Former federal prosecutor Maurene Comey has sued the Trump administration, claiming her firing was politically motivated, raising concerns about DOJ politicization. Comey, who managed high-profile cases like Epstein's, argues her dismissal lacked just cause, spotlighting tensions in federal prosecution independence.

An Australian report warns climate change will endanger over 1.5 million by 2050, urging stronger climate policies. Rising sea levels and floods could threaten three million by 2090, necessitating ambitious emissions cuts.

Xpeng Inc. has launched its first European production line at Magna Steyr's Graz plant, marking a vital step in its global expansion and offering a competitive edge over rivals. By partnering with Magna and setting up a new R&D hub in Munich, Xpeng aims to shorten delivery times, cut costs, and better adapt to EU standards, while also planning a new manufacturing facility in Austria.

A study reveals that summer 2025's extreme weather events inflicted €43 billion in immediate economic losses across Europe, with Spain, France, and Italy hardest hit. Experts warn that without proactive adaptation strategies, the broader economic cost could reach €126 billion by 2029, underlining the urgency of addressing climate change impacts.

The new vaccine advisory committee, led by Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., is poised to review and potentially revise vaccine recommendations, including those for COVID-19, amidst controversy. Concerns about transparency and anti-vaccine influence loom as the meeting is set for September 18-19, with experts warning of potential public health and legal implications.

MP Danny Kruger defects to Reform UK, citing Conservative stagnation and praising Nigel Farage's leadership. This marks a significant shift in UK politics, with Reform UK gaining traction, notably on immigration.

Germany revises its energy strategy, focusing on cost reduction and supply security amid debates on slowing renewable expansion. Critics warn this threatens climate targets, as the report suggests less support for wind and solar, raising fears of delayed climate action.

Two men, Adeeb Nasir and Adil Justice Ahmed Nasir, were arrested in Salt Lake City for planting a failed incendiary device under a news vehicle, raising terrorism concerns. The arrests follow the assassination of Turning Point USA co-founder Charlie Kirk, prompting increased security and fear of politically motivated violence.

The International Maritime Organization will vote next month on a global fee for ship emissions, targeting vessels responsible for 85% of shipping greenhouse gases by 2027. The proposal faces opposition from the U.S., which fears economic impacts, potentially delaying decarbonization efforts if not passed.

Iran plans to propose a resolution at the 69th IAEA General Conference to ban military attacks on nuclear facilities, highlighting recent aggressions. This initiative underscores Iran's concerns over perceived IAEA double standards and seeks international backing amidst US opposition.

European regulators are advocating for tighter crypto market oversight due to uneven MiCA enforcement, which threatens investor safety. Proposed amendments include granting ESMA direct supervision over major crypto platforms and requiring cybersecurity audits.

Starlink suffered a brief outage on September 15, 2025, affecting over 43,000 U.S. users and 161 in Ukraine, disrupting crucial communications. SpaceX acknowledged the issue but has yet to disclose the cause, sparking concerns over reliability and transparency.

UK prosecutors have dropped charges against researcher Christopher Cash and academic Christopher Berry, accused of spying for China. The decision ends a case that stirred political tensions and criticism of the prosecution's judgment.

Portugal's Boticas lithium deposit is now Europe's largest, with reserves increased by 40%, supporting up to 47 million EV batteries. Savannah Resources aims to start production by 2028, despite local opposition.

Brazil is set to host COP30 in Belém from November 10-21, 2025, focusing on Amazon ecosystem protection and climate action acceleration. The summit aims to enhance climate finance, increase NDC ambition, and promote global climate justice, especially for vulnerable populations.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu warns of prolonged international isolation due to the Gaza conflict, citing factors like widespread Muslim immigration and AI investments by Qatar and China. With continued military actions, Netanyahu emphasizes self-reliance and economic resilience while facing criticism from opposition leaders and international condemnation.

Russia has threatened to retaliate against Europe if its assets are seized, amid EU discussions on using frozen Russian funds to support Ukraine. These assets are worth an estimated $285 billion, while the EU considers leveraging them for a 'Reparations Loan.'

The UN High Seas Treaty, a landmark agreement to protect marine biodiversity beyond national jurisdictions, is nearing the necessary 60 ratifications for it to become binding. France is spearheading efforts at the UN General Assembly to finalize this pivotal step, aiming to safeguard key areas like the Lost City from threats such as overfishing and deep-sea mining.

China condemns US military maneuvers near Venezuela, accusing it of undermining regional peace and sovereignty under the guise of counter-narcotics operations. Tensions escalate as the US, under President Trump, positions military assets and accuses President Maduro of drug trafficking ties.