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42 min agoPierre Gasly secured his first Formula One pole position at Monza on Saturday, clocking one minute 21.786 seconds in his Alpine. George Russell's Mercedes finished 0.060 seconds behind in second place.1 h agoMike Huckabee, the U.S. ambassador to Israel, made a rare visit to Turmus Aya in the West Bank after international backlash over attacks by Israeli settlers, calling the violence terrorist acts. Huckabee said Israel is not planning forced displacement in Gaza, following proposals this week by Israeli ministers on expelling the territory's two million residents.1 h agoDozens of masked protesters blocked all roads to Dover port on Saturday morning, stopping all traffic due to a public order incident. National Highways reported a 6.4km traffic jam, while P&O Ferries said access was restored by midday.1 h agoZelensky ordered Ukraine to suspend attacks against Moscow until Monday, after Putin halted strikes on Kyiv. Russian presidential envoy Kirill Dmitriev will meet Witkoff and Kushner upon their arrival in Moscow on Saturday.2 h agoThe Panama Canal began reducing daily crossings from 36 to 32 vessels by mid-September on Friday due to low water levels in the artificial lakes that feed it, caused by an El Niño-driven drought. The canal handles five percent of global maritime trade and around 40 percent of US container traffic.2 h agoUS Central Command said it struck three Iranian crude oil tankers on Saturday after the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps launched ballistic missiles toward two American Navy warships in regional waters. The targeted warships successfully evaded the Iranian attacks and no US personnel were injured.2 h agoA two-seat F-4 Phantom fighter jet crashed at Tanagra air force base near Athens on Saturday during an aerial display, triggering a fire that sent plumes of black smoke into the sky. No injuries were reported among spectators watching the annual Athens Flying Week event. Air force officials offered no immediate update on the condition of the two crew members as emergency responders worked to contain the blaze.3 h agoStates party to a weapons convention agreed on a document Saturday that could lead to international rules governing autonomous weapons. The 128 nations are signatories to a framework that regulates or bans weapons deemed indiscriminate or causing excessive injury.3 h agoArgentina has initiated proceedings to sanction 45 companies and individuals involved in hydrocarbon exploration and exploitation in the Falkland Islands, following President Javier Milei's announcement of tougher penalties for such projects. Among those under investigation are Navitas Petroleum and four Israeli institutional entities that hold shares in the company.3 h agoHouthis struck a crowded road near Taiz with a missile, killing at least four civilians. At least 129 people have been killed since Thursday amid fierce clashes across Taiz and Hodeidah, roughly half of them armed fighters from Yemeni government forces, as the Houthis pressed a broad ground offensive with missiles and drones.42 min agoPierre Gasly secured his first Formula One pole position at Monza on Saturday, clocking one minute 21.786 seconds in his Alpine. George Russell's Mercedes finished 0.060 seconds behind in second place.1 h agoMike Huckabee, the U.S. ambassador to Israel, made a rare visit to Turmus Aya in the West Bank after international backlash over attacks by Israeli settlers, calling the violence terrorist acts. Huckabee said Israel is not planning forced displacement in Gaza, following proposals this week by Israeli ministers on expelling the territory's two million residents.1 h agoDozens of masked protesters blocked all roads to Dover port on Saturday morning, stopping all traffic due to a public order incident. National Highways reported a 6.4km traffic jam, while P&O Ferries said access was restored by midday.1 h agoZelensky ordered Ukraine to suspend attacks against Moscow until Monday, after Putin halted strikes on Kyiv. Russian presidential envoy Kirill Dmitriev will meet Witkoff and Kushner upon their arrival in Moscow on Saturday.2 h agoThe Panama Canal began reducing daily crossings from 36 to 32 vessels by mid-September on Friday due to low water levels in the artificial lakes that feed it, caused by an El Niño-driven drought. The canal handles five percent of global maritime trade and around 40 percent of US container traffic.2 h agoUS Central Command said it struck three Iranian crude oil tankers on Saturday after the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps launched ballistic missiles toward two American Navy warships in regional waters. The targeted warships successfully evaded the Iranian attacks and no US personnel were injured.2 h agoA two-seat F-4 Phantom fighter jet crashed at Tanagra air force base near Athens on Saturday during an aerial display, triggering a fire that sent plumes of black smoke into the sky. No injuries were reported among spectators watching the annual Athens Flying Week event. Air force officials offered no immediate update on the condition of the two crew members as emergency responders worked to contain the blaze.3 h agoStates party to a weapons convention agreed on a document Saturday that could lead to international rules governing autonomous weapons. The 128 nations are signatories to a framework that regulates or bans weapons deemed indiscriminate or causing excessive injury.3 h agoArgentina has initiated proceedings to sanction 45 companies and individuals involved in hydrocarbon exploration and exploitation in the Falkland Islands, following President Javier Milei's announcement of tougher penalties for such projects. Among those under investigation are Navitas Petroleum and four Israeli institutional entities that hold shares in the company.3 h agoHouthis struck a crowded road near Taiz with a missile, killing at least four civilians. At least 129 people have been killed since Thursday amid fierce clashes across Taiz and Hodeidah, roughly half of them armed fighters from Yemeni government forces, as the Houthis pressed a broad ground offensive with missiles and drones.

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Masked protesters block Britain's busiest ferry port in anti-immigration demonstration

Dozens of masked protesters blocked all roads to Dover port on Saturday morning, stopping all traffic due to a public order incident. National Highways reported a 6.4km traffic jam, while P&O Ferries said access was restored by midday.

NXEWS NewsroomSep 5, 2026, 1:36 PMUpdated 12 min ago1 min read

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