CNN, MS NOW and Politico have filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration after their journalists were barred from the White House and their press credentials were revoked. The media organisations argue that the decision violates their First Amendment rights and limits freedom of the press.
A large-scale Ukrainian drone attack targeted Moscow and the surrounding region on September 20, killing two people and damaging residential buildings and a facility at a major oil refinery. Russian authorities said hundreds of drones were intercepted, while Ukraine has not formally commented on the strikes.
The United States and Denmark have reached an agreement concerning Greenlandās security after months of tensions over President Donald Trumpās calls for greater US control of the Arctic territory. The deal is expected to strengthen US military access while formally recognising Greenlandās sovereignty and the Greenlandic peopleās right to self-determination.
A UN fact-finding mission says there are reasonable grounds to believe US forces were responsible for two February strikes in Iran that may constitute war crimes. One attack hit a primary school in Minab, while another struck a sports facility in Lamerd, causing civilian deaths and injuries.
Pakistanās federal government has introduced fresh austerity and fuel conservation measures amid rising international petroleum prices and Middle East tensions. Fuel allocations for official vehicles have been reduced by 50% for three months, while government spending, foreign travel and vehicle purchases face new restrictions.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has welcomed the European Unionās proposal to make Canada its first associate member. The proposed partnership could deepen cooperation in trade, defence, artificial intelligence, energy, critical minerals and digital services, although the exact terms have yet to be decided.
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi is set to visit Beijing as tensions between Iran and the United States remain high. The visit comes as China signals support for diplomatic efforts to reduce the conflict, raising questions over whether Beijing could play a greater role in bringing the two sides toward dialogue.