Former Carlton president apologises to ex-wife as lewd photo defamation case settles
Luke Sayers says he accepts Cate Sayers did not post photo of his genitals as she says settlement closes ‘painful and difficult chapter’Embattled former AFL club president Luke Sayers has apologised to his former wife for the harm he caused as her defamation case over a lewd photo settled.Lawyers for Sayers, the immediate past president of the Carlton Football Club, read out the apology in the Victorian supreme court on Friday after indicating the settlement. Continue reading...
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India turns diplomatic hotspot as BRICS leaders to share stage - The Tribune
• Chinese President Xi Jinping, Russian President Vladimir Putin, and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian are arriving in India's national capital this weekend for the 18th BRICS Summit. • The summit will serve as a diplomatic hub for leaders to discuss the Russia-Ukraine war, the crisis in West Asia, and the evolving global economic order.
Read original · tribuneindia.com2025 saw most state-based conflicts since World War II
• The year 2025 had the most state-based conflicts since World War II, marking a significant increase in global tensions. • The 1950s were the most peaceful decade on record, providing a stark contrast to the current state of global conflict.
Read original · business-standard.comThe shrinking space for diplomacy
• A former government official left his position in 2010 and went on to head a think tank called the Research and Information System for Developing Countries from 2011 to 2017. • The think tank focused on economic issues, and he also served as Chairman of the National Security Advisory Board under the National Security Council from 2013 to 2015.
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• The Defence Blog is an independent defense news outlet reporting on military technology, industry activity, and security affairs. • The blog covers breaking defense news, military tech, and global security developments that shape today's battlefield.
Read original · defence-blog.comUNRIC Info Point & Library Newsletter: September 2026 - United Nations Western Europe
• The UNRIC Info Point & Library Newsletter for September 2026 has been released, focusing on bringing attention to overlooked emergencies around the world. • The newsletter aims to capture human stories from hard-to-access areas and share them with international media, highlighting the need for protection of millions of civilians under humanitarian principles and human rights law.
Read original · unric.orgGlobal Security In Transition - OpEd - Eurasia Review
• The international security environment is undergoing a deep-rooted and complex transformation, driven by ongoing conflicts in various regions. • Protracted conflicts in Ukraine and multiple competing conflicts in the Middle East are key factors contributing to this transformation.
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Eurasia ReviewGlobal Research Daily: The News Behind the News - Global ResearchGlobal Research - Centre for Research on Globalization
• Trump is increasing pressure on Canada and Europe over Arctic territories, including Greenland and Iceland, as of September 10, 2026. • The tensions highlight the need for functional trans-Arctic cooperation between Canada, Europe, and Russia, according to researcher Uriel Araujo.
Read original · globalresearch.caIndia emerges as ‘dependable partner’ in times of crisis: Report
• India has emerged as a dependable partner in times of crisis, with its response to global emergencies being more than just a slogan. • A report highlights that India's emergence as a first responder reflects a blend of diplomatic intent, military mobility, indigenous technology, medical expertise, logistics and long-term infrastructure development.
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IANS News$15m fund launched to create ‘unstoppable momentum’ to end FGM worldwide
Her Horizon Fund seeks $100m to stop practice harming 230m women and girls globally Frontline activists and leaders in the fight against female genital mutilation, which has affected more than 230 million women and girls worldwide, have welcomed an unprecedented $15.5m (£11.4m) fund aimed at creating “unstoppable momentum” to finally end the practice.The launch of the fund comes as women’s rights are increasingly under attack and donor funding is in sharp decline, particularly for work led by FGM survivors in local communities. It is thought to be the largest single philanthropic contribution to ending the practice of FGM. Continue reading...
Read original · theguardian.comCustomers of UK-owned surrogacy firm in Mexico allegedly face huge bills after insurance denied
UK government reviewing allegations about My Surrogacy Journey after complaints about medical costsThe UK government has said it is reviewing allegations about a British-owned surrogacy service after surrogates in Mexico who faced health complications including a hysterectomy had their insurance claims rejected.The Department of Health and Social Care is considering whether the UK-based provider My Surrogacy Journey should remain listed on gov.uk as one of four domestic surrogacy agencies available to intended parents, after its Mexican sister company received complaints. Continue reading...
Read original · theguardian.comReform UK beset by internal row over response to Dover and Portsmouth protests
Nigel Farage said demonstrators in balaclavas were ‘horrible’, but others in the party defend them as ‘brave, passionate patriots’Nigel Farage’s condemnation of the masked men whose blockade of Dover stole headlines on the final day of his party’s annual conference was swift, describing their actions as “horrible”.Yet less than a week on from the public debut of the black-clad members of Patriot Platform, Reform is gripped with internal friction over the activists. There has been unease among some members and councillors about Farage’s criticism and some outright praise for the group as “patriots”. Continue reading...
Read original · theguardian.comJD Vance pitches himself as Trump’s political heir on day two of Republican midterm convention
Vice-president dog-whistled, exaggerated claims of success and echoed Trump talking points to excited audienceJD Vance made a clear pitch that he should be the heir to Donald Trump on Thursday night, closing out the Republicans’ midterm convention with a blistering speech that featured exaggerated claims of success, criticism of Democrats as “lunatics” and an aggressive dismissal of a protester waving a Mexican flag.Speaking in Dallas, the vice-president showed he could channel the basest instincts of his boss, filling his remarks with dog whistles and echoing Trump’s false claims that Democrats “cheered” the 7 October massacre of Israelis. Continue reading...
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