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Ukraine Ready for Truce If Russia Stops Energy StrikesWorld

After meeting U.S. President Donald Trump in New York, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Kyiv was prepared to pursue an energy truce with Russia as an initial step toward ending the war, if Moscow halted attacks on Ukraine’s infrastructure. Trump has been urging both sides to stop strikes on energy facilities.

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Hannity: This is how SICK the left's culture has becomePolitics

Fox News host Sean Hannity discusses President Donald Trump’s address to the United Nations General Assembly on his program and condemns what he describes as the left’s increasingly sick culture.

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Leaders speak after US, Denmark and Greenland sign security agreementPolitics

President Donald Trump signed an agreement with Denmark and Greenland to strengthen security in the Arctic and North Atlantic. The deal is intended to ease tensions caused by his repeated calls for Greenland to become part of the United States.

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Trump Hails Good US-Iran Talks After Annihilation ThreatWorld

Donald Trump said U.S. officials held “very good” talks with Iranian envoys in New York, with Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner representing Washington. He described the three-hour meeting as “very productive” and said another was being planned soon. The remarks renewed hopes for a diplomatic off-ramp after Trump again threatened to annihilate Iran.

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Macron calls Gaza diplomacy a ‘spectacle that shames us all’Politics

French President Emmanuel Macron criticized diplomatic efforts over Gaza at the UN General Assembly, describing them as a spectacle that shames everyone and calling for action to reopen humanitarian routes.

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Latest news bulletin | September 23, 2026 – MorningOther

A morning bulletin bringing together important stories from Europe and beyond on September 23, 2026, covering world affairs, business, entertainment, politics, culture and travel.

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Ahead of US-China summit, economist proposes three guardrails to prevent miscalculation and escalationPolitics

As the Xi-Trump summit approaches in Washington, Yeling Tan of the Peterson Institute for International Economics proposes three policy guardrails: greater transparency, clear rules and procedures for economic retaliation, and a defined boundary between national security and the economy with a positive list. She warns that intertwined supply chains could make export restrictions trigger cascading cross-border effects.

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Piers Morgan says Earl Spencer should withdraw Diana bookCulture

Piers Morgan has urged Earl Spencer to remove his memoir about Princess Diana from sale after it wrongly described Morgan as Daily Mirror editor during a 1993 controversy over intrusive photographs of Diana. Morgan said he accepted Spencer’s apology but that his lawyers would seek action over the offending pages.

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Trump Hails Iran Talks; Xi Unlikely to Bring CEOs to SummitPolitics

Bloomberg’s Asia Trade program highlights the day’s leading stories, including a US-Iran meeting despite President Trump’s threat of annihilation and expectations that Xi Jinping is unlikely to bring company CEOs to the summit.

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Deadly ferry accidents raise maritime safety concernsWorld

Salvage work continues off Palawan two weeks after the passenger ferry MV June Aster caught fire, with the Philippine Coast Guard still looking for eight missing passengers as evidence collection nears completion. Four days later, Indonesia’s passenger ferry Virgo Transport 8 sank in the Java Sea on Sep 13, renewing scrutiny of safety at sea.

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Andy Burnham calls Russia a hostile actor in misinformation war during UN addressPolitics

UK prime minister Andy Burnham told the United Nations that Britain would establish a new national centre to combat disinformation and deepfakes from hostile states including Russia. He said Russian agencies had used every available means to spread lies and disinformation and exploit people’s fears.

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Ayala Corp. CEO: Mitsubishi Deal Is a Bet on the PhilippinesEconomy

Ayala Corp. President and CEO Cezar Consing says proceeds from the company’s $700 million share sale to Mitsubishi will be used to reduce debt and buy more shares in undervalued units. He discussed the strategy on Bloomberg: The China Show.

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'Gutfeld!': What's wrong with these people?Politics

Fox News host Greg Gutfeld and the 'Gutfeld!' panel discuss a shocking poll about Democrats' views on hypothetical scenarios involving Trump, including removing him through military action and assassination.

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What happens when El Niño meets climate change?Science

An extremely strong El Niño is developing in the Pacific and could drive global temperatures even higher. The report examines what may happen when this powerful natural climate phenomenon encounters a planet already warmed by human-caused climate change.

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Qatari FM spokesperson Majed al-Ansari on Doha’s mediation effortsWorld

Al Jazeera diplomatic editor James Bays interviewed Qatar’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson Majed al-Ansari about Doha’s mediation efforts, including helping restore relations between Belgium and Rwanda and pursuing diplomacy to end the US-Israeli war on Iran.

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Trump hosts Xi at the White House as fragile US-China truce faces testPolitics

President Donald Trump is hosting Chinese President Xi Jinping in Washington this week as the two leaders try to preserve a fragile trade truce. Tensions remain over technology, national security and the broader contest for global influence.

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AI boom remains intact, but risks remain: ADB chief economistEconomy

The Asian Development Bank has modestly raised its 2026 growth forecast for developing Asia and the Pacific to 5%, up 0.1 percentage points from July, while leaving its 2027 forecast at 5.1%. Chief economist Albert Park says Asia’s AI boom remains intact, though risks including higher energy prices remain.

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Trump returns to the UN to tout his dominance as a world leaderPolitics

President Donald Trump returned to the United Nations General Assembly to explain why “America first” is his strategy. The speech’s underlying message was that the US remains a dominant force on the world stage.

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Inside China’s crackdown on fentanyl precursor chemicalsWorld

ABC’s Britt Clennett gains rare access to China’s government-led effort targeting the raw chemicals used to produce highly potent fentanyl pills and interviews the country’s top narcotics official.

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What’s really in Trump’s defense pact with Denmark and Greenland?World24:48

Donald Trump repeatedly discussed making Greenland part of the United States and is now celebrating a new defense pact with Denmark and Greenland. Arctic expert Marisol Maddox and Greenlandic journalist Markus Valentin examine what the agreement contains and what it could mean for the Arctic.

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Alberta to pause provincial fuel tax until 2027Economy

The Alberta government says it will suspend the 13-cent-per-litre provincial tax on gasoline and diesel starting Oct. 1, with the pause lasting until the end of the year. The move follows months of calls for the measure and is tied to the province’s fuel-tax relief program.

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