
Hamburg Suffer Second Straight Heavy Defeat, Losing 0:5 at RB Leipzig
The Hamburger SV conceded five goals at RB Leipzig, capping what German outlets are calling a disastrous start to the season.
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The Hamburger SV conceded five goals at RB Leipzig, capping what German outlets are calling a disastrous start to the season.

Rodrigo Ruíz was stopped in the fifth round by a blow to the jaw and had to be carried out of the ring on a stretcher, Argentine outlets report.

Nigeria's ex-PDP chairman Bamanga Tukur has died at 90, with tributes led by Adebayo and other leaders, and burial held in Adamawa.

Turkey's finance minister says tax inspections are now centered on big firms and wealthy taxpayers, according to Turkish media reports.

Mashable reports T-Mobile is giving away Apple's newly launched iPhone 18 Pro at no cost to both new and existing subscribers.

Indonesia's president says the country has moved from importing rice and corn to exporting them, speaking at the 2026 BRICS summit.

Uganda's government has ordered a mandatory three-week quarantine for students entering the country from the Democratic Republic of Congo, Daily Monitor reports.

A new opera about the opioid crisis, The Galloping Cure, has premiered in Umeå, with Swedish critics divided over its visceral staging.

The 2026 Descente IRONMAN 70.3 Dali station was held in Yunnan, with competitors from roughly 60 countries taking part, according to Chinese media reports.

Iranian media report a commercial ship was struck near the Strait of Hormuz, killing one person and injuring three others.

Sunderland welcome AZ Alkmaar in the Europa League on September 16, 2026, with previews, predictions and ticket details circulating.

Nifty September futures traded above the spot level, with HDFC Bank and GE Vernova T&D India among the most active names, dars.gov.et reports.

Gyeonggi Province is scrapping its 500,000-won postpartum care subsidy, and Governor Chu Mi-ae says the decision was forced by budget conditions.

Egypt's Transport Ministry has announced journey times for the first line of its electric high-speed rail network, with the longest trip capped at 3 hours 15 minutes.

BBC reports six people died and 107 were rescued after an Indonesian ferry went missing in the Java Sea, with search efforts continuing for others.

Al-Sharq Al-Awsat reports that the solar system's smallest planet is contracting more quickly than researchers had projected.

Portuguese outlet O Mirante reports migraine is still a chronic illness that limits everyday activities, as other outlets highlight its wider effects.

Demonstrations against the far-right Alternative for Germany party took place in multiple locations nationwide on Saturday, according to ABC Nyheter.

Blizzard has released Forsaken Kingdom, the first add-on for Warcraft 3 since The Frozen Throne, according to Polish gaming outlets.

A German sports medicine journal reports that staying mentally active may lower dementia risk even for people who lead sedentary lives.

A condiment brand is still using a late actor's image nearly a year after his death, raising questions about what happens to endorsement contracts when a celebrity dies.

عالم التقنية reports that cumulative sales of Huawei's Mate 80 lineup are approaching the 9 million mark.

A month after severe flooding in Chiba, residents face repeated heavy rain, abandoned vehicles, and ongoing recovery as volunteers and aid efforts continue.

Saudi Arabia says a Houthi projectile struck a mosque in Jazan, wounding two people, as Al Jazeera reports rising tensions with the Yemeni group.
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