World Report August 10: Sunday's top stories in 10 minutes
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Aug 10, 2025 Families of hostages in Israel are protesting against plans they believe threaten their loved ones. Meanwhile, European leaders are pushing for Ukraine's involvement in crucial ceasefire talks. New Brunswick is under a wildfire state of emergency as dangerous weather continues. In Montreal, police are investigating a violent attack on a Jewish man. Efforts are underway to combat human trafficking in hospitality settings. Lastly, fascinating new archaeological findings shed light on the resilient reoccupation of Pompeii after the devastating eruption.
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Hostage Families Protest Gaza Escalation
- Tens of thousands protested Netanyahu's Gaza escalation, warning it risks hostages' lives.
- Families say about 20 hostages remain alive and fear an invasion or Hamas will kill them.
Europe Pushes For Ukraine In Summit
- European leaders urged including Volodymyr Zelensky in upcoming Trump-Putin talks to protect Ukraine's interests.
- They warned borders must not change by force and backed defending Europe's security.
NL Declares State Of Emergency
- Newfoundland and Labrador declared a regional state of emergency to access extra resources for firefighting.
- Officials said weather conditions fuel extreme fire behaviour and aid is badly needed.