Al Jazeera News Updates Syrian president to meet with Trump, Hundreds missing after boat sinks near Malaysia
Nov 10, 2025
In a quick news roundup, key topics include the U.S. Senate's advancement of a stopgap funding package amid a looming government shutdown, impacting vital services. The significance of Syrian President Al-Sharah's historic visit with Trump marks a potential shift in U.S.-Syria relations. Additionally, a tragic boat sinking near Malaysia leaves hundreds missing, with fears surrounding Rohingya passengers, while growing concerns about the safety of journalists in the West Bank are highlighted.
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US Senate Advances Stopgap Funding
- The US Senate advanced a stopgap funding bill after seven Democrats and an independent broke ranks to end a 41-day shutdown.
- The shutdown sidelined federal workers and disrupted food aid and air travel.
Historic Syrian Presidential Visit
- Syrian President Ahmed Al-Sharah is visiting the White House for the first official Syrian leader visit in nearly 80 years.
- The meeting aims to rebuild relations and press Trump to lift remaining sanctions on Syria.
US Says Major Aid Reached Gaza
- The White House claims a large-scale effort has delivered almost 15,000 trucks of goods and aid to Gaza since October 10.
- They report major increases in meal production, medical consultations, surgeries, and northern Gaza water supply.