At midnight a new truce in the Donbas came into force. It includes a ceasefire between Ukrainian forces and pro-Russian separatists. It has to apply for the next week. The agreement was announced in Kiev during a meeting of foreign ministers: Polish Witold Waszczykowski, German Frank-Walter Steinmeier, the French Jean Marc Ayrault and the UK Boris Johnson. Ukrainian side was represented by the head of the Ukrainian diplomacy Pavlo Klimkin. Previous truce, negotiated on September 1, is constantly broken. In eastern Ukraine people die all the time. Attacks of separatists are supported by Russia. Since the beginning of the conflict in April 2014, in the East of Ukraine about 10 thousand people were killed.

Renho Murata was chosen for opposition leader of Democratic Party. Democratic Party is the second biggest party in Japan after conservative Liberal-Democratic Party. She won by majority of 503 out of 849 votes on party's election congress. Renho Murata is the first woman leading such a big party in Japan. Murata's election for opposition leader is important while current Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is starting to lose in polls. Murata's leading opposition party is important for the woman in Japan, where women not often are working as government officials. 

The President Barack Obama decided to remove the sanctions against Ivory Coast, sanctions in place since 2006. "Côte d'Ivoire has taken important steps to strengthen its governing and economic institutions and reconcile the differences that led to war" specified Ned Price, White House spokesman. George W. Bush imposed the sanctions in 2006, for blocking a peace process when Laurent Gbagbo was the President. The Ivory Coast's former president is now on trial before the International Criminal Court concerning crimes against humanity. Finally, Ned Price depicted an "extraordinary progress" since 2011 and the end of the civil war . Ivory Coast appears nowadays as a model of reconstruction and development in the context of an economic rise, symbolized by the Henri Konan Bédié Bridge, "which embodies the country's progress" in the heart of Abidjan.

In Al-Jazeera's interview Australia's Immigration Minister Peter Dutton said that he agree for resettling refugees from Nauru. Refugees' boats which came to Australia will be directed to New Zealand. Minister said ther refugees won't be allowed to stay in Australia for a long time. Dutton think that Australia's government shouldn't take part in policy between Nauru and New Zealand. In 2013 NZ offered to Australia taking 150 people per year. Turnbull has consistently shut the offer down. He argued that it cause danger for people and county safety, because of smugglers growth.

Foreign Minister of Luxembourg Jean Asselborn in an interview "Sueddeutsche Zeitung" made a demand on the exclusion of Hungary from the European Union. He said that the European Union is at stake. Asselborn said that Hungarian authorities are treating refugees like "animals" and the democratic values are damaged. He noted that: "Hungary doesn't seem far from issuing an order to shoot refugees". The statement was met with harsh criticism from European politicians.

A package of military aid for Israel worth $38 billion over 10 years was signed on Wednesday, September 14. Though the value of the aid is lower that what Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu expected, it represents a 10% increase compared to the previous agreement. In order to secure increased aid, Israel had to make significant concessions and agreed to phase out a provision that allowed it to finance its native arms industry with US monies as well as to stop lobbying the US Congress for additional funds.