Reuters World News Shutdown, BBC and Syria’s president in DC
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Nov 10, 2025 Paul Sandel, a Reuters correspondent in London, provides insight into the BBC leadership shakeup following editing controversies surrounding Trump’s speech. Timur Azari, who covers Syria, discusses President Ahmed al-Sharaa's significant visit to Washington and the focus on sanctions relief. Meanwhile, Matt Tracy delves into the complexities of affordable housing and the new mayor's challenges in NYC. Tune in for a blend of media, politics, and global diplomacy!
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Shutdown Thaw Lifts Market Sentiment
- The Senate advanced a short-term funding measure that could reopen the US government until January 30th.
- Markets reacted positively, expecting clearer economic data once federal agencies resume operations.
Cross-Party Trade Unlocks Progress
- A few Democrats broke ranks to move the bill and Republicans agreed to a December vote on ACA subsidies.
- That compromise targeted the Democrats' main demand and eased the path to ending the impasse.
BBC Leadership Quits After Editing Row
- BBC CEO Tim Davie and head of news Deborah Turness resigned after accusations of biased editing in a Trump documentary.
- The controversy focused on two spliced parts of Trump's January 6 speech that altered its meaning.