September 11, 2025
US
•11.09.2025
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US media focused overwhelmingly on the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. The manhunt for his killer intensified throughout the day, with authorities initially releasing a "person of interest," then confirming a rifle was recovered, and describing the suspect as "college-age." Crucially, reports emerged that the recovered ammunition was scrawled with "pro-trans" and "anti-fascist" messages. By late afternoon, the FBI released images of a new "person of interest." The event significantly deepened political polarization, with President Trump blaming "radical-left" groups and vowing accountability, while Vice President JD Vance flew to Utah to pay tribute to Kirk. The 9/11 anniversary ceremonies occurred concurrently but were largely overshadowed.
Israel
•11.09.2025
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Israeli media extensively covered the murder of pro-Israeli activist Charlie Kirk in Utah early in the day, with reports on the ongoing manhunt and initial suspects released. Concurrently, the fallout from the Qatar strike continued, with questions raised about the fate of Hamas leaders. By early afternoon, the narrative shifted dramatically to the release of Elizabeth Tsurkov from Iraqi captivity, dominating headlines with emotional reunions and initial footage. In the late afternoon, discussions intensified regarding the status of senior Hamas officials after the Doha strike, with growing uncertainty about whether key figures were eliminated. The day concluded with prominent reports of a tragic domestic shooting in Jerusalem, where a man allegedly killed his pregnant ex-wife before attempting suicide.
Germany
•11.09.2025
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German media on September 11th continued its extensive coverage of the assassination of prominent Trump supporter Charlie Kirk in Utah. Reports in the morning focused on his death sparking a political 'earthquake' and President Trump blaming the 'radical left'. The ongoing search for the perpetrator and the deepening political polarization in the US remained central themes throughout the day, with discussions extending to reactions in the EU Parliament regarding a minute of silence and calls for 'revenge' from the right.
France
•11.09.2025
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The French media on September 11th extensively covered Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu's efforts to form a 'last chance government.' Early reports focused on his consultations with central bloc parties and the immediate restart of pension reform discussions, with the Socialist Party maintaining a critical stance. By early afternoon, the CFDT had closed the door on pension reform talks, adding to the challenges of securing consensus. Internationally, the assassination of pro-Trump activist Charlie Kirk continued to dominate, with the FBI announcing the discovery of the crime weapon and later releasing photos of a suspect. Concurrently, France mobilized three Rafale jets to protect Polish airspace following Russian drone incursions, an action announced by President Macron in the evening. Social unrest also continued, with reports of strong anger over social injustice at recent demonstrations.
Lebanon
•11.09.2025
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Lebanese media on September 11 continued to focus on the aftermath of the Israeli strike in Qatar from September 9. Morning reports indicated Doha questioned US assurances and noted President Trump's anger, while a Qatari official stated Netanyahu "killed any hope" for hostage release. Concerns about a larger regional conflict persisted. Concurrently, French envoy Ludrian was in Beirut, meeting with President Aoun, who emphasized Lebanese cohesion and the role of French/American pressure in aiding the army's plan to disarm, a key theme from previous days. In the early afternoon, Hezbollah denied any presence or activity in Syrian territory after Syrian internal security reported arresting a Hezbollah cell. Later, reports emerged that Israel targeted Hezbollah infrastructure in Beqaa and Zararia, marking a direct escalation of military action in Lebanon. The government also approved regulatory bodies for electricity and telecommunications.
Ukraine
•11.09.2025
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Ukrainian media focused on ongoing Russian drone incursions into Poland, with President Zelensky suggesting Russia's motive might be to prevent Ukraine from receiving air defense systems before winter. Ukraine, Poland, and Lithuania issued a joint statement. This came as Russia announced major nuclear war training exercises in Belarus, leading Poland to deploy 40,000 soldiers to its border. Meanwhile, reports highlighted the targeting of a Russian Black Sea Fleet ship by Ukrainian special forces, and the US Congress approved a $900 billion defense budget, including $400 million in aid for Ukraine. The day concluded with continued reports of intense combat on the frontlines, particularly in the Pokrovsk sector.
Palestine
•11.09.2025
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Palestinian media on September 11 largely continued to focus on the aftermath of the Doha attack from previous days. Early reports emphasized Qatar's rejection of Netanyahu's threats and ongoing discussions with regional partners, with Egypt offering to host Palestinian factions and issuing a warning to Israel. Internal Israeli discussions in Haaretz criticized the Doha attack as strategically flawed.
Throughout the day, reports highlighted the deepening humanitarian crisis in Gaza, with new famine-related deaths and the WHO defying Israeli evacuation orders.
