September 23, 2025
US
•23.09.2025
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US media attention on September 23 was initially dominated by President Trump's continued claims linking Tylenol to autism and the controversy surrounding Jimmy Kimmel's show not airing on Sinclair stations. By late morning, the focus began to shift towards Trump's upcoming address to the UN General Assembly and concurrent legal challenges.
In the early afternoon, reports highlighted Trump's speech at the UN, where he criticized the global body, while news also emerged of the Secret Service thwarting a telecommunications threat near the UN.
Later in the day, the conviction of Ryan Routh for attempting to assassinate Trump, along with his subsequent outburst and attempted self-stabbing in court, became a central story. Trump's address at the UN, where he continued to criticize international institutions and surprisingly shifted his stance on Ukraine, remained a prominent topic into the evening.
In the early afternoon, reports highlighted Trump's speech at the UN, where he criticized the global body, while news also emerged of the Secret Service thwarting a telecommunications threat near the UN.
Later in the day, the conviction of Ryan Routh for attempting to assassinate Trump, along with his subsequent outburst and attempted self-stabbing in court, became a central story. Trump's address at the UN, where he continued to criticize international institutions and surprisingly shifted his stance on Ukraine, remained a prominent topic into the evening.
Israel
•23.09.2025
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The day's media coverage began with continued reports on France's recognition of a Palestinian state and the death of Major Shahar Natanel Buzaglo in Gaza City. By mid-morning, attention shifted to Trump's anticipated speech at the UN General Assembly, with reports of Hamas seeking guarantees from him for a partial hostage release. In the early afternoon, Trump delivered his speech, criticizing the UN and strongly opposing the recognition of a Palestinian state, calling it a "prize for Hamas's atrocities." Later, Trump met with Arab and Muslim leaders, reiterating his intent to end the Gaza war and secure hostage release, concluding a day dominated by his diplomatic efforts and statements.
Germany
•23.09.2025
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German media started the day highlighting international relations, particularly Russia's actions near NATO airspace and the global response to a Palestinian state. Domestically, Merz's declining poll numbers and Jimmy Kimmel's return to late-night television garnered attention. By late morning, focus shifted to a drone incident in Denmark, declared a "severest attack" on critical infrastructure, with Russia implicated. The afternoon was dominated by Donald Trump's UN General Assembly speech, where he criticized the UN, European migration policies, and climate change, while notably praising Germany. Later in the evening, Trump's call for shooting down Russian planes violating NATO airspace became a prominent topic.
France
•23.09.2025
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French media coverage on September 23rd began with continued focus on France's recognition of the State of Palestine, with other European countries following suit, and the diplomatic implications of this decision. Early reports highlighted international reactions and the historical significance of Macron's speech at the UN. Concurrently, Ousmane Dembélé winning the Ballon d'Or garnered significant sports attention.
By late morning and early afternoon, attention shifted to the trial of Cédric Jubillar, with new details emerging about his personality and his son's belief in his father's guilt. Drone overflights in Denmark and Norway, and the associated accusations against Russia, also became a prominent topic.
The late afternoon and evening were dominated by Donald Trump's speech at the UN, where he strongly criticized the recognition of a Palestinian state, calling it a "reward" for Hamas, and made remarks on climate change. The day concluded with extensive coverage of the death of iconic Franco-Italian actress Claudia Cardinale.
By late morning and early afternoon, attention shifted to the trial of Cédric Jubillar, with new details emerging about his personality and his son's belief in his father's guilt. Drone overflights in Denmark and Norway, and the associated accusations against Russia, also became a prominent topic.
The late afternoon and evening were dominated by Donald Trump's speech at the UN, where he strongly criticized the recognition of a Palestinian state, calling it a "reward" for Hamas, and made remarks on climate change. The day concluded with extensive coverage of the death of iconic Franco-Italian actress Claudia Cardinale.
Lebanon
•23.09.2025
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Lebanese media on September 23 prominently covered President Aoun's address to the UN General Assembly in the evening, where he stated that Lebanon chose to be a land of life, not a hotbed of wars, and appealed for support, emphasizing the potential for extremism if Lebanon falls. This follows earlier reports of Aoun's meetings at the UN, where he informed Guterres that continued Israeli aggressions impede the disarmament plan's implementation.
