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South Korea demands Ukraine apologise over disclosure of North Korean POW transferWorld

South Korea is demanding an apology from Ukraine for revealing the transfer of two captured North Korean soldiers. Seoul says President Volodymyr Zelenskyy breached a confidentiality agreement by disclosing it at the UN General Assembly, while Kyiv denies any such agreement existed. The soldiers, from a North Korean contingent sent to support Russia, sought asylum in South Korea because they feared execution if returned home.

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LIVE: Bangkok deals with flooding after days of heavy rainWorld53:58

Flooding continues in Bangkok’s low-lying areas after days of heavy rain. Thousands have been forced to evacuate, while the water has disrupted traffic and businesses across the capital.

TThe Associated Press
Pope Leo meets abuse survivors, vows Church reformSociety1:55

Pope Leo spent two hours meeting seven survivors of clerical abuse in France and pledged to reform the Church. One survivor said the encounter led him to attend Mass for the first time in 65 years.

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Pastor jailed in China freed after desperate plea to TrumpWorld

Grace Jin Drexel, Bill Drexel and newly freed pastor Ezra Jin Mingri appear on Fox News Sunday to discuss Mingri’s imprisonment in China and his emotional return home after his release.

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Latest news bulletin | September 28, 2026 – MorningOther

A morning bulletin reviewing the most important stories from Europe and beyond on September 28, 2026, including world, business, entertainment, politics, culture and travel news.

Eeuronews
Bond Slide Resumes as Middle East Tensions Boost OilEconomy

Government bonds resume their decline as tensions in the Middle East lift oil prices. Traders are watching a flattening US yield curve, while Iran refuses to soften its demands in an offer concerning Hormuz.

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LIVE: Bangkok deals with flooding after days of heavy rainWorld

Flooding continues in low-lying parts of Bangkok after days of heavy rain. Thousands of people have been evacuated, while the waters have disrupted traffic and businesses across the capital.

TThe Associated Press
US, China Release Product List for $30B Tariff DealEconomy

The US and China have released a product list tied to a $30 billion tariff deal. The program also covers a US envoy’s statement that Washington’s Taiwan position remains unchanged after Xi Jinping’s state visit and the disclosed outcomes of the Trump-Xi summit.

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Europe seeks a prescription to clean up the Baltic SeaScience

Paracetamol, ibuprofen, carbamazepine, diclofenac and other pharmaceuticals are being detected in the Baltic Sea. Researchers say changes to how some medicines are prescribed, used and disposed of could reduce the flow of drug pollution into the sea.

Eeuronews
Why everyone’s a creator — even the CEOSociety

Everyone needs a personal brand, from a company’s newest intern to its most established CEO. In the second film in the series, FT Working It editor Isabel Berwick explains how to use that brand’s power as the rules of engagement change rapidly in the AI era.

FFinancial Times
Cuba Warns US Sanctions Are Blocking ReformPolitics

Cuban Deputy Foreign Minister Carlos Fernández de Cossío says Havana remains ready to talk with Washington, but continued sanctions and economic pressure are hampering efforts to reform the economy. He says Cuba would welcome more US investment and hopes negotiations can ultimately end the confrontation.

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Five arrested on terrorism charges near UK airbase used by US military, police sayWorld

Five men were arrested in Whelford near RAF Fairford in southwestern England on suspicion of explosives offences after three suspicious vehicles were reported heading toward the base. Police established a 400-metre safety perimeter around the vehicles and advised residents of…

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Nepal floods stretch aid groups as 49 districts face high risk, analyst saysWorld

Heavy rain and storms have caused floods and landslides in Nepal, killing at least 14 people and leaving 11 missing, according to local authorities. They warn of further flash floods. A month after catastrophic flooding, renewed rain is worsening conditions, while thousands of children still lack dependable access to clean water.

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What's behind anti-terror arrests near UK airbase?World

Five men have been arrested near a British airbase used by US bombers involved in strikes against Iran. Donald Trump says they planned to cause “big damage,” but British authorities have not confirmed the target, motive or whether an attack was actually possible. Former CIA analyst Gail Helt assesses the seriousness of the threat.

DDW News
Companies should not use AI as an excuse to cut costs: Tan Kiat HowTech

Senior Minister of State for Digital Development and Information Tan Kiat How said companies that adopt AI mainly to reduce headcount could undermine their future growth. As AI becomes more accessible, he said experienced employees are increasingly valuable because they understand customer and industry pain points, and urged firms to involve staff in pursuing AI-related opportunities.

CCNA
NEW DETAILS: China pushes back against US on CubaWorld

Gatestone Institute distinguished senior fellow Gordon Chang and Fox News contributor Michael Pillsbury analyze on 'Fox News Sunday' China's opposition to what they describe as the U.S. 'threatening' Cuba.

FFox News
ABC World News Tonight with David Muir Full Broadcast — Sept. 27, 2026World

The broadcast covers authorities stopping a possible terror attack near London at a U.S. base, a powerful nor’easter that battered the East Coast, a patient’s attack on Miami hospital employees and a nurse’s $5 million lawsuit, plus National Guard aid after Hurricane Nolo struck Hawaii.

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