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Reuters World News
Everything you need to know about your world in 10 minutes. Go straight to the source with a ten-minute news briefing by Reuters frontline journalists. Join host Kim Vinnell as she takes you around the world every day.
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Reuters World NewsRacism costs Spain’s La Liga and Russian scientist accused of China leaks
Black Real Madrid player Vinicius Jr has spoken out against racist incidents in Spain. We take a deep dive into how the Brazilian’s stand is shaking up Spanish…
Reuters World NewsDeSantis’ challenge, a Pacific pact and commingling at Binance
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is widely expected to throw his hat in the ring for the presidency this week. Which part of the conservative spectrum should he…
Reuters World News'Name-calling phase' of debt ceiling talks - is a deal possible?
Gridlock over the U.S. debt ceiling as Biden and McCarthy are set to meet - can a deal get done? Russia says Bakhmut captured after the bloodiest battle of the…
Reuters World NewsThe Bat Lands: a compendium
This episode is a special companion to the five-part investigation into how humanity's hunger for resources is driving worldwide destruction of areas rich with…
Reuters World NewsWhat's the G7 to do about China?
President Joe Biden wants to send a tough message to Beijing from this year’s G7 summit. But China’s trade ties with other G7 countries are complicating…
Reuters World NewsAssad in Saudi to talk drugs and money
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad is in Saudi Arabia to attend the Arab League summit. His appearance seals his return to the regional fold after years of civil…
Reuters World NewsMeghan and Harry’s NY paparazzi chase and Russian scientists accused of treason
Prince Harry accuses photographers of nearly killing him, Meghan and her mother after a car chase in New York. In Russia, three scientists known for working on…
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Saving the planet meets voter resistance in Germany
A backlash over the cost of climate-friendly policies is hitting Germany’s Green Party. What does this voter resistance mean for the fight against climate…
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Why the next pandemic may come from bats
Humanity’s intrusion into bat habitats is ramping up the risk of global health disasters. A Reuters investigation identifies the places where disease outbreaks…
Reuters World NewsA runoff in Turkey and Thai voters rout the military
Elections in Thailand and Turkey see challengers take on the established ruling parties. A runoff in Turkey could see President Erdogan head for his third…
Reuters World NewsThe stakes are high as Turkey votes
There’s a lot at stake in Turkey’s elections this weekend. Three months after a 7.8 magnitude earthquake, millions are still homeless or displaced. Inflation…
Reuters World NewsEverything you need to know about Eurovision
ABBA. Celine Dion. A turkey puppet? They’ve all represented their countries at the Eurovision Song Contest – the annual songfest that has more viewers than the…
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Title 42's final hours and the U.S. government rift over China
The divisions inside the U.S. government over how to deal with China in the wake of the alleged spy balloon. We join thousands of migrants rushing to the U.S…
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What’s at stake for Pakistan with the arrest of Imran Khan
A worsening political crisis in Pakistan after the arrest of Imran Khan. What danger does the popular politician’s detention pose to the government and the…
Reuters World NewsThe sons of El Chapo go from Insta-fame to Most Wanted
With their father in prison, the sons of El Chapo have taken over the family business. The Justice Department calls the cartel run by Los Chapitos the “most…
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Assad in from the cold and Ukraine’s religious war
Arab nations welcome Syria back into the fold. But will the diplomatic victory for President Bashar al-Assad make any difference to Syrians reeling from years…
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Title 42 ends, debt ceiling drags and Haley hangs in
As a Covid-era order ends, thousands of migrants are amassing on the U.S. border, setting up a political showdown for the Biden administration. Recession fears…
Reuters World NewsThe coronation the world is and isn’t celebrating
A stone of destiny, a golden carriage and the world’s largest diamond – Britain is putting on the show of the century for King Charles’ coronation. But the…
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What we know about the explosion over the Kremlin
Moscow claims Ukraine tried to kill President Putin with a drone attack on the Kremlin. Kyiv denies it. We unpack what we know so far. In Serbia, a school…
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UPDATE: In the room with the Fed - interpreting Powell on future hikes
The Fed raises rates - but signals the possibility of a pause. We're in the room with Jerome Powell. Plus Senate Dems grill Supreme Court justices over ethics…
Reuters World NewsNo experience required: A Minnesota factory’s hunt for staff
It’s a jobseeker’s market across America. No experience, no qualifications? No problem, says one Minnesota factory searching for workers. The Filipino…
