Global News 9/24/19 – Parliament suspension ruled unlawful, Trump confirms he withheld military aid from Ukraine, and Thunberg tells world leaders, 'You have stolen my dreams,' at UN

Anti-Brexit supporters gather in the rain outside the Supreme Court in London, Sept. 24, 2019. (Frank Augstein/AP)

This Monday, Boris Johnson’s suspension of Parliament is ruled unlawful; Trump confirms he withheld military aid from Ukraine; student activist Greta Thunberg rips world leaders at UN General Assembly; Netanyahu & Gantz in unity talks; and Kurds in Syria safe zone still fear Turks.

• Boris Johnson’s suspension of Parliament was unlawful, U.K. supreme court rules (NY Times)

• Trump confirms he withheld military aid from Ukraine, says he wants other countries to help pay (Washington Post)

• 'You have stolen my dreams,' an angry Thunberg tells U.N. climate summit (Reuters)

• Netanyahu, Gantz in unity talks; may rotate as Israel PM (Reuters)

• Despite Syria ‘safe zone,’ Kurdish leader fears threat from Turkey (Foreign Policy)

• Indonesia says 20 killed, scores hurt in fresh unrest in Papua (Reuters)

• Zimbabwe capital city shuts main water plant, shortages loom (Reuters)

• Private companies shake up Mexico City’s earthquake-alert system (Wall Street Journal)

• US universities see decline in students from China (AP)

• 2 top VW executives and ex-C.E.O. charged with market manipulation (NY Times)

• Facial recognition technology in public housing prompts backlash (NY Times)

• Europe’s top court limits ‘right to be forgotten’ privacy rule (NY Times)

• Overtime pay eligibility is widened in new federal rule (NY Times)

• America is pharma's piggybank (Axios)

• Generics are sometimes inaccessible to seniors (Axios)