OtherTrump says Putin will not attack NATO territory, reports The Hindu
According to The Hindu, Trump said Putin will not attack NATO territory, and the Kremlin denied reports that the US warned Russia could take action against Europe.
Impact: Signs of easing in US-Russia relations, but the Kremlin denies the reports, leaving the situation uncertain.
OtherUS Patriot missile stockpile in Europe reportedly depleted, reports France 24 #2
According to France 24 #2, the US military's stockpile of Patriot missile interceptors in Europe is reportedly severely depleted due to consumption in the war with Iran, raising concerns about NATO's ability to respond to potential Russian ballistic missile attacks. The situation is yet to be further verified.
Impact: Air defense capabilities in Europe may face pressure, and NATO's reliability in responding to potential missile threats may be questioned.
OtherAustralia-China Pacific competition intensifies after Chinese ICBM test, reports Nikkei Asia
According to Nikkei Asia, competition between Australia and China in the Pacific region has reportedly intensified following China's intercontinental ballistic missile test. The situation is yet to be further verified.
Impact: China's ICBM test may intensify the strategic competition between Australia and China in the Pacific region.
OtherIran's Revolutionary Guard says ready for counter-infiltration, reports China News Service
According to China News Service, the intelligence department of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps issued a report saying it is prepared for counter-infiltration in response to US and Israeli movements.
OtherTamil Nadu's August rainfall deficit narrows, weak rains expected until Sept 1, reports The Hindu
According to The Hindu, Tamil Nadu's August rainfall deficit has narrowed, but weak rains are expected to continue until September 1, potentially affecting agricultural irrigation and crop growth.
OtherUS consults NATO allies on European force review, reports The Hindu
According to The Hindu, the US is consulting NATO allies on a review of its force deployment in Europe, and NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte emphasized progress by allies in increasing defense spending and procurement of key capabilities.
OtherUK welcomes Syrian Democratic Forces' integration into central government, reports UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office
According to the UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office, the UK welcomed the announcement by the Syrian Democratic Forces to dissolve and integrate into the central government structure at a UN Security Council meeting.
OtherNepal flash floods reportedly kill hundreds, thousands missing, reports RT News
According to RT News, catastrophic flash floods in the mountainous northern region of Nepal have reportedly killed at least 359 people, with thousands missing and severe infrastructure damage. There are also casualties and missing persons in China's border areas. The situation is yet to be further verified.
OtherRescue efforts hampered in Nepal-Tibet floods, over 1,000 missing, reports France 24 #2
According to France 24 #2, severe flash floods in Nepal and Tibet have reportedly caused over 1,000 missing persons, and rescue efforts face great difficulties due to bad weather, mountainous terrain, and lack of infrastructure. The situation is yet to be further verified.
OtherQatar PM visits Iran for mediation, Iranian president calls for Islamic unity, reports China News Service
According to China News Service, Qatar's Prime Minister visited Iran for diplomatic mediation, and the Iranian president called for unity among Islamic nations, with reports saying it aims to ease regional tensions.
OtherNepal floods kill 362, China provides emergency aid, reports France 24 #3
According to France 24 #3, severe floods in the Nepal-Tibet border region have reportedly caused significant casualties, and China has launched emergency rescue operations. The situation is yet to be further verified.
OtherSix months after alleged US strike on Iranian school, reports Al Jazeera Middle East
According to Al Jazeera Middle East, six months have passed since an alleged US missile strike on a school in Iran, which reportedly killed at least 170 people, most of them children. The situation is yet to be further verified.
OtherKenya gold discovery triggers gold rush, according to France 24 #3
According to France 24 #3, the discovery of gold in a small Kenyan village has attracted thousands of people hoping to get rich, but there are risks.
OtherIsraeli settlers attack Palestinian factory, threatening economic stability, according to Al Jazeera Middle East
According to Al Jazeera Middle East, violence by Israeli settlers against a Palestinian factory could undermine the fragile Palestinian economy.
OtherUK and Ukraine sign comprehensive security and prosperity agreement, according to UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office
According to the UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office, the UK government has presented to Parliament a Comprehensive Security Integration and Prosperity Agreement with Ukraine, which is reported to deepen bilateral security and economic cooperation.
OtherOIV Director General: China has potential to become a major producer of quality wines, according to China News Service
According to China News Service, International Organisation of Vine and Wine (OIV) Director General John Barker said that Chinese wines are of high quality, demonstrating an understanding of terroir and commitment to sustainable development, and that China has the capacity to become a major producer of quality wines.
OtherUN Security Council focuses on Syria's transition process, according to Global Issues News
According to Global Issues News, the UN Security Council met to discuss Syria's transition process after years of war, including developments such as the disbanding of Kurdish forces and the US removal of them from the terrorism list. Senior UN officials called for international support to address challenges.
