Authorities say an Amazon cargo jet ran off the runway at Miami International Airport, killing five people. All of those who died were in a van used by plane-cleaning workers.

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Investigators say all five people killed when an Amazon cargo plane overran the runway at Miami International Airport on Sunday were in vehicles struck as the aircraft skidded across a road. Newly released video shows someone crawling from the plane to safety.

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The U.K. government says it is banning trade with Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank, accusing “settler terrorists” there of carrying out ethnic cleansing against Palestinians.

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The UK has banned trade with Israeli settlements in the occupied Palestinian territory, as Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband promises a “comprehensive reset” in relations with Israel. The article says British rhetoric has toughened sharply under Andy Burnham, though progress could be threatened by a more diplomatic Israeli government.

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The UK announced a ban on goods from Israeli settlements in the West Bank, sanctions on businesses and individuals aiding settlement expansion, and restrictions on some exports. Israel responded by announcing the closure of the British Consulate in Jerusalem and other countermeasures, while a Trump administration official warned of negative consequences.

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The UK foreign secretary has announced a trade ban on goods from illegal Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank. Ed Miliband said people who finance or facilitate the settlements would face the full force of UK sanctions.

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British Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband accused Israel’s government of turning a “blind eye” to what he described as settler “ethnic cleansing” in the West Bank. The UK, France and ten other countries have banned imports from Israeli settlements in the occupied territory, amid escalating violence linked to settlement expansion.

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Twelve countries have announced trade sanctions targeting Israeli settlements in the West Bank. UK Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband also accused “settler terrorists” of carrying out “ethnic cleansing” in parts of the territory and said Britain would impose an import ban on goods from illegal settlements.

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The Eiffel Tower briefly closed after staff walked out over claims that female employees were sidelined during a private visit by BAPS, a global Hindu socio-spiritual organisation. The tower operator said arrangements limiting interaction with women should not have been accepted, while BAPS apologised for anyone hurt or inconvenienced.

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The Eiffel Tower reopened Tuesday after a one-day strike over management instructions that a union official called “unacceptable,” allegedly restricting women staff during a visit by a Hindu religious group linked to the nationalist party of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

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The Eiffel Tower reopened Tuesday after a one-day strike closed the landmark. A union official called management instructions limiting women’s presence during Saturday’s visit by a Hindu delegation “unacceptable.”

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The Eiffel Tower reopened on Tuesday after employees walked out over the removal of female colleagues during a Hindu religious group’s visit. The group later apologised, while operator SETE acknowledged a request to limit “interactions with women” and said it should not have been accepted.

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The Eiffel Tower reopened Tuesday after staff walked out over women colleagues being removed during a visit by the Hindu religious movement BAPS. The Bochasanwasi Akshar Purushottam Swaminarayan Sanstha later apologised for any pain or inconvenience caused by the incident.

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Canada’s dollar-for-dollar retaliatory tariffs on the United States are now in force, covering $20 billion worth of American goods. The measures could affect everyday products, according to NBC News’ report.

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Across Canada, businesses are losing orders, considering job cuts and absorbing higher costs as they reel from the shock of US tariffs.

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Canada’s retaliatory tariffs on billions of dollars in US goods took effect Tuesday, intensifying the trade war between the two North American neighbors. A day earlier, Trump threatened to block Bombardier Aviation from selling in the US unless the Quebec-based aircraft maker moves manufacturing there.

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Canada’s retaliatory tariffs on roughly 700 U.S. products are taking effect as the trade war intensifies. With less than two months before the November midterms, the war with Iran, tariffs and surging gas prices are weighing on American voters.

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Retaliatory Canadian duties reaching 50% on billions of dollars in US goods began on Tuesday, deepening the 18-month commercial confrontation between the neighbouring North American countries.

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As Canada’s retaliatory tariffs take effect, automakers and businesses on both sides of the border warn that the escalating trade war will raise costs, disrupt supply chains and threaten jobs. The measures are particularly concerning for the closely linked auto industries in Ontario and Michigan, while Canadians are also cutting back on travel.

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Lindsay Clancy’s defense attorney said in a Tuesday interview on ABC’s “Good Morning America” that he was willing to negotiate a plea deal for his client.

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A man has been arrested over a series of sabotage attempts targeting German power substations over the course of a week.

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German police say they arrested a 48-year-old man suspected of a series of attacks on the country’s electricity network. Investigators allege he used homemade rockets and conductive wire against high-voltage lines in three states, apparently as part of a campaign against fossil fuels; he was reportedly found near the Weisweiler power station after days of searches.

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A technical problem at air traffic control provider NATS disrupted hundreds of departing flights from major British airports on Tuesday. Heathrow, Gatwick, Manchester and Stansted were among the hubs affected by cancellations and delays.

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Major UK airports have halted flights after a technical problem disrupted the country's air traffic control system.

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A technical fault in the UK air traffic control system has disrupted flights at airports including Heathrow and Gatwick, with London departures hit hardest. About 300 flights have been cancelled and more cancellations are expected. Nats says it has identified the problem in its flight processing system, but recovery will take time.

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Chinese President Xi Jinping held a phone call with British Prime Minister Andy Burnham and said China and the UK have more shared interests than differences.

