Global News Update: September 2025

Global News Update: September 2025

In this week's global news update, we're bringing you stories from around the world that have captured our attention. From politics to architecture, we're covering it all.

China's Military Parade

China's President Xi Jinping has announced that the leaders of North Korea and Russia will attend a military parade in Beijing next week, marking 80 years since Japan surrendered in World War II and ended its occupation of parts of China. The parade is seen as a significant win for Xi, who has been seeking to strengthen China's global influence.

Newly Married MPs Celebrate

Meanwhile, in the UK, two newly married MPs, Jones and his partner, celebrated their wedding in a unique way. The couple, who met in January 2023, decided to hold a week-long celebration to fit in both of their cultural traditions. The wedding was a beautiful celebration of their differences and their love for each other.

Vietnam's Architects Turn to Tradition

In a bid to combat the growing threat of climate change, architects in Vietnam are turning to local materials and traditional building techniques. According to a recent article in CNN, designers are using bamboo, mud, and other sustainable materials to build structures that are not only environmentally friendly but also resilient to natural disasters.

Teacher Stabbed by Student

In a shocking incident, a teacher in Ammanford, Wales, was stabbed by a student in April 2024. The teacher, Liz Hopkin, is still recovering and is unlikely to return to work. The incident has raised concerns about student behavior and the need for better support systems in schools.

Washington's Union Station

Finally, in the US, the Department of Transportation has announced plans to take over management of Washington's Union Station, a move that comes after President Donald Trump's escalated deployment of troops in the nation's capital. The station, which serves over 30 million passengers each year, will be managed by the Department of Transportation, which aims to improve its services and infrastructure.

These are just a few of the stories that have caught our attention this week. From politics to architecture, we're committed to bringing you the latest news and updates from around the world. Stay tuned for more!