World Report September 10: Wednesday's top stories in 10 minutes
Sep 10, 2025
Poland intercepts Russian drones, showcasing rising tensions in Europe. In a tragic incident, a funicular accident in Portugal claims multiple lives, including a Canadian citizen. Canada’s political landscape shifts as Liberal MPs prepare for crucial discussions on economic challenges. A British Columbia court deliberates the mental fitness of a suspect involved in a vehicle ramming case. Meanwhile, Saskatchewan's wild rice industry faces a threat from invasive species, impacting local Indigenous communities.
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Poland Shoots Down Russian Drones
- Poland shot down over 10 Russian Shahid drones that violated its airspace during attacks on Ukraine, prompting Article 4 consultation with NATO.
- EU leaders urged stronger pressure and new sanctions on Russia in response to this unprecedented provocation.
Trump Denies U.S. Role In Qatar Strike
- Donald Trump denied any U.S. role in Israel's strike on Hamas leaders in Qatar and said he was "very unhappy" about it.
- Observers say the attack undermines U.S. credibility and raises regional questions about reliance on American protection.
Ottawa Man Killed In Lisbon Crash
- CBC confirmed Ottawa resident Aziz Ben-Harif, 42, died in the Lisbon funicular derailment while his wife was seriously injured.
- Friends and neighbours described him as generous and said the community is devastated by the sudden loss.