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Daily News Roundup, your go-to source for staying informed with the latest headlines! In this video, we'll cover all the key news stories of the day, ensuring you're up-to-date with what's happening around the world. From breaking news to in-depth analysis, we've got you covered. Tune in daily to get your dose of current affairs, trending topics, and noteworthy events. Stay ahead of the curve and be part of meaningful conversations by subscribing to our channel, hitting the notification bell, and never missing an update. With our carefully curated news content and expert insights, you'll always be well-informed and ready to engage with the news that matters most to you. Whether it's politics, technology, entertainment, sports, or any other area of interest, our mission is to deliver unbiased, reliable, and comprehensive reporting. Trust our dedicated journalists to provide accurate news, backed by thorough research and credible sources. Join our ever-growing community of intellectually curious individuals who value being well-informed about the world we live in. Visit our channel regularly for your daily news fix and engage in the comments section to share your thoughts and opinions. Remember, knowledge is power. Stay tuned to Daily News Roundup and empower yourself with the latest updates, headlines, and stories shaping our world today. 0:00 - Eritrea protest battle 0:26 - Demonstration in Niamey 1:10 - Gabon borders reopened 1:24 - Rivalry in Kirkuk 1:39 - Hurricane Idalia 1:51 - Guatemala politics 2:10 - Turkey meteor show The Israeli government is due to meet following running battles on the streets of Tel Aviv. Rival groups of Eritreans confronted each other as Israeli riot police intervened. More than 140 injuries were reported. The fighting was between exiled opponents and supporters of the Eritrean government. Riot police made dozens of arrests as they battled to restore order. Thousands of people are holding a sit-in outside a military base in Niger's capital. They say they won't leave until the 15-hundred French personnel leave the country. But France says it doesn't recognise the military-led government. Junta leaders in Gabon have reopened the borders three days after they seized power and detained President Ali Bongo. Soldiers took control on Wednesday after longtime leader Bongo was declared the winner in a disputed Presidential election. Iraq's prime minister has ordered a curfew following riots in the city of Kirkuk. One man was killed and others injured during confrontations between Kurdish protesters and rival demonstrators from the Arab and ethnic Turkmen communities. The US President has visited Florida following Hurricane Idalia. Joe Biden promised federal aid for the massive clean-up, and to help repair the widespread damage. Tens of thousands of homes are still without power following the storm on Wednesday. Guatemala's newly elected president has accused prosecutors of taking steps to prevent him from taking power. Bernardo Arevalo's comments came days after the electoral registry suspended his party. The Seed Movement. Arevalo calling it an 'ongoing coup' by the country's institutions. A meteor's been caught on camera lighting up the night sky in Turkey. Video shot in a children's playground showed what happened above the city of Erzurum. And dashcam video also captured the meteor shooting across the sky. Subscribe to our channel Follow us on Twitter Find us on Facebook Check our website: Check out our Instagram page: Download AJE Mobile App: #newsupdate #headlines #dailynews #breakingnews #currentevents #worldnews #topstories #newsroundup #localnews #latestnews #newsdigest #newsfeed #newscoverage #newsnow #newsalert #newsheadline #newsflash #newsreport #newsanalysis #stayinformed
