Top 15 News Posts from September 12
Nepal’s former chief justice Karki likely to be interim PM, source says – Reuters
Nepal grapples with deadly unrest, leading to urgent talks for an interim PM. Former Chief Justice Karki and Kulman Ghising emerge as key frontrunners amid political shifts.
Asian shares ride Fed easing hopes to record highs – Reuters
Stocks worldwide are hitting new records. Asian markets surge, tracking Wall Street, as investors bet on Federal Reserve rate cuts and ride the AI wave.
Charlie Kirk shooting: new video of suspect released by FBI amid urgent appeal for help from the public – The Guardian
The FBI released new video of the Charlie Kirk shooting suspect, urgently appealing for public help. The manhunt intensifies on day two, as officials urge a peaceful response.
China Gives Mexico Stiff Warning Over Tariffs Seen Appeasing US – Bloomberg.com
China warns Mexico over new tariffs, threatening countermeasures. Beijing views the tariffs as targeting China to appease the US, while Mexico cites American trade pressures.
Midshipman at US Naval Academy was shot by security forces during lockdown – ABC News
A false shooter report led to a US Naval Academy lockdown. A midshipman was shot by security, but no actual threat was found.
Netanyahu vows ‘there will be no Palestinian state’ – DW
Netanyahu vows no Palestinian state, approving West Bank settlement expansion and declaring “this place is ours.” The move draws widespread international condemnation.
Trump to meet Qatar’s PM Friday in aftermath of Israeli strike in Doha – Axios
An Israeli strike against Hamas in Qatar draws global criticism and Arab fury. Trump meets Qatar’s PM, trying to distance the US from the controversial move.
Josh Kraft bows out of Boston race for mayor – WBUR
Josh Kraft ends his Boston mayoral campaign after a preliminary defeat. Meanwhile, the White House is reportedly frustrated with Netanyahu, fearing he wants to tank negotiations.
Ryan Routh begins self-defense in attempted Trump assassination trial – BBC
The trial of Ryan Routh, accused of attempting to assassinate Trump, has begun. Representing himself, Routh’s rambling opening statement was cut short and forfeited. A Secret Service agent testified being feet away.
ICE Agents Can’t Wear Masks Under Bill Passed in California – The New York Times
California lawmakers approved a bill banning ICE agents from wearing masks statewide. This new regulation emerges amid reports of ICE activity, as local councils also weigh new policy.
Student Who Shot 2 Others at Colorado School Was ‘Radicalized,’ Officials Say – The New York Times
Officials say the Evergreen High School shooting suspect was radicalized, holding antisemitic and violent views online before shooting two others.
With Hyundai raid, Trump’s immigration crackdown runs into his push for foreign investment – AP News
Trump’s immigration crackdown at Hyundai detained South Korean workers who later returned home. The incident strained US-Korea ties, clashing with his foreign investment goals.
Rubio vows US response following conviction of Brazil’s Bolsonaro – Reuters
Brazil’s former President Bolsonaro received 27 years for plotting a coup. The U.S. warns of a response to what it calls a “witch hunt.”
Russia Urges Poland to Reopen Belarus Border – The Moscow Times
Russia urges Poland to reopen its Belarus border as Russo-Belarusian military drills, Zapad, fuel NATO anxiety. Poland deploys 40,000 troops, triggering concern across the Baltics.
After Russian drones were downed in Poland, what does triggering NATO Article 4 mean? – CNN
Russian drones over Poland spark intense debate over NATO Article 4. Poland rejects a “mistake” narrative, signaling a deeper Russian strategy and challenging the West’s response.
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