OtherPonorogo promotes halal certification to boost SME competitiveness, according to ANTARA News Jawa Timur
According to ANTARA News Jawa Timur, the Ponorogo district government in East Java, Indonesia, is promoting halal certification for small and medium enterprises to enhance their competitiveness. This involves local specialty foods such as satay and cendol.
OtherIndonesian lawmaker aids drought-stricken village in Pamekasan with drilling, according to ANTARA News Jawa Timur
According to ANTARA News Jawa Timur, Indonesian parliament member Ansari provided drilling assistance in Kertagena Laok village, Pamekasan district, to alleviate drought and clean water shortages.
OtherMadiun district government promotes konjac rice at Apkasi Autonomy Expo, according to ANTARA News Jawa Timur
According to ANTARA News Jawa Timur, the Madiun district government is promoting its specialty agricultural product, konjac rice, at the 2026 Apkasi Autonomy Expo, which is reported to enhance the product's visibility and market influence.
OtherCanada's national broadcaster allegedly told staff to avoid calling 9/11 a terrorist attack, according to RT News
According to RT News, it is alleged that the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) issued internal language guidance around the 25th anniversary of 9/11, instructing staff to avoid referring to the 9/11 attacks as 'terrorist attacks', sparking controversy. A CBC spokesperson denied the claim, saying it was just a reminder to journalists to follow existing policy on the use of the term 'terrorism'. The situation remains to be further clarified.
OtherFour key takeaways from France's first presidential debate, according to Google News - World
According to Google News - World, French presidential candidates held their first debate, with Le Pen trying to win business support and pledging to cut spending. The debate highlighted challenges facing centrist candidates.
OtherProgressives condemn pro-Israel Democrat appointed to key House subcommittee post, according to The New York Times
According to The New York Times, Florida Democratic Representative Jared Moskowitz was selected as the senior member of a key subcommittee responsible for Middle East policy, drawing criticism from progressive figures.
OtherFall 2026 COVID-19 vaccine approved: priority for elderly and high-risk groups, according to The New York Times
According to The New York Times, the United States approved a new COVID-19 vaccine for fall 2026, with priority recommended for people aged 65 and older and younger people with underlying conditions; others may use it off-label.
OtherDR Congo government suspends academic activities in M23-controlled areas, according to France 24 #3
According to France 24 #3, the DR Congo government has announced the suspension of academic activities in the eastern AFC/M23-controlled areas, a move that comes days before the start of the school year and has drawn mixed reactions.
OtherNepal flood survivors reportedly in shock: 'They all died, but I am alive' - The New York Times
According to The New York Times, severe flooding in Nepal's Rasuwa district has caused significant casualties, leaving survivors in a state of shock. Rescue efforts are ongoing, but the full extent of damage and impact is yet to be assessed. The situation awaits further verification.
OtherBBC misidentifies Russian advisor, sparking media trust crisis - RT News
According to RT News, the BBC erroneously described Russian political commentator Andrei Fedorov as a 'Kremlin advisor' and based its reporting on his remarks about a potential attack on a UK drone factory, leading to a controversy over media credibility.
OtherFrequent kidnappings in Nigeria fuel public anger - Al Jazeera Middle East
According to Al Jazeera Middle East, Nigeria has witnessed another mass kidnapping incident, fueling growing public anger.
OtherTrump signs executive order renaming Lake Ontario 'American Lake', escalating US-Canada tensions - Times of India
According to Times of India, Trump has signed an executive order to rename Lake Ontario as 'American Lake' in official US geographic naming, a move that escalates US-Canada tensions, though Canada is not bound by it.
OtherNearly 300 Indians reportedly missing in Nepal floods; Indian MEA sets up emergency cell - Times of India
According to Times of India, severe flooding in Nepal has reportedly led to the disappearance of nearly 300 Indian citizens, prompting India's Ministry of External Affairs to establish a special control room to coordinate rescue and consular services. The situation awaits further verification.
OtherSyrian Kurdish female fighters discuss merger with Interior Ministry - The Hindu
According to The Hindu, Syrian Kurdish female fighters are in talks with the Interior Ministry about merging, following the Kurdish armed forces leader's announcement of dissolving the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF).
OtherIndia and China reach consensus on clarifying LAC perceptions - The Hindu
According to The Hindu, India and China have issued an eight-point outcome document discussing improvements in understanding of the Line of Actual Control (LAC) to enhance border management.
OtherResidents of Qusra fear permanent Israeli presence - Al Jazeera Middle East
According to Al Jazeera Middle East, Israeli forces have installed three new metal gates near the homes of Palestinian residents in Qusra, heightening residents' fears of a permanent Israeli presence.
