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Six Migrants Shot Dead in Mexico

Mexican soldiers killed six people and injured another ten when they fired at a group of 33 migrants traveling in cars. The incident occurred on a road near Huixtla in Mexico, near the border with Guatemala, late on Tuesday, local time.

Six Migrants Shot Dead in Mexico

The Last Debate Before the Election – The Vice Candidates Meet

One is behind the Democrats' favorite phrase about the opposing side: "knäppt" (weird). The other has defended the viral hoax about migrants' eating habits.

The Last Debate Before the Election – The Vice Candidates Meet

The Last Debate Before the Election – The Vice Candidates Meet

One is behind the Democrats' favorite phrase about the opposing side: "knäppt" (weird). The other has defended the viral hoax about migrants' eating habits.

The Last Debate Before the Election – The Vice Candidates Meet

Indian decision can lead to lower rice prices

India is easing the restrictions on the country's rice exports, which in the end can contribute to a lower global market price. .

Indian decision can lead to lower rice prices

Coldplay tickets sold for 100,000 kronor

Ten million people competed for 180,000 tickets to Coldplay's three concerts in India next year, reports BBC. The queues were hours long and the website crashed.

Coldplay tickets sold for 100,000 kronor

Nearly 40 children killed in rituals during festival

About 50 people have drowned in connection with a Hindu festival in eastern India. Most of the victims are children.

Nearly 40 children killed in rituals during festival

Many drowned during religious rituals

Dozens of people have drowned in connection with Hindu bathing rituals in eastern India. At least 46 people – including 37 children – died while bathing in lakes and rivers on Tuesday and Wednesday, says an official representative of the state of Bihar to AFP.

Many drowned during religious rituals

The Union: Measures for Northvolt Immigrants Are Needed

IF Metall in Skellefteå believes that targeted measures will be needed against the migrants who lose their jobs at Northvolt. The greatest concern exists among those who are here on work permits and who are dependent on their work to be able to stay in Sweden, says Lena Lundgren, local coordinator at the union.

The Union: Measures for Northvolt Immigrants Are Needed

The Mayor of New York is Prosecuted for Bribery

New York's democratic mayor Eric Adams is being prosecuted, suspected of, among other things, having accepted bribes and illegal campaign contributions from foreign sources. .

The Mayor of New York is Prosecuted for Bribery

First Case of New Mpox in India

The first case of the new variant of the disease mpox – called clade 1b – has been detected in India, writes [Reuters](https://www. reuters.

First Case of New Mpox in India

Sri Lanka's new president Anura Kumara Dissanayake: "I'm no wizard"

Anura Kumara Dissanayake has been sworn in as Sri Lanka's new president after the weekend's election. The 55-year-old promises to restore the people's confidence in the country's severely crisis-stricken institutions.

Sri Lanka's new president Anura Kumara Dissanayake: "I'm no wizard"

Janet Jackson apologizes to Kamala Harris

Janet Jackson apologizes for spreading a conspiracy theory about presidential candidate Kamala Harris' ethnicity, writes [Deadline](https://deadline. com/2024/09/janet-jackson-apology-kamala-harris-comments-based-misinformation-1236096552/).

Janet Jackson apologizes to Kamala Harris

Snakebite kills every sixth minute – lack of antivenom

At least every sixth minute, a person dies from a snakebite. The problem is getting worse in the wake of climate change, according to the WHO, which warns of a shortage of antidote.

Snakebite kills every sixth minute – lack of antivenom

The White House Celebrated at the White House

The TV series "The White House" is celebrating 25 years, and over the weekend the celebration culminated – in the White House. .

The White House Celebrated at the White House

Biden: China is "testing" the world

China is having a tough time with the economy and recovery after the pandemic and is therefore trying to "test" the world with increased military activity, according to US President Joe Biden. .

Biden: China is "testing" the world

Trump plans to meet Modi

The Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump is to meet India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi next week. This was announced by the former president at an election rally in Michigan on Tuesday.

Trump plans to meet Modi

Sweden Crushed India: "Played Good Tennis"

Four matches, four wins and not a single lost set. Sweden rolled over India in the Davis Cup and is now clear for next year's qualifying for the final.

Sweden Crushed India: "Played Good Tennis"

DC Captain on Banned Ymer: "Missed"

Victory over India and Sweden may get reinforcement in the Davis Cup tennis. Then Mikael Ymer is back after the suspension for doping offense.

DC Captain on Banned Ymer: "Missed"

Reduced Inequality Required for a Safe Climate

Can all people on earth have a reasonable standard of living at the same time as we can guarantee a stable climate and preserve biodiversity? Yes, according to the researchers behind a comprehensive report. .

Reduced Inequality Required for a Safe Climate

Sweden's Davis Cup chances increase – India's number one missing

Sweden's chance of staying in the top division in the Davis Cup increases. India's number one Sumit Nagal withdraws from this weekend's DC match.

Sweden's Davis Cup chances increase – India's number one missing

Trump: High Tariffs if Countries Abandon the Dollar

Former President Donald Trump, the Republican candidate in the US presidential election in November, is threatening high tariffs on goods from countries that abandon the dollar as a reserve currency. > If you leave the dollar, you will not do business with the US, as we will impose 100 percent tariffs on your goods, he said during an appearance in the state of Wisconsin on Saturday.

Trump: High Tariffs if Countries Abandon the Dollar

Many Swedes want "environmental murder" to become a crime

Two out of three Swedes think that it should be criminal to seriously harm nature or the climate and that those responsible should be held accountable. This is shown by a new international Ipsos survey.

Many Swedes want "environmental murder" to become a crime

JP Morgan Removes Buy Recommendation on China

The American giant bank JP Morgan Chase & Co is removing its buy recommendation on Chinese stocks. The bank's strategists are warning of increased uncertainty due to the US presidential election in November, headwinds for China's economy, and difficulties in getting Chinese stimulus measures to work.

JP Morgan Removes Buy Recommendation on China

Panic in India: Children Killed by "Killer Wolves"

Hundreds of police officers and drones have been deployed to track down a wolf pack in northern India. In recent months, several people are said to have been killed by the animals.

Panic in India: Children Killed by "Killer Wolves"