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- 21:01
Vienna, Iran accuses IAEA over denied visa for atomic agency chief
At the opening of the 70th IAEA General Conference, Iranian ambassador to international organizations Reza Najafi accused the Agency and Austria of denying, without legal basis, a visa to Mohammad Eslami, head of the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran. Still according to the broadcaster, the US representative reportedly acknowledged Washington’s opposition to the travel exemption, citing the rules of the United Nations sanctions committee. The news currently comes from a single source, Press TV (Iranian state broadcaster): no independent confirmation available.
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- 21:01
Sweden, the Centre Party opens to Andersson as Kristersson awaits final count
With 6,273 districts out of 6,626 counted, the opposition remains at 176 seats against 173, but the political picture is shifting: the Centre Party has come out in favor of Magdalena Andersson as prime minister, while the Social Democrats, gathered at party headquarters, say through secretary Tobias Baudin that no talks have been initiated yet. Outgoing Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson: “I intend to take it calmly. Then I will have a few talks” (transl. from Swedish). Votes from abroad will be counted on Wednesday, and the Riksdag convenes on September 28. Sources: EFN, SVT Nyheter.
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- 12:01
Yemen, Houthis accuse Saudi Arabia of 58 raids in 24 hours
Houthi military spokesman Yahya Saree, in a message on Telegram, attributes to Saudi Arabia 58 air raids in the last 24 hours on the governorates of Taiz, Lahj, al-Jawf, Hajjah, al-Bayda and Saada, carried out according to him by F-15 fighter jets that took off from the Khamis Mushait base: “The Saudi enemy carried out 58 air raids” (transl. from Arabic). The accusation has no independent confirmation and there have been no official reactions from Riyadh. In recent weeks the Houthis have claimed several attacks against the King Fahd base in Taif, condemned by Riyadh. The United Nations warns of the risk of large-scale displacement. Sources: Anwar Press, CNN Arabic.
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- 12:01
Sweden, with 94% of districts counted opposition ahead 176-173: verdict postponed to Wednesday
With 94% of districts counted, the Electoral Authority’s preliminary results give the opposition bloc (S, V, MP, C) 176 seats against 173 for the Tidö parties: 28,800 votes separate the two blocs. Overnight the numbers oscillated between 176-173 and 175-174. The Social Democrats remain the largest party at 28.1%, down 2.3 points. The collection districts — advance and postal votes — will be counted Wednesday. “We don’t know whether Wednesday’s votes will lean left or right,” says SVT analyst Fouad Youcefi (transl. from Swedish). Sources: SVT, Göteborgs-Posten, Ny Teknik.
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- 12:01
United States, repeal of power plant emissions limits expected
The US administration is expected to remove limits on climate-warming emissions from coal- and gas-fired power plants, cancelling 2024 rules that required the elimination of nearly all carbon dioxide produced by such facilities. The announcement is expected from EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin at the G20 energy ministers’ meeting in Houston. The news currently stems from a single available source — a liveblog citing reports from Bloomberg News and The New York Times based on informed sources; no formal agency action has been published. Source: The Times of Israel.
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- 12:01
Nigeria, Dangote refinery opens to the market: target $1.6 billion
From Monday, the Dangote refinery, in Nigeria, is in placement: subscription starts from ten shares at 525 naira each, with the offer open until 13 October and expected proceeds of $1.6 billion. The company states its goal of reaching ten million shareholders across Africa, targeting small savers; owner Aliko Dangote presents the operation as the opening of the continent’s largest industrial project. The news currently comes from a single source (allAfrica review via Africanews service); no independent confirmation available. Source: allAfrica.
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