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Is the Trump administration nervous about the Houthis? Analyst weighs inWorld

As world leaders prepare to attend the UN General Assembly in New York, several Middle East flashpoints are fueling fears of a broader regional escalation. Renewed fighting in Yemen between Saudi Arabia and the Iran-backed Houthis has emerged as one of the most consequential developments, alongside fresh warnings between Washington and Tehran.

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Russian drones slam southern Ukraine city after Kyiv’s 1,000-drone weekend barrageWorld

Russian drones struck a city in southern Ukraine after Kyiv launched a weekend barrage involving 1,000 drones. The war’s relentless daily attacks underscore the lack of significant progress in diplomatic efforts to end the fighting, more than four years after Russia began its full-scale invasion of its neighbour.

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Paramount Set to Settle Lawsuits, Clearing Way for Warner Bros. DealEconomy

Paramount Skydance has reached a settlement with California and other states that sued to block its proposed acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery, according to a person familiar with the matter. Weekend talks preceded an official deal announcement expected Monday.

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'Banks are back' in commercial real estateEconomy

The AI boom is giving the office market an unexpected second act. Office leasing in Lower Manhattan has more than doubled from a year earlier, putting the market on course for its strongest first half since 2019, though higher interest rates could undermine the recovery.

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Why Alberta’s federalist push is laggingPolitics

With Alberta’s referendum approaching, the federalist side is under pressure to catch up. Separatists have raised nearly three times as much money, while Pierre Poilievre has handed the unity file to another Alberta MP. The discussion examines the organizational gap, Danielle Smith’s new ad campaign and the importance of turnout.

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Airlines criticise air traffic control after second glitch this monthWorld

Flights across the UK were disrupted by a technical issue at Nats’ air traffic control centre in Prestwick, Ayrshire. Nats said it was unrelated to the software defect that caused 2,000 cancellations earlier this month. The issue has been fixed and the system is operating at full capacity. Cirium estimated around 200 flights were cancelled or did not operate today.

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The After Show: “Come Home Safe”Society

Deborah Roberts speaks with ABC News legal analyst Brian Buckmire about his advice to young people on how to avoid becoming a statistic.

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Antonio Guterres: Can the UN still meet today’s global crises?World

Ahead of his final UN General Assembly before stepping down in December 2026, Secretary-General Antonio Guterres discusses the Middle East and its global consequences, whether the UN remains relevant to today’s challenges, and why he believes the Security Council needs reform.

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Iran sets conditions for ending conflict with US as Qatar and Pakistan mediateWorld

Iran has sent the United States conditions for ending the ongoing conflict through Qatari mediation. The reported demands include releasing $100bn in frozen Iranian funds and lifting naval blockades. Qatar and Pakistan are pursuing mediation, while Donald Trump says he is open to a diplomatic solution.

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Merz’s election setback: What does it mean for Germany?Politics

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and CDU representatives held a press conference on September 21 after the party suffered its worst regional election defeat in postwar Germany. In Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, the CDU fell below the 5% threshold for entering the state parliament, a result Merz called a “disaster”.

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Sole Survivor: A Daughter Left Behind After the Nepal FloodsSociety5:51

Seven-year-old Pratima Tamang is among hundreds of children orphaned by flooding in Nepal. Her uncle, her closest surviving relative, found her after floodwaters swept away her home. The family is now trying to rebuild their lives in the disaster’s aftermath.

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What Could Trump and Xi Talk About at the Summit?Politics

President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping are expected to have a wide range of issues to discuss when they meet at the White House on Thursday. Bloomberg’s Tyler Kendall outlines what to watch for.

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France and Canada deepen economic and defence tiesPolitics

French President Emmanuel Macron and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney announced plans to strengthen economic ties after meeting over the weekend. In Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon, they discussed sharing infrastructure in the space and defence sectors as Canada’s trade relationship with the US worsens and Europe seeks to diversify energy supplies.

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Saudi Arabia left without US help against HouthisWorld

Saudi Arabia is weighing Washington’s refusal to help fend off Houthi attacks after Riyadh requested US assistance. The decision comes despite the countries’ longstanding alliance and close personal ties between Donald Trump, his family and Saudi leaders.

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