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Sánchez gambles on early election as Spain’s housing crisis boils over
Pedro Sánchez has called a snap Spanish general election for 29 November after Congress rejected emergency housing measures, deepening a crisis over rents and evictions.
Mass school protests sweep France as students demand education reform
Hundreds of thousands march across France as students, parents, and teachers demand urgent fixes to a crumbling education system.
Germany arrests former spy chief August Hanning for alleged treason and espionage
Germany’s ex-spy chief August Hanning is arrested over alleged espionage involving 2,000 BND documents, to prepare an intelligence analysis for a foreign service.
Abiy Ahmed Begins New Term as Ethiopia Renews Push for Red Sea Access
Ethiopia’s Abiy Ahmed begins a new term amid renewed fighting in Tigray and growing tensions over his demand for peaceful access to the Red Sea.
G7 agrees to release up to 100million barrels of oil and diesel after Trump pressure
G7 nations agreed to release up to 100 million barrels of oil and diesel after US pressure, but much of the total may come from existing IEA pledges.
Ethiopian federal forces retake Mekelle as Tigray conflict escalates
Ethiopian government forces have seized full control of Mekelle, the capital of the Tigray region, after opposition fighters retreated.
Wounded Captain and Passengers Foil Co-Pilot’s Attempt to Crash Flydubai Flight
A Flydubai flight from Dubai to Tel Aviv landed safely in Saudi Arabia after its co-pilot allegedly attacked the captain mid-air.
US ends two-decade military presence in Iraq, declaring a new era of sovereignty
US forces end two-decade Iraq presence on Sept 30, 2026, as Baghdad declares Sovereignty Day; Iran cheers, but Kurdish leaders warn of a widening security vacuum.
Morocco appoints its first female prime minister in historic political shift
El Mansouri is forming Morocco’s next government after her Authenticity and Modernity Party emerged as the largest force in parliamentary elections.
Trump Rejects Iran’s Seven-Day Plan to Reopen Strait of Hormuz
Trump rejects Iran’s seven-day plan to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, ease sanctions and restart negotiations, deepening tensions across the Middle East.
Trump–Xi summit ends with pageantry, modest deals, and an AI “super intelligence” hotline
Trump and Xi end a three-day White House state visit with pageantry, a two-month trade truce extension, $30B in tariff cuts, coal buys, and a new "super intelligence" AI hotline.
Judge Orders White House to Restore Access for CNN, MS NOW and Politico
A federal judge ordered Trump’s administration to restore White House access for CNN, MS NOW and Politico after ruling the media ban likely unconstitutional.
Trump Calls for US to Rename AI ‘Super Intelligence’
Trump says the US will rename artificial intelligence “super intelligence,” sparking debate over AI’s capabilities, regulation and future.
White House launches Trump TV amid lawsuit from banned outlets
Trump bars CNN, Politico and MS NOW from the White House; outlets sue over First Amendment rights as TV networks boycott pool coverage and the administration launches Trump TV.
Trump announces ‘AI Force’ and new AI czar, doubling down on pro‑growth stance
Trump announces a federal “AI Force” and new AI czar, modeled on Space Force, to keep the US ahead of China while rejecting new rules that could slow AI growth.
US, Denmark and Greenland reach Arctic security deal after months of annexation threats
US, Denmark and Greenland reach a landmark security deal expanding permanent US military rights in Greenland.
Turkey’s LGBTQ+ crackdown expands as authorities target activists, venues and protesters
Turkey’s LGBTQ+ crackdown has expanded across 15 provinces, with activists, rights groups, venues and protesters targeted in raids and arrests.
China rejects US-led AI slowdown call as “Cold War playbook” but urges greater AI oversight
Beijing has formally dismissed US tech leaders’ calls for a coordinated AI slowdown as "Cold War playbook".
AI leaders call for slowdown — and US response splits between labs and Washington
US AI leaders — Anthropic’s Dario Amodei, OpenAI’s Sam Altman and xAI’s Elon Musk — publicly called for a slowdown in frontier AI development citing safety concerns.
Europe stakes its claim in orbit: Inside the Paris Space Summit
Paris Space Summit 2026: Europe unveils €20B deals, IRIS² satellite contracts, and Macron’s push for crewed spaceflight autonomy by 2035.