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Washington Post — World

Two Men Rescued from Tunnel Nine Days After Nepal Floods

Nepalese authorities have rescued two men from a tunnel following severe flash floods that occurred nine days prior. The floods have led to nearly 1,300 deaths in the region.

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BBC — World

Rescue Efforts Continue for Workers Trapped in Nepal Tunnel After Floods

Rescue operations in Nepal continue for workers trapped in tunnels following devastating flash floods caused by a glacial collapse. As of now, 1,311 people have been confirmed dead, with over 5,300 still missing. Two individuals were rescued alive, while additional efforts are complicated by debris and high water levels in the tunnels.

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BBC — World

UK Reaffirms Support for Falkland Islands Amid Argentina's Claims

The UK government has reaffirmed its support for the Falkland Islands following Argentina's President Javier Milei's claims that the islands are Argentinian. Milei announced plans for sanctions against oil firms operating near the islands, while UK officials emphasized the islanders' right to self-determination and the UK's military readiness to defend the territory.

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Deutsche Welle

Ratko Mladic's Funeral Arrangements Spark Division in Serbia

The Serbian government has left the decision on Ratko Mladic's funeral arrangements to his family amid international scrutiny. Mladic, who died while serving a life sentence for genocide, will be buried in Belgrade, with reports indicating that the funeral may attract tens of thousands of attendees. Public opinion in Serbia is divided, with some viewing Mladic as a hero and others acknowledging his war crimes, while experts stress the importance of confronting the legacy of the past for societal progress.

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Al Jazeera English

Argentina's President Milei Proposes Sanctions Related to Falkland Islands

Argentine President Javier Milei has proposed sanctions against companies drilling for oil near the Falkland Islands, seeking to tighten penalties for operations without Buenos Aires' approval. This move is seen as an effort to bolster support for his presidency amid declining approval ratings. The sanctions would target the Sea Lion project, developed by Rockhopper Exploration and Navitas Petroleum, and extend to associated companies and individuals. The Falklands issue remains a significant point of national unity in Argentina.

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New York Times — World

Cremation Ceremonies Held in Kathmandu Following Nepal Floods

Cremation ceremonies are being held in Kathmandu, Nepal, following recent floods that have affected local families. Darshan and Kamala Bhattarai were among those attending a ceremony for Pushpa Raj Bhattarai at Pashupatinath Temple on September 4, 2026.

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New York Times — World

Rescue Operation Underway in Nepal Hydropower Tunnel

Rescue teams are conducting operations to search for survivors in a tunnel at a hydropower project in Rasuwa, Nepal. This follows flash floods in the area that resulted in fatalities last week.

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BBC — World

Germany Links Recent Sabotage Campaign in Europe to Russia

Germany has linked a series of recent sabotage incidents across Europe to Russian operations, particularly following a drone attack at Leipzig airport. The German government, along with other European nations, has reported multiple suspicious fires at military and defense sites, attributing responsibility to Russia. Experts suggest that these actions may be part of a broader strategy to test NATO's responses amid ongoing tensions related to the Ukraine conflict.

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BBC — World

Germany Links Leipzig Airport Attack to Russian Operations Amid Escalating Sabotage in Europe

Germany has linked the recent attack at Leipzig airport to a series of Russian hybrid operations across Europe, as military and defense sites have become targets of escalating sabotage. Following the discovery of explosive drones at the airport, several suspicious fires at defense facilities in various countries have raised concerns about Russian involvement. Experts suggest that these actions may be part of a strategy to pressure nations supporting Ukraine.

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Al Jazeera English

Nepal search teams rescue two workers from hydropower tunnel after flood

Search teams in Nepal have rescued two workers from a hydropower tunnel buried by debris during a flash flood nine days ago. The rescue raises hopes of finding more survivors among the hundreds believed to be trapped. The flood, triggered by a glacier collapse, has resulted in over 1,200 confirmed deaths and thousands missing.

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New York Times — World

Colombian Leader Shares Video Featuring Captured Bodies

In Colombia, leaders are adopting the practice of showcasing images of captured or killed enemies to assert authority, a trend also seen in the United States and El Salvador. This raises concerns about the impact on public perception and the normalization of violence in politics.

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New York Times — World

Putin Denies Russian Involvement in European Sabotage

President Vladimir V. Putin has characterized Russia's relationship with the West as one of conflict, while denying any Russian involvement in sabotage activities in Europe.

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Washington Post — World

Guarani Indigenous Group Seeks to Expand Territory in Brazil

The Guarani Indigenous group has been working for almost 40 years to expand their territory from four acres to 1,315 acres of forest in Brazil. This land is viewed by the Guarani as ancestral territory.

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Washington Examiner

Trump Discusses Immigration and Energy Issues in Britain

President Donald Trump expressed concerns about Great Britain's immigration and energy policies during an interview with GB News. He warned that the country is at a 'tipping point' and suggested utilizing North Sea resources to address energy issues while criticizing European immigration policies.

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Al Jazeera English

Philippine Peso Reaches Record Low Amid Economic and Geopolitical Challenges

The Philippine peso has fallen to a record low of 62.71 to the US dollar as of September 4, 2026, driven by domestic economic issues and geopolitical tensions related to the Iran conflict. The peso has lost approximately 6 percent of its value since the start of the year, with rising oil prices and US dollar strength contributing to its decline. The Philippine government is working to improve fiscal discipline and may intervene to stabilize the currency.

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BBC — World

Rescue Operation at Blocked Nepalese Hydropower Tunnel Yields Two Survivors

A rescue operation at a blocked hydropower tunnel in Nepal has successfully located and rescued two survivors following a devastating flash flood that has claimed 1,300 lives. Tunnelling expert Arnold Dix detailed the challenges faced by rescuers, including locating the tunnel entrance and navigating through debris and water. The team continues to search for additional survivors still believed to be trapped.

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New York Times — World

Search Operations Continue in Nepal Tunnel Following Flood

Rescue teams are searching for survivors in a tunnel at a hydropower project in Nepal after a flood last week. Two people have been found alive, but officials have not confirmed how many others may still be trapped.

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