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The FAA seeks to fine SpaceX $633,009 for alleged safety violations, prompting criticism from Elon Musk. The penalties relate to unapproved facilities use and highlight ongoing tensions in space industry regulation.
Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov met with ICRC head, alleging Ukrainian humanitarian rights violations. ICRC emphasized adherence to international law and protection of aid workers amid ongoing conflict.
U. S. Secretary of State Blinken received details of Ukraine's strategy to conclude the conflict with Russia. The plan, viewed positively by U.S. officials, awaits presentation to President Biden.
Microsoft reports escalating Russian disinformation attacks on Kamala Harris's campaign, featuring false videos circulating widely on social media. Multiple government-backed groups identified in ongoing election influence attempts.
Microsoft report unveils Russian-linked troll farms spreading false stories about VP Kamala Harris. Kremlin-aligned actors adapt tactics, collaborating with cyber "hacktivists" to potentially undermine U.S. election confidence.
The European Union has nominated its inaugural defence commissioner, focusing on enhancing the continent's arms industry and joint procurement. The role faces significant challenges amid rising security concerns.
A significant fire broke out at a major oil refinery near Athens, Greece. Authorities issued evacuation alerts for the surrounding area as firefighters battled the blaze.
Médecins Sans Frontières ceases operations in Russia after removal from foreign NGO register. The organization, active since 1992, provided crucial medical aid to over 52,000 displaced individuals.
Georgian lawmakers approve a "family values" law that could severely limit LGBT rights, sparking concerns about the country's democratic trajectory. The move comes amid political tensions and upcoming elections.
German economic sentiment index falls to 3. 6 points in September, significantly below expectations. ZEW president notes fading hopes for quick economic recovery as situation assessment reaches lowest point since May 2020.
Sweden plans to increase its defense spending to 2. 4% of GDP in 2025, with further growth projected. This move follows the country's recent NATO membership and reflects ongoing regional security concerns.
Russia agrees to construct a fuel pipeline in Congo, linking Pointe-Noire to Brazzaville. The project, with 90% Russian control, aims to strengthen Moscow's ties with Africa amid Western tensions.
In war-torn Kharkiv, police investigator Serhii Bolvinov tirelessly documents civilian casualties, facing personal risks to build cases against Russian war crimes. His work reveals the human cost of conflict.
Meta has banned Russian state media outlets globally, following U. S. sanctions. The move comes amid growing concerns about foreign interference in elections and the spread of disinformation.
U. S. Coast Guard tracked Russian naval vessels entering Alaskan waters to avoid sea ice. The incident, involving submarines and a frigate, occurred within the U.S. Exclusive Economic Zone, adhering to international norms.
A helicopter belonging to a gold mining company disappeared in Russia's Amur region with three on board. Rescue efforts continue in challenging marshy terrain, complicating the search operation.
A Russian man living in Florida faces charges for illegally exporting technology to Russia that could be used in drone production. The case highlights ongoing concerns about sensitive tech transfers amid global tensions.
Chinese Coast Guard vessels have arrived in Vladivostok for joint exercises with Russian counterparts. The collaborative maritime activities, scheduled until September 20, underscore growing Sino-Russian cooperation.
Two individuals face charges for allegedly smuggling laser welding machines to Russia's nuclear industry, violating U. S. export controls. The case highlights ongoing efforts to enforce trade regulations and protect national security.
U. S. State Department expresses dissatisfaction with Israel's initial findings on the killing of an American citizen during a West Bank protest, warning of potential further measures.
In a candid interview, NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg discusses Ukraine's defense, potential membership, and the alliance's global approach amidst evolving geopolitical tensions.
Major oil companies successfully defend against consumer accusations of collusion with Trump, Russia, and Saudi Arabia. 9th Circuit Court cites political nature and lack of evidence in dismissing price-fixing claims.
The United States has imposed sanctions on Georgian officials and far-right figures for their involvement in violent suppressions of protests against a controversial "foreign agent" law. The measures include financial sanctions and visa bans.
U. S. forces have fully withdrawn from Niger, marking a significant shift in regional security dynamics. Only embassy guards remain as Niger turns to Russia for military support, impacting counterterrorism efforts in the Sahel.
Denmark and allies seek ways to limit dangerous Russian oil tanker traffic through Danish straits, balancing environmental concerns with international maritime law. The move highlights broader challenges in updating sea laws.
During a visit to Kazakhstan, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz and President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev disagreed on the approach to the Ukraine conflict. Tokayev urged support for China's peace plan, while Scholz reaffirmed Germany's backing of Ukraine.
UN human rights experts accuse Western nations of hypocrisy for supporting Israel despite alleged genocide in Gaza. Israel denies claims and defends its actions, while tensions rise over UN membership.
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz visits Kazakhstan to boost trade relations while addressing EU sanctions on Russia. The focus is on raw materials and economic diversification in Central Asia.
Belarusian President Lukashenko pardoned 37 political prisoners, marking the fourth such action since July. Over 1,300 remain incarcerated as the authoritarian leader potentially seeks to soften his image before the 2025 election.
Prometey, a major Ukrainian agricultural company, faces closures and layoffs due to the ongoing war and severe weather conditions. The firm grapples with significant crop losses and an uncertain future.