Throughout the day, Prime Minister Salam's response to American envoy Barrack's statements, in which he expressed surprise and reaffirmed the government's commitment to its ministerial statement, also received significant attention. The ongoing Hawk III financial scandal was noted as being before the financial prosecutor.
Ukraine
•23.09.2025
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Ukrainian media on September 23 initially focused on continued Russian airstrikes in Zaporizhzhia and Odesa, which resulted in fatalities, and President Zelenskyy's discussions with Kellogg ahead of his meeting with Trump. Concurrently, Ukrainian forces confirmed strikes on Russian oil facilities and aircraft in Crimea. The editorial focus shifted to Donald Trump's address at the UN General Assembly, where he stated his readiness to impose tariffs with Europe to end the war, and accused China and India of sponsoring Russia. By evening, attention was on the meeting between Trump and Zelenskyy, with Trump expressing that Ukraine could regain all its territories, and potentially even "go further," which Zelenskyy described as a "very good and constructive conversation." Zelenskyy also stated that Trump would provide security guarantees to Ukraine after the war.
Palestine
•23.09.2025
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Palestinian media on September 23 continued its focus on international recognition of Palestine, with France officially recognizing the state and President Abbas expressing gratitude. By early morning, reports highlighted the ongoing Israeli escalation in Gaza, marked by bombings and demolitions, now in its 717th day. The international community's embrace of a two-state solution conference and concerns about Israel's response to recognitions were also prominent.
Later in the morning, the 718th day of the Gaza offensive was heavily featured, with reports of intense bombardments, destruction, and casualties. Attention also turned to an American plan to end the Gaza war, to be proposed by Trump. By late morning and early afternoon, several sources reported Netanyahu's decision to close the Al-Karameh (Allenby) crossing indefinitely. This closure, coupled with ongoing Gaza offensive reports, including tank advances near Al-Shifa Complex, dominated evening coverage, alongside Hamas' rejection of Trump's ceasefire proposals.
Later in the morning, the 718th day of the Gaza offensive was heavily featured, with reports of intense bombardments, destruction, and casualties. Attention also turned to an American plan to end the Gaza war, to be proposed by Trump. By late morning and early afternoon, several sources reported Netanyahu's decision to close the Al-Karameh (Allenby) crossing indefinitely. This closure, coupled with ongoing Gaza offensive reports, including tank advances near Al-Shifa Complex, dominated evening coverage, alongside Hamas' rejection of Trump's ceasefire proposals.
UK
•23.09.2025
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UK media on September 23 focused predominantly on Donald Trump's address to the UN General Assembly. Early reports anticipated his "vision for the world," with concerns raised by British officials about his potential recognition of Israeli West Bank settlements. Trump's controversial claims linking paracetamol to autism also continued to receive attention.
By early afternoon, coverage centered on Trump's fiery speech, where he accused other nations of failing to control their borders and claimed European countries were in "serious trouble" due to uncontrolled immigration. He specifically attacked London's Mayor Sadiq Khan, suggesting the city was moving towards Sharia law.
In the evening, Trump's pronouncements continued to dominate, with reports highlighting his suggestion that NATO members should shoot down Russian aircraft breaching airspace, and his backing for Ukraine to regain all lost territory, a shift in his previous stance.
By early afternoon, coverage centered on Trump's fiery speech, where he accused other nations of failing to control their borders and claimed European countries were in "serious trouble" due to uncontrolled immigration. He specifically attacked London's Mayor Sadiq Khan, suggesting the city was moving towards Sharia law.
In the evening, Trump's pronouncements continued to dominate, with reports highlighting his suggestion that NATO members should shoot down Russian aircraft breaching airspace, and his backing for Ukraine to regain all lost territory, a shift in his previous stance.
Iran
•23.09.2025
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The media landscape on September 23 was dominated by diplomatic efforts surrounding Iran's nuclear program and President Pezeshkian's UN visit. Early reports emphasized Pezeshkian's opportunity to articulate Iran's stances, alongside critical commentary on the low probability of preventing the snap-back mechanism. Throughout the day, discussions centered on the ongoing consultations between Iran and the E3 in New York, with Larijani reiterating Iran's openness to "rational and fair" proposals. The Revolutionary Guard Corps explicitly opposed a potential Pezeshkian-Trump meeting. Later in the day, the Supreme Leader's address became the central focus, as he unequivocally rejected negotiations with the United States on the nuclear issue, asserting that such talks offer no benefit and carry irreversible harms. This stance was delivered as European countries urged Iran to take practical steps following meetings with Iran's negotiator.
