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- 1SpaceX Starship reaches orbit for first time as booster splashes down●Blastoff! SpaceX Starship launches to orbit for first time, booster splashes down
SpaceX's Starship, the largest rocket ever built, has launched to orbit for the first time, with its Super Heavy booster splashing down after separation. The flight marks a major milestone in the rocket's development program, which SpaceX intends to use for missions to the Moon and Mars. Space enthusiasts and industry watchers are closely following the outcome and what it means for future launches.
- 2Russia launches rare daytime drone strike on Ukraine▼Russia blasts Ukraine with rare daytime drone strike
Russia attacked Ukraine with a wave of drones during daylight hours, an unusual timing for strikes that typically occur overnight. The assault reportedly targeted Ukrainian territory and adds to the sustained aerial campaign against Ukrainian cities and infrastructure. Details on casualties and damage were not immediately available as authorities assessed the aftermath of the strike.
- 3Russian attack kills woman and teenage girl in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast▼⛔️🇺🇦Another Russian War Crime: Russian terrorists attack civilians in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, killing woman and 17-year-o
A Russian strike on civilians in Ukraine's Dnipropetrovsk Oblast has killed a woman and a 17-year-old girl, with a child reported among the injured. The attack is being condemned as another war crime, with calls circulating to draw the attention of international bodies such as the ICC in The Hague.
- 4Likud candidate's remark to freed Gaza hostage sparks outrage●'I wish there was a way to return you to Hamas': Likud candidate blasts freed Gaza hostage
A Likud candidate said of a freed Gaza hostage that she 'wished there was a way to return you to Hamas', according to the Jerusalem Post. The comment, directed at a former captive released during the Gaza conflict, has drawn sharp criticism as an attack on a hostage survivor and has fueled controversy inside Israeli politics over how freed hostages are treated by political figures.
- 5South Korea suspects North Korean mines behind DMZ blast●South Korea suspects North Korean mines behind DMZ blast https://www. aljazeera.com/news/2026/9/28/s outh-korea-suspects
South Korea says it suspects North Korean landmines caused an explosion in the Demilitarized Zone, according to a report covered by Al Jazeera. An investigation into the blast has raised concerns in Seoul that the incident could provoke renewed tension between the two Koreas, already strained by years of stalled diplomacy and periodic clashes along the heavily fortified border.
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A landmine explosion in the Korean Demilitarized Zone was likely caused by North Korea, according to reporting from the Jerusalem Post. No details have been given about casualties, the exact location, or when the blast occurred. If confirmed, the incident could heighten tensions on the heavily fortified border between the two Koreas, which remain technically at war.
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South Korean soldiers were injured in an explosion in the Demilitarized Zone, and officials assess the blast was most likely caused by a North Korean landmine. The incident has drawn attention to ongoing dangers along the heavily fortified border, where mines remain scattered decades after the Korean War. Authorities are investigating the exact circumstances of the explosion and the soldiers' condition.
- 8South Korea and UN Command investigate DMZ explosion▼South Korean military, UN command launch investigation into DMZ explosion
South Korea's military and the UN Command have launched a joint investigation into an explosion in the Korean Demilitarized Zone, the heavily fortified border separating North and South Korea. Details about the cause of the blast and any damage or casualties have not yet been confirmed, and authorities are working to establish what happened in the area.
- 9Six killed, four Americans among dead, in explosion near Athens Acropolis●Four American tourists among 6 killed after explosion levels building near Athens’ Acropolis
An explosion destroyed a building near the Acropolis in Athens, killing six people, four of them American tourists. The blast leveled the structure in a busy area close to Greece's most visited landmark, raising questions about what caused the explosion and whether others were injured. Details on the victims and the circumstances remain limited as authorities respond to the scene.
- 10South Korea blames North Korean mines for border blasts▼South Korea Says Border Blasts That Injured 3 Officers Was Likely Caused by North Korean Mines
South Korea's military says explosions along the border that injured three officers were most likely caused by North Korean landmines. The officers were hurt while working near the heavily fortified demilitarised zone separating the two Koreas. The finding is expected to add to already strained tensions between Seoul and Pyongyang, with officials assessing how the mines came to detonate in the area.
- 11Lavrov accuses US and Western allies of warmongering at UN▼Russia’s Lavrov blasts US, Western allies as “warmongers’ in fiery UN tirade
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov delivered a heated address at the United Nations, branding the United States and its Western allies "warmongers". The sharp tirade reflects Moscow's ongoing effort to portray Western military support for Ukraine as the driver of the conflict, and it drew attention as part of the latest round of Russia-West rhetorical clashes on the world stage.
