Latest news bulletin | September 1st, 2025 – Evening
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this September 1st, 2025 – latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.
Day: September 1, 2025
Army football player and his dad save a man from flames after a car crash near West Point
An Army football player and his father pulled a man from a crashed car just before it burst into flames near the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, earning praise from the institution for “heroic” and “selfless” actions.
US ends visa interview waivers from Sept 2; Is India spared from toughest restrictions?
Starting September 2, 2025, the US State Department will require in-person interviews for nearly all non-immigrant visa applicants, ending many age-based exemptions and renewal waivers. This change affects students, professionals, and frequent traveler…
Nigerian separatist leader Simon Ekpa sentenced in Finland to 6 years in prison
Simon Ekpa, a Nigerian separatist leader, has been sentenced to six years in prison by a Finnish court for terrorism, tax fraud, and an ethical violation.
Man apologises for taking Kamil Majchrzak’s hat from young tennis fan at US Open
The broadcast showed Mr Szczerek grabbing Majchrzak’s hat from a boy after the player’s singles match against Karen Khachanov.
Journalists’ deaths in Gaza spark worldwide media protest
Over 250 media outlets in 70 countries joined a global campaign on Monday to condemn the killing of journalists in Gaza, launched by RSF and Avaaz. Front pages and websites displayed a black banner warning that, at this rate, “there will soon be no on…
Canary Islands demand ‘state of emergency’ is declared over migrants after 47k arrive in small boats
OFFICIALS on the Canary Islands are demanding a state of emergency be declared to combat the growing migrant crisis.
Around 47,000 people arrived in Spain on small boats last year…
‘Nowhere in Gaza is safe’ says RFI correspondent amid call for global media access
Global media outlets and press freedom groups on Monday called for better protection of journalists in Gaza and access for international reporters. RFI correspondent Rami El Meghari described the enclave as a place where “nowhere is safe” for reporter…
Post-war Gaza plan involves US administration and population moves
A post-war plan within President Trump’s administration reportedly proposes U.S. control of Gaza for a decade, relocating its 2 million residents temporarily and rebuilding the area as a tourist and manufacturing hub, according to the Washington Post….
NSA reveals new details of global cyberattacks by Chinese state-linked hackers
Chinese hackers linked to Beijing’s intelligence services are engaged in large-scale global cyberattacks against critical infrastructure, according to a joint international report from the National Security Agency and security services from nine other …