OtherForest fire near Mount Semeru continues to spread - ANTARA News
According to ANTARA News, the forest fire in Ranu Kembar near Mount Semeru in East Java, Indonesia, continues to spread and had not been contained as of the evening of August 27.
OtherIndia's first high-speed rail project cost doubles to Rs 2.1 trillion - Times of India
According to Times of India, the cost estimate for India's first high-speed rail project (Mumbai-Ahmedabad) has doubled from the initial Rs 1.1 trillion to Rs 2.1 trillion. The project has also spurred the development of indigenous high-speed rail technology, with the first domestically produced high-speed train expected to be launched in 2027.
OtherLIC subscribes to Bajaj Finance bonds worth Rs 50 billion - The Hindu
According to The Hindu, India's Life Insurance Corporation (LIC) has subscribed to non-convertible debentures issued by Bajaj Finance, with a face value of Rs 100,000 each, totaling Rs 50 billion, classified as non-deposit taking NBFC bonds.
OtherNepal flash floods death toll reportedly rises to 362, with 1,000 missing, according to The Hindu
According to The Hindu, severe flash floods in Nepal's Nuwakot district have reportedly caused significant casualties and disappearances. The situation is yet to be further verified.
OtherPentagon reportedly discovers hidden classified documents on Afghanistan withdrawal, according to RT News
According to RT News, a Pentagon review panel found deliberately hidden classified documents during the Afghanistan withdrawal investigation, possibly involving the previous administration's cover-up of failures. The contents of the documents have not been made public, but the investigation promises to pursue the matter to the end.
Other2027 French presidential election: startups expect candidate policies, according to France 24 #3
According to France 24 #3, the French employers' association (Medef) calls for political courage, asking candidates to give businesses more freedom, while startups and French Tech focus on policy support.
OtherCentral Water Commission to hold meeting on Andhra Pradesh-Telangana water dispute, according to The Hindu
According to The Hindu, the Central Water Commission (CWC) will hold a meeting on September 7 regarding the water rights dispute between Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, and a separate meeting on September 1 for the Tummidihatti project.
Other32 pilgrims from West Bengal reportedly missing in Nepal flash floods, according to The Hindu
According to The Hindu, flash floods in Nepal have reportedly caused 32 pilgrims from West Bengal to go missing. The West Bengal government is coordinating search and rescue efforts with the Indian Embassy in Kathmandu. The situation is yet to be further verified.
OtherIndian fisheries organizations demand FAO recognition, according to Global Issues News
According to Global Issues News, Indian fisheries organizations demand that the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) recognize their status to enhance India's fisheries global recognition. India is the world's second-largest fish producer, with fisheries accounting for 7.43% of agricultural GVA.
OtherTrump administration expands deportation flights to Haiti, according to The New York Times
According to The New York Times, the Trump administration plans to expand flights deporting people to Haiti, with increases starting as early as this week.
OtherUS to withdraw 200 soldiers deployed to Nigeria during Trump era, according to The New York Times
According to The New York Times, the United States has decided to withdraw 200 soldiers previously deployed to Nigeria during the Trump administration. This move involves adjustments to the US military presence in Africa.
OtherDRDO extends AMCA project RFP submission deadline to October 30, according to The Hindu BusinessLine
According to The Hindu BusinessLine, the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) has extended the submission deadline for the Request for Proposal (RFP) for the Advanced Medium Combat Aircraft (AMCA) project to October 30. The project is valued at ₹150 billion. Bids will open on October 31 to select five AMC...
OtherRainfall deficiency: free online crop management training on August 30, according to The Hindu
According to The Hindu, due to rainfall deficiency, a free online crop management training will be held on August 30 to help farmers cope with drought impacts.
OtherIsrael reportedly attempts to dominate Gaza war narrative, according to France 24 #3
According to France 24 #3, Israel reportedly attempts to dominate the international narrative in the Gaza conflict through information warfare, linking some victims to Hamas. French media has analyzed this. The situation is yet to be further verified.
OtherAfter Meta US settlement, EU urges stronger child protection, according to France 24 #3
According to France 24 #3, after Meta reached an agreement with the US regarding teenagers' use of Facebook and Instagram, the European Commission urges Meta to take similar measures in the EU to protect children's online safety.
OtherIndonesia: Bromo Volcano Forest Fire Rapidly Extinguished
According to ANTARA News Jawa Timur, a forest and land fire occurred in the Bromo Volcano area in East Java, Indonesia, and a joint team acted quickly to extinguish the fire.
OtherSuzuki's Three Models Become Top Sellers in East Java
According to ANTARA News Jawa Timur, Suzuki's three models (New Carry, XL7, Fronx) sold over 5,000 units in East Java, a year-on-year increase of 62%.
