relationships, lifestyle, and inner circle during the volatile years leading up to Partition.
The presenter used social media to apologise to fans and announce surgery, postponing all scheduled appearances.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have flown back to the United Kingdom with sons Archie and Lilibet, prompting a public comment of approval from U.S. President Donald Trump.
The South Korean government announced on Thursday that a new presidential office will be established in Sejong, with 350 ministries and agencies slated to relocate from Seoul by 2029.
President Donald Trump sparked a wave of criticism on September 2 after posting on Truth Social that a proposed name change for the Strait of Hormuz was ‘ridiculous’, prompting Fox News viewers to turn against him.
Workers have begun dismantling the iconic outdoor sculpture at the Kennedy Center, escalating the ongoing standoff over the institution's leadership. The removal comes as the Trump administration pushes to reshape the cultural landmark.
Forward Donyell Malen has scored 19 goals in 20 appearances for Roma, boosted by a five-goal surge in the club's opening two matches.
Megachurch founder Adam Hamilton has secured the Democratic nomination for the U.S. Senate in Kansas, aiming to break a century-long Republican winning streak in the state.
Masami Kurumada, creator of the world-famous Saint Seiya manga, has filed a 2.8 billion yen lawsuit against his former manager and associates following allegations of widespread financial embezzlement.
Two historic schooners that sank near Brooklyn's Gowanus Canal two months ago remain unresolved after their owner has yet to determine their fate.
China has fully reopened the only road to the Gyirong border crossing after it was torn a week ago, while rescue teams intensify their search for missing persons in the Tibetan disaster zone.
The U.S. Navy's USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier has reached eastern Thailand, concluding a demanding deployment in the Middle East. The port call underscores Washington's continued naval presence across the Indo-Pacific.
President Vladimir Putin has publicly confirmed the continuation and expansion of military operations in Ukraine, signaling a significant escalation in the ongoing conflict and raising concerns among Western allies.
The Reserve Bank of Australia is closely monitoring volatile economic forecasts ahead of upcoming GDP data, while Prime Minister Anthony Albanese seeks to avoid diplomatic tension with China at the Pacific Islands Forum.
LOT Polish Airlines and Southwest Airlines have introduced a joint interline agreement allowing single-ticket bookings across both route networks. The partnership initially connects through major U.S. hubs in Los Angeles, Miami, and San Francisco.
American Rheinmetall has handed over its first prototype designed to replace the US Bradley Fighting Vehicle, marking a major step forward in the US military's multi-year modernization effort for armored combat systems.
Alexi Hawley, the creator and showrunner of The Rookie, has signed a major new deal to continue leading the franchise into the future.
Sri Lankan model and actress Chula Padmendra Kumarapathirana, 46, was found dead at a businessman's residence hours after attending Universal Woman Sri Lanka 2026, prompting a police investigation into the circumstances of her death.
Drone operators assisting in Nepal's critical tunnel rescue mission report severe physical obstructions, revealing that densely packed debris leaves no hollow or empty spaces for aerial reconnaissance inside the passage.
Rachel Campos-Duffy used a Fox News segment to publicly raise doubts about President Trump's motivations, warning viewers that his decisions would face heightened scrutiny. The on-air comments mark a notable break from the network's typically loyal coverage of the administration.