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Trump’s Russia Diesel Deal Faces Legal Challenge | US News
US senators challenge Trump’s Russia diesel deal over its legality, raising concerns about sanctions, energy policy and US-Russia relations. Latest updates from Islam Global News.

Oslo Protest: Calls for Global Sanctions Against Israel
Pro-Palestinian demonstrators in Oslo, Norway, reportedly call for global sanctions against Israel amid continuing international debate over Palestinian rights.

US Suspends Green Card Processing for Infosys, TCS and 6 Other IT Firms
The US has suspended PERM green card processing for eight major IT firms, including Infosys and TCS, potentially affecting employment-based residency applications.
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El Niño Could Strengthen to Record Levels, WMO Warns of Global Weather Risks
WMO warns El Niño could strengthen significantly, increasing risks of extreme heat, flooding and drought while raising concerns for agriculture and food security.

CAIR Urges Trump to Release American Teen Held by Israel
CAIR urges White House and Congress to demand the release of Abdalkareem Issa Ahmed Safi, a Texas-rooted American teen held for 4 months in an Israeli prison without charge.

Bangkok Floods 2026: Shoppers Brave Waist-Deep Water to Buy Food
Bangkok residents waded through waist-deep floodwaters on Monday to stock up on food as Thailand's capital was declared a disaster zone.

Sudans Civil War Escalates in 2026 Amid a Deepening Humanitarian Crisis
Sudan's civil war escalates in 2026 as fighting intensifies, millions face displacement, and a worsening humanitarian crisis threatens civilians across the country.

Russia Strike on Kharkiv Kills 22 Civilians, Damages Residential Buildings
A Russian strike on Kharkiv damaged residential buildings and killed 22 civilians, according to Ukrainian authorities, as rescue operations continue.

South Africa Mass Shootings Leave 27 Dead in Johannesburg and Cape Town
At least 27 people were killed in two separate mass shootings in Johannesburg and Cape Town as South African police launched a nationwide manhunt for the attackers

Ukraine War: Russia Intensifies Drone and Missile Strikes as Civilian Casualties Rise
Russia and Ukraine continue exchanging large-scale drone and missile attacks, with civilian casualties reported in Kyiv, Zaporizhzhia, and Sumy as the conflict intensifies.

Russia Intensifies Ukraine War with Faster Jet-Powered Drone Strikes
Russia has stepped up its attacks on Ukraine using faster jet-powered Shahed drones, increasing pressure on air defenses and critical infrastructure as the war enters a new phase.

Libya Flood Disaster: Nazma Faces Widespread Destruction After Catastrophic Flooding
Catastrophic flooding has caused widespread destruction across Nazma, Libya, damaging homes, roads, and critical infrastructure as emergency teams continue rescue and recovery efforts.

TikTok Agrees to Settle Alabama Teen Safety Lawsuit
TikTok has agreed to a $100 million settlement with Alabama over teen safety claims, introducing stronger age verification and new protections for young users in the state

Italy Approves School Burqa Ban and 30% Cap on Foreign Students in New Education Decree
Italy has approved a school decree banning burqas and niqabs while introducing a 30% classroom limit for students without adequate Italian language proficiency, prompting nationwide debate.

Xi Jinping Visits the U.S. for High-Stakes Talks with Donald Trump on Trade, AI, and Global Security
Chinese President Xi Jinping meets U.S. President Donald Trump in Washington for crucial talks on trade, artificial intelligence, and global security.

Trump–Xi Summit 2026: US-China Trade Truce Extended as Leaders Meet in Washington
Donald Trump and Xi Jinping meet in Washington for high-level talks covering US-China trade, artificial intelligence, Taiwan, rare-earth minerals and wider global security issues.

US-Iran Talks: Trump Reveals Three-Hour Discussions at UN in New York
US and Iranian representatives held lengthy talks on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly in New York, with Trump describing the discussions as productive.

Trump Warns Iran of Severe Consequences in UN Speech
Donald Trump warns Iran of severe consequences if no deal is reached to end the Middle East war, while pointing to possible diplomacy after the November US midterm elections

America in Crisis: Press Freedom, Geopolitics and Economic Fault Lines
The United States finds itself at a turbulent crossroads as September 2026 draws to a close, with battles over press

General Assembly 2026: Middle East, Ukraine and AI Dominate Global Agenda
World leaders gather at the UN General Assembly 2026 as the Middle East conflict, Ukraine war, AI governance, energy security and humanitarian issues take centre stage.

Trump and Xi Prepare for Key US-China Talks in Washington
Donald Trump and Xi Jinping are set to meet in Washington, with trade, tariffs, rare earths and artificial intelligence among the key issues on the agenda.

Trump–Xi Summit 2026: US China Talks on Trade, AI and Rare Earths
Donald Trump and Xi Jinping are preparing for talks in Washington on September 24, with trade, tariffs, AI, rare earth minerals, Taiwan and global security expected to feature prominently.

US House Passes Russia Sanctions Bill, Sending It to Trump for Approval
The US House passes a Russia and Iran sanctions bill backed by Lindsey Graham, sending it to President Trump for approval.

Sweden Election 2026: Centre-Left Opposition Leads in Preliminary Results
Sweden’s centre-left opposition leads the preliminary 2026 election results, according to SVT. Read the latest seat count, coalition talks and what the result could mean for Sweden.

US Court Blocks Four-Year Visa Limit for International Students
US court blocks a four-year visa limit for international students. Learn what the ruling means for F-1 and J-1 visa holders.

BAPS Controversy in Paris: Allegations of Gender Discrimination at Eiffel Tower
A controversy has emerged in Paris over allegations involving female employees during a BAPS visit to the Eiffel Tower. Read the latest report.

Asian Stocks Slide as Rising Oil and Middle East Tensions Shake Investor Confidence

Java Ferry Capsize Search Continues as Families and Authorities Face Tragedy
A ferry capsizing off the coast of Java has left families waiting in anguish as Indonesian rescue teams continue the search for missing passengers in difficult sea conditions.

Fresh Russian Strikes Hit Kyiv as US Peace Push Faces New Challenge
Fresh Russian strikes hit Kyiv following US diplomatic efforts, raising new concerns over the future of Russia-Ukraine peace talks

Germany’s AfD Election Victory Puts Chancellor Merz Under Pressure
Germany’s AfD has won a major victory in Saxony-Anhalt, intensifying pressure on Chancellor Friedrich Merz and challenging the country’s political establishment