World
Asian stocks falter as oil prices exceed $100/barrel
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Asian stocks plunged into red as oil prices exceeded $100/barrel amid Middle East risks, fueling concerns that the Fed would raise interest rates in this week's meeting.
Houthi affirms maritime activities in the Red Sea remain stable
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The Red Sea port management agency controlled by the Houthi said that traffic through the Bab al Mandab strait remained stable, reaching 96% of the normal level after the fighting.
US judge postpones regulations tightening the length of stay for students and foreign journalists
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Federal judges have blocked new regulations on tightening the stay limit for foreign students and journalists allowed to stay in the US.
El Nino reaches its peak, highly likely to break the historical record
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El Nino has reached its maximum and has a 75% chance of breaking records since 1950.
Leaked line of bringing nearly 2 million USD of aircraft components from the US abroad
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A citizen with 3 nationalities of Russia, Estonia and Switzerland pleaded guilty in the US related to a line of bringing aviation and aerospace components abroad.
Hurricane Lowell accelerates, may replace the storm in the next 24-48 hours
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Hurricane Lowell suddenly changed direction to the east and accelerated its movement, possibly soon experiencing a new eye-catching hurricane cycle as it approaches Hawaii.
New Australian bill forces social media to allow bot bot botting algorithms
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The Australian government is preparing to enact a law forcing technology companies to allow users to turn off algorithms and self-determine the content displayed on their personal pages.
At least 10 people killed in fireworks explosion in Mexico
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Local authorities confirmed a fireworks explosion kept in a church in central Mexico, killing at least 10 people and injuring 64 others.
North Korea declares to develop navy into nuclear force
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North Korea is committed to developing its navy into a nuclear-powered force, in the context of the US, South Korea and Japan preparing for sea exercises.
Boeing plane crashes off runway, crashes into a series of vehicles at US airport
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A Amazon cargo plane skidded off the runway at Miami International Airport, crashed into vehicles and caught fire, killing 5 people and injuring 5 others.
Iran declares complete closure of the Strait of Hormuz, establishes new restrictive zone
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Iran announced it would establish a new restrictive zone outside the Strait of Hormuz, and warned of sanctions against ships entering this area without cooperation with Tehran.
Iran threatens to respond to the US more strongly
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Iran's top negotiator on September 6 threatened to respond more decisively to any new US attack.
World on September 7th: Ukraine says new US peace proposal is more effective
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US makes new proposal to end Ukraine conflict, Israel airstrikes Lebanon, Britain blocks boat carrying 140 migrants... are noteworthy international news.
Japan's 200 Yen high-end ice cubes conquer the world market
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From crystal-like clear ice, Japanese artisans have created high-end products for export to many markets around the world.
US Special Envoy holds talks with Ukrainian President
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Two US special envoys held talks with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on September 6.
Famous Egyptian MC and 11 accomplices sentenced to death
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A large-scale drug case exposes the dark side behind a familiar face of Egyptian television.
US missile sinks Iranian oil tanker
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The US Central Command (CENTCOM) said that Iran's oil tanker M/T Kylo sank in the Gulf of Oman after being attacked by US forces.
World 24h: Wildfires spreading in Europe
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World news 6/9: Airport in Indonesia temporarily closed due to volcanic ash; Forest fires spread to Europe...
Former US Senator says Russians have many similarities with Americans
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A former US congressman called on Russia and the US to strengthen contact, saying that people of the two countries need to meet to understand each other better and reduce prejudice.
Volcano in Indonesia suddenly erupts, ash rises thousands of meters high
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Mount Semeru in Indonesia erupts, pushing ash to an altitude of 4,676m, forcing authorities to ban people and tourists from accessing the area around the crater.