OtherMagetan District Government Stabilizes Food Prices Through Affordable Market
According to ANTARA News Jawa Timur, the Magetan District Government in East Java, Indonesia, held affordable market activities to stabilize basic food prices and ensure market supply.
OtherForeign Enterprise 'Qinghai Tour' Held to Build Two-Way Connection Bridge
According to China News Service, the 'Qinghai Tour' for foreign enterprises, co-hosted by the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade and the Qinghai Provincial Government, was held in Xining, attracting over 30 foreign trade promotion agencies, business associations, and 60 executives from Chinese and foreign enterprises. The event aims to promote two-way investment cooperation and explore new opportunities for plateau opening-up.
OtherHongqiao International Central Business District Releases '15th Five-Year' Plan to Become First Stop for Yangtze River Delta Enterprises Going Global
According to China News Service, Shanghai Hongqiao International Central Business District released its '15th Five-Year' plan, which aims to build a collaborative model of 'Hongqiao services, Yangtze River Delta manufacturing, global market' to help enterprises go global.
OtherBosnian Serb General Mladic Dies
According to Al Jazeera Middle East, Bosnian Serb General Ratko Mladic has died. He was sentenced to life imprisonment for genocide and crimes against humanity.
OtherVenezuelan Former Lieutenant Colonel Actor Deported
According to The New York Times, a former lieutenant colonel of the Venezuelan National Guard residing in Florida was deported, and his related lawsuit was consequently interrupted.
OtherFormer Bosnian Serb War Criminal Mladic Dies at 84
According to Google News - World, former Bosnian Serb military commander Ratko Mladic died in prison at the age of 84. He had been convicted of crimes including genocide.
OtherBarcelona Cancels Tribute to Spain's World Cup Win as Fans Show Support for Catalan Flag
According to Al Jazeera Middle East, Barcelona football club canceled a planned tribute after Spain won the World Cup due to fans' support for the Catalan independence flag.
OtherX Platform Restores Account of New York Hindu Organization
According to Times of India, social media platform X restored the account of the American Hindu Engagement and Dialogue Forum (AHEAD Forum) after a brief suspension. The organization had planned to hold an event in New York.
OtherJudge Rules Trump's Name Temporarily Not on Kennedy Center
According to The New York Times, a judge temporarily blocked the addition of Trump's name to the Kennedy Center. Although the name has been removed, construction scaffolding and tarpaulins remain outside.
OtherAlleged Bosnian War Crimes General Mladic Dies
According to Google News - World, former Bosnian Serb General Ratko Mladic, convicted of war crimes, reportedly died in The Hague recently at the age of 83 or 84. The situation is yet to be further verified.
OtherAccording to Al Jazeera Middle East: Belugas and dolphins from Canadian marine park rescued and transported to Spain
According to Al Jazeera Middle East, two beluga whales and four dolphins from a Canadian marine park were transferred to an aquarium in Spain.
OtherAccording to France 24 #2: Trump signs executive order renaming Lake Ontario 'American Lake', Canadian PM opposes
According to France 24 #2, U.S. President Trump signed an executive order renaming Lake Ontario to 'American Lake'. Canadian Prime Minister Carney opposed the move citing Indigenous heritage, straining U.S.-Canada relations.
OtherAccording to Al Jazeera Middle East: Bosnians react strongly to Mladic's death
According to Al Jazeera Middle East, Bosnians reacted to the death of Ratko Mladic, known as the 'Butcher of Bosnia', with some saying his family should not mourn either.
OtherAccording to Al Jazeera Middle East: Nigerian football federation president reportedly resigns over corruption allegations
According to Al Jazeera Middle East, the president of the Nigerian Football Federation resigned over corruption allegations, and the presidency has ordered a comprehensive reform of football governance. The claims are yet to be further verified.
OtherAccording to The Hindu: Kerala government approves technical plan for first phase of Kochi bus terminal
According to The Hindu, the Kerala government issued technical clearance for the first phase of the KSRTC bus terminal project at Karikkamury, Kochi. The Public Works Department will invite tenders in early September, with completion expected within a year.
OtherAccording to Yahoo News - World: Pakistani PM reportedly suspends senior health officials after hospital fire kills 14 newborns
According to Yahoo News - World, a hospital fire in Pakistan killed 14 newborns, leading the Prime Minister to suspend senior health officials. The situation is yet to be further verified.
OtherAccording to DW (Deutsche Welle): Srebrenica butcher Mladic dies at 84
According to DW (Deutsche Welle), Ratko Mladic, a key figure during the Bosnian War, died in detention in The Hague at the age of 84. He had been convicted of genocide and other crimes, including the Srebrenica massacre.
OtherAccording to The New York Times: Father wants to buy a gun, family safety perspective shifts
According to The New York Times, the article discusses the impact of personal gun ownership on family safety and calls for redefining the gun debate.
