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The edition of Tuesday, 15 September 2026.

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This edition is frozen: the articles are the state of the archived day, while the classifications on the cards show the current state of the open dataset.

Climate & Environment

3 articles
Mongabay US Global South 2026-09-15

Marine heatwave likely caused sharp decline in Hawaiian humpback whales, study finds

Roughly a decade ago, a marine heatwave in the northeastern Pacific Ocean caused a dramatic decline in populations of forage fish and krill, the base of the marine food chain. A recent study found that the Hawaiian humpback whale population, which feeds on krill and small fish,…

centre leaning progressive EU-neutral
Econ GAL–TAN ●●●●●

Peace & Disarmament

3 articles
Inter Press Service IT Global South 2026-09-15

What’s Special About Negotiating Agreements for Mining Critical Minerals?

“Critical minerals” are critical in the eyes of firms and governments in industrialized countries because they are indispensable for products such as modern automobiles, AI, computers, drones, and many other consumer and defense products. Mining, and especially processing, of…

centre-left leaning progressive EU-neutral
Econ GAL–TAN ●●●●○

Digital Rights

3 articles
OCCRP US International 2026-09-14

Jailed Editor, Closed Outlet: The Rapid Demise of Kazakhstan’s Top Independent News Site

Less than a month after its editor-in-chief was sentenced to eight years in prison, major Kazakh news site Orda.kz has ceased publication - a move the owner claims is financial, but press freedom advocates call the culmination of a systematic state crackdown.

centre leaning progressive pro-European
Econ GAL–TAN ●●●●○
Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung DE DACH 2026-09-15

Wettbewerb mit USA: Warum China die KI nicht bremst

Die Entwickler in den USA warnen vor den existenziellen Gefahren durch die Künstliche Intelligenz. China glaubt dagegen, die USA wollen ihre Vormachtstellung sichern. Und schätzt manche KI-Risiken anders ein.

centre-right culturally centrist pro-European
Econ GAL–TAN ●●●●●

Accessibility & Inclusion

1 article

Health

2 articles
Bhekisisa ZA Global South 2026-09-14

Childbirth abuse is rife. So why don’t we see it?

Findings from a survey on obstetric violence show that 1.79-million women who gave birth in the past 10 years in KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng were mistreated. We unpack the numbers to show what they really mean.

centre-left leaning progressive EU-neutral
Econ GAL–TAN ●●●●○

Economy & Labour

2 articles
Wirtschaftliche Freiheit DE DACH 2026-09-13

Drei Gründe, warum China den Zenit überschritten hat

China ist groß und mächtig. Doch aufgrund riesiger Überinvestitionen in industrielle Produktionskapazitäten und Immobilien dürfte es seinen Zenit bereits überschritten haben. Der Beitrag Drei Gründe, warum China den Zenit überschritten hat erschien zuerst auf Wirtschaftliche…

right culturally centrist leaning eurosceptic
Econ GAL–TAN ●●●○○
Inter Press Service IT Global South 2026-09-14

Global Survey Finds Deep Crisis of Trust as Majority Say Economic System Favours the Rich

An international survey released by Earth4All has found a growing crisis of trust in governments, widespread anger over inequality, and strong public support for major economic reforms, suggesting that many people across the world believe current political and economic systems…

centre-left leaning progressive EU-neutral
Econ GAL–TAN ●●●●○

Democracy & Rule of Law

2 articles

Migration & Refuge

2 articles
Mongabay US Global South 2026-09-14

Decline of migratory birds spurs calls for coordinated conservation

NAIROBI — The decline of many migratory bird populations is a red flag that ecosystems around the world are under increasing pressure, conservation experts warn, adding it’s time for governments to come together and coordinate conservation efforts across national borders.…

centre leaning progressive EU-neutral
Econ GAL–TAN ●●●●●
Die Welt DE DACH 2026-09-15

Italien und Spanien verlängern Grenzkontrollen

Italien und Spanien verlängern die gegenseitige Grenzkontrollen bis Anfang Oktober. Hinweise auf eine Weiterreise von Migranten aus Ceuta nach Italien gibt es nicht.

right leaning traditional EU-neutral
Econ GAL–TAN ●●●●○

Science & Research

2 articles
Mongabay US Global South 2026-09-15

Electric fences that kill and the Maasai trying to save Kenya’s last giant pangolins

Naserian, a giant ground pangolin, lived for about two years in Kenya’s last remaining stronghold for this animal, Nyekweri Forest. When researchers from The Pangolin Project began tracking her in 2025, they observed her threading her way through a landscape where forests, farms…

centre leaning progressive EU-neutral
Econ GAL–TAN ●●●●●