- 12Israeli terror victim criticises Macron over Hamas statement▼‘Like denying the sun will come up’: Israeli terror victim blasts Macron over Hamas claim
An Israeli victim of terrorism has publicly criticised French President Emmanuel Macron over a claim he made about Hamas, saying his remark was like denying the sun will come up. The comment reflects ongoing anger in Israel over European leaders' statements regarding Hamas and the conflict.
- 13The New Yorker backs Blast's Qatargate revelations implicating Netanyahu●[Article] Qatargate : le New Yorker confirme les révélations de Blast sur Netanyahu Le 19 septembre, le New Yorker a pub
On 19 September, The New Yorker published a long investigation into the Israeli side of the Qatargate scandal, placing Benjamin Netanyahu at the centre of it. The report corroborates earlier revelations by French outlet Blast, accusing several people close to Netanyahu of involvement in the affair.
- 14Russian strikes on Zaporizhzhia villages kill three civilians▼Russians attack Komyshuvakha and Novotavriiske in Zaporizhzhia Oblast: 3 killed, 4 injured – photos Russian forces struc
Russian forces struck the villages of Komyshuvakha and Novotavriiske in Zaporizhzhia Oblast on the night of 26-27 September, killing three civilians and injuring four others. The attacks hit residential areas, with photographs showing damage from the overnight shelling. Local authorities confirmed the casualties as Ukrainian officials continue to report near-daily strikes on villages and towns across the front-line region.
- 15South Korea and UN inspect suspected DMZ mine explosion site●South Korea, UN team inspect site of suspected DMZ mine explosion
South Korean officials and a United Nations team have inspected the site of a suspected landmine explosion in the Korean Demilitarized Zone. The joint inspection is aimed at establishing what caused the blast and assessing conditions in the heavily fortified border area. Details about casualties or damage have not been confirmed, and the incident has drawn attention to lingering dangers in the zone.
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A deadly explosion struck Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province in northwestern Pakistan, according to initial news reports. Details on the number of victims, the target, and responsibility have not yet been confirmed as authorities respond to the scene. The province has frequently been hit by militant violence in recent years, and such attacks typically draw swift condemnation and security crackdowns.
- 17Two US Couples Killed In Athens Building Blast Before Flight▼Hours Before Flight, 2 US Couples Killed In Blast In Athens Building
Two American couples were killed in an explosion in an Athens building, reportedly hours before they were due to take a flight. The blast occurred in the Greek capital, and authorities are investigating the cause. The incident has drawn international attention given the victims' nationality and the timing shortly before their planned departure.
- 18Pope condemns assisted dying as 'false compassion' at French shrine●Pope blasts assisted dying as 'false compassion' at French shrine known for miraculous cures
Pope Leo condemned assisted dying as 'false compassion' during a visit to Lourdes, the French shrine famed for reported miraculous cures. Speaking at the pilgrimage site, he contrasted the shrine's tradition of healing with moves to legalise euthanasia, arguing that ending life is not genuine care for the sick. The remarks come as several European countries debate expanding assisted dying laws.
- 19Trump criticizes Supreme Court over Missouri map ruling▼Trump slams Supreme Court for blocking Missouri’s GOP-favored map for third time
President Trump has publicly criticized the Supreme Court after it blocked Missouri's Republican-favored congressional map for the third time. The dispute centers on GOP efforts to redraw the state's districts to their advantage, with the court repeatedly refusing to allow the new boundaries to take effect. Trump blasted the justices' decision, intensifying tensions between the White House and a court he appointed a majority of, and keeping redistricting fights in the national spotlight.
- 20Explosions rock Russian-occupied Luhansk, ammunition depot reportedly hit●A series of explosions in Russian-occupied Luhansk last night. An ammunition depot was reportedly struck.
A series of explosions was reported in Luhansk, the city in eastern Ukraine that has been under Russian occupation since 2022, last night. According to initial reports circulating on social media, an ammunition depot used by Russian forces was struck in the blasts. Ukrainian officials and war bloggers shared the news, but the extent of damage and casualties has not been independently confirmed.
- 21Kyiv hit by daytime drone strike, journalist reports loudest blast yet●A little while ago, an explosion jolted me out of my chair in my Kyiv office. It was the loudest blast yet I have experi
A powerful explosion struck central Kyiv, with a jet-powered drone hitting a building roughly two hundred meters from the Delegation during daylight hours. Kateryna Mathernova, who has worked in the Ukrainian capital for three years, described it as the loudest blast she has experienced there, saying it jolted her from her chair in her office.
