Semafor • Sep 2, 2025
Landslide in western Sudan kills at least 1,000
Famine was declared in the country last year, with the UN warning that more than 25 million people face extreme hunger.
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Semafor • Sep 2, 2025
Syria exports first crude oil shipment since 2010
While the first shipment of 600,000 barrels is relatively small, the dispatch marks the return of a key driver of its economy.
Semafor • Sep 2, 2025
EU plans more trade with S. America as US relations sour
European officials this week plan to review the proposals for deals with Mercosur, Latin America’s biggest trade group, and Mexico.
Semafor • Sep 2, 2025
China’s Xi outlines global vision at major summit
Xi won approval at the summit for a new development bank attached to the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation.
Semafor • Sep 2, 2025
No more ‘Yes, Minister’: How Trump and social media broke the bureaucracy
The president and his aides have signaled that they view much of what is widely viewed as expertise as useless at best, mere left-wing ideology at worst.
Semafor • Sep 2, 2025
Abu Dhabi’s G42 eyes chip options beyond Nvidia
The Abu Dhabi-backed AI firm is still courting customers for what could be the world’s largest data center campus outside the US.
Semafor • Sep 2, 2025
China investment curbs hit roadblock in Congress
The top Democrat on the Senate Commerce Committee, Sen. Maria Cantwell of Washington, is blocking the measure from being included in must-pass defense legislation.
Semafor • Sep 2, 2025
Why the government shutdown threat is real this time
Congress returns to Washington on Tuesday after the August break, and both parties are nowhere near a deal to fund the government.
Semafor • Sep 2, 2025
Can investors make The New York Times into the Netflix of news?
Fivespan Partners has taken a stake in the Grey Lady.
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Truth Social CEO Out After $1.1 Billion in Losses
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New Flotilla Shows Palestinians in Gaza That the World Has Not Abandoned Us
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What a real ‘day after’ for Gaza could look like
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Majority Backs Trump Impeachment—Even One in Five of His Own Voters
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