Reuters World News Jerusalem, Hyundai raid, Japan and France
Sep 8, 2025
A tragic shooting in Jerusalem raises alarm as casualties mount. Meanwhile, South Korean workers are being repatriated after a raid at Hyundai's Georgia plant amid immigration issues. Japan's political landscape is shifting with the resignation of Prime Minister Ishiba. France grapples with growing instability ahead of a crucial confidence vote, adding to its ongoing political challenges. The discussion also touches on the intricate links between geopolitics and the corporate sector, alongside urgent calls for aid in global crises.
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Deadly Jerusalem Bus Stop Shooting
- A shooting at a Jerusalem bus stop killed several people and police said they killed the two attackers.
- Hamas praised the attackers but did not claim responsibility, leaving motive unclear.
Mass Deportation After Hyundai Raid
- South Korea flew back hundreds of detained workers after an immigration raid at a Hyundai plant in Georgia.
- Images of armoured vehicles and shackled workers prompted Seoul to act and retrieve its citizens.
Tighter U.S. Visa Enforcement Impacts Investment
- Stricter U.S. immigration enforcement is forcing South Korean firms to rethink sending workers on short-term visas.
- Companies must now navigate reduced flexibility for deploying overseas staff into U.S. operations.