World Report Monday's top stories in 10 minutes
Nov 10, 2025
The US Senate moves to potentially end its longest government shutdown. A Syrian leader visits the White House, likely seeking sanctions relief. Controversy arises as BBC faces backlash over alleged bias in a Trump clip. In the Philippines, Typhoon Fung-wong leaves devastation and a million displaced. COP30 opens, focusing on climate action agendas. Meanwhile, New Delhi grapples with hazardous air pollution, prompting public outcry. Lastly, Canada braces for a tough flu season amid rising cases.
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Shutdown Ends But Health Subsidies Left Out
- The Senate reached a bipartisan procedural vote to reopen and fund the US government after a 40-day shutdown.
- The deal omits extended health-care subsidies Democrats wanted, leaving many insurance costs unresolved.
Controversial Syrian Leader Visits White House
- Syrian president Ahmad al-Shara visited the White House, marking a first since Syrian independence.
- Al-Shara, once linked to al-Qaeda, is expected to seek lifting remaining U.S. sanctions on Syria.
BBC Leadership Quits After Bias Allegations
- A leaked BBC review accused the broadcaster of editing a Trump clip in a misleading way and broader bias.
- BBC director general Tim Davie resigned and the head of news also quit amid the fallout.