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Prepare for reruns – Hollywood poised to go on strike
Negotiations are down to the wire over a writers' strike in Hollywood, as studios – and the California economy - brace for the worst. How a fake ID let Hyundai…
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Why Chinese migrants are arriving at the U.S.-Mexico border
This special weekend episode is all about China. Meet the new migrants making the arduous trek over the Mexico-U.S. border. We talk with those who have left…
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Bud Light truths, cemetery salads and Russia’s dragon teeth
In today's episode, will Russia’s dragon teeth barricades be able to withstand a Ukrainian offensive? Bud Light blows up the Internet, we dig out the facts…
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Chile arms up and India’s holy city of death
In today's episode, why Chileans are stocking up on armored vehicles and guns. The latest on the cat-and-mouse game between Disney and Florida's Governor…
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The conflict Russia doesn't want
Tensions escalate between Azerbaijan and Armenia over the disputed region of Nagorno-Karabakh, with Moscow watching on warily. The U.S. Supreme Court prepares…
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Exit Tucker Carlson, enter advertisers?
Tucker Carlson's incendiary style made his show the top-rated cable news program in America. So will his replacement be any different? Joe Biden won't miss the…
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Could the 'end of oil' bring peace to Yemen?
As a post-oil era approaches, pragmatism is helping to reshape relations in the Middle East. Could Yemen be a benefactor? Join us in the Arizona clinic on the…
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Above the Arctic Circle at climate change's Ground Zero
On Earth Day, we travel high above the Arctic Circle where the planet is warming at record temperatures. The war in Ukraine complicates the Arctic's future…
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Iowa evangelicals, SpaceX and music's AI Oasis
Why the cheers after SpaceX’s Starship explodes? The answer lies in four minutes of data. Can Donald Trump keep his hold on the evangelical vote? Ryan Reynolds…
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Gay in Uganda: A life or death situation
Uganda’s President Yoweri Museveni must this week either sign, veto, or send back to parliament one of the world’s toughest anti-gay bills. Whatever he…
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Fox digs deep to avoid court and Tesla’s China challenge
A pricey, 11th hour settlement saves Rupert Murdoch from taking the stand but is it the end of Fox News’ troubles? As the Shanghai auto show gets underway we…
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McCarthy’s budget pitch, Kansas City’s doorstep shooting and India’s migrant millions
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy takes his debt ceiling plan to Wall Street. But will Republicans rally to his plan? A Black teenager is shot after ringing the…
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Stranded in Sudan: a deadly struggle for power
Fighting on the streets of Sudan's capital Khartoum as rival military factions battle for control, raising the specter of civil war. We speak to an eyewitness…
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Pentagon intel leaked for likes, and the Texas book ban
Intelligence officials are asking serious questions about the handling of confidential material after a 21-year-old Air National Guardsman is arrested by the…
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Navalny’s mystery illness, abortion pill ruling and Detroit’s EV test
We take a look at new EPA regulations that hope to boost electric vehicle adoption in the U.S. in the next decade. In Russia, opposition leader Alexei Navalny…
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British doctors strike and the IMF's gloomy outlook
We visit a picket line in Britain where doctors are staging a four-day walkout. Rising interest rates and persistent inflation are adding to the struggle of…
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Abortion drug battle and the U.S. government mole hunt
We break down the legal tussle over the abortion drug Mifepristone. What happens next now that a federal judge has suspended FDA approval of the drug? What are…
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Hunting the U.S. leak and Italy's blow for LGBTQ parents
The latest on the scramble to find the source of highly classified U.S. leaks. We speak to Italian LGBT couples fearful that a new anti-surrogacy law will bar…
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What 25 years of peace looks like in Northern Ireland
We're on the streets of Belfast for the anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement. Our photographer walks us through what it was like to take this week's most…
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Saudi bypasses Biden and recession fears re-ignite
Why Saudi Arabia’s crown prince is looking to Beijing not Washington as he goes into diplomatic overdrive. More violence at a Jerusalem holy site puts the…
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What’s next for Trump?