In the afternoon, attention shifted to Benjamin Netanyahu's actions, specifically his signing of a plan to expand settlements around occupied Jerusalem and separate the northern and southern West Bank. Netanyahu also reportedly declared there would be "no Palestinian state." Conflicting Israeli estimates on the Doha assassination attempt emerged, with some suggesting failure, while Hamas maintained it was an act of war on Arab states.
Throughout the day, reports highlighted the deepening humanitarian crisis in Gaza, with new famine-related deaths and the WHO defying Israeli evacuation orders.
In the afternoon, attention shifted to Benjamin Netanyahu's actions, specifically his signing of a plan to expand settlements around occupied Jerusalem and separate the northern and southern West Bank. Netanyahu also reportedly declared there would be "no Palestinian state." Conflicting Israeli estimates on the Doha assassination attempt emerged, with some suggesting failure, while Hamas maintained it was an act of war on Arab states.
UK
•11.09.2025
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The extensive coverage of Charlie Kirk's assassination, which began the previous day, continued to dominate UK media. Early reports focused on the release of two suspects and the ongoing manhunt for the killer. Donald Trump attributed the killing to the 'radical left.' By mid-morning, a new significant development emerged with the sacking of US Ambassador Lord Mandelson by Keir Starmer, following further revelations of emails related to Jeffrey Epstein. This event quickly became a major focus, creating a domestic political crisis for Starmer. In the afternoon, the FBI confirmed the discovery of the rifle used in Kirk's killing and released images of a 'college-age' person of interest, intensifying the manhunt. The day concluded with reports of law enforcement identifying a person of interest.
Iran
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Iranian media on September 11 continued to track nuclear negotiations and regional tensions. Early reports reiterated Iran's envoy's statement that over 72% of IAEA verification activities were completed, while Europe and the US urged full cooperation. By late morning, Iran's representative in Vienna conditioned IAEA cooperation on respecting legitimate rights, with a Member of Parliament accusing Grossi of being a Mossad agent. Concurrently, the US offered a $15 million reward for information on Iran's sanctions evasion network. In the afternoon, Iran's top military general expressed solidarity with Qatar after the Israeli airstrike, calling for an emergency Doha meeting to cut ties with Tel Aviv. By evening, Foreign Minister Araqchi declared that European conditions for extending the snap-back mechanism were "unwise" and cooperation with the IAEA could not continue as before. The US also imposed new sanctions on Houthis, targeting Iranian oil revenue transfers.
Russia
•11.09.2025
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Russian media continued its extensive coverage of Charlie Kirk's assassination throughout the day, following the previous day's shift in focus. Early reports confirmed his death and the initial detention and subsequent release of a suspect, leading to speculation about the assassin's disappearance. Donald Trump's statements, linking the violence to "radical leftists" and vowing to pursue those responsible, were prominently featured. Later in the day, the FBI's release of new details and a suspect's photo, along with reports of "transgender, anti-fascist" messages found with the weapon, further fueled the narrative. This continued alongside other developing stories, including the reopening of Krasnodar Airport, approval of a substantial US military budget for 2026, and a potential NATO military response to drone incidents over Poland, which Russia dismissed as Russophobia.
Italy
•11.09.2025
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Italian media on September 11 continued to prioritize the killing of right-wing activist Charlie Kirk in Utah, which began to be reported late on September 10. Early reports focused on the arrest and subsequent release of a suspect, with Donald Trump's reactions to Kirk's death receiving wide coverage.
Throughout the morning and early afternoon, attention shifted to the ongoing hunt for the killer, with the FBI eventually releasing photos of a suspect and locating the weapon used. The suspect was described as being of university age, with ammunition bearing pro-transgender and antifascist slogans.
Concurrently, the European Parliament's resolution urging EU member states to recognize Palestine also received significant coverage, alongside Poland's deployment of 40,000 soldiers to its borders and the condemnation of former Brazilian President Bolsonaro for an attempted coup.
Throughout the morning and early afternoon, attention shifted to the ongoing hunt for the killer, with the FBI eventually releasing photos of a suspect and locating the weapon used. The suspect was described as being of university age, with ammunition bearing pro-transgender and antifascist slogans.
Concurrently, the European Parliament's resolution urging EU member states to recognize Palestine also received significant coverage, alongside Poland's deployment of 40,000 soldiers to its borders and the condemnation of former Brazilian President Bolsonaro for an attempted coup.
Japan
•11.09.2025
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Japanese media on September 11th continued its focus on the Liberal Democratic Party's internal dynamics, with early reports indicating that public opinion might influence decisions on LDP slush fund indictments. This was followed by the announcement that Takayuki Kobayashi would run for party president, broadening the field in the leadership contest following Ishiba's resignation. Concurrently, the Tokyo stock market continued its record-breaking surge, exceeding 44,000 yen for the first time, largely driven by AI-related stocks including SoftBank Group. This economic performance occurred as discussions continued regarding Ishiba's resignation making a rate increase less likely. Later in the day, Prime Minister Ishiba instructed a thorough review of inflation countermeasures.
