Libre News of The World, Tuesday The 23rd of September 2025

Subscribe today so you never miss an episode! Today on Libre News of The World: Trump Hails Charlie Kirk as “Martyr for American Freedom” in Impassioned Memorial Speech (Reuters), Canada Bars Irish Rap Group Kneecap Over Alleged Terror Ties (CBC News), Panama Sounds Alarm Over Rising Cocaine Flows Through Caribbean Ports (Tico Times), Dominican Republic Seizes Cocaine After U.S. Navy Destroys Speedboat (Diario Libre), Mass Protests Sweep Brazil Against Laws Shielding Bolsonaro and Allies (Folha de S.Paulo), Colombia Urges UN Aviation Body to Establish Pet Flight Safety Standards (El Tiempo), “Sacrifice Zones” in Chile: Communities Blame Mines for Pollution and Water Crisis (La Tercera), Milei Government Burns Reserves to Defend Peso as Political Pressure Mounts (Clarín), China Keeps Lending Rates Unchanged as Economy Balances External Relief and Internal Strain (South China Morning Post), Australia Formally Recognises Palestinian State in Major Foreign Policy Shift (Sydney Morning Herald), Winston Peters Draws Comparisons to Nigel Farage as NZ First Gains Ground (The Australian), Japan’s Ruling LDP Launches Leadership Race to Replace Prime Minister Ishiba (AP News), Unification Church Leader Faces Possible Arrest in Bribery Probe Linked to Ex-First Lady (The Korea Herald), Vietnam Airlines to Expand Fleet with 30 Wide-Body Jets by 2030 (VNExpress), Guinea Holds Referendum That Could Pave Way for Coup Leader’s Presidential Run (Jeune Afrique), Turkey Lifts Some Tariffs on U.S. Goods Ahead of Erdoğan Visit (Hürriyet Daily News), Saudi Arabia Arrests Over 21,000 in Nationwide Crackdown on Residency and Labour Violations (Arab News), Iran’s Nuclear Chief in Moscow as Europe Moves Toward UN Sanctions “Snapback” (Tehran Times), Israeli Ministers Renew Calls for West Bank Annexation After Palestine Recognitions (Haaretz), Monaco Strengthens Global Ties with Arrival of Four New Ambassadors (Monaco Tribune), Rome Film Festival Unveils Dates and Leadership for 20th Edition (ANSA), Ayuso Accuses Sánchez Government of “Revolutionary Boycott” Over Israel Protests (El Mundo), Portugal Formally Recognises State of Palestine in Landmark Policy Move (Público), Malta Launches Rehabilitation Project for Iconic Blue Lagoon (Times of Malta), UK Plans Devolution Shake-Up Giving Mayors Power Over Schools, Hospitals, and Justice (The Guardian), Trump’s Aberdeenshire Golf Resort Accused of Repeated Sewage Pollution Breaches (The Guardian), Ireland and UK Announce New Framework to Address Legacy of the Troubles (The Irish Times), Germany Opens Debate on Using Frozen Russian Assets to Fund Ukraine (Deutsche Welle), Swedish and German Jets Intercept Russian Reconnaissance Plane Over Baltic Sea (Svenska Dagbladet), Iceland Faces Mounting Welfare Strains Amid University Fee Debate (Iceland Review), Uzbekistan Reports Major Drug Seizures in Fergana and Karakalpakstan (The Tashkent Times), Kremlin Admits to Slowing Growth in Bid to Curb Inflation (The Moscow Times), Ukraine Turns to Remote-Controlled Vehicles to Shield Soldiers on Front Lines (AP News), and India’s Navy Chief Visits Sri Lanka to Bolster Maritime Cooperation (India TV News). These news summaries were written using AI technology. While every effort has been made to ensure factual accuracy, occasional mistakes or omissions may occur. Your understanding is appreciated, and we warmly welcome any feedback to help us continue improving the quality of our reporting. Thank you for being part of our journey!