Republican Representative Thomas Massie has introduced articles of impeachment against Pete Hegseth, alleging that US military operations against Iran continued without congressional authorisation. Hegseth remains in office, and the House has not voted to impeach him.
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Saudi Arabia has reportedly sought Israeli intelligence assistance against the growing Houthi threat near Bab al-Mandab, while Pakistan remains reluctant to commit forces under the Makkah Joint Defence Agreement. Economic constraints, Iran-border sensitivities and military pressures are shaping Islamabad’s position.
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BRICS leaders have adopted the New Delhi Declaration at the 2026 summit in India, condemning the Pahalgam terror attack, supporting a two-state solution for Palestine and promoting local-currency payments.
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Specialised rescue teams are searching the Chilime hydropower tunnel as officials estimate that 121 workers may have been trapped underground. Nepal observed a national day of mourning while families demanded faster searches for thousands still missing.
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The far-right AfD has recorded a historic victory in Saxony-Anhalt, securing around 44.5% in exit polls and more than doubling its 2021 vote share. Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s CDU fell sharply to approximately 18.5%, but the final seat distribution will determine whether the AfD can form Germany’s first far-right state government of the post-war era.
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Two extraordinary rescues have renewed hope in flood-hit Nepal. A Chinese hydropower worker and an elderly woman were found alive after surviving for around 10 days, while rescuers continue searching tunnels and devastated settlements.
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A Russian drone damaged a 21-storey residential building in Odesa on September 3, injuring at least 17 people, including three children. Ukraine said 135 of the 163 drones launched overnight were intercepted or electronically suppressed.
Nepal’s flood death toll has risen to at least 1,118, with more than 3,900 people still missing. Rescue teams are battling rocks and mud to reach 46 workers believed trapped inside the Rasuwagadhi hydropower tunnel.
Russia extended its aerial campaign against Ukraine into a seventh consecutive day, launching 174 attack drones and four missiles. Two people were killed in Dnipro, eight were injured in Odesa, and major power outages followed strikes on southern energy infrastructure.
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Nepal’s catastrophic floods have killed more than 1,050 people and left thousands missing. International rescue teams are searching damaged hydropower tunnels as India and other countries expand humanitarian assistance.
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