Latest news bulletin | September 17th – Evening
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New Dutch coalition pledges to set asylum limits and tackle housing shortage
Migration, the housing shortage and household incomes are among the key issues, the new Dutch government has decided to tackle in its budget and policy plans for 2025. Read more…
Severe flooding causes widespread devastation in Romania’s Galati County
At least seven people have been killed in the eastern part of the country, where thousands of homes have also been damaged. Read more at Read More
Nine dead and thousands wounded in Lebanon by exploding pagers
The devices were used by the group to communicate after its leader, Hassan Nasrallah, warned members not to carry cellphones. Read more at Read More
ChatGPT-maker OpenAI to launch subsidiary in Paris as city aims to become AI hub – report
OpenAI has made no secret of its plans to expand in Europe. Read more at Read More
Russian anti-war journalist begins hunger strike in penal colony
Maria Ponomarenko is protesting against what she says are faked prison complaints against her. Read more at Read More
Floods devastate Polish town of Stronie Śląskie
Severe floods have destroyed the town of Stronie Śląskie in southwest Poland, following the overflow of a nearby dam. Read more at Read More
Dutch coalition government bickers over immigration as king lays out agenda
Decades-old rifts over how and whether the Netherlands should accommodate new arrivals have been driven wide open by a far-right surge. Read more at Read More
Japanese temari: Preserving ancient tradition through handcrafted art and prayers
Japanese women are keeping the ancient art of temari alive, dedicating weeks or months to crafting intricately designed decorative balls. Read more at Read More
Extremists attack military training camp in Mali’s capital, army says
The army said the situation was under control and asked people to avoid the area after reporters heard two explosions and saw smoke rise. Read more at Read More