- 22Explosion in Athens kills four Americans and two others●Athens, Greece: 4 Americans, 2 others killed in explosion
An explosion in Athens, Greece has killed six people, four of them American citizens, along with two others. Details about the cause of the blast and the victims' identities have not yet been confirmed. Authorities are expected to investigate whether the explosion was accidental or deliberate as emergency services respond to the scene.
- 23Pakistan Mosque Blast Survivor Account Sparks Attention●Syed Suhail | Pakistan Mosque Blast: PAK में धमाके की रोंगटे खड़े करने वाली कहानी| Top News|Breaking
Reports of a deadly explosion at a mosque in Pakistan are drawing wide attention, with an account attributed to Syed Suhail describing harrowing details of the blast. News channels are carrying breaking coverage of the incident and eyewitness testimony, as viewers react to the disturbing story emerging from the attack.
- 24SpaceX rocket explodes in ocean after early splashdown●Moment SpaceX rocket explodes in ocean after splashing down early
A SpaceX rocket exploded in the ocean moments after splashing down earlier than planned. Sky News footage captured the blast as the booster hit the water ahead of schedule, raising questions about the test flight's final phase. The early landing and subsequent explosion are the focus of coverage, with observers weighing what the failure means for SpaceX's development programme.
- 25Russian drone strikes knock out power for 500 in Poltava Oblast▼Drones hit industrial facilities in Poltava Oblast, leaving 500 consumers without power Russian drone attacks have struc
Russian drones struck industrial facilities in Poltava Oblast, Ukraine, damaging power transmission lines and leaving around 500 consumers without electricity. The regional military administration reported the overnight attack, which hit energy infrastructure amid Russia's ongoing campaign of drone strikes against Ukrainian industrial and power targets. Repair work is understood to be under way to restore supply to affected customers.
- 26Four American tourists killed in Athens building explosion●4 American tourists dead after building explosion in Greece The mayor of Athens said the explosion was likely caused by
Four American tourists died after an explosion and building collapse in Athens, Greece. The mayor of Athens said the blast was most likely caused by a gas leak. The incident has drawn international attention, with US media covering the deaths and Greek authorities investigating the circumstances of the explosion.
- 27Ukraine strikes five workshops at Russian military plant in Rostov Oblast●Ukraine hits five workshops at a Russian military plant in Rostov Oblast – OSINT At least five workshops have been damag
Ukrainian defence forces attacked the Azov Optical-Mechanical Plant, a military facility in Russia's Rostov Oblast, with OSINT analysts reporting damage to at least five workshops at the site. The strike is part of Kyiv's ongoing campaign of long-range attacks on Russian defence-industrial targets deep behind the front line, which Moscow has struggled to intercept.
- 28Six killed, four Americans, in Athens explosion●Athens, Greece: 4 Americans, 2 others killed in explosion https://www. upi.com/Top_News/World-News/20 26/09/26/greece-4-
An explosion in Athens, Greece, has killed six people, four of them reportedly American citizens. The blast drew immediate international attention because of the American victims, and officials are expected to investigate the cause. Details about where the explosion occurred and who was behind it have not yet been confirmed.
- 29Suicide blast at Pakistan checkpost kills 13▼Pakistan blast: 13 killed, 30 injured in TTP suicide attack at checkpost
A suicide bombing claimed by the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan struck a security checkpost in Pakistan, killing 13 people and injuring 30 others. The attack is one of the deadliest recent strikes attributed to the TTP, which has intensified assaults on security forces. Officials reported casualties among personnel at the post, and the attack has renewed concern over deteriorating security along Pakistan's border regions.
- 30Russian drone strike kills man in Kharkiv Oblast▼Russian drone kills man in Kharkiv Oblast, four injured in another strike
A Russian drone attack killed one man in Kharkiv Oblast, Ukrainian media report. In a separate strike in the region, four people were injured. The attacks are part of the continuing Russian campaign of drone strikes against civilian areas of eastern Ukraine, which has caused repeated casualties in recent months.
- 31Russia strikes logistics facility in Synelnykove▼Russia attacks logistics company branch in Synelnykove, Dnipropetrovsk Oblast Russian forces attacked a branch of a logi
Russian forces attacked a branch of a logistics company in Synelnykove, in Ukraine's Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, according to Oleksandr Hanzha, head of the regional military administration. The strike targeted logistics infrastructure in the city, continuing Russia's pattern of attacks on supply and transport facilities across Ukrainian regions. Further details on damage or casualties have not been disclosed.