Russia
•23.09.2025
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Russian media began the day with reports of a former Biden aide receiving Russian citizenship, discussions on restoring cultural sites, and persistent drone attacks on Moscow. Throughout the morning, reports emphasized the downing of numerous UAVs, with some sources mentioning the use of balloons in the attacks. Additionally, arrests for sabotage in Samara were reported. In the afternoon, attention shifted significantly to Donald Trump's statements, with initial reports focusing on his threats of tariffs against Russia and his commitment to ending the conflict in Ukraine. By evening, Trump's rhetoric evolved, with reports highlighting his criticism of Russia's economy and his assertion that Kyiv could reclaim all of Ukraine, a notable shift from earlier reports acknowledging Russia's military strength. Concurrently, the US did not support an anti-Russian statement at the UN Security Council.
Italy
•23.09.2025
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Italian media on September 23 began with drone sightings over Copenhagen and Oslo airports, leading to temporary closures and renewed concerns about Russian involvement, with Zelensky directly accusing Russia. By early afternoon, focus shifted to Donald Trump's address at the UN General Assembly, where he criticized the UN's effectiveness in ending wars, emphasized immigration as a main emergency, and called for an end to the Gaza conflict. Later in the evening, the primary focus transitioned dramatically to the death of iconic Italian actress Claudia Cardinale at 87 years old. This new development overshadowed earlier discussions on Trump's calls for NATO to down Russian jets and the Pope's stance on recognizing Palestine and dialogues for peace in Ukraine.
Japan
•23.09.2025
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Japanese media on September 23 continued its extensive coverage of the LDP presidential election, with candidates holding a joint press conference and later focusing on reform (Yahoo News Japan, The Japan Times). Early reports also highlighted the resurgence of the yen carry trade, accelerating the yen's depreciation against various currencies, with political uncertainty cited as a factor (Nikkei Shimbun). This depreciation continued throughout the day, with one candidate even condoning an increase in deficit bond issuance (Yahoo News Japan). Separately, an unmanned aircraft was shot down in central Moscow (Yahoo News Japan), and ASEAN explored cooperation with CPTPP amid trade uncertainties (Nikkei Asia).
Netherlands
•23.09.2025
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Dutch media on September 23 focused on the escalating tensions between NATO and Russia. Early reports highlighted renewed discussions surrounding a Palestinian state and domestic issues such as asylum seeker accommodation and local opposition to bonfire bans (NRC, de Volkskrant, Het Parool).
By mid-morning, attention shifted to concerns over Dutch drug crime intertwining with Belgian networks and skepticism regarding a potential KBC takeover of ABN Amro (NRC, Het Financieele Dagblad).
The afternoon saw a significant shift, with NRC, Het Parool, and de Volkskrant reporting on Russian drones over Scandinavian airports and NATO's warnings that fighter jets might intercept Russian intruders, especially along the eastern flank. This continued through the evening, with NATO members emphasizing a readiness to defend their airspace and calls for a stronger response to Russian provocations.
By mid-morning, attention shifted to concerns over Dutch drug crime intertwining with Belgian networks and skepticism regarding a potential KBC takeover of ABN Amro (NRC, Het Financieele Dagblad).
The afternoon saw a significant shift, with NRC, Het Parool, and de Volkskrant reporting on Russian drones over Scandinavian airports and NATO's warnings that fighter jets might intercept Russian intruders, especially along the eastern flank. This continued through the evening, with NATO members emphasizing a readiness to defend their airspace and calls for a stronger response to Russian provocations.
India
•23.09.2025
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Indian media on September 23 extensively covered the release of Samajwadi Party leader Azam Khan from jail after 23 months, with live updates and analyses of its political implications throughout the morning and early afternoon.
Concurrently, heavy rainfall in Kolkata caused significant flooding and fatalities, leading to early Durga Puja holidays and widespread disruption.
By the afternoon, media attention shifted prominently to Donald Trump's statements at the UN General Assembly. Trump accused India and China of funding the Ukraine war through oil purchases, while also reiterating his claim of ending seven "unendable wars," including between India and Pakistan. This generated considerable discussion across multiple news outlets.
Concurrently, heavy rainfall in Kolkata caused significant flooding and fatalities, leading to early Durga Puja holidays and widespread disruption.
