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The World in Brief tells you what’s on the global agenda in the coming day, what to look out for in business, finance and politics and, most importantly, what to make of it.
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Mike Lynch acquitted; China and Russia doubt American Gaza plan, and more
A court in San Francisco acquitted British tech entrepreneur Mike Lynch, former executive Stephen Chamberlain of fraud. Also, Russia and China voiced concerns at the UN Security Council about an American draft resolution on a ceasefire in Gaza.
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Israel bombs school in Gaza; ECB cuts interest rates, and more
Israel bombed a school in Gaza on Thursday, claiming it contained a Hamas compound.
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Israel bombs school in Gaza; D-Day anniversary, and more
Israel bombs school in Gaza; D-Day anniversary, and more
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Israel bombs school in Gaza; Nvidia breaches $3trn, and more
Israel bombed a school in Gaza on Thursday, claiming it contained a Hamas compound and fighters involved in the attack on Israel on October 7th. Also, Nvidia’s market capitalisation rose above $3 trillion for the first time.
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Israel’s new assault on Gaza; Bank of Canada cuts interest rates, and more
The Israel Defence Forces launched an offensive in central Gaza as talks over a ceasefire deal continued.
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India’s election shock; Biden’s border order, and more
The Bharatiya Janata Party and its allies won India’s election, but with a reduced mandate. Also, President Joe Biden signed an executive order that would prevent migrants who cross America’s southern border with Mexico illegally from applying for asylum.
Customer Reviews
Mike’s right. Sequence this feed so we know which is the latest.
Like the information but can be very repetitive.
So monotone, it must be AI generated
Only listened to a single episode . There is zero expression which makes it very difficult to absorb any of the information. My only explanation that is that it must be a script that is read by AI. and if that’s not the case, they need to find somebody else to speak somebody who is authentic and imperfect.
Terrible narration
Like listening to AI reading a novel. No presenter skills. Nor humans? Was very interested in a world news roundup but I just can’t listen to this.