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REPLAY: Palestinian President Abbas addresses UN General AssemblyWorld

Palestinian President Mahmud Abbas told the United Nations on Thursday that Israeli policies had moved beyond jeopardising a two-state solution and now threatened the “very life and existence” of his people. He delivered prerecorded remarks from his office in Ramallah after the United States denied visas to him and other senior Palestinian officials for the second consecutive year.

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Morning News NOW Full Episode – Sept. 24Politics

A federal judge orders the White House to immediately restore access for three major news outlets as their legal challenge continues. President Trump welcomes Chinese President Xi Jinping to Washington, D.C., for Xi’s first visit since 2015, while Harvey Weinstein receives a 15-year prison sentence for sexual assault.

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SBS Transit pilots AI system to improve bus arrival timingsTech

Singapore’s largest public bus operator, SBS Transit, is testing an AI system that recommends ways to space buses more evenly on the road. The six-month pilot will cover nine routes and about 200 buses, with a full-fleet rollout planned from the second quarter of 2027.

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Palestinian leader urges action on Gaza and two-state solution at UNGAWorld

In a prerecorded address to the UN General Assembly, Palestinian leadership condemned the denial of entry visas to its delegation for a second straight year. The speaker rejected what was described as punitive action and urged the US administration to lift the restrictions, resume dialogue and support a two-state solution grounded in international legitimacy, with Gaza central to the address.

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Power struggle brews at FIFA over Infantino’s presidencySports3:15

Senior figures in world football increasingly view the crisis sparked by FIFA president Infantino’s abandoned private-investment plan as being less about his successor and more about how much power he could wield if he remains in office.

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How do the French feel about religion?Society

Amid excitement over the first papal visit to France in 18 years, the programme examines how people in the country relate to religion, from its Catholic heritage to laïcité, or secularism, using relevant statistics.

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Trump views US-China ties as a personal friendship; Xi sees the US as an adversary to managePolitics

President Trump’s highly personalized approach to Xi Jinping may give Beijing opportunities to exploit, a China studies expert warns. While the United States remains a powerful actor, leverage at the negotiating table does not necessarily match its power on paper; Xi approaches the relationship by treating the US as an adversary to manage rather than a personal friend.

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Nightline Full Broadcast — Wednesday, September 23, 2026Culture

The broadcast covers a restraining order granted to Dolly Parton’s estate against her nephew, Bryan Seaver; Tom Cruise discussing his new film, “Digger”; and “Miracle on the Hudson” pilot Capt. “Sully” speaking publicly about his Alzheimer’s diagnosis.

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White House still turns away some media outlets despite court orderPolitics

Some journalists from CNN, MS NOW and Politico continue to be denied entry to the White House even after a judge ordered their access restored. The ongoing legal fight over the media ban and the suspension of the White House TV pool is shaping public perceptions of President Trump’s historic meeting with Chinese President Xi.

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Gaza and Palestine take centre stage in UNGA addressesWorld

Gaza has emerged as a central issue at the UN General Assembly, where world leaders condemned Israel’s military actions in the enclave. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, Qatari Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani and Jordan’s King Abdullah II addressed the conflict, Palestinian statehood and Israel’s actions in the occupied territories.

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ICJ at 80: International court faces challenges enforcing rulings on statesWorld

The International Court of Justice in The Hague marks 80 years of pursuing international conflict resolution through law instead of war. It has handled more than 200 cases and issued 150 binding judgments, but its authority can be tested when states reject or fail to carry out its rulings. The report reviews the court’s history, impact on international law and landmark cases including US intervention in Nicaragua.

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Long queues form as France’s €1 student meals draw crowdsSociety

France’s new €1 university meal scheme is drawing large numbers of students, with long queues reported at canteens in Paris. Students welcome the lower prices, while staff warn that the added demand is straining space, equipment and staffing.

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New measures to strengthen HR capabilities as AI reshapes workplacesSociety

Singapore will strengthen the human resource profession to help workers build meaningful careers as artificial intelligence changes jobs. The government accepted five recommendations from a tripartite workgroup, including a requirement from July 2028 for firms with more than 200 employees to have at least one certified HR professional. The measures are expected to benefit more than two million workers and support at least 2,000 companies.

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