If you're wondering exactly what being a 'supply chain risk' means in the wake of @AnthropicAI Pentagon showdown, take a listen to this episode of @Reuters World News, where I speak with tech correspondent @JLDastin to unpack just that.
One for a deeper dive: how might this decision payoff in brand trust and consumer confidence?
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Hey X! It's been a minute. Should I be here? Is this the cesspit everyone tell me it is? Or are we still getting impartially informed and occasionally entertained on this platform?
'There's certainly a feeling of a Hindu reawakening under Modi'
@Krishn_ speaks to Reuters World News host @kimvinnell on how Narendra Modi has stayed popular after two terms, as he seeks a third https://t.co/DvMyRmI3lX
The World Press Photo of the Year is ‘A Palestinian Woman Embraces the Body of Her Niece’ by @msalem66, @Reuters.
The jury was deeply moved by how this image evokes an emotional reflection in every viewer and offers a glimpse into unimaginable loss.
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I wonder if it'll be the people with the most profile, or the best journalists that get to *stay* journalists when the Newshub and TVNZ job losses take effect.
There are some amazing journos who do the mahi (not always visibly) daily - I hope they're the ones that get hired.
"We were targeted deliberately, nonstop until everybody was dead in this convoy"
Hear @jeffmason1's interview with @WCKitchen's Jose Andres on today's Reuters World News daily podcast.
Listen here: https://t.co/GcmYrjAuaM
Israel's central bank says ultra-Orthodox men need to join the military to help the economy.
🎧 If you haven't already, check out our special weekend podcast diving into the history of this controversial rule, and why it's a threat to the government.
➡️ https://t.co/mS5ZAkVrfO
Around 17,000 children in #Gaza are orphaned.
1 in 6 children under 2 yrs is acutely malnourished in the north.
Babies slowly perishing under the world’s gaze
Children dying from bombs, even more now dying from consequences of siege. These horrific deaths entirely preventable.
Today I wrote about 12 year old Yazan Al Kafarna, in Rafah, Gaza.
His mother sat by his bedside for 11 days watching him die from malnutrition.
When a famine is officially declared, it’s already too late.
The full story on @Reuters World News podcast: https://t.co/HVUUSudomA
Grim findings during @WHO visits to Al-Awda and Kamal Adwan hospitals in northern #Gaza: severe levels of malnutrition, children dying of starvation, serious shortages of fuel, food and medical supplies, hospital buildings destroyed.
The visits over the weekend were the first since early October 2023 despite our efforts to gain more regular access to the north of Gaza.
The situation at Al-Awda Hospital is particularly appalling, as one of the buildings is destroyed.
Kamal Adwan Hospital is the only paediatrics hospital in the north of Gaza, and is overwhelmed with patients. The lack of food resulted in the deaths of 10 children. The lack of electricity poses a serious threat to patient care, especially in critical areas like the intensive care unit and the neonatal unit.
We managed to deliver 9,500 litres of fuel to each hospital, and some essential medical supplies. This is a fraction of the urgent lifesaving needs.
We appeal to Israel to ensure humanitarian aid can be delivered safely, and regularly. Civilians, especially children, and health staff need scaled-up help immediately. But the key medicine all these patients need is peace. Ceasefire.
Kamala Harris makes the strongest demand yet from the White House for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza.
Why is the WH upping the ante now, what actual difference did a US airdrop of aid make, and the latest on ceasefire talks.
🎧On @Reuters World News: https://t.co/OehvcIZEW8
Killed while trying to get enough food to stay alive.
@Reuters More than 100 killed while seeking aid in Gaza, overall death toll passes 30,000 https://t.co/Ee9YzdbNbt
Very sad news Newshub is finished. There are some great journos there.
It's a very bad thing for the future of NZ journalism.
While I had a - let's say turbulent - time there, they gave me a shot at presenting which has taken me around the world, and I'll always be grateful.
🔊 @josephax tells @kimvinnell about the complications for Republicans from Alabama’s embryo ruling on the Reuters World News daily podcast https://t.co/txs9aR7aQp