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Globe at a Glance: From UAE's Iranian Flight Ban to Hollywood Stars Detained at Protest
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Firstpost•25-09-2026, 06:42
Globe at a Glance: From UAE's Iranian Flight Ban to Hollywood Stars Detained at Protest
- •Turkey rejected Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu’s accusations against President Recep Tayyip Erdogan as ‘baseless’ and incompatible with UN ideals.
- •CNN, MS NOW, and Politico regained White House access after a federal judge ruled that revoking their press credentials likely violated constitutional due process rights.
- •Actresses Susan Sarandon and Hannah Einbinder were among over 100 people detained during a Jewish Voice for Peace protest in New York against Israel’s Gaza war.
- •The UAE suspended all flights operated by Iranian airlines, citing US sanctions on Iran’s aviation sector, disrupting a key travel link.
- •The Trump administration asked the US Supreme Court to revive third-country deportations, challenging lower-court rulings requiring migrants to raise safety concerns before removal.
Key Questions Answered
Actresses Susan Sarandon and Hannah Einbinder were among more than 100 people detained during a Jewish Voice for Peace sit-in protest near the United Nations against Israel's Gaza war.
The UAE suspended flights operated by Iranian airlines due to US sanctions targeting Iran's aviation sector, disrupting a vital travel and transit hub for Iranian passengers and businesses.
Turkey rejected Netanyahu's remarks as baseless and incompatible with the United Nations' ideals of peace, law, and dialogue, accusing him of attempting to obscure Gaza's humanitarian catastrophe.
