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How Jerusalem changed from a city of peace to a city of warWorld

TRT World presenter Lukwesa Burak speaks from occupied East Jerusalem with Palestinian diplomat and former ambassador Hind Khoury, and political analyst and human rights advocate Jalal Abukhater. They discuss how Jerusalem has shifted in recent years from a city of peace to a symbol of war and conflict amid Israel’s ongoing genocide in Gaza.

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Big Take: This Isn't Your Grandparents' UNWorld

Eight decades after its founding as a guarantor of world peace, does the United Nations still matter? The program examines what this week’s meeting in New York has meant for global security and the future of multilateralism.

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Three years after October 7 attacks, Israel’s economy shows strengthEconomy

Israel’s GDP briefly contracted after the October 7, 2023 attacks but is forecast to grow by 4% this year. The technology sector, particularly defence startups, has helped drive that performance, while demographic challenges loom. In Gaza, destruction from Israel’s war has cut GDP per capita by 83%, and reconstruction plans have yet to start.

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Is Gaza’s desecration being replicated in the occupied West Bank?World

TRT World correspondent Zena Tahhan speaks with former Palestine Liberation Organization adviser Xavier Abu Eid about how life in the occupied West Bank has changed during Israel’s ongoing genocide in Gaza, and whether Israel might pursue similar tactics there.

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Gaza reduced to rubble as Israel’s war enters fourth yearWorld

Israel’s ongoing genocide in Gaza has entered its fourth year. Nearly daily Israeli assaults have killed more than 74,000 people, while many others are believed to remain buried under tonnes of rubble. Sami Al-Arian of the Center for Islam and Global Affairs offers his analysis.

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Trump faces backlash after saying Iran could ‘take out Los Angeles’Politics

California officials called Trump’s remarks “dangerous” after he appeared to suggest at a Nebraska rally that Iran could take out Los Angeles or San Diego. He described the consequences of the war with Iran as a “small price to pay” for keeping the world and the United States safe.

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Thieves wanted copper, leaving a farmer with a $10K repair billSociety

Some Prince Edward Island farmers are scrambling to repair equipment damaged by thieves who targeted copper. With harvest already putting them under time pressure, they say the costly, time-consuming work is an unwelcome setback.

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How both parties fared in past midterm electionsPolitics

With the midterm elections only weeks away, NBC News’ Steve Kornacki reviews the numbers on how both parties and presidents performed in previous elections.

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LIVE: View of Gaza City on third anniversary of Oct. 7 attackWorld

Live footage from Gaza City marks three years since the Hamas-led Oct. 7, 2023, attack on Israel, which killed about 1,200 people and triggered the Gaza war. More than 74,000 Palestinians have been killed, according to Gaza’s Health Ministry, and much of the territory remains in ruins.

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Stock Rally Fades as Oil Rises; SpaceX in Talks to Buy Nvidia ChipsEconomy

US equity futures slipped after the S&P 500 set a record, while oil climbed as traders assessed reports of increased Iranian attacks on vessels in the Strait of Hormuz. SpaceX is reportedly discussing a $40 billion fundraising with banks and investors to buy Nvidia chips, potentially one of the largest debt financings for AI development.

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Orange Order parade row distracts from Northern Ireland’s everyday concernsSociety2:33

A dispute over a Protestant parade through a predominantly Catholic neighbourhood in Northern Ireland has revived longstanding divisions. Critics say it is drawing attention away from urgent problems such as lengthy hospital waiting lists, strained public services and a lack of affordable homes.

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Rubio calls Guilfoyle a strong ambassador to Greece amid misconduct allegationsPolitics0:46

Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Kimberly Guilfoyle has been a strong ambassador to Greece. Democrats on the Senate Foreign Relations and House Foreign Affairs committees have opened probes into allegations, reported last month by The Wall Street Journal, that Guilfoyle acted improperly while serving as the top U.S. envoy to Greece.

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Euronews Enlargement Summit: The Future of EuropePolitics

The prospect of a larger European Union is becoming a practical issue rather than a distant ambition. Candidate countries are advancing their membership bids as war, geopolitical competition and economic pressure reshape the conditions for enlargement. The Euronews EU Enlargement Summit will take place in Brussels on 3 November 2026, bringing together policymakers, political leaders, experts and business representatives for a live-broadcast debate.

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Oscar-winning actor Eva Marie Saint dies at 102Culture

Oscar-winning actor Eva Marie Saint has died at 102. She won the Academy Award for supporting actress for her first film, “On the Waterfront,” and later appeared with Cary Grant, Bob Hope, Paul Newman, Gregory Peck, Warren Beatty and other stars of the 1950s and 1960s.

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How new rules could reshape Azerbaijan’s digital economyEconomy

Azerbaijan is introducing new measures for its technology sector covering taxation, investment and innovation, as it seeks to expand its digital economy and attract more international business.

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France suspends stun grenades at student protests after teenager loses handWorld3:39

France has temporarily halted police use of stun grenades at school protests and urged students to return to class. Interior Minister Laurent Nunez acted after a grenade fired by riot police near a school in northern France blew off a 15-year-old’s hand. An investigation has been launched.

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