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  1. Trump Delivers Combative UN Address, Questions Climate Science Former US President Donald Trump used a combative speech at the UN General Assembly to criticise multilateral institutions, call climate change "the greatest con job", and lecture world leaders on migration and security. He also threatened new tariffs related to the Ukraine War and doubled down on scepticism sharp reactions from diplomats. The speech dominated media coverage and further polarised the hall. Observers noted that the address overshadowed other global discussions on peace and climate, with several European leaders walking out in protest. Analysts warn that his rhetoric could further strain US diplomatic relations if he regains office. Source :Reuters, BBC Thanks for reading! Stay updated with WorldNewsInfo  2. France and Many World Leaders Move to Recognise Palestinian Statehood   Dozens of world leaders met to advance a two state political process and several Western countries _led by France...

 1. UN Appeals for Emergency Aid to Sudan The United Nations launched a global appeal for $1.5 billion in emergency aid for Sudan, where ongoing conflict has displaced millions. Refugee camps are overcrowded and disease outbreaks are spreading rapidly. Aid workers are of a famine like situation if funding is delayed. Donor countries pledged initial support but said more contributions are needed. Experts say Sudan's crisis risks spilling over into neighboring countries, increasing refugee flows. Humanitarian convoys face challenges due to insecurity and poor infrastructure. The World Food Programme warned that without urgent aid, child malnutrition rates will soar. This appeal marks the largest UN request for Sudan to date. Source :UN News Thanks for reading! Stay updated with WorldNewsInfo  2. US Senate Approves New Cybersecurity Bill  The US Senate passed a sweeping Cybersecurity bill aimed at protecting critical infrastructure from ransomware and foreign Cyberattacks. T...

 1. UN Holds Emergency Session on Gaza The United Nations convened an Emergency session to address the worsening humanitarian crisis in Gaza. Diplomats discussed urgent aid corridors and a possible ceasefire resolution. Humanitarian groups warned that civilians face catastrophic shortages of food water and electricity. Several countries pledged more funding, but divisions remain over political solutions. Observers noted that this was one of the most heated debates at the UN in recent years. The US and EU called for immediate aid access, while some countries accused Israel of excessive force. Aid organizations  warned of a looming famine if urgent action is not taken. Source :UN News Thanks for reading! Stay updated with WorldNewsInfo  2. US and EU Discuss Al Regulation Framework  Washington and Brussels held a joint summit of establish common rules for artificial intelligence. Officials debated standards for data privacy, ethical use and cross border security. Expert...

1.  UN Warns of Escalating Humanitarian Crisis in Gaza The United Nations issued a stark warning about worsening conditions in Gaza, where food and medicine shortages are reaching critical levels. Aid agencies say civilians are facing famine like conditions, with children being the most vulnerable. Limited international access has hampered the delivery of life saving supplies, while hospitals are overwhelmed and running out of fuel. Global leaders are calling for the immediate establishment of humanitarian corridors to prevent a total collapse. Diplomats fear that without urgent action, the situation could spiral into one of the worst humanitarian disasters in decades. Source :Reuters Thanks for reading! Stay updated with WorldNewsInfo  2. US-China Trade Talks Resume in Geneva  American and Chinese negotiators resumed high level trade talks in Geneva, seeking to ease tensions over tariffs, technology restrictions, and Al competition. Officials described the talks as "cons...

 1. UN Urges Global Ceasefire in Conflict Zones The United States has issued a strong called for a global ceasefire as conflicts in Ukraine, Gaza and parts of the Africa intensify. Secretary General Antonio Guterres emphasized that without a collective truce, humanitarian aid cannot reach millions trapped in war torn regions. He also said that the world is at a "dangerous tipping point" where wars are merging with global economic crises. International observers said the appeal could influence peace talks if major powers agree to cooperate. Diplomats warned that failure to act may lead to further instability in fragile regions. Source :UN News Thanks for reading! Stay updated with WorldNewsInfo  2. Ukraine Reports Advances in Eastern Front  Ukraine's military claimed significant advances near Donetsk, where they pushed back Russian forces from strategic positions. Analysts warn that the coming weeks will be crucial as both sides prepare for winter warfare. Western allies a...

