Monday, October 9, 2023

Biden confirms 11 Americans dead in Israel, says countries are facing "hostage crisis" in Gaza

President Biden says at least 11 Americans are now known to have been killed in Israel, and he says that the US government believes it is "likely" that American citizens are among the hostages being held in Gaza by Hamas.


The US is scrambling to provide Israel with additional supplies of munitions and other weaponry.


Our Washington Correspondent Simon Marks reports.


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Oil prices surge following Israel / Palestine violence

US stocks closed higher Monday, after shaking off early losses following escalations in the Middle East.


Meanwhile, oil and gas prices surged as traders feared the violence could affect global supplies.


Sally Patterson reports.


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Robert F Kennedy Jnr. has announced he’s splitting from the Democratic party

A member of one of America's most famous political families - Robert F
Kennedy Junior- has announced he's splitting from the Democratic party
and running for president as an independent candidate.
While Kennedy's bid for the Democratic presidential nomination was
largely inconsequential as an independent candidate he could play a
role in determining the winner of the general election.
His siblings issued a statement denouncing the move saying that
running as a third party candidate against Joe Biden would be perilous
for the country.
Kate Fisher reports...

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4,000 more workers join auto workers strike

Roughly 4,000 more auto workers have joined the picket line after
union members rejected a deal with manufacturer Mack Trucks.

This adds to the thousands of already striking United Auto Workers
demanding better terms from auto makers Ford, Stellantis and General
Motors.

William Denselow reports from New York.

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GUTERRES CALLS FOR IMMEDIATE CEASEFIRE

United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres has once again
condemned the attacks by Hamas and others against Israeli towns and
villages which have left over eight hundred Israelis dead and more
than two thousand five hundred injured.
Speaking to the media at the UN Headquarters on Monday, Guterres
called for an immediate ceasefire and the release of all hostages.

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Robert F Kennedy Jnr. makes a bid for the Democratic presidential nomination

A member of one of America's most famous political families - Robert F
Kennedy Junior- is expected to announce he's splitting from the
Democratic party and running for president as an independent
candidate.
While Kennedy's bid for the Democratic presidential nomination was
largely inconsequential - with President Biden holding a 50-point
advantage in primary polling - as an independent candidate he could
play a role in determining the winner of the general election.
Kate Fisher reports

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Harvard Professor wins Novel Economics Prize for gender research

A Harvard professor has won the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences.


Claudia Goldin is just the third woman to be awarded the prestigious prize - it has been given to 90 men.


Her research exposed the causes of gender inequality in the workforce.


Sally Patterson reports from New York.


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US steps up its response to Israel-Hamas war

The United States is moving an aircraft carrier and fighter jets to the eastern Mediterranean, in a sign of support amid fears of an escalating crisis in the region. 


Several American citizens were killed in what President Joe Biden calls an "unprecedented and appalling assault" by the Hamas terror-group over the weekend. 


Following the attack, Israel has ordered a "complete siege" of Hamas-controlled Gaza, with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday telling his US counterpart that his county has no other choice but to unleash a ground operation into the Palestinian enclave.


From Washington, Benji Hyer reports. 


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Investigation finds Vietnam attempted to hack U.S officials

A forensic investigation has found that Vietnamese government agents
tried to hack the phones of members of Congress, American policy
experts and U.S. journalists.
The spies had used the social network X and according to reports the
attempts were unsuccessful.
Jody Jacobs has more...

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9 Americans confirmed dead in Israel

The US government has confirmed that 9 Americans are among the dead in Israel.


The State Department is continuing to try and confirm reports that American citizens may be among the Israeli hostages seized by Hamas over the weekend.


Our Washington Correspondent Simon Marks reports.


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France awaits news of citizens missing in Israel

France's government says at least eight French citizens are missing in Israel after the attacks by Hamas over the weekend.

At least one French person has been confirmed to have died in the assault by fighters from the Gaza Strip.

Ross Cullen reports.


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Nigeria Calls for Ceasefire in Palestine - Israel War

The Nigerian government has called for a ceasefire after Palestinian militant group Hamas launched attacks on Israeli communities on Saturday.


Israeli forces have been responding to the attacks, and the situation has led to the death of over 1000 Palestinian and Israeli lives.


Correspondent Tesem Akende reports from Jos.


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British Man Serving In IDF Killed In Hamas Attack, Two More British Citizens Missing.

A British Man serving in the Israeli Defence Force has been killed in the Hamas attack against Israel.

Nathanel Young was killed on Saturday, on the Gaza border. 


Two more Briton's are missing following the attacks, Jake Marlowe and Dan Darlington. 


Simon Gaitán reports…


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Zelensky addresses NATO’s parliamentary assembly

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky delivered his remarks at NATO's parliamentary assembly via video link on Monday. He condemned Hamas' attacks against Israel, and thanked world leaders for their continued support for Ukraine.

Megumi Lim reports

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US politician Chuck Schumer urges Chinese people to stand with Israel

CUE: The senior American politician Chuck Schumer says he's disappointed that China showed what he called "no sympathy" for Israel after deadly attacks by Hamas at the weekend.

Mr Schumer is visiting Beijing with a group of Republican and Democrat senators.

Here's Andrew Wood in Hong Kong

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Dozens killed in Sikkim floods in India, more than 100 still missing

At least 74 people have been killed and more than one hundred are still missing after flash floods hit the northeastern state of Sikkim last week.

Rescue operations have been hampered amid heavy rain.

Rebecca Bundhun reports.

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Rescuers scramble to pull out survivors in Afghanistan

More than 2000 people have been killed and nearly 10,000 injured in the Afghanistan eartquake, according to the Taliban.

Officials warn the death toll could rise further, in what is one of the deadliest quakes to have hit Afghanistan in two decades.

Our South Asia correspondent Neha Poonia is reporting.

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Remnants of Typhoon Koinu drench Hong Kong

CUE: Hong Kong is suffering from heavy rain and flooding as the remnants of Typhoon Koinu [COY-NOO] linger on the southern coast of China.

At least one person died in Taiwan last week when the typhoon crossed the southern tip of the island.

Here's Andrew Wood in Hong Kong

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Tremor triggers small tsunami waves east of Japan

Small tsunami have been observed on Japan’s eastern coast and islands after an earthquake on Monday.

The magnitude of the tremor which triggered waves up to 2 feet remains unclear. 


Chris Gilbert reports from Tokyo. 


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Sunday, October 8, 2023

UN Security Meeting on Middle East concludes in NYC

The emergency United Nations security council meeting has concluded in
New York without a unified statement.
Held behind closed doors, the 15-member council met to discuss the
unfolding violence.
The Israeli government on Sunday ahead of the meeting formally
declared war and gave the green light for "significant military steps"
to retaliate against Hamas for its surprise attack.
Jody Jacobs reports from New York.

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