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Chinese President Xi Jinping urged China and Britain to build mutual respect and trust, set aside differences and expand mutually beneficial cooperation during a call with British Prime Minister Andy Burnham. Burnham said Britain would maintain consistency in its China policy and pursue a long-term strategic partnership.

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Russian Ambassador to Hungary Yevgeny Stanislavov condemned Budapest’s decision to expel 10 Russian diplomats as an unfriendly, baseless move. He described it as an unprecedented escalation by Hungary and warned that Russia would respond.

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Hungary has ordered 10 Russian diplomats to leave after authorities determined that personnel at Russia’s diplomatic mission had engaged in conduct incompatible with their status and violating the Vienna Convention, Foreign Minister Anita Orban said. She described the move as protecting Hungary’s security and sovereignty, while stressing that Budapest would maintain diplomatic relations and necessary dialogue with Moscow.

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Hungary has ordered 10 Russian diplomats to leave Budapest over what it calls “unacceptable” activities. Foreign Minister Anita Orbán said the move protects Hungary’s security and sovereignty but does not mean diplomatic ties are being severed. Moscow warned of a “harsh and painful” response as relations shift away from the previous pro-Kremlin stance.

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Hungary expelled 10 Russian diplomats on Tuesday, the foreign minister said, accusing them of conduct incompatible with their status. The move was presented as a clear signal that the pro-Russian era associated with former Prime Minister Viktor Orban is over.

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Hungary is expelling 10 employees of Russia’s embassy in Budapest, saying their activities are incompatible with diplomatic status and that the move protects Hungary’s security and sovereignty. Budapest says it will not sever relations. Moscow has promised a response, which Maria Zakharova called “harsh and painful.”

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Hungary has expelled 10 Russian diplomats for what it called “unacceptable activities”. The move follows years of scrutiny of Russian intelligence activity in Hungary and signals a shift under Péter Magyar’s new government.

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Russian President Vladimir Putin told U.S. President Donald Trump in a Tuesday phone call that Russia has absolutely no aggressive plans toward Europe, Kremlin aide Yury Ushakov said. Putin also argued that claims about an alleged Russian threat provide Europeans with a pretext to expand support for Ukraine and raise their own defense spending.

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During a phone call with Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin gave an objective and thorough assessment of what is happening in Russia’s special military operation, Kremlin aide Yury Ushakov said. Putin also outlined Moscow’s view of battlefield prospects and the achievement of the operation’s stated goals and objectives.

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Russian President Vladimir Putin and US President Donald Trump held a telephone conversation on September 8, Russian presidential aide Yury Ushakov said.

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President Donald Trump spoke by phone with Vladimir Putin on Sept. 8 after U.S. peace envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner visited Moscow and Kyiv to seek progress in talks on ending the Russia-Ukraine war. No breakthrough was reported, though Washington is pushing for a new round of trilateral negotiations.

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Russia’s Defense Ministry says its air defenses shot down 12 guided bombs, a US-made HIMARS rocket and 713 Ukrainian fixed-wing drones in the past 24 hours. It also reported Ukrainian losses of about 1,285 troops, strikes on drone-production and logistics sites in the Kiev Region, and fighting around encircled Ukrainian forces in the Kharkov Region.

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Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov criticized German Chancellor Friedrich Merz for blaming Russia for everything, calling it Russophobia that could become “persecution mania.” He said Russia remains open to dialogue with Kyiv, Norway and Germany, while warning that European involvement could complicate Ukraine negotiations and defending a Khabarovsk monument commemorating victory over Japanese militarism.

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An Israeli newspaper reports that the president of the United Arab Emirates directly warned Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu days before the Oct. 7, 2023, attack that Hamas was planning a major offensive. The militant group led the attack several days later.

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Golan alleged that Netanyahu deliberately withheld the information from Israel’s military and the Shin Bet domestic security agency, joining criticism of the prime minister over the concealment of a warning about the October 7 attack.

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A report by Haaretz says UAE President Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan warned Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu days before October 7 that Hamas was planning a major operation. It alleges Netanyahu did not alert security chiefs, prompting strong criticism from opposition leaders.

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Russia’s FSB says it detained 21-year-old Moldovan citizen Nicolae Kochu over the attempted killing of a Russian serviceman in Saratov region on September 3. The serviceman survived six gunshots; unofficial reports identify him as Major General Nikolai Varpakhovich, whom Ukraine accuses of ordering the strike on Kyiv’s Okhmatdyt children’s hospital. The FSB claims Ukrainian intelligence recruited and trained Kochu, while Meduza notes the circumstances of the released interrogation video are unclear.

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Moldovan citizen Nicolae Cochu was detained in Russia on suspicion of attempting to assassinate a senior military officer in Saratov Region, Russia’s Investigative Committee said. Investigators allege he accepted $70,000 for the killing, received training in Ukraine and later got instructions via Telegram, including the target’s identity and escape routes.

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Russia’s FSB says Moldovan citizen Nicolae Cochu was detained in Astrakhan Region over an alleged attempt to assassinate a senior Russian military officer. Investigators say he fired at least six shots at a serviceman in Saratov Region on September 3; the victim survived after prompt medical treatment.

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