Manhattan prosecutors lay out their case against Donald Trump. What lies ahead for the former president? China’s more assertive foreign policy in focus as…
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Trump walks into the history books
It’s arraignment day for former President Donald Trump in New York. NATO welcomes its newest member, Finland. A Wisconsin election that could shape the 2024…
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What to expect from Trump's arraignment and who owns AI art?
Who owns the rights to AI-generated art? We dive into a legal grey area with billions of dollars at stake. New York awaits Donald Trump’s arraignment. What…
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Outside the Manhattan courthouse for Trump’s surrender
Donald Trump is criminally indicted – a first for the United States. We are in New York ahead of the former president’s expected surrender. Plenty of legal…
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Why does Elon Musk want to press pause on AI?
Elon Musk wants an AI pause: is he concerned or playing catch up? The Taiwan president’s high stakes trip--- to Latin America. Disney’s plot twist in Florida…
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Mexico migrant fire, Turkey’s post-quake poll and Starbucks on the Hill
Dozens of migrants from Central and South America die in Mexico detention center fire. Nashville shooter's collection of guns revealed. Quake survivors try to…
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Nashville school shooting, Europe’s crippling strikes and Russian surveillance
Nashville is left shattered after an ex-student shoots dead six at a Christian school. A Reuters investigation into Russia’s facial recognition system…
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Israel boils over Netanyahu’s court plans
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is under huge pressure to halt a judicial overhaul plan after mass protests and civil unrest. Washington plays down…
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DeSantis’ foreign policy problem and a kiss made in China
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis wants to be a winner but does his lack of foreign policy expertise hold him back in 2024? India's parliament disqualifies…
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TikTok’s ultimate live battle — Capitol Hill
TikTok’s CEO Shou Zi Chew heads to Capitol Hill to fend off a potential U.S. ban. Uganda’s LGBTQ+ community fight for survival after law threatens them with…
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Political storm hangs over D-Day at the Fed
It’s decision day at the Fed with volatile markets and questions swirling about its oversight of collapsed Silicon Valley Bank. Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin…
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New York court readies for Trump, Paris protests and Fox News on trial
New York City prepares for possible civil unrest if Donald Trump is arrested. Protests erupt in Paris after President Emmanuel Macron survives no-confidence…
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Credit Suisse rescue and market tumult
The 11th hour deal for Credit Suisse and the turmoil in global markets. President Xi’s warm welcome in Moscow. Former President Donald Trump’s legal drama in…
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The Iraq War, 20 years on
Two decades after the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq we look at the legacy of the war, we talk to the reporters who were there when the statue of Saddam Hussein was…
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Credit Suisse’s $54 billion Alpine lifeline
Can Switzerland’s blank check for Credit Suisse soothe markets? Japan and South Korea’s fence-mending summit. Libya’s missing uranium. Joe Biden and…
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U.S. and Russia clash over drone, the Fed’s risky path and Downton’s staff problem
Confrontation over the Black Sea raises stakes between U.S. and Russia. Price stability Vs financial stability -- the Fed’s tricky balancing act. Downton can’t…
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Bank turmoil, ICC vs Russia and Xi’s peace mission
Contagion fears stalk the financial sector with smaller lenders in the firing line. Can government action stop the rout? The International Criminal Court is…
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The morning after in Silicon Valley
Sighs of relief after federal regulators step in to backstop Silicon Valley bank. Inside the scramble to save the tech region from fallout from the failed…
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Showtime! Behind the scenes at the Oscars
We take you inside Tinseltown for Hollywood’s night of nights. The Academy’s new crisis-response team. The photographer who captured 'the slap'. Indie movies…