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US and Russia join forces to strip safeguards from UN push to regulate autonomous weapons
Washington Post reports the two powers removed requirements for human review, predictable performance and ethical considerations during 15 hours of closed-door talks in Geneva as militaries rapidly expand AI use on the battlefield
Raphael Kahan
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09.28.26
130-year-old Siberian synagogue hits auction block with one-cent opening bid
Built in 1896, the historic synagogue in Mariinsk, Siberia, has stood vacant since 1999 and is now up for auction with an opening price of just one ruble ($0.01)
Itamar Eichner
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09.26.26
Russian nuclear strike threat against Lithuania sparks alarm, then disappears
A Kremlin-linked column threatened Lithuania with a blitzkrieg and nuclear strike before being removed as inconsistent with Russia's official position, alarming the Baltics; Putin dismissed Western fears, saying Moscow has no plans to attack
ynet
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09.26.26
Israeli boy, 14, killed in Russian drone strike on Kyiv home
Drone hits family home in central Kyiv near Israeli Embassy, killing Israeli teen; his mother wounded and hospitalized, younger brother escapes without physical injury
Itamar Eichner, Shilo Freid
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09.25.26
US widens Iran blockade to the skies, targeting airlines and service providers
Washington warns airports, fuel suppliers and ticket sellers they risk losing access to the dollar system for serving Iranian carriers; flights are already being canceled, while China and Russia resist the pressure
ynet
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09.23.26
Israel destroyed Iran’s weapons sites. Can Russia and China rebuild them?
Israeli strikes may have shattered Iran’s weapons infrastructure, but Russian banking channels and Chinese oil revenue and dual-use technology could help Tehran rebuild its military capabilities over time
Amine Ayoub
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09.22.26
European intelligence chiefs warn Russia could test NATO within months
Officials see possible limited incursion, drone attacks or provocations as Moscow expands sabotage campaign across Europe; Baltic officials say no attack appears imminent, warn against panic
ynet
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09.21.26
Russia-Ukraine war creates new voting bloc in Israel as immigrants find their political voice
More than 102,000 immigrants from Russia and Ukraine since the 2022 invasion are eligible to vote in the October 27 election; several tell ynet that democratic institutions, minority rights, regional investment and immigrant integration are shaping their priorities
Matan Keselman
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09.20.26
NATO on alert as Europe braces for Russian escalation and possible post-election mobilization
Western intelligence sees preparations that could enable a new Russian call-up after voting ends Sunday; Poland scrambles jets, Macron warns Moscow’s hybrid threat has intensified and NATO updates civil-defense plans as Belarus drills near the sensitive Suwalki Gap
Tal Amoday
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09.19.26
From vodka to vanished names: Russia’s parliamentary election gets off to a strange start
Russia begins three days of parliamentary voting with United Russia expected to retain control, while opposition outlets report blocked observers, implausible turnout figures and even an attempt to sideline monitors with vodka
Alex Nirenberg
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09.18.26
Ten shades of Putin: Russia votes in first Duma election since Ukraine invasion
Four and a half years after the Ukraine invasion, 111 million Russians vote for parliament this weekend; with anti-war Yabloko barred, only Kremlin-aligned parties remain; candidates include Viktor Bout and A Just Russia’s leader
ynet, News Agencies
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09.17.26
US reveals it has deployed weapons in space | This is how China and Russia responded
Air Force Secretary Troy Meink says the Space Force has placed 'space control weapons' in orbit to deter rivals, prompting China and Russia to accuse Washington of fueling an arms race and call for space to remain weapon-free
ynet, news agencies
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09.16.26
Treasure in the walls: Rare 1913 Chabad prayer book found in Russian home
During renovations of a wooden house in Kostroma that served as a rabbi’s home over a century ago, workers found a rare Chabad prayer book printed only once; the community believes it was hidden during the Soviet era
Itamar Eichner
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09.15.26
‘A question of survival’: Young Russians flee amid fears of new mobilization
Aid group reports nearly eightfold rise in inquiries as rumors of a post-election draft, tighter internet controls and shrinking freedoms drive Russians to leave
AP
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09.15.26
Russia accused of using Uman pilgrimage to fuel antisemitism in Ukraine
Russia-linked accounts spread false claims that Breslov Hasidim receive government payments, plan to settle permanently in Ukraine and even seek to turn Uman into an independent entity, while exploiting anger over military conscription
Alex Nirenberg
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09.14.26
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