Month: October 2022
Daily Briefing Oct. 30: MK Ben Gvir’s policies match those of neo-fascists in Europe
Diplomatic correspondent Lazar Berman on historic Lebanon maritime deal and updates from around the globe; settlements reporter Jeremy Sharon compares & contrasts far-right parties
Read MoreCinemas have reopened in Kashmir after 2 decades — but few moviegoers are showing up
The cinemas, shut down after threats from separatist militants, reopened last month. Moviegoers pass through an Indian police checkpoint and are frisked at the theater entrance for bombs and weapons. (Image credit: Showkat Nanda for NPR)
Read MoreIranian journalists decry arrests of colleagues, call for their release
Over 300 journalists sign statement denouncing arrests and lack of civil rights, with more than 20 reporters said still in detention across country
Read MoreRobotaxis Are More Than a Decade Away, Says Luminar’s CEO Austin Russell
(To receive weekly emails of conversations with the world’s top CEOs and business decisionmakers, click here.) Austin Russell became the world’s youngest self-made billionaire back in 2020 at age 25. And he did it by betting against the hype. The
Read MoreThe final countdown: What could change the election in the last days
If none of the wobbling parties falls below the threshold, the result may hinge on a seat or two; but if any of Ra’am, Hadash-Ta’al, Labor or Meretz fails, Netanyahu wins easily
Read MoreBen Gvir says has ‘hard time’ with Netanyahu, who may sideline him for Gantz
Far-right MK claims opposition leader may try to form coalition with defense minister; Likud leader blames media for rise of Ben Gvir, whose entrance to Knesset he orchestrated
Read MoreCar bombs at busy Somalia market intersection killed at least 100, president says – Reuters
Car bombs at busy Somalia market intersection killed at least 100, president says Reuters Somalia twin car bomb blasts kill 100 in capital – BBC News BBC News Explosions near Somalia’s education ministry kill 100 people CNN ‘Scores of casualties’ after twin blasts
Read MoreThe Family of a Victim of the Seoul Crowd Surge Tried Her Phone for Hours
Shin Su-Bin was out celebrating Halloween with friends when her father saw reports of the deadly crush.
Read MoreWith Western Weapons, Ukraine Is Turning the Tables in an Artillery War
In the southern Kherson region, Ukraine now has the advantage in range and precision guidance of artillery, rockets and drones, erasing what had been a critical Russian asset.
Read MoreSilicon Valley’s Unbridled Euphoria Runs Into Economic Reality
Once-buzzy start-ups had held out against the new reality that the good times are over. No longer.
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