OtherAccording to The New York Times: Canadian universities attract top American scholars
According to The New York Times, Canadian universities are recruiting scholars from top U.S. universities, forming a trend of talent flow.
OtherAccording to ABC News: Trump signs executive order renaming Lake Ontario 'American Lake'
According to ABC News, Trump signed an executive order renaming Lake Ontario to 'American Lake', effective immediately. This move may affect U.S.-Canada relations and geographic identifiers.
OtherAccording to Al Jazeera Middle East: Parents who lost children question Meta settlement
According to Al Jazeera Middle East, some American parents who lost children due to social media harm are questioning the settlement with Meta, saying they were deprived of evidence about Meta's knowledge of its products' harms.
OtherAccording to Sky News: Trump signs executive order renaming Lake Ontario
According to Sky News, Trump signed an executive order renaming Lake Ontario within the U.S. to 'American Lake'. The move is a symbolic political act and does not directly affect commodity markets.
OtherAccording to BBC News (Top): Norwegian King Harald's condition worsens, people lay flowers in tribute
According to BBC News (Top), Norwegian King Harald V's condition has worsened. Royal family members visited the hospital, and people laid flowers outside the palace to show concern.
OtherAccording to Google News - World: Former Bosnian Serb commander Mladic dies at 84
According to Google News - World, former Bosnian Serb military commander Ratko Mladic died in prison at the age of 84. He had been convicted of genocide.
OtherAccording to ANTARA News: Indonesian Foreign Ministry confirms no citizens killed or missing in China-Nepal border floods
According to ANTARA News, the Indonesian Foreign Ministry confirmed that no Indonesian citizens were killed or missing in the floods on the China-Nepal border. Further verification is pending.
OtherAccording to DW (Deutsche Welle): Former Bosnian Serb military leader Mladic dies at 84
According to DW (Deutsche Welle), former Bosnian Serb military leader Ratko Mladic has died at the age of 84. He was convicted of genocide during the 1992-1995 Bosnian War. Further verification is pending.
OtherAccording to ANTARA News: West Nile virus kills one in Netherlands
According to ANTARA News, the Netherlands confirmed the death of a patient with locally acquired West Nile virus, another case of local transmission. Further verification is pending.
OtherAccording to The Hindu: 13 from Karnataka stranded in Nepal and Tibet due to flash floods
According to The Hindu, 13 people from Karnataka are stranded due to flash floods in Nepal and Tibet, most in Timure, Rasuwa District, Nepal, and a few in Darchen, Ngari Prefecture, Tibet.
OtherAccording to Al Jazeera Middle East: Bosnian war criminal Mladic dies at 84
According to Al Jazeera Middle East, Bosnian Serb war criminal Ratko Mladic died in prison at the age of 84. He was convicted of genocide for the Srebrenica massacre.
OtherAccording to ANTARA News Jawa Timur: Indonesian President attends opening of NU's 35th Congress
According to ANTARA News Jawa Timur, Indonesian President Prabowo attended the opening of NU's 35th Congress in Jombang and jointly beat a drum with NU's top leader to start the event.
OtherAccording to The Hindu: Lok Samvardhan Parv-2026 to be held in Bengaluru for five days
According to The Hindu, India will host a five-day Lok Samvardhan Parv-2026 event in Bengaluru starting September 26.
OtherAccording to ANTARA News: Huawei to launch flagship wearable in Munich on September 2
According to ANTARA News, Huawei announced it will hold a 'Chase the Wild' event in Munich on September 2 to launch a flagship wearable device.
OtherAccording to The New York Times: Uruguay's democratic socialist becomes party favorite
According to The New York Times, Uruguay's democratic socialist has become popular within the party and is in the spotlight.
OtherAccording to Al Jazeera Middle East: Butcher of Bosnia Mladic dies at 84
According to Al Jazeera Middle East, Bosnian Serb general Ratko Mladic has died at the age of 84. He was known as the 'Butcher of Bosnia'.
OtherFormer Bosnian Serb military commander Mladic dies, according to France 24 #3
According to France 24 #3, Ratko Mladic, the former Bosnian Serb military commander known as the 'Butcher of Bosnia', died on Thursday.
OtherManchester City signs Moroccan talent Bouaddi, according to France 24 #3
According to France 24 #3, Manchester City football club has signed Moroccan midfielder Ayyoub Bouaddi from Lille, and he will begin a new chapter in Ligue 1.
OtherFormer Bosnian genocide general Mladic dies in UN custody, according to France 24 #2
According to France 24 #2, former general Ratko Mladic, convicted of genocide in Bosnia, has died in UN custody. He was found guilty for orchestrating the 1995 Srebrenica massacre.
