Explained: How the shrewd diplomatic balance of the Modi government ensured the success of the 18th BRICS Summit in India
OpIndiaby Shriti Sagar·14 Sept 2026
The 18th BRICS Summit officially concluded in New Delhi on Sunday, 13th September, with the adoption of the New Delhi Declaration, marking a significant diplomatic achievement for India.
Morning recap
Middle East Eyeby Hilal Saki·14 Sept 2026
Good morning Middle East Eye readers, If you're just joining us, here are key developments from across the region: • A meeting in Oman between Gulf countries and Iran to discuss possible agreements...
Carney's EU courtship shifts up a gear ahead of Strasbourg visit
Euronewsby Mared Gwyn Jones·14 Sept 2026
Good morning and welcome to Monday. I’m Mared Gwyn. Today: Canada’s EU charm offensive steps up, Latvia’s Prime Minister weighs in on the Russian threat, and Trump unexpectedly reignites Irish...
Second federal judge freezes Trump mail ballot order with U.S. Supreme Court poised to weigh in
The Hinduby Authors; Contributors·14 Sept 2026
A federal judge late Sunday (September 13, 2026) ordered that the U.S. Postal Service not implement U.S.
Pauline Hanson’s comments about Indigenous Australians condemned as ‘nasty’ and ‘derogatory’
World news | The Guardianby Sarah Basford Canales·14 Sept 2026
Federal parliamentarians from across the political spectrum have joined in condemning resurfaced comments by Pauline Hanson as “nasty” and “derogatory”, after she labelled Indigenous Australians...
China ‘significantly reduced’ Army deployment along northern border in 2025, says New Delhi
Scroll.inby Scroll Staff·14 Sept 2026
China “significantly reduced” its Army deployment along India’s northern borders in 2025, the Ministry of Defence has said in its annual report.
Swedish left-wing bloc edges ahead in knife-edge election results
The Independentby Stuti Mishra·14 Sept 2026
Sweden's centre-left opposition has edged ahead of the ruling right-wing government in a knife-edge general election, with days of uncertainty expected before a final result is confirmed.
Donald Trump agrees to new ethics rules to advance crypto bill, but hurdles remain
The Hinduby Authors; Contributors·14 Sept 2026
President Donald Trump had been hearing the message loud and clear for weeks about the sweeping cryptocurrency bill being written in the Senate: to get it across the line, he would have to agree to...
Poland and Ukraine slam Russian strike on train near western diplomats as 'escalation'
TheJournal.ieby AFP·14 Sept 2026
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CNBC Daily Open: 'Whoever wins AI, wins'
International: Top News And Analysisby Leonie Kidd·14 Sept 2026
Hello, this is Leonie Kidd coming to you from London. Welcome to another edition of CNBC's Daily Open.
Canada seeks 'unique alliance' with EU, Carney says
DW Englishby Mahima Kapoor·14 Sept 2026
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney on Sunday said he was pursuing unprecedented closeness with the European Union to reduce its dependence on its economically hostile neighbor, but not a...
Marcos brushes off Sara Duterte’s ire: Can’t force love
Rapplerby Bea Cupin·14 Sept 2026
Even as his erstwhile political allies have been, one after the other, finding themselves embattled and facing legal woes, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.
North Korea boasts of ‘destructive power’ after testing weapons
The Independentby Heejin Kim and Kyu-seok Shim·14 Sept 2026
North Korea said on Monday that its launch of several missiles on Saturday was part of a live-fire drill involving long-range artillery and missile units, according to state media.
A spoonful of sugar: how South Africa’s weigh-and-pay shops are tackling ‘poverty tax’ head on
The Guardianby Julie Bourdin·14 Sept 2026
Every morning, on her way to the laundry shop she runs in Johannesburg’s Alexandra township, Tsholofelo Mphela stops at a bright yellow shipping container to buy a few spoonfuls of sugar.
Burrata and beyond: a foodie tour of northern Puglia, Italy
The Guardianby Liz Boulter·14 Sept 2026
‘I don’t eat mozzarella outside Puglia,” says our friend Savio. “It’s not the same.” Savio is a very opinionated foodie, so I take his words with a pinch of good Puglian sea salt (see below).
We Are Family: photography from Images Vevey 2026 – picture essay
The Guardianby Fiona Shields·14 Sept 2026
Every two years, on the shores of Lake Geneva at the foot of the Swiss Alps, the town of Vevey transforms its public spaces and buildings with 50 installations of artistic projects from 21...
Houthis advance on Marib-Taiz as Saudi Arabia faces pressure to respond
Business Lineby ANI·14 Sept 2026
The conflict in West Asia is simmering again, with fighting intensifying in Yemen as Houthi rebels advance towards Saudi-backed government-held areas, including the strategic oil- and gas-rich...
Why does there have to be just one seat? Chiann Bao on Singapore, Hong Kong and the future of arbitration
Bar and Benchby Pallavi Saluja·14 Sept 2026
Chiann Bao is an independent arbitrator at ArbBoutique. Bao has arbitrated almost 150 cases worth billions of dollars and was recently appointed an international judge at the Bahrain International...
Sweden's election too close to call, left opposition narrowly leads
RFI Englishby RFI·14 Sept 2026
Sweden's election too close to call, left opposition narrowly leads Sweden's general election is still too close to call, with Magdalena Andersson’s centre-left opposition coalition holding a...
Historic first Ganga Aarti held on River Thames in UK
The Hinduby PTI·14 Sept 2026
Thousands gathered on the banks of the River Thames on Sunday (September 13, 2026) for the first-ever Ganga Aarti, a ceremony of light and thanksgiving, in London.
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