China reiterates its one China policy at the United Nations

China says it will continue to safeguard its sovereignty and work
towards its one-China policy.
Han Zheng, China's Vice-President told the UN General Assembly on
Thursday that there is but one China in the world and that Taiwan
remains part of it.
Zheng says no one should ever under-estimate the power of the Chinese
people to safeguard their territorial integrity.

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Wall St drops as it digests Fed rates to stay higher, longer

Wall Street fell on Thursday as traders digested news the Federal
Reserve plans to keep interest rates higher, for longer.

Meanwhile, media giant Rupert Murdoch's plan to step aside was well
received by shareholders.

US correspondent Nick Harper reports.

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Abbas calls for urgent peace talks

The president of Palestine, Mahmoud Abbas has made an impassioned plea
to the UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres to call another peace
convention.
Abbas in addressing the United Nations General Assembly said this
might be the last opportunity to achieve a two-state solution in the
Middle East,
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The UN Security Council is dysfunctional says Kenya's president

Kenya President William Ruto says the United Nations Security is
dysfunctional and undemocratic.
Ruto, addressing the United Nations General Assembly on Thursday said
the composition of the security council must be changed and there's no
better time as the present.
The Kenyan President joins the chorus of several African and Latin
American leaders calling for UN reforms.

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News Corp, Fox News head Rupert Murdoch to hand over to son Lachlan

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Media mogul Rupert Murdoch has announced that he will step down as Chair of News Corp and Fox News at company meetings in November.

He's expanded his media business across the world, creating a media empire. But not without a number of controversies.

Caroline Malone reports.

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US auto workers threaten to extend strike action

US auto workers are threatening to extend strike action if agreements
are not met by noon Friday.

It would be a major escalation in a dispute that is already
threatening to have a significant impact on the economy.

US correspondent Nick Harper reports.

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South Sudan President Salva Kiir calls for urgent humanitarian assistance

South Sudan President Salva Kiir says his country does not have the
resources to deal with the influx of refugees from Sudan.
Speaking at the United Nations on Thursday, Salva Kiir called for
urgent assistance from the UN and world leaders.
More than half of Sudan's population, according to the UN, is in need
of humanitarian assistance, this coupled with a raging conflict
involving the national army and the Rapid Support Forces.
The South Sudanese president says thousands have fled to his country
and they are battling to cope...

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Actress Jane Fonda calls on World Leaders to prioritize climate change

Actress and Climate Change activist, Jane Fonda has called on World
Leaders to prioritise climate change.
Speaking during a press conference in New York following the Climate
Ambition Summit, Fonda asked why the world's leaders can't hear the
pleas from climate change activists.
The actress has been working alongside Greenpeace and is an advocate
for especially saving the world's oceans.

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UN seeks to turbocharge SDGs

Members of the United Nations are convening to set the groundwork for
a summit it hopes can reinvigorate the multilateral system.

The goal is to create a transformative pact ahead of next year's UN
General Assembly.

William Denselow reports from UN headquarters in New York.

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Five People To Be Charged In The UK With Suspected Spying For Russia

Five people suspected of spying for Russia are to be charged in the UK, following authorisation by British prosecutors on Thursday.

All five suspects named are Bulgarian nationals, and are suspected of spying for almost 3 years by prosecutors. 

The Russian Embassy in the UK did not immediately comment. 

Simon Gaitán reports.  

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Zimbabwe's president defends his re-election

Zimbabwe President, Emmerson Mnangagwa has called on Western countries
to withdraw what he calls, illegal economic sanctions against his
country.
Addressing the United Nations High Level General Assembly in New York
on Thursday, Mnangagwa said the sanctions were designed to subjugate
the sovereign will of Zimbabwe.
The Southern African leader has also defended his re-election as
president - this despite election observers from the regional Southern
African bloc of countries, SADC raising concerns, saying some aspects
of the election did not conform to democratic principles.

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Biden gives 500,000 Venezuelan migrants temporary status

The Biden Administration is granting temporary legal status to hundreds of thousands of Venezuelan migrants already living in the US - allowing them to work while their cases are being processed. The exception comes as a new wave of migrants are clamoring at the US southern border - forcing at least one border town to issue a disaster declaration. Toni Waterman has more.  
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UK UNIVERSITY ADMISSIONS FALL

For the first time in five years there's been a decrease in the number of 18-year olds accepted to university courses in the UK.

Around 5000 fewer students got onto courses compared to last year -- and there were 5000 fewer applications.

Stuart Smith has more from London.

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Nigeria Centre for Disease Control Confirms 2,860 Cholera Cases, 84 deaths in Eight Months

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Nigeria's Centre for Disease Control says a total of 2,860 suspected cases of Cholera has been recorded in Nigeria in the last eight months.

It also says at least 84 people have died from the disease within the same period.

Correspondent Ajeck Mangut reports from Abuja.

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Zelenskyy expected to meet with US lawmakers as they debate more funding for Ukraine

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is expected to visit Washington DC today (THURSDAY)  - just days after he called on world leaders gathered at the UN General Assembly to rally behind Ukraine. His visit comes as Congress grows increasingly divided about continued military and financial support for the country. Toni Waterman has more.  

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White House says it is "deeply concerned" amid row between India and Canada

The White House says it is "deeply concerned" about allegations that India was potentially involved in the killing of a Sikh separatist leader in Canada.

It is urging India to cooperate in any investigation into the incident.

This comes as India is reported to have suspended visa services for Canadian citizens amid the diplomatic row between the two countries.

Rebecca Bundhun reports from Mumbai.

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Poland says it will no longer send arms to Ukraine amid grain row

Poland said it will no longer send weapons to Ukraine as disputes between the two countries over an import ban on Ukrainian grain deepened in recent days.

Megumi Lim has more from Kyiv

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Asian Development Bank Cuts Regional Growth Forecast

The Asian Development Bank has cut its growth forecast for the region to 4.7%, from 4.8% previously for the year.

It's cited challenges caused by China's embattled property sector and a persistently high interest rate environment.

Patrick Fok has more.

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Wall Street reacts to Fed concern battle against inflation not over

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U.S. Stocks swung on Wednesday on news the Federal Reserve is keeping interest rates stable this month, but reserves the right to raise rates again later in the year. 

Caroline Malone reports from Washington.

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WHO welcomes declaration on pandemic prevention

The World Health Organization head, Tedros Ghebreyesus has welcomed
Wednesday's "historic" commitment by global leaders on the approval of
a political declaration on pandemic prevention in New York.
The summit on pandemic prevention was set up by the United Nations to
come up with a strategic approach should another pandemic surface.
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