OtherPrabowo opens 35th Congress of Nahdlatul Ulama, according to ANTARA News
According to ANTARA News, Indonesian President Prabowo opened the 35th Congress of Nahdlatul Ulama in Jombang. The organization is Indonesia's largest Islamic organization and holds significant political influence.
OtherIndonesia's Coordinating Ministry for Social Empowerment confirms SMK Go Global project on track, according to ANTARA News Jawa Timur
According to ANTARA News Jawa Timur, Indonesia's Coordinating Ministry for Social Empowerment confirmed that the SMK Go Global project is running well. As part of a national strategy, reports indicate it aims to reduce unemployment and improve social welfare.
OtherIndia extends AMCA fighter jet bid deadline to October 30, according to The Hindu
According to The Hindu, India's defense ministry has extended the bid deadline for the indigenous fifth-generation fighter jet AMCA by two months to October 30, 2026.
OtherFormer Bosnian Serb general Mladic reportedly dies in prison at 84, according to ABC News
According to ABC News, former Bosnian Serb military leader Ratko Mladic reportedly died while serving his sentence at the age of 84. He had been sentenced to life imprisonment for war crimes. The situation is pending further verification.
OtherUEFA reportedly to sue FIFA president Infantino over mismanagement, according to France 24 #3
According to France 24 #3, UEFA is preparing to take legal action against FIFA president Infantino, accusing him of mismanagement in a project opening the World Cup to private investors.
OtherPrabowo emphasizes Nahdlatul Ulama's role in maintaining national stability, according to ANTARA News Jawa Timur
According to ANTARA News Jawa Timur, Indonesian President Prabowo emphasized the important role of Nahdlatul Ulama in maintaining national stability and the future at the organization's congress.
Other170 Semeru volcano climbers evacuated due to forest fire arrive at Ranupani, according to ANTARA News Jawa Timur
According to ANTARA News Jawa Timur, 170 climbers from Mount Semeru were evacuated due to a forest fire in the Ranuklumbung block and have safely arrived at Ranupani village.
OtherIndonesia's Food Coordinating Minister stresses development must achieve social equity, according to ANTARA News Jawa Timur
According to ANTARA News Jawa Timur, Indonesia's Food Coordinating Minister Zulkifli Hasan emphasized that national development must continue the ideals of the founding fathers to achieve a fair and prosperous society.
OtherHawaii mangrove invasion threatens wetlands and endangered birds, removal plan launched, according to Times of India
According to Times of India, environmental teams in Hawaii plan to remove invasive mangroves in the Kailua area to restore wetland ecosystems and protect endangered waterbirds. The project is expected to start in September 2026, last several years, and be funded by community volunteers and foundations.
OtherReported by Google News - World: Bosnian Serb War Criminal Mladic Dies
According to Google News - World, it is reported that Ratko Mladic, the former Bosnian Serb military commander convicted of war crimes, genocide, and other crimes, has died. The situation is pending further verification.
OtherReported by France 24 #2: Alleged 9/11 Mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed to Face Trial in 2028
According to France 24 #2, a spokesman for the U.S. military court at Guantanamo announced that Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, accused of planning the 9/11 attacks, will face trial in June 2028.
OtherReported by Deutsche Welle German News: Symbol of Bosnian War: Ratko Mladic Dies
According to Deutsche Welle German News, it is reported that Ratko Mladic, a key figure in the Bosnian War who was convicted of genocide in Srebrenica, has died. The situation is pending further verification.
OtherReported by The New York Times: Government Lawyer Appointed Head of Capital Planning Commission to Review Trump Construction Projects
According to The New York Times, Trump administration lawyer Mark Paoletta has been appointed chairman of the National Capital Planning Commission, which will review construction projects planned by President Trump, including an arch.
OtherReported by The New York Times: Author of 'The Anxious Generation' Haidt Comments on Meta Settlement
According to The New York Times, Jonathan Haidt, author of 'The Anxious Generation', commented on the Meta settlement case; the book focuses on the harm of social media to children.
OtherReported by ANTARA News: Opening of 35th NU Congress in Indonesia, Muhammadiyah Provides Thousands of Meals
According to ANTARA News, the 35th congress of the Indonesian Islamic organization NU opened on August 27, 2026, with the Muhammadiyah organization preparing 10,000 meals for attendees.
OtherReported by ANTARA News Jawa Timur: Indonesian Government Relocates Bornean Orangutans to Safe Areas Due to Severe Drought
According to ANTARA News Jawa Timur, Indonesian authorities relocated three critically endangered Bornean orangutans to safer protected areas in West Kalimantan to cope with the effects of a severe drought.
OtherReported by The Hindu: Hindustan Shipyard Conducts First Dry Dock Maintenance of Navy's Largest Amphibious Ship
According to The Hindu, Hindustan Shipyard Limited (HSL) carried out the first dry dock overhaul of the Navy's largest amphibious warship, INS Jalashwa, marking a significant boost in indigenous ship maintenance capability.
