21 Sept
First UK charges brought over 1994 Rwanda genocide
British authorities have for the first time charged a suspect over involvement in the 1994 Rwandan genocide.
Archive: 21 September 2026
21 Sept
US, Denmark, and Greenland Set to Sign Arctic Agreement
The Greenland accord is scheduled for signing on Tuesday, as Copenhagen stresses NATO's shared role in Arctic security.
21 Sept
Fed's Musalem Signals Further Rate Hikes May Be Needed
U.S. Federal Reserve official Alberto Musalem stated that additional interest rate hikes are likely needed to curb inflation.
21 Sept
Oil Prices Dip Below the $100-per-Barrel Threshold
Crude oil fell below $100 following an increase in Saudi supply and remarks by Trump regarding Iran.
21 Sept
Germany's Merz Vows to Preserve Coalition After Regional Election Losses
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz pledged to keep his government intact following heavy defeats for his CDU party in state elections.
21 Sept
Ethiopia: Seven Rebel Groups Form New Alliance
Seven armed rebel groups active in Ethiopia have announced a new alliance to coordinate efforts against the central government.
21 Sept
AMD Hits $1 Trillion Market Cap for First Time
Chipmaker AMD reached a $1 trillion valuation following a sustained rally in its share price.
21 Sept
Kremlin: New US Sanctions Will Harm Ukraine Peace Talks
Moscow warns that Washington's latest punitive measures will further strain bilateral relations and jeopardize diplomatic efforts.
21 Sept
CNN and Politico Sue Trump Administration Over White House Access Ban
Three news outlets filed a federal lawsuit in Washington arguing the ban violates the First Amendment.
21 Sept
US Proposes AI Incident Alert System in Talks With China
The United States has proposed an alert mechanism and security hotline with China to address artificial intelligence incidents.
21 Sept
Up to 36°C in Eilat; Partly Cloudy Across Israel
Partly cloudy conditions are forecast tonight and tomorrow, with high heat in Eilat and a slight chance of coastal rain.
21 Sept
Russia: Record Win for Ruling Party in Parliamentary Vote
Putin's United Russia party secured 355 Duma seats, including dozens of Ukraine war veterans.
21 Sept
The Cocoon Nebula, an Analemma over Scotland, and Typhoon Dujuan
A comet-like stellar nursery thousands of light-years away, a yearlong solar path over Scotland, and an active tropical cyclone.
21 Sept
Trump: Russia Has Lost Control of Its Diesel Industry Due to the War
US President Donald Trump stated that Russia has lost control of its diesel fuel industry and reiterated his call to end the war in Ukraine.
21 Sept
China Expels Two Top Military Generals from Party and Armed Forces
Beijing has purged the vice chairman of the Central Military Commission and the former joint staff chief following serious corruption and discipline investigations.
21 Sept
Strategy Resumes Bitcoin Purchases With $75 Million Buy
Strategy has resumed buying bitcoin after a three-week pause, adding roughly 950 coins.
21 Sept
Bitcoin Crosses $85,000 for First Time Since January
The cryptocurrency reached an eight-month high amid a surge in short liquidations and cooling oil prices.
21 Sept
Tanker Hit by Projectile in Strait of Hormuz; Two Injured
An oil tanker was struck by a projectile while sailing in the Strait of Hormuz, leaving two people injured, according to news reports.
21 Sept
Hormuz Oil and LNG Shipments Reach Six-Month High, US Military Says
The US military attributed the increase in tanker traffic to mine-clearance operations in the strategic strait.
21 Sept
B.C. Conservative Leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay Resigns
Findlay stepped down following months of internal party turmoil and defections by provincial lawmakers.
21 Sept
Paramount Nears Merger Settlement, but Key State AGs Remain Hesitant
Entertainment giant Paramount is closing in on a merger settlement, though several key U.S. state attorneys general have yet to sign on.
21 Sept
Romania: Opposition Senator Claims Designated PM Lacks Full Party Support
The leader of the AUR senators in Romania claimed that designated Prime Minister Siegfried Mureșan will not receive unanimous backing from his own party.
21 Sept
Report: US prepares sweeping sanctions on International Criminal Court
The United States is preparing sweeping sanctions against the International Criminal Court, according to a report by Anadolu Agency.