International Relations

Moscow Kremlin Spasskaya Tower view representing Russia diplomatic position on Russia-Europe relations

Putin Says Russia-Europe Crisis Will ‘Eventually End,’ Points to Economic Complementarity

Vladimir Putin expressed hope at the SCO summit in Bishkek on Tuesday that the crisis in relations between Russia and Europe would eventually pass, citing the economic complementarity of their two economies.

September 1, 2026

Government and Politics·News

Aftermath of Russian drone and missile strikes on Ukraine, with smoke rising over a Ukrainian city

Russia’s Jet-Powered Drone Blitz Empties Kyiv Shelves as 1,500 Drones Rain Down in Four Days

Russia launched nearly 1,500 drones at Ukraine in four days, around 800 of them jet-powered, in a five-day assault that emptied Kyiv supermarket shelves, killed dozens in a warehouse strike, and revealed

September 1, 2026

Conflicts, Military and War·News

Scene from Tehran during the conflict after IRGC missiles struck US bases in Jordan and Brent crude crossed $91

The Market Priced a Ceasefire Nobody Declared — Iran Just Ended It

Iran's Revolutionary Guard struck two US military installations in Jordan and sent a drone toward Al Minhad Air Base in the UAE on Monday, ending a month of relative quiet. Brent jumped

September 1, 2026

Business·Conflicts, Military and War·Economy·News

H-1B visa application form on desk with pen

September Visa Bulletin Warns EB-1 India Could Go Unavailable Before Fiscal Year Ends

The State Department's final Visa Bulletin of fiscal year 2026 holds India's EB-1 Final Action Date at October 15, 2022 and warns that high demand could push the category to Unavailable before

September 1, 2026

Government and Politics·News

Mass burial site for Nepal flood victims in Rasuwa district following the August 26 glacial lake outburst flood

One Thousand Dead: Nepal’s Glacial Flood and the Warnings Nobody Heeded

Nepal's August 26 glacial lake outburst flood has killed more than 1,000, left 3,916 missing, and overwhelmed morgues in Rasuwa district, where mass burials are now underway as warning failures come under

September 1, 2026

Climate·Conflicts, Military and War·News

A tanker vessel in the Strait of Hormuz as shipping traffic fell to five transits a day amid US-Iran tensions in September 2026, pressuring oil prices above $91

How $91 Oil and Five Days of Data Are About to Force the Fed’s Hand

Wall Street faces its most data-dense week in months as ISM Manufacturing opens a five-day run that includes JOLTS and nonfarm payrolls, with a September rate hike at 57.5 percent odds and

September 1, 2026

Business·Economy·News

Adam Fantilli Columbus Blue Jackets training camp contract negotiations 2026

Adam Fantilli Has No Contract 15 Days Before Blue Jackets Training Camp

Columbus Blue Jackets RFA center Adam Fantilli remains without a contract 15 days before training camp opens September 16. GM Don Waddell says a deal is coming, but the sticking point is

September 1, 2026

News·Sports

Russian military operation targeting logistics center in the Odessa region amid Ukraine Black Sea naval drone strikes

Russia Strikes Logistics Hub in Odessa Region, Drones Hit Ukrainian Ships in Black Sea

Russian forces struck a logistics facility in the Usatovo district of Odessa and naval drones hit Ukrainian cargo ships at Yuzhny port and in open Black Sea waters on Tuesday. The strikes

September 1, 2026

Conflicts, Military and War·News

Russian President Vladimir Putin with Turkish President Erdogan at SCO Bishkek summit confirming Rosatom will launch Akkuyu nuclear plant first unit in 2026

Putin Tells Erdogan Rosatom Will Launch Akkuyu’s First Reactor in 2026 as Scheduled

Vladimir Putin confirmed to Erdogan at the SCO summit in Bishkek on Tuesday that Rosatom will launch the Akkuyu nuclear power plant's first unit in 2026 as scheduled. The $20 billion Russian-built

September 1, 2026

News

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian meets with Russian President Vladimir Putin at the SCO summit in Bishkek amid Iran nuclear denial controversy

Iran Denies Nuclear Activity at Pickaxe Mountain as Trump’s July Threat Lingers

Iran's Foreign Ministry denied nuclear activity at Pickaxe Mountain, known in Iran as Kolang, on Tuesday. Spokesman Esmaeil Baghaei's categorical denial comes six months into the war and two months after Trump

September 1, 2026

Conflicts, Military and War·News

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Putin Says Russia-Europe Crisis Will ‘Eventually End,’ Points to Economic Complementarity

Russia’s Jet-Powered Drone Blitz Empties Kyiv Shelves as 1,500 Drones Rain Down in Four Days

The Market Priced a Ceasefire Nobody Declared — Iran Just Ended It

September Visa Bulletin Warns EB-1 India Could Go Unavailable Before Fiscal Year Ends

One Thousand Dead: Nepal’s Glacial Flood and the Warnings Nobody Heeded

How $91 Oil and Five Days of Data Are About to Force the Fed’s Hand

Adam Fantilli Has No Contract 15 Days Before Blue Jackets Training Camp

Russia Strikes Logistics Hub in Odessa Region, Drones Hit Ukrainian Ships in Black Sea

Putin Tells Erdogan Rosatom Will Launch Akkuyu’s First Reactor in 2026 as Scheduled

Iran Denies Nuclear Activity at Pickaxe Mountain as Trump’s July Threat Lingers

Radical Islam is being appreciated by Indian authorities too

Bangladesh; India’s Biggest Ally or China’s Dragon Nest?

Ahmadis in Bangladesh face fresh threat of persecution

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