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Russian fighter jets enter US air defence zone, says Norad as Europe evaluates airspace incursions

Amid continuing aerial incursions across eastern Europe, Russian fighter planes and bombers entered the Alaskan air defence zone, prompting the United States and Canada to deploy fighter planes to track Russian aircraft. Read More

‘Was really fun’: How an Indian-origin man chased and stabbed a sex offender in US

An Indian-origin man, Varun Suresh, allegedly murdered 71-year-old David Brimmer, a registered child sex offender in California. Read More

Denmark reopens airports after overnight drone incursion, says attack was ‘professional & hybrid’

Drones had been observed near airports in Esbjerg and Sonderborg, as well as Skrydstrup airbase, home to some of Denmark’s F-16 and F-35 fighter jets. Read More

Trump told Muslim leaders he will not allow Israel to annex West Bank: Report

Amid rising calls in Israel for the annexation of Palestinian territories, US President Donald Trump has privately told Muslim leaders that he will not allow Israel to annex West Bank, according to a report. Read More

French student who stabbed teacher was fascinated by Nazis, say officials

The teenager student who stabbed a teacher in a school in northeastern France was fascinated by weapons and Nazi ideology, and was under investigation after drawing Nazi symbols, according to French officials. Read More

Escalator-gate: Were UN ‘mishaps’ sabotage against Trump?

The annual United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) is usually a carefully choreographed affair, with world leaders arriving at the organisation’s headquarters in New York to deliver speeches, a few of which go down in history. Read More

Moldova’s pro-EU Maia Sandu’s party faces tough challenge from pro-Russia forces in elections: Poll

In Moldova’s parliamentary elections on September 28, pro-EU President Maia Sandu’s party is facing a tough challenge from pro-Russia forces as the two sides stand neck and neck, according to an opinion poll. Read More