Taiwan holds first joint drill using multiple attack drones in modernisation push
The Hinduby Authors; Contributors·18 Sept 2026
Taiwan's military carried out its first joint combat exercise using multiple types of attack drones this week, President Lai Ching-te said on Friday (September 18, 2026) showed how the armed forces...
Why Nigeria’s Soldiers Went to Libreville
Premium Timesby Pearl Matibe·18 Sept 2026
Nigeria’s participation in an African senior-enlisted forum reflects an investment in the soldiers, professional systems, and relationships needed to manage cross-border threats.
How the Middle East conflict has redrawn our holiday map
The Independentby Annabel Grossman·18 Sept 2026
Turkey, Romania and Hungary are out – while Albania, North Macedonia, Serbia and Slovenia are in.
Russia planning "accidental" strikes on eastern NATO states, warns Poland
Notes from Polandby Daniel Tilles·18 Sept 2026
Keep our news free from ads and paywalls by making a donation to support our work! Notes from Poland is run by a small editorial team and is published by an independent, non-profit foundation that...
JD Vance asked voters for ‘another chance.’ The internet made it a meme
The Independentby Owen Scott·18 Sept 2026
Vice President JD Vance’s appeal for voters to give Republicans “another chance” has been widely derided online.
Does the BRICS summit signify a shift for Indian foreign policy?
The Hinduby Suhasini Haidar·18 Sept 2026
With a strong pushback against unilateral western sanctions; criticism of Israel over the killing of civilians, the attacks on Lebanon, and the forced occupation of Palestinian territory; and...
Trump threatens ‘dirty dogs’ who keep leaking: ‘You will pay a big price!’
The Independentby Joe Sommerlad·18 Sept 2026
President Donald Trump has lashed out at leakers in his own administration after a series of behind-the-scenes reports on the Iran war.
The Canadian tycoon accused of helping Russia’s ‘war machine’ | Globalnews.ca
globalnews.caby Stewart Bell·18 Sept 2026
The headquarters of “Canada’s most controversial arms supplier” is a sprawling warehouse complex in the United Arab Emirates that produces armoured vehicles for the world’s war zones.
‘I spend a bagful of money and don’t fill a bag’: the energy crisis hits Bangladesh
The Guardianby Redwan Ahmed in Dhaka and Kaamil Ahmed·18 Sept 2026
At 1am, Halder’s alarm goes off and the 34-year-old Bangladeshi bank employee rises and heads to her kitchen. She is up at this time not for work but to cook for her family.
We should use Reagan as a guide in handling our modern arms race with China
FOX Newsby Chris Stewart·18 Sept 2026
I can still remember, as a young Air Force officer, sitting in the cockpit of my B-1 bomber knowing that we could deliver nuclear weapons virtually anywhere in the world.
Trump faces ‘big decision’ on Iran war as Gulf meeting nears
The Siasat Dailyby Sakina Fatima·18 Sept 2026
Washington: United States (US) President Donald Trump said on Thursday, September 17, that he is approaching a critical decision over whether to resume large-scale attacks on Iran as he prepares to...
Horror as three dead after mosquito 'trapped on plane' at major airport
Daily Express :by Holly Kintuka·18 Sept 2026
A rare malaria outbreak has led to the death of three people. It is believed that the horrifying deaths came from a mosquito being trapped on a plane arriving at Frankfurt Airport.
Shark kills swimmer off beach in Western Australia: Police
Channel News Asia·18 Sept 2026
SYDNEY: A shark killed a man as he swam off a popular beach near Perth in Western Australia on Friday (Sep 18), police said. It was the fourth death from a shark attack in Australia this year.
South Korean president urges Trump dialogue with Pyongyang
Euronewsby Nathan Rennolds·18 Sept 2026
Trump announced in August that he intended to meet with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un later this year as he once again touted the pair's relationship. Pyongyang has offered little response.
Are Europeans facing a 'crisis of confidence'?
Euronewsby Frances Lopez·18 Sept 2026
A new ECFR study finds most Europeans still want a stronger, united Europe, but doubt it's achievable: around 68% see decline, not renewal.
Trump opens loophole allowing companies to kill endangered animals
The Independentby Matthew Brown·18 Sept 2026
Unintentionally killing protected animals during logging or dam construction will no longer be considered illegal under a revised federal interpretation of the Endangered Species Act, marking a...
US Clears $24.3 Billion F-35 Stealth Fighter Deal For Saudi Arabia After Long Delay
Swarajyaby Arun Dhital·18 Sept 2026
Washington has agreed to put its most advanced stealth fighter in Saudi hands, closing a file that stayed open for years over worries that sending the jet to a West Asian buyer could erode Israel's...
Trump humiliated as 60k NFL fans in US city sing Canada’s national anthem
Daily Express :by Ciaran McGrath·18 Sept 2026
Tens of thousands of NFL fans sang Canada's national anthem in a US stadium in a striking show of support for the country's northern neighbours amid Donald Trump's escalating trade war with Ottawa.
John Healey to urge EU ministers to include UK in ‘Made in Europe’ trade scheme
The Independentby Helen Corbett·18 Sept 2026
Chancellor John Healey will urge EU finance ministers not to exclude the UK from measures protecting European industry against unfair competition when he meets counterparts in Dublin on Friday.
‘Women-led Businesses Should Be Seen as Active Drivers of Trade, Investment and Innovation’: Avarna Jain
Open Magazineby Siddharth Singh·18 Sept 2026
‘Women-led Businesses Should Be Seen as Active Drivers of Trade, Investment and Innovation’: Avarna Jain Trade between BRICS countries crossed the $1 trillion mark in 2025 and now accounts for...
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