OtherReported by The Hindu: Section 30 of Police Act Imposed in Three Sub-Divisions of Anantapur Until September 26
According to The Hindu, Section 30 of the Police Act has been imposed in three sub-divisions of Anantapur district in Andhra Pradesh, India, until September 26, potentially affecting local gatherings and activities.
OtherReported by The Hindu: Indian Defence Minister Lays Foundation for Tank Overhaul Facility in Jabalpur
According to The Hindu, Indian Defence Minister Rajnath Singh laid the foundation for a tank overhaul facility in Jabalpur costing Rs 4.72 crore, emphasizing that the project reflects India's growing technological and industrial capabilities and strengthens Jabalpur's position as a defence maintenance, modernisation, and manufacturing hub.
OtherReported by The Hindu: Alleged 'Butcher of Bosnia' Mladic Dies, Serbian State Media Reports
According to The Hindu, it is reported that Serbian state media reported that Ratko Mladic, known as the 'Butcher of Bosnia', died in a prison in The Hague, where he was serving a life sentence for genocide, war crimes, and crimes against humanity. The situation is pending further verification.
OtherReported by ANTARA News Jawa Timur: NU Care-LAZISNU Launches NU Care Hub at NU Congress
According to ANTARA News Jawa Timur, NU Care-LAZISNU launched the NU Care Hub at the 35th NU Congress in Indonesia, providing various services to participants.
OtherSky News reports: Bosnian butcher Mladic dies
According to Sky News, former Bosnian Serb military commander Ratko Mladic has died. He was convicted of crimes including genocide.
OtherBBC News (Top) reports: Bosnian Serb war criminal Mladic reportedly dies at 84
According to BBC News (Top), convicted former Bosnian Serb military commander Ratko Mladic has reportedly died at the age of 84. He was sentenced to life imprisonment for genocide, war crimes, and crimes against humanity during the 1992-1995 Bosnian War. The situation is pending further verification.
OtherGoogle News - World reports: Bosnian butcher Mladic reportedly dies at 83
According to Google News - World, former Bosnian Serb general Ratko Mladic has reportedly died. He was convicted of crimes including genocide during the Bosnian War. The situation is pending further verification.
OtherAl Jazeera Middle East reports: Saudi Arabia supports Infantino's re-election as FIFA crisis continues
According to Al Jazeera Middle East, the Saudi Arabian Football Federation has publicly supported FIFA President Infantino, providing backing for his re-election amid the ongoing crisis at FIFA.
OtherSerbia Ministry of Foreign Affairs reports: Serbian Deputy Foreign Minister meets Angolan Ambassador
According to the Serbia Ministry of Foreign Affairs, State Secretary of the Serbian Ministry of Foreign Affairs Nevena Jovanovic met with the Angolan Ambassador to Serbia Eduardo Octavio. The two sides may have exchanged views on bilateral relations and cooperation.
OtherANTARA News Jawa Timur reports: Yenny Wahid hopes NU congress produces decisions beneficial to the people
According to ANTARA News Jawa Timur, at the 35th congress of Indonesian Islamic organization NU, Yenny Wahid expressed hope that the congress would produce decisions beneficial to the people to address major national issues.
OtherANTARA News reports: Indonesian Foreign Ministry expresses condolences over floods on China-Nepal border
According to ANTARA News, the Indonesian Foreign Ministry has expressed condolences to the Chinese government and people over the floods that occurred in the border area between Nepal and China.
OtherANTARA News reports: President Prabowo opens 35th NU Congress
According to ANTARA News, Indonesian President Prabowo opened the 35th congress of Islamic organization NU in Jombang, accompanied by Vice President Gibran.
OtherTimes of India reports: Maharashtra extends deadline for drivers to learn Marathi
According to the Times of India, the Maharashtra government has extended the deadline for car and taxi drivers to learn Marathi by one year, and will provide language courses and support materials in response to drivers' demands.
OtherChina News Service reports: Hong Kong hosts 'Youth to Yan'an' anti-war special exhibition
According to China News Service, the 'Youth to Yan'an' anti-war special exhibition opened in Hong Kong, displaying books and interactive areas related to the anti-war period, attracting young visitors.
OtherChina News Service reports: Hong Kong remains Asia's most international city
According to China News Service, the Hong Kong General Chamber of Commerce released the 'Asian Cities Internationalization Index 2026' report, with Hong Kong scoring 74.6 to remain the most international city in Asia.
OtherChina News Service reports: China's Defense Ministry criticizes Yasukuni Shrine as a shrine for war criminals
According to China News Service, a spokesperson for China's Ministry of National Defense criticized Yasukuni Shrine as a shrine for war criminals at a regular press conference, and accused the DPP authorities of fawning behavior toward Japan.
