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Israel says it killed Hezbollah's chief

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Weekend Briefing

From Reuters Daily Briefing

By Robert MacMillan, Reuters.com Weekend Editor

Welcome to the Weekend Briefing. I recommend this story on how Sudan's army and paramilitary force are preventing the U.N. from delivering food to large areas of the country. We also have fascinating stories on gene therapy for sickle-cell disease and AI companies' efforts to hire smarter trainers for their models. And our World News podcast focuses on Mexico's new president, Claudia Sheinbaum.

Israel says it killed Hezbollah's leader in Beirut suburb

REUTERS/Mohamed Azakir

Strike: Hassan Nasrallah's death would be a devastating blow to Hezbollah, which operated under his leadership for more than three decades. Iran moved its supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei to a secure location. Follow our live coverage.
U.N. speech: Benjamin Netanyahu told the U.N. General Assembly that Israel is fighting for its life and defending itself against savage murderers. Several delegations at the General Assembly walked out as Netanyahu approached the lectern.

Zelenskiy meets Trump

'Victory plan': Volodymyr Zelenskiy and Donald Trump met in a closed-door session to discuss the plan. A U.S. official called it a repackaged request for more weapons and a go-ahead to use long-range missiles against Russia. Trump touted his ties with Zelenskiy as well as with Vladimir Putin. The U.S. Justice Department charged three members of Iran's Revolutionary Guards with a hacking attack on the Trump campaign.
Red lines: Putin said he would consider using nuclear weapons if the West allows Ukraine to strike deep inside Russian territory with its missiles. Is it blackmail or a bluff? Analysts discuss.

Who owns that AI copyright?

Not the artist: Jason M. Allen asked a Colorado federal court to reverse a U.S. Copyright Office decision that rejected protection for an award-winning image he created with AI. Investors want to know more about power needs for AI and advanced computing to determine whether they should continue considering the sector as sustainable. The U.S. fined a political consultant $6 million over fake robocalls that mimicked President Biden's voice. And OpenAI is moving away from a non-profit structure, a move that could have implications for how the company manages AI risks.
Banks and strikes: Italian lender UniCredit wants to buy Germany's Commerzbank. The Germans are not crazy about this idea. Volkswagen rejected union demands in Germany as workers threatened to strike against layoffs and the threat of plant closings. The U.S. is getting ready for a big port strike as Montreal prepares for a smaller one. Boeing and its striking union failed to make progress in wage talks.

Helene cuts deadly path through southeastern U.S.

Chaos: Helene hit the Florida coast as a category-4 hurricane. The storm caused widespread destruction through Florida and Georgia and brought heavy flooding to the Carolinas. At least 43 people died, and more than 4 million homes and businesses lost power. Tropical Storm John may turn back into a hurricane and strike Mexico's Pacific coast for a second time.
Boundaries: Tuvalu is losing its land to rising seas. Reuters visited the Pacific Island nation to interview residents about their anxiety over their future, and to explore the government's attempts to change the law of the sea to establish Tuvalu's basis to continue existing as a sovereign state.

Before I forget…

- They may be masters of the universe, but Wall Street executives are having a hard time deciding whether to back Donald Trump or Kamala Harris for president. Trump said he won't run again if he loses.
- If ever there were a time to seek high office in New York City, it probably would be now. If Ankara calls to offer you Turkey's support, let them go to voicemail.
- Ernst & Young worked 26-year-old audit executive Anna Sebastian Perayil to death in India, her mother alleged. It turns out the office was operating for more than a decade without a state permit that regulates work hours.
- At least five African countries are working on a debt-for-nature swap to raise at least $2 billion to protect a swathe of the Indian Ocean rich with coral. A similar setup for the Galapagos islands is raising some troubles for Ecuador.
- There is a distant frigid planet orbiting a white-dwarf star that shows how our world could survive the death of the sun. What's the "news you can use" angle? If you happen to be around a billion years from now, you'll want to broaden your intergalactic real-estate portfolio.

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