World Report September 13: Saturday's top stories in 10 minutes
Sep 13, 2025
The widow of a murdered conservative activist speaks out for the first time, highlighting the rising concerns of political violence. Nepal welcomes its first female Prime Minister amid recent political upheaval. Inuit voices are called upon for Arctic security discussions, emphasizing community involvement. A man shares his alarming experience with AI psychosis, revealing the darker side of technology. Meanwhile, Canada faces a resurgence of COVID-19 cases and a growing food insecurity crisis, prompting emergency declarations in local communities.
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Widow's First Public Address
- Erica Kirk spoke publicly from her late husband's podcast studio, vowing to continue his movement after his fatal shooting.
- Authorities in Utah arrested a 22-year-old and are treating the killing as politically motivated, raising concerns about escalating political violence.
Political Violence Concern Spreads
- Charlie Kirk's death has heightened fears of politically motivated attacks across North America.
- Canadian leaders note threats to politicians are real and security responses and public pushback are vital to reduce risks.
Nepal's Political Turning Point
- Nepal appointed Sushila Karki as its first female prime minister after youth-led protests toppled the prior government.
- The unrest stemmed from a social media ban and left 51 people dead and over 1,300 injured.