Start your day informed with the AnewZ Morning Brief! Here are the top stories for 9 September, covering the latest developments you need to know. Read the full article: https://t.co/NeqMex3mDI

Norway’s Labour wins second term as right surges in election https://t.co/P5abmPBdHK

AnewZ’s Andi Mioc speaks with political analyst Abdennour Toumi about France’s latest government crisis, following Prime Minister François Bayrou’s failure to survive a no-confidence vote over proposed budget cuts. The conversation focuses on the possibility of President Macron

AnewZ’s Nadia Gyane speaks with Oleksii Goncharenko, member of the Parliament of Ukraine, about Treasury Secretary Bessent’s warning that sanctions could force President Putin to the negotiating table, and whether the U.S. and EU are truly synchronised in their approach to ending

London faces another week of travel chaos as Tube staff walk out in a dispute over pay, hours and conditions, shutting stations and crippling services until Thursday.

Azerbaijan–China relations are entering a new stage. Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev’s recent visit to China, for the SCO Summit in Tianjin and the victory parade in Beijing, is seen as an important milestone in the partnership between the two countries. The Chinese

A U.S. trade mission visited Azerbaijan where they met with the country foreign minister Jeyhun Bayramov to discuss the Middle Corridor.

Japan’s Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba has resigned less than a year into office after election defeats left the ruling Liberal Democratic Party without control of parliament. His departure, driven by low approval ratings, economic woes, and scandals, has unsettled markets and

Middle East Analyst Lamis Jdid joined ANewZ’s Bakhtiyar Hasanov to discuss the latest on the war in Gaza. She outlined how Israel’s military strategy is impacting the chances of a negotiated settlement.

France’s parliament has voted to remove Prime Minister François Bayrou, rejecting his €44 billion debt reduction plan in a confidence vote that saw 364 MPs oppose him and only 194 in support, with 25 abstentions. The result brings down his minority government just nine months

France sinks into crisis as parliament ousts Bayrou’s government https://t.co/JUNyETWU2P

François Bayrou has lost a confidence vote in the French National Assembly, forcing him to tender his resignation. France's National Assembly has voted by 364 votes to 194 to eject him from office and bring down his minority government, while another 25 MPs abstained. He is set

Six people were killed in the attack which happened on Monday at a bus stop in Ramot. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited the scene and said that Israeli forces were already in pursuit of the attackers and those who helped them.

Fariz Ismailzade, Member of Azerbaijan’s Parliament, joined AnewZ’s Bakhtiyar Hasanov to assess the current relationship between Azerbaijan and Armenia. He outlined the latest steps towards normalisation between the two countries.

Authorities say two other Police officers were injured and are currently receiving treatment. Follow us for more updates:

The team qualified for the finals for the first time after a 21 - 17 victory over Spain in the semi-finals. https://t.co/xGvE9J1cfS

Authorities are yet to identify the shooters or the motive behind it. Click here for latest updates: https://t.co/54IpovKXAh

Spain will ban Israel-bound arms shipments, settlement goods, and entry of individuals accused of involvement in violence, Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez announced. Israel rejected the measures and responded by barring two Spanish ministers from entering the country.