September 24, 2025
Iran
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The day began with reports on Iran's nuclear capabilities, with the IAEA Director-General suggesting Iran could reach 90% uranium enrichment in weeks, a point underscored by Iranian media's focus on the Supreme Leader's rejection of US nuclear talks. This was followed by statements from Iranian officials about rebuilding destroyed nuclear facilities, a claim later corroborated by international reports. By early afternoon, President Pezeshkian's address at the UN became the dominant narrative, where he asserted Iran is not seeking nuclear weapons, condemned Israel and the US for betraying diplomacy, and accused European countries of illegal actions in activating the snapback mechanism. Throughout the day, discussions around the economic impact of potential sanctions and the dollar's value also persisted.
Russia
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Russian media began the day discussing Donald Trump's shifting stances on Ukraine and ongoing negotiations, alongside Foreign Minister Lavrov's arrival at the UN General Assembly. Early morning reports also noted drone attacks in Volgograd and a prevented terror attack in Novosibirsk. The focus then shifted to the Ministry of Finance's budget proposals, including a potential VAT increase, which prompted considerable discussion. By late morning and throughout the afternoon, the primary focus became a Ukrainian drone attack on Novorossiysk, which resulted in multiple fatalities and injuries, and damage to infrastructure. This attack dominated headlines, with updated casualty figures and official responses. The day concluded with reports on Lavrov's meetings with Marco Rubio in New York, where they reportedly discussed a peaceful resolution for Ukraine.
Japan
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Japanese media on September 24 continued to focus on Donald Trump's shifting stance regarding the Russia-Ukraine conflict, with early reports noting his preference for a "spheres of influence" approach with China, followed by later headlines highlighting fears of disengagement (The Japan Times, Yahoo News Japan). Concurrently, the LDP presidential election remained a central theme, with public debates focusing on economic policies and inflation measures (Nikkei Shimbun, Yahoo News Japan). Separately, the Nikkei stock market reached new highs, driven by SoftBank Group's investments (Nikkei Shimbun). Meanwhile, Russia faces deepening fuel shortages (Yahoo News Japan), and a typhoon caused deaths and disappearances in Taiwan (Yahoo News Japan).
India
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Indian media extensively covered violent protests in Ladakh's Leh throughout the day, where demonstrators, supporting environmentalist Sonam Wangchuk's hunger strike, clashed with police and torched a BJP office while demanding full statehood for Ladakh. Early reports detailed clashes and the burning of a BJP office, escalating by late morning with reports of fatalities and injuries, leading to a curfew. The Home Ministry later attributed the violence to Sonam Wangchuk's "provocative statements." Concurrently, the Karnataka High Court upheld government content takedown orders against X Corp, emphasizing the need for social media regulation. India also condemned Pakistan at the UNHRC for air strikes.
Turkey
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Turkish media continued its focus on international diplomacy regarding Gaza throughout the day. In the morning, reports highlighted President Erdoğan's meeting with Trump at the UN Gaza Summit and Trump's strong statements against countries recognizing Palestine. This international focus persisted into the early afternoon, with Daily Sabah reporting on Israel's alleged aim for Gaza control and a Jewish majority in the West Bank. Domestically, the CHP Istanbul Congress was a significant ongoing story. Although initially facing a suspension order, the congress was later allowed to proceed by the Supreme Election Council (YSK). In the evening, Trump's statements to Muslim leaders about not allowing Israel to annex the West Bank received attention, alongside further comments from Erdoğan regarding Trump. Meanwhile, a poll indicated 60-70% support for the "process" – likely referring to ongoing peace or political initiatives – while the CHP held a rally in Eyüpsultan to support Palestine, and İmamoğlu's Guardian article on Turkish democracy being under threat was also highlighted.
China
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Chinese state media opened the day continuing extensive coverage of President Xi Jinping's visit to Xinjiang for the 70th anniversary, emphasizing efforts to build a "beautiful Xinjiang" and ethnic unity. Concurrently, Super Typhoon Ragasa remained a major concern, particularly in southern China and Hong Kong, with warnings of extreme weather and widespread disruption. By mid-morning, Chinese state media continued its extensive coverage of President Xi Jinping's visit to Xinjiang, highlighting a themed exhibition and his arrival in Urumqi. The typhoon remained a significant story, causing severe weather in Hong Kong, Guangdong, and Taiwan, with reports of damage and casualties. As the day concluded, Chinese state media continued to highlight Xi's directive for building a socialist modern Xinjiang and his attendance at celebratory events, while Typhoon Ragasa reports shifted to lowering storm signals and recovery efforts in Hong Kong and Guangdong.
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