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The Geissens will leave RTLZWEI and join ProSiebenSat.1 starting summer 2027, ending a 15-year partnership.

Day 4 of the Toronto International Film Festival brings red carpets, screenings and a packed celebrity lineup, according to local and industry outlets.

ThePrint reports Indian players refused to accept the Asia Cup trophy from PCB chairman Mohsin Naqvi, prompting praise in Pakistan and a political row in India.

The Philippine Stock Exchange index ended a two-day decline as investors bought into cheaper shares, while the peso traded lower.

Bob Mackie, the costume designer known for dressing Cher and Diana Ross, has died at 87, according to theguardian.com.

Indonesia's anti-graft agency detained officials from the ATR/BPN ministry and Bogor regency land office over alleged bribes tied to land title processing.

The Times reports the actor died after taking oxycodone laced with fentanyl, with the DEA reportedly targeting a potential dealer.

Kenya's meteorological department says several counties will see rainfall in the coming days as the country nears its short rains season.

JPMorgan analysts say delivery lead times for Apple's iPhone 18 lineup are shorter than a year ago, according to Investing.com Nigeria.

Reuters reports the Fed is set for a rate hike, the first under Kevin Warsh, as he faces a tough vote and pressure from investors.

A nude advertisement featuring Sydney Sweeney for a gambling platform has drawn criticism that it sexualizes women's sport, according to Dutch media.

Al Jazeera reports Israel is weighing the implications of Houthi control over Bab al-Mandab, as the group tightens its hold on the strategic strait.

Brazil coach José Roberto Guimarães says he will step down after the Los Angeles 2028 Olympics, with Fofão eyeing the role.

Sarwendah has refused to hand over some asset certificates belonging to Ruben Onsu, prompting his team to prepare a legal warning letter.

Portuguese telecom operator MEO reported network failures affecting internet access nationwide, with other carriers also logging issues.

The South China Morning Post reports growing questions about whether the US-backed Luzon Economic Corridor delivers real gains for Filipinos.

The peso weakened past 17.15 per dollar on Monday, September 14, 2026, as investors sought safe-haven assets ahead of the Federal Reserve's rate decision.

The Urban Developer reports a regulator has mapped the state's suburbs most at risk of building defects, though details remain limited.

A heart health campaign in South Africa is focusing on taxi drivers during the country's awareness month, IOL reports.

An Indonesian newspaper archive marks 15 September 1958 as the date the cause of trachoma was identified.

South Australia has confirmed its first bird flu infection in an endangered Australian sea lion, with a pelican also testing positive.

Brazilian soybean producers are starting their 2026/27 planting earlier than usual to reduce exposure to El Niño weather effects, Agrimidia reports.

Madrid is closing part of the M-45 and streets in Villaverde to handle crowds for Shakira's 12-concert run, EL PAÍS reports.

Some customers are unhappy with AIB's newly launched mobile banking app, according to a report from The Journal.
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