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A $5,000 promise collides with the power of the purse

At a Dallas GOP convention, Trump tied a universal “dividend” to Republican control, saying tariffs would finance more than $1 trillion in payments.

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At the Republican Party’s firstever midterm convention in Dallas, President Donald Trump promised a $5,000 “dividend” to every U.S. adult if Republicans keep both chambers, saying tariff revenues w...

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Chokepoint captured or contested? What Houthi control really means

Iran-aligned fighters expelled government forces from Mocha and advanced onto Red Sea islands by the Bab al-Mandab, amid Saudi airstrikes and trade concerns.

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Yemen’s Iranaligned Houthis seized the Red Sea port of Mocha and pushed toward the Bab alMandab, with reports that a strategic island at the strait has fallen and that they now control most of Yeme...

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USMCA’s promise meets unilateral bans—tactical gambit or lasting rewrite?

Washington invoked Tariff Act Section 338 to block Canadian alcohol, dairy and motorcycles and apply 50% surcharges on selected goods, while Ottawa’s C$27.6bn counter‑tariffs took effect.

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Washington invoked Section 338 of the 1930 Tariff Act to ban Canadian dairy, most alcohol and motorcycles and to add 50% surcharges on selected goods regardless of USMCA preferences; Ottawa’s retal...

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Pressure or plateau: Iran referral collides with great-power fault lines

Backed by the US, France, Germany and the UK, the IAEA Board sent Iran’s safeguards file to the Security Council over unresolved uranium-trace inquiries—the first such step in roughly two decades.

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The IAEA Board of Governors has referred Iran’s nuclear file to the UN Security Council for the first time in nearly 20 years, citing Tehran’s failure to cooperate with probes into uranium traces a...

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Interceptions Hailed, But the Strike’s Toll Remains Unclear

Iran’s IRGC targeted U.S.-linked air bases in Jordan as retaliation for U.S. tanker strikes, while signaling parallel maritime restrictions that raise regional stakes.

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Iran’s Revolutionary Guard fired roughly 20 ballistic missiles at Jordanian air bases used by U.S. forces, casting the strike as retaliation for recent U.S. destruction of Iranian oil tankers; Jord...

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UK’s sweeping settlement sanctions face uncertain bite and boundaries

London bans settlement goods and tightens arms licensing with allies as Israel closes the British consulate in East Jerusalem.

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On 8 September 2026, the UK moved from censure to penalties against Israeli West Bank settlements—banning settlement imports, restricting services and arms/export licenses that “materially contribu...

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A mandate in search of power: AfD’s Saxony-Anhalt dilemma

The far-right party’s roughly 44% haul triggered coalition maneuvers in Magdeburg, a chancellor’s denunciation of “remigration,” AfD’s planned lawsuit, street protests, and transatlantic and EU aftershocks.

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The farright AfD won about 44% in SaxonyAnhalt, putting state power within reach for the first time even as protests ...

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Escalation threatens a border plan that only works if guns fall silent

Attacks around Kfar Rumman and Nabatieh killed infants and paramedics and wounded media crews, as Beirut tallies thousands of alleged breaches of a June 26 framework.

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Israeli strikes intensified across southern Lebanon, with a 7 September attack on Kfar Rumman killing at least 11 civ...

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Germany’s postwar firewall meets AfD’s biggest test yet

The far-right party’s record state result leaves it short of a majority and seeking partners in Saxony-Anhalt.

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AfD won about 44% in SaxonyAnhalt—its strongest state result and the biggest regional share for any German party in a...

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Expanded BRICS weighs financial integration while its purpose remains unsettled

India hosts an 11-member summit including Putin and Xi, with agendas spanning local-currency trade, linked payment systems, and UN-focused governance reform amid ongoing conflicts.

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India is hosting an expanded, 11‑member BRICS summit in New Delhi, with Putin and Xi attending, as wars in Ukraine an...

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When a slogan becomes subversion: Hong Kong redraws the line

Three leaders of the disbanded vigil alliance—Lee Cheuk-yan, Chow Hang-tung, and Albert Ho—received five to just over seven years, and their group was fined HK$1.5 million.

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Hong Kong’s High Court sentenced veteran activists Lee Cheukyan, Chow Hang‑tung, and Albert Ho to between five years ...

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As violence surges, is impunity a failure or the plan?

Sources from Israeli and international outlets describe a week of mass arrests, UN-documented demolitions in Masafer Yatta, alleged water sabotage, and expanded closed military zones affecting Palestinian communities.

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Over the past week in the West Bank, Israeli forces detained about 100 Palestinians and demolished homes in Masafer Y...

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Disrupted today, adaptable tomorrow: AI guardrails meet state ambitions

The company details probes using its model for state-aligned surveillance, influence operations, missile guidance software, and sensitive biology across China, Iran, West Africa, Yemen, the UAE and Kenya.

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Anthropic’s new threat report says it detected and in several cases disrupted attempts to use its AI for statealigned...

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Common criteria, local discretion: will limits relieve housing—or splinter rules?

Brussels outlined conditions for municipalities to cap short-term rentals in designated “tension zones” to ease pressures in tourism-heavy areas, affecting platforms like Airbnb.

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The European Commission proposed letting municipalities impose tighter limits on short‑term rentals under EU‑set cond...

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When does AI distillation become theft—and who decides?

In a coordinated move before planned Trump–Xi talks, multiple U.S. agencies accused Chinese AI companies—reportedly six—of industrial‑scale IP copying via model distillation, while Beijing rejected the claims and urged cooperation.

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U.S. law enforcement and intelligence agencies accused six Chinese AI firms of extracting capabilities from American ...

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