Netherlands
•11.09.2025
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The aftermath of conservative US activist Charlie Kirk's assassination continued to dominate headlines in the morning, with Donald Trump blaming "radical-left" politics and fears of increased political violence. Domestic news included the largest increase in Dutch purchasing power since 2001 and discussions on autofabrikanten lobbying for changes to European environmental standards.
By early afternoon, attention shifted significantly to the conviction of former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro by the Supreme Court for leading a criminal organization and attempting a coup. This development, carrying a potential prison sentence, became the primary international focus through the evening, overshadowing other ongoing stories like the Gaza aid flotilla and local Amsterdam issues with social housing.
By early afternoon, attention shifted significantly to the conviction of former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro by the Supreme Court for leading a criminal organization and attempting a coup. This development, carrying a potential prison sentence, became the primary international focus through the evening, overshadowing other ongoing stories like the Gaza aid flotilla and local Amsterdam issues with social housing.
India
•11.09.2025
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Indian media continued its heavy focus on Nepal's political crisis, transitioning from the previous day's reports of interim government formation to internal divisions within the Gen Z movement. Morning reports highlighted the ongoing discussions for an interim Prime Minister, with former Chief Justice Sushila Karki and former electricity board chief Kulman Ghising emerging as leading candidates. By early afternoon, factionalism within Gen Z became prominent, with some groups protesting against Karki's perceived "India-supporter" stance and instead backing Balen Shah. This indicates a complex and evolving debate over leadership, external influence, and the future direction of Nepal, alongside reports of residents cleaning up protest debris without institutional aid.
Poland
•11.09.2025
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The day saw Poland grapple with the aftermath of Russian drone incursions, which President Nawrocki characterized as a test passed and part of a hybrid war. Early reports focused on residents' anxieties and Tusk's condemnation of actions detrimental to the state and the spread of Russian propaganda. An extraordinary UN Security Council meeting was convened at Poland's request to address the drone incidents, with discussions also questioning NATO's immediate declaration of the incursions not being an act of war. A significant development in the late morning was the unexpected release of 52 prisoners by Belarus, including Polish citizens, unofficially linked to a request from US President Trump.
Spain
•11.09.2025
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Spanish media on September 11 extensively covered the conviction of former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, sentenced to 27 years for his attempted coup against Lula. This international story became prominent in the late evening, shifting focus from earlier developments.
The day began with reports of Junts blocking labor reform and an attempted meeting by Yolanda Díaz with the PP. Early afternoon saw detailed coverage of the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk in the US, including the discovery of a "high-power rifle" and later, the FBI releasing images of a "person of interest." Concurrently, diplomatic tensions between Spain and Israel escalated, with Netanyahu accusing Sánchez of "genocidal threats" after Spain's announced arms embargo, a story that continued from previous days.
The day began with reports of Junts blocking labor reform and an attempted meeting by Yolanda Díaz with the PP. Early afternoon saw detailed coverage of the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk in the US, including the discovery of a "high-power rifle" and later, the FBI releasing images of a "person of interest." Concurrently, diplomatic tensions between Spain and Israel escalated, with Netanyahu accusing Sánchez of "genocidal threats" after Spain's announced arms embargo, a story that continued from previous days.
Turkey
•11.09.2025
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The day began with the significant administrative reshuffle of police chiefs in 37 provinces, following up on reports from the previous day. However, the dominant story quickly shifted to the large-scale operation against Can Holding, leading to the seizure of 121 companies, including major media outlets Habertürk and Show TV. This development generated extensive coverage across multiple Turkish media sources throughout the morning and early afternoon. Later in the day, the Republican People's Party (CHP) saw renewed focus on its internal dynamics, with Özgür Özel calling on Kılıçdaroğlu to clarify the party's governance.
China
•11.09.2025
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Chinese state media continued to emphasize "Victory Day Diplomacy" in the early hours, linking it to messages of confidence and strength, a recurring theme from previous days. Concurrently, President Xi Jinping's congratulatory message to Guyanese President Mohamed Irfaan Ali on his reelection gained prominence, framed within the 'Global South' narrative. By late morning, editorial focus shifted significantly to the China International Fair for Trade in Services, and Xi's call for reduced trade barriers and strengthened international cooperation. This continued into the afternoon, with state media stressing China's "unwavering resolve" to open its service market, intertwining it with historical reflections on the Anti-Japanese War victory.
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