September 2026

Xuper TV APK v7.2.5 is being distributed as a free streaming app that promises access to movies and television, but cybersecurity experts warn it poses serious risks to Android devices, Smart TVs, and PCs. The app is not available through official app stores and is typically installed by sideloading, a process that bypasses platform security checks. Searches for the app on Google lead users to unofficial download pages that can expose passwords and personal data.

Salta is presenting a sensory and inclusive experience for exploring space, promoted as part of Space Week activities. The programme includes space simulations to Mars alongside inclusive sensory workshops.

The hacking group DenuvOwO has apparently ceased to exist, ending its Hypervisor-based bypasses of Denuvo protection used in dozens of games. The dissolution followed Denuvo's lawsuit against the hacker known as Voices38.

Tens of thousands of people filled Plaza de Mayo in Buenos Aires for the Marcha de la Bronca, a protest against the government of President Javier Milei. The mobilization was organized by left-wing groups and drew widespread participation, with demonstrations also held in Córdoba. The action was part of a broader wave of discontent with Milei's policies.

Ukraine launched a mass drone attack on Moscow, hitting the Russian capital with roughly 450 drones in the largest such strike to date. President Volodymyr Zelensky confirmed mass drone attacks on the Moscow refinery.

Russia held parliamentary elections while its war with Ukraine continued. Vladimir Putin's party won 57.5 percent of the vote in the legislative elections, according to Clarin, while Infobae put the figure at 57 percent. The vote took place amid fraud allegations and the exclusion of opposition candidates.

The far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) made strong gains in German regional elections, deepening the crisis of Chancellor Friedrich Merz's Christian Democratic Union (CDU). The results were described as a double blow from political extremes that left Merz under pressure.

Argentine President Javier Milei's government has advanced a National Sovereignty Defense bill that emerged from rising tensions over the Malvinas/Falklands dispute. The proposal has drawn skepticism within the Armed Forces, while the government has simultaneously escalated its legal front by adding five British companies to a lawsuit over oil exploration in the islands. Milei also suspended a planned trip to London and a talk at Oxford amid the heightened tension.

Javier Milei suspended a planned trip to London and a talk at Oxford. The cancellation comes amid rising tension over the Malvinas/Falklands dispute.

Argentina's consumer price index rose 1.7 percent in August, the lowest monthly inflation reading in more than a year. The figure was celebrated by President Javier Milei, who has made disinflation a central goal of his administration.

US President Donald Trump said a conflict between Argentina and the United Kingdom over the Falklands would be a "disaster" and offered himself as a mediator. The Argentine government welcomed his remarks and has not ruled him out as a mediator in the dispute with the United Kingdom.

The United States approved the sale of four UH-60L Black Hawk helicopters to Argentina for up to $140 million. The aircraft are destined for the Argentine Army.

Volunteer firefighter brigades across Argentina staged a national siren protest over funds owed by the national government. The action included a siren blast by firefighters in Río Cuarto against the removal of national subsidies, and brigades in the La Plata region joined the demand for a 60 billion peso fund.