Press releases from September 14th to 19th, 2026

• Poland began physically strengthening its border crossings with Ukraine this week. • Engineering units are currently equipping protective positions at the Dorokhuska, Medyka, and Korchovaya crossings.

• Poland's engineering units began physically strengthening border crossings with Ukraine this week. • Military teams are currently equipping protective positions at the Dorokhuska, Medyka, and Korchovaya crossings.

• Russia and China vetoed a United States-drafted United Nations Security Council resolution that sought to extend the mandate of the Iran sanctions Panel of Experts. • The resolution failed despite 11 votes in favor, which would have extended the panel's oversight of the resolution 1737 Iran Sanctions Committee until September 2027.

• Polish engineering units began physically strengthening border crossings with Ukraine this week. • Military forces are currently equipping protective positions at the Dorokhuska, Medyka, and Korchovaya crossings.

• Polish engineering units began physically strengthening border crossings with Ukraine this week. • Military units are currently equipping protective positions at the Dorokhuska, Medyka, and Korchovaya crossings.

• A former prime minister received a conditional pardon, creating internal conflict within Prime Minister Anwar's ruling coalition. • President Lee Jae Myung refused to send troops or military assets to the Middle East despite pressure from the United States.

• Protesters in Agra held a demonstration and announced a tractor march to demand that the University Grants Commission (UGC) roll back a recent decision. • The group organized a sit-in protest and planned a vehicle rally to voice their opposition to the UGC's policy.

• Voting for the senate elections at Panjab University has officially begun. • The election process is being conducted to determine the members of the university's governing senate.

• The ruling Democratic Party of Korea launched a constitutional amendment task force on Sunday. • This move follows President Lee Jae Myung's statement on Friday that he does not intend to seek a second term.

• A car overturned and was completely destroyed by fire after colliding with a dumper in Ghaziabad. • The impact of the collision caused the vehicle to flip over and ignite, leaving it entirely gutted.

• A 112 PRV police vehicle overturned into a deep ditch in Kanpur while attempting to avoid a speeding car. • The accident occurred when the police driver maneuvered to prevent a collision with the fast-moving vehicle.