OtherAccording to France 24 #3: Former Bosnian Serb military leader Mladic reportedly dies in prison
According to France 24 #3, former Bosnian Serb military leader Ratko Mladic reportedly died in prison. He had been sentenced to life imprisonment by an international tribunal for war crimes and crimes against humanity committed during the Bosnian War. The situation is pending further verification.
OtherAccording to France 24 #3: Former Bosnian Serb military leader Mladic dies in The Hague
According to France 24 #3, former Bosnian Serb military leader Ratko Mladic died in The Hague, Netherlands.
OtherAccording to France 24 #2: Former Bosnian Serb general Mladic dies at UN detention center
According to France 24 #2, former Bosnian Serb military leader Ratko Mladic, convicted of genocide during the 1992-1995 Bosnian War, died recently at the UN detention center in The Hague, Netherlands, after multiple strokes.
OtherAccording to France 24 #2: Former Bosnian Serb general Mladic dies
According to France 24 #2, former Bosnian Serb general Ratko Mladic has died. He was convicted of genocide.
OtherAccording to ANTARA News Jawa Timur: Indomobil Foton presents smart mobility solutions at GIIAS 2026 in Surabaya
According to ANTARA News Jawa Timur, PT Indomobil Global Transportasi, as a Foton distributor, showcased smart mobility solutions for East Java businesses at the 2026 GIIAS exhibition in Surabaya.
OtherAccording to ANTARA News Jawa Timur: Raphinha and Fermin score as Barcelona beat Athletic Club 2-0
According to ANTARA News Jawa Timur, Raphinha and Fermin scored as Barcelona defeated Athletic Club 2-0.
OtherAccording to ANTARA News Jawa Timur: Leon Goretzka officially joins Aston Villa
According to ANTARA News Jawa Timur, Leon Goretzka has officially joined Aston Villa.
OtherAccording to ANTARA News Jawa Timur: Ajax beat Sion 5-3
According to ANTARA News Jawa Timur, Ajax defeated Sion 5-3.
OtherAccording to ANTARA News Jawa Timur: Chelsea beat Luton Town 2-0 in League Cup
According to ANTARA News Jawa Timur, Chelsea defeated Luton Town 2-0 in the League Cup.
OtherAccording to The New York Times: Total lunar eclipse will turn the moon blood red
According to The New York Times, a total lunar eclipse will turn the moon blood red.
OtherAccording to ANTARA News: Paragliding accident in Turkey kills two
According to ANTARA News, a paragliding accident in Turkey killed two people.
OtherAccording to The Hindu: Police arrest nine call center staff for allegedly defrauding twenty people in lifetime delivery franchise scheme
According to The Hindu, police arrested nine call center staff for allegedly defrauding twenty people in a lifetime delivery franchise scheme.
OtherStarbucks discontinues drink powder that enveloped baristas in dust, according to The New York Times
According to The New York Times, Starbucks has discontinued a drink powder that enveloped baristas in dust.
OtherChampions League draw results: PSG to face Barcelona, Manchester City, and Aston Villa, according to Al Jazeera Middle East
According to Al Jazeera Middle East, the Champions League draw results are out, with Paris Saint-Germain set to face Barcelona, Manchester City, and Aston Villa.
OtherChampions League draw: Defending champions PSG to face Barcelona and Manchester City, according to France 24 #2
According to France 24 #2, the Champions League draw results are out, with defending champions Paris Saint-Germain set to face Barcelona and Manchester City.
OtherJury begins deliberations in Lindsay Clancy murder case, according to The New York Times
According to The New York Times, the jury has begun deliberations in the Lindsay Clancy murder case.
OtherMedan Chinese community celebrates 2026 Obon Festival, according to ANTARA News
According to ANTARA News, the Chinese community in Medan celebrates the 2026 Obon Festival.
OtherHyderabad CURE zone 7,340 Indiramma apartments lottery live streaming from August 28-31, according to The Hindu
According to The Hindu, the live streaming of the lottery for 7,340 Indiramma apartments in Hyderabad's CURE zone will take place from August 28 to 31.
OtherRetrospective on the career of contemporary art icon Yayoi Kusama, according to France 24 #2
According to France 24 #2, a retrospective on the career of contemporary art icon Yayoi Kusama.
OtherIndia beats Germany 3-1 for best Hockey World Cup result since 1974, according to Times of India
According to Times of India, India defeated Germany 3-1 to achieve their best Hockey World Cup result since 1974.
OtherRaksha Bandhan 2026 festival guide released, according to Times of India
According to Times of India, the Raksha Bandhan 2026 festival guide has been released, including auspicious times for tying the rakhi and puja rituals.