  1.Rare Blood Moon Lunar Eclipse Illuminates Skies Worldwide A total lunar eclipse _nicknamed the "Bload Moonp" _occurred on the night of 7 September, providing 82 minutes of deep red totality visible across Eastern Africa, Asia and Australia. It was one of the longest eclipses of the year and captivated global audiences through live streams from locations like the UAE's Al-Khattm Observatory. Astronomy groups encouraged public engagement, with many hosting skywatching events. Cultural media highlighted the phenomenon's blend of scientific wonder and traditional significance. Scientists aslo highlighted how this eclipse will aid ongoing studies on lunar dust and Earth's shadow movement. The event became a social media trend uniting stargazers from all over the world. Source :Times of India, Economic Times, Wikipedia Thanks for reading! Stay updated with WorldNewsInfo  2. Poland Unveils "Eastern Shield" Defense System Poland revealed plans for a new 700 ...

  1. Thousands Protest in  Israel Urging US to End Gaza War Tens of thousands rallied in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem urging US President Donald Trump to intervene and secure the release of hostages held in Gaza. Protesters, holding placards and chanting for peace, appealed directly to Trump as a potential influencer. The demonstrations reflected rising frustration among Israelis expecting decisive action. The protests also highlighted growing divisions within Israel's political spectrum, with opposition leaders accusing the government of failing its citizens. Human rights groups stressed the urgency of a ceasefire, warning that the conflict risks spiraling further out of control. International observers fear instability could spill over into neighbouring counties. Source :Reuters Thanks for reading! Stay updated with WorldNewsInfo  2. D. C. Residents Rally Against Trump’s Troop Deployment   Several thousand residents marched in Washington D. C., protesting the Trump admin...

 1. U. S. Renames Department of Defense as "Department of War " President Trump signed an executive order rebranding the Department of Defense to the "Department of War", reinstating its pre - 1949 designation. The change is being framed as a shift toward a more aggressive national posture focused on "maximum lethality". Critics have warned about the costs and potential international messages it sends amid global tensions. This move has sparked fierce debate in Washington, with some lawmakers warning it could alienate US allies and embolden adversaries. Military historians note that the symbolic shift could alter how America projects its power abroad. Meanwhile, peace activists have condemned the rebrand as an open declaration of militarism in an already volatile global climate. Source :Reuters Thanks for reading! Stay updated with WorldNewsInfo  2. U. S. Not Seeking Regime  Change in Venezuela, Adds Stealth Jets President Trump denied calls for regime cha...

  1. Thousands in Australia March Against Immigration Thousands of Australians took to the streets in state capitals like Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane, demanding stricter immigration policies. Protesters argued that mass migration is fueling unemployment, housing shortages and cultural tensions. The Australian government condemned the rallies, labeling them as "far-right propaganda" and warning against the rise of xenophobia. Counter protests were organized by pro-immigration groups, emphasizing diversity and multiculturalism as national strengths. Security was tightened in major cities to prevent clashes. The debate highlighted deep divisions in Australia's immigration policy. Source :Reuters Thanks for reading! Stay updated with WorldNewsInfo  2. Israel Pounds Gaza City Suburbs, Casualties Reported  Heavy air and ground strikes by Israeli forces shook the suburbs of Gaza City, leaving widespread destruction. Residential buildings, schools and marketplaces were hit, fo...

  1. Taiwan has Right to be Free and Preserve Self-Determination, US Senator Says US Senator Roger Wicker Chairman of the Armed Services Committee, strongly reaffirmed America's commitment to Taiwan's independence. Speaking in Washington, he declared that Taiwan has the right to remain free and to safeguard its self-determination amid increasing Chinese military pressure. Wicker criticized Beijing's escalating aggression and urged the Biden administration to strengthen security cooperation with Taipei, including weapons support and international backing. His remarks come during heightened US-China tensions over Taiwan, with Beijing repeatedly warning Washington against interference. Source :Reuters Thanks for reading! Stay updated with WorldNewsInfo  2. US Markets Brace for Inflation Data ;Tariff Exemption Ends Global financial markets are on alert ahead of the release of US inflation figures (July PCE data), expected at 2.9% which could influence future Federal Reserve dec...