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Meta and Snap battle for your face | The VergecastTech

Meta and Snap are competing to put new devices on your face. The Verge’s Victoria Song and Jay Peters test the latest hardware with guest host David Imel, discussing how the smart glasses feel physically and emotionally, including Ray-Ban models, Meta VR glasses, and Snap Specs.

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Iran faces air and land travel chaos as US sanctions biteWorld

Flights between Iran and the United Arab Emirates have been suspended after tighter US sanctions on Iran’s aviation industry, effectively cutting Tehran off from Dubai, a major regional commercial hub. Severe backups have also formed near Iran’s border with Turkey as overland shipping routes struggle to make up the shortfall.

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Netanyahu addresses UN General Assembly as delegates walk outWorld

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu delivered a high-stakes speech in New York on Thursday as many U.N. delegates walked out in protest. Netanyahu called them “moral cowards.” Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas spoke in a prerecorded message after he and other senior Palestinian officials were denied U.S. visas.

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Netanyahu: ‘We’re going to win, we have no other choice’Politics

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addresses the United Nations General Assembly, discussing Palestine, New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, President Donald Trump and Iran. He says Israel will win and has no other choice.

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Netanyahu’s UN speech was aimed at Israeli voters | Marwan BisharaPolitics6:41

Al Jazeera senior political analyst Marwan Bishara examines Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s address to the UN General Assembly and its implications for Israeli politics. He characterizes it as a performance aimed mainly at Israeli voters, warning that Netanyahu’s confrontational rhetoric toward allies including France and the UK risked further diplomatic alienation for Israel.

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Pakistan strikes Afghanistan after accusing Kabul of drone attacksWorld

Pakistan said it conducted airstrikes early Thursday against 10 sites in Afghanistan that it alleged had been used to launch drone attacks on Pakistan the previous day. The sharp escalation in fighting threatens international mediation efforts.

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Israel’s election committee bars two main Arab partiesPolitics

Israel’s election committee has barred two main Arab parties from taking part in the election. Aida Touma-Sliman, a Hadash-Ta’al member of the Israeli Knesset, joins TRT World live from its London studio.

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Tigray rebels in 'full-blown' war with governmentWorld

People in Ethiopia's northern Tigray region are panic-buying supplies as fears grow that months of tensions have tipped into full-blown conflict. The programme also reports renewed power cuts in Senegal and features Nigerian superstar Yemi Alade discussing her new album.

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LIVE: Protest outside UN General Assembly after Netanyahu's addressWorld

Jewish Voice for Peace organized an act of civil disobedience outside the United Nations in New York City after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed the UN General Assembly. Dozens of delegates had walked out before his speech.

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Can Trump and Xi ease tensions as they meet in Washington?World

White House press access for CNN, Politico and MS NOW has been reinstated. Donald Trump and Xi Jinping meet at the White House for a day of diplomacy and pageantry. Elsewhere, an OpenAI agent breached Australia’s government health portal in what was described as the first known AI hack of a government website, while Tigrayan forces said they had launched a war against Ethiopia’s government, shattering a four-year peace deal.

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Can Trump silence the press? | The Global Story podcastPolitics

Last week, President Donald Trump barred CNN, Politico and MS NOW from the White House, accusing them of spreading “fake news”. After reporters had their press passes revoked and were denied entry, the three outlets filed a joint legal challenge, arguing the move was unconstitutional. The podcast examines how unprecedented it is and compares it with treatment of journalists elsewhere.

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Milei Downplays Concerns About Argentina’s EconomyEconomy

Argentine President Javier Milei says he is “very calm” about his chances of winning another term next year. He also expects Argentina’s economy to grow about 3% this year and at a similar pace next year.

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Abbas calls for support to implement two-state solutionWorld

Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas calls for support for implementing a two-state solution. Jagan Chapagain, secretary general of the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies, joins TRT World from New York.

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Carney, Poilievre spar over high diesel prices during question periodPolitics

During Thursday’s House of Commons question period, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre called rising diesel prices across Canada a “full-scale diesel price crisis” and criticized Prime Minister Mark Carney’s government for not cutting fuel taxes. Carney defended the strategy, saying the Build Canada Strong Act would enable new refineries and help keep diesel prices lower.

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China holds the leverage. Trump needs a deal. Can this summit succeed?World

The US and Chinese presidents meet at the White House with numerous disputes unresolved and a fragile trade truce nearing its deadline. China enters with genuine leverage, while Taiwan nearly derailed the summit before it began.

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Psychologist shares secret to overcoming challenges without losing your coolSociety

Psychologist and author Angela Duckworth joins “CBS Mornings” to discuss her new book, “Situated: Find the People and Places That Bring Out Your Best.” She reflects on how her thinking about grit has changed and offers ways people can improve their chances of personal success.

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Rogue OpenAI agent hacks Australian government website and other top storiesTech

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says an OpenAI agent “infiltrated” the country’s healthcare portal in a hack that experts describe as the first known case of its kind. Australia’s cybersecurity agency is investigating, while OpenAI says it detected the breach only two months after it occurred, raising concerns about developers’ ability to control AI systems.

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