By the afternoon, media attention shifted prominently to Donald Trump's statements at the UN General Assembly. Trump accused India and China of funding the Ukraine war through oil purchases, while also reiterating his claim of ending seven "unendable wars," including between India and Pakistan. This generated considerable discussion across multiple news outlets.
Poland
•23.09.2025
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Polish media on September 23 opened with continued reports on drones over Copenhagen, causing flight disruptions, echoing national security concerns from previous days.
By early afternoon, discussions shifted to the tragic deaths of Polish GROM commandos in Arizona and President Duda's assertive stance within NATO. Concurrently, Prime Minister Tusk announced the reopening of the border with Belarus, a decision preceded by pressure from carriers.
Later in the afternoon and into the evening, significant attention was given to Donald Trump's statements, initially questioning the existence of the UN, then advocating for NATO countries to shoot down Russian planes. This was followed by a notable shift in his rhetoric regarding Ukraine, expressing that the country could regain all its territory, a departure from his previous stances.
By early afternoon, discussions shifted to the tragic deaths of Polish GROM commandos in Arizona and President Duda's assertive stance within NATO. Concurrently, Prime Minister Tusk announced the reopening of the border with Belarus, a decision preceded by pressure from carriers.
Later in the afternoon and into the evening, significant attention was given to Donald Trump's statements, initially questioning the existence of the UN, then advocating for NATO countries to shoot down Russian planes. This was followed by a notable shift in his rhetoric regarding Ukraine, expressing that the country could regain all its territory, a departure from his previous stances.
Spain
•23.09.2025
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•Yesterday
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On September 23, Spanish media initially focused on the international recognition of Palestine, with France and Belgium formalizing their recognition at the UN, building on developments from previous days. Concurrently, domestic news covered allegations regarding the government's knowledge of deficiencies in telematic bracelets. By early afternoon, the narrative shifted significantly to Donald Trump's intervention at the UN General Assembly. Outlets extensively reported on his speech, highlighting his alignment with Israel, his criticisms of the UN, and his comments on European migration policies. The government's approval of an arms embargo on Israel, with an exception for national interests, and the confirmation of legal proceedings against Pedro Sánchez's brother also received sustained coverage.
Turkey
•23.09.2025
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Turkish media maintained its focus on international relations, with President Erdoğan dominating headlines due to his engagements at the UN General Assembly. Early reports highlighted Erdoğan's continued advocacy for Palestine, with Daily Sabah and Sabah covering his Fox News interview where he accused Netanyahu of genocide. The domestic sphere saw significant attention given to an operation and arrests at the Ankara Metropolitan Municipality, prompting a reaction from Mayor Mansur Yavaş. In the early afternoon, Daily Sabah further elaborated on the recognition of an independent Palestinian state, referencing past, present, and future perspectives. By late afternoon and evening, Erdoğan's UN addresses continued to be a central theme, with Daily Sabah reporting on his emphasis on Palestinian suffering and his statement that there is no war in Gaza, only an Israeli massacre.
China
•23.09.2025
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Chinese state media began the day with extensive coverage of Xinjiang's development and ethnic unity under President Xi Jinping's leadership, linking it to the region's 70th anniversary. Concurrently, state outlets promoted the establishment of China's own international relations knowledge system, separate from Western influence.
The focus then shifted to agricultural development and food security, emphasizing President Xi Jinping's commitment to rural revitalization and self-sufficiency. Separately, official media highlighted Xinjiang's development and ethnic unity under Xi's leadership. Super Typhoon Ragasa continued to impact southern China.
Mid-morning saw President Xi Jinping's arrival in Xinjiang for the 70th-anniversary celebrations of the autonomous region, becoming the dominant editorial priority across state media, emphasizing ethnic unity and development. Meanwhile, Typhoon Ragasa prompted evacuations and flight suspensions in southern China, Hong Kong, and Macau.
The focus then shifted to agricultural development and food security, emphasizing President Xi Jinping's commitment to rural revitalization and self-sufficiency. Separately, official media highlighted Xinjiang's development and ethnic unity under Xi's leadership. Super Typhoon Ragasa continued to impact southern China.
Mid-morning saw President Xi Jinping's arrival in Xinjiang for the 70th-anniversary celebrations of the autonomous region, becoming the dominant editorial priority across state media, emphasizing ethnic unity and development. Meanwhile, Typhoon Ragasa prompted evacuations and flight suspensions in southern China, Hong Kong, and Macau.
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