FT News Briefing Ceasefire deal reached in Israel-Lebanon war
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Nov 27, 2024 Leaders from Israel and Lebanon have reached a ceasefire, promising hope after a tumultuous year. Meanwhile, tensions flare as Mexico challenges Donald Trump's tariff proposals. President Biden is hustling to solidify his legacy with a flurry of policies in his final weeks. On the global stage, Russia's rouble has hit a new low, straining under fresh sanctions and diminishing gas revenues. These interconnected tales weave a complex narrative of geopolitical maneuvering and economic challenges.
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Challenges to the Ceasefire's Longevity
- Israel will retain the right to strike Lebanon if ceasefire terms are violated, raising concerns about the agreement's durability.
- The Lebanese Armed Forces' capacity to enforce the ceasefire, given its limited resources, is uncertain.
Ceasefire in Israel-Lebanon Conflict
- A ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon has been reached, offering hope for an end to the year-long conflict.
- The deal involves a 60-day truce, troop withdrawals, and disarmament south of the Litani River.
International Response to Trump's Tariff Threats
- China, Canada, and Mexico are resisting Donald Trump's tariff threats.
- Mexico's president signaled a retaliatory tariff response, while Canada's prime minister opted for dialogue.