- 32Whatley dismisses 'trash poll' showing Cooper's Senate race lead▼Whatley blasts 'trash poll' for showing big Cooper lead in U.S. Senate race
North Carolina Republican National Committee chairman Michael Whatley dismissed a poll showing Democrat Roy Cooper with a large lead in the state's 2026 U.S. Senate race, calling it a 'trash poll.' The race is expected to be one of the most competitive Senate contests in the country, and Whatley's sharp response underscores how seriously Republicans are taking Cooper's potential candidacy.
- 33Ultra-Bright Light Failed to Speed Up Water Evaporation▼Scientists Blasted Water With Light 10 Billion Times Brighter Than Sunlight. It Still Didn't Evaporate Faster.
Scientists aimed light billions of times brighter than sunlight at water to test whether intense illumination could accelerate evaporation. Despite the extreme energy levels, the water did not evaporate any faster, a result that challenges assumptions about how light interacts with liquid surfaces. The unexpected finding is drawing attention from physicists studying evaporation and light-driven processes, as it suggests existing models may be missing something fundamental about energy transfer in water.
- 34LIV Golf star demands answers over league's silence▼LIV Golf star blasts league for keeping players in the dark: 'We need answers!'
A LIV Golf player has publicly criticised the Saudi-backed circuit, saying officials are keeping players in the dark about key issues and demanding transparency. 'We need answers,' the golfer said, voicing frustration over a lack of communication from league leadership. The comments add to ongoing questions surrounding the tour's direction and its players' futures.
- 35UK Chancellor Attacks Nigel Farage's 'Bitcoin Account'●UK Chancellor of the Exchequer Blasts Nigel Farage’s ‘Bitcoin Account’
UK Chancellor of the Exchequer has criticised Nigel Farage over what has been described as a 'Bitcoin account', according to Bitcoin Magazine. The clash adds to ongoing political tension in Britain over cryptocurrency, with Farage, a prominent pro-crypto figure, likely to face further scrutiny over his personal digital asset holdings.
- 36Civil Guard hunts driver who rammed Ceuta border crossing●Spain’s Civil Guard is hunting a driver who blasted through the El Tarajal crossing from Morocco into Ceuta, sped more t
Spain's Civil Guard is searching for a driver who forced his way through the El Tarajal crossing from Morocco into Ceuta, drove more than a kilometre into the city, then crashed and fled on Reyes Católicos Avenue. Officers searched the abandoned vehicle for drugs or hidden migrants, and the outcome of that search is now drawing attention as the manhunt continues.
- 37Microbes May Thrive On Enceladus, Geysers Could Reveal Them▼Microbes Could Thrive Inside Enceladus And Its Geysers Could Help Us Find Them
Scientists suggest Saturn's icy moon Enceladus could host microbial life, and that plumes of water erupting from beneath its surface offer a way to detect it. The geysers blast material from a subsurface ocean into space, meaning a spacecraft could potentially sample it without drilling through the ice, keeping hopes alive in the search for life beyond Earth.
- 38Ukrainian MAUL evacuation robot survives mine and drone strike▼The Ukrainian MAUL evacuation robot managed to evacuate a wounded soldier after triggering a mine and being hit by a drone
Ukraine's MAUL ground evacuation robot completed a mission despite severe damage. The unmanned vehicle hit a mine and was struck by a drone, yet still managed to extract a wounded soldier from the battlefield. The episode highlights how heavily armored robotic evacuation systems are being pushed to their limits in frontline conditions, enduring multiple hazards while keeping human medics out of danger.
- 39Singapore to fine passengers blasting music on public transport▼JUST IN: Singapore is cracking down on people blasting music & videos on public transportation, with violators now facin
Singapore is cracking down on passengers who play music and videos loudly on public transportation. Under the new enforcement, violators can be fined up to 500 Singapore dollars. The move targets the common nuisance of noisy playback on buses and trains, and the announcement has drawn widespread attention and debate online about public etiquette and enforcement.
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Congresswoman Bethany Rodriguez publicly attacked Congresswoman Maria Salazar over a recent Trump campaign advertisement, accusing her of supporting messaging on immigration that undermines her own district. The clash highlights growing tension within the Republican Party over how to approach immigration policy heading into the election season.