. strategic location the maldives occuies. . ~ , ., strategic location the maldives occuies. . ~' .,the maldives occuies. . ., ., occupies. thank you for “oining me. google says it will appeal a ruling in the us which says the firm must open its app store to competition. it is the latest development of an antitrust case brought by fortnite's maker epic games. on monday, a usjudge issued an injunction which takes effect in november. this blocks google from paying developers to use its google play store exclusively. a usjudge has authorised a bankruptcy plan for ftx to return money to customers, using over 16 billion dollars in recovered assets. the crypto exchange's collapse in 2022 left customers and investors facing billions of dollars in losses. most stakeholders will get their money back under the deal. turning to south korea, where samsung electronics has forecast an over 270%jump in its third quarter operating profit. despite this, the world's largest memory chip, smartphone and tv maker missed analyst expectations. it has struggled to tap into the strong demand for artificial i

essentially to help the maldives tide over its economic crisis. india extending two currency swap arrangements, one for 30 billion rupees, another for about billion rupees, anotherfor about $400 million. they have also agreed to start free trade negotiations between the two sides and get more indian tourists to visit the maldives. all of this comes as the island nation has been battling a foreign exchange crisis and the debt free obligation measures are coming into fruition, particularly to countries like china. this diplomatic visit is also a bit of a u—turn for the maldives because the president came to power on the back of a very anti—india campaign, seen as being very close to china, and india was made to remove all of the military presence it had on the island nation and that there were several derogatory remarks made by ministers of the maldives made against prime minister narendra modi, which pitted diplomatic strain on the relationship between the two countries over the last couple of years. of course, the minister here needs the money to

. -- sichuan and the maldives. _ and explore culture. -- sichuan and the maldives.s - and explore culture. -- sichuan and the maldives. does that - and the maldives. does that mean some of the stimulus measures we are seeing is impacting or having an impact on people are willing to spend more? ~ , ., ., , on people are willing to spend more? a ., ., , , more? misdemeanours measures ma hel more? misdemeanours measures may help in _ more? misdemeanours measures may help in the — more? misdemeanours measures may help in the short _ more? misdemeanours measures may help in the short term, - more? misdemeanours measures may help in the short term, but l may help in the short term, but actually we are seeing long—term recovery for the tourism sector will depend on broader economic factors. —— the stimulus measures. particularly consumer spending power and employment levels. financial stability is still essential for sustainable recovery and tourism. we want to also talk about the key theme of 2024, first, and we have seen domestic travel is the big shift and international

wendy gillette, the maldives. >> that poor turtle. >>> that's "cbs news roundup." for some of you, the news continues. to others, tune in later for "cbs mornings," and follow us online any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from cbs news broadcast center in new york city, i'm shanelle kaul, and happy diwali. ♪ ♪ >>> hello and thanks so much for staying up with us. i'm shanelle kaul in new york, and here are the top stories on "cbs news roundup." donald trump holds a garbage truck in wisconsin to protest remarks made by joe biden, while kamala harris stresses unity and common ground. the former president is making unfounded claims of election fraud in battleground pennsylvania. >>> and celebrations in los angeles. there is a new championship team in major league baseball. >>> the race for the white house remains neck and neck, according to the latest polling data, and both candidates are making their final appeals to voters in key battleground states, hoping to turn the tide by the end of election day. cbs' natalie brand has more on this from the campaign trail in one o

outside of china, a big rise in nature and coated travel, such as sichuan, hunan, tibet and the maldivespeople are wanting to connect with nature and explore culture. does that mean some of the stimulus measures we are seeing is impacting or having an impact on people who are willing to spend more? the stimulus measures may help in the short term, but actually we are seeing long—term recovery for the tourism sector will depend on the broader economic factors. especially the recovery of consumer spending power and employment levels. financial stability is still essential for sustainable recovery in tourism. we — we — we want to also talk about the key theme of 2024, first, and we have seen domestic travel is the big shift and international, china international tourism remain subdued at around 20% down the quarter compared to the same period pre—pandemic levels. and a big decreases in china — us capacity. and the stronger toward singapore and malaysia, so people are still doing international travel, but they tend to stay in the asia—pacific region. joanna lu there. but while consumer spend

of naushad alamiyan and mohammad taher mousavi advanced to the next round with the victory over maldives, but the team of ben. in the continuation of the group stage of the asian women's champions league, and from the second group , iran's khatun bam drew one-one against kaya of the philippines in its second game. in the sixth week of football league, pikaan defeated the host fajr sepasi with two goals and went to the top of the table to the level of kermanshah with one goal out of a hundred. from your companion, in the name of god, peace be upon you today moji which had a short wavelength, very fast from the north of our country from the northern strip. the direction of the air currents around the surface of the earth was northerly from the sea to the land , so for tonight the conditions will be ready for autumn rains in parts of the provinces of gilan, mazandaran, golestan, north khorasan, even the heights of central alborz, but what is important is the major instabilities of joe in the south-east of the country, as last year, a barrage was held from sardasht beshair in hormozgan provi

hand, no, just look at the color of this water, such an unimaginable turquoise can be envied by the maldives other hawaii, this is the obrashensky quarry or, as it is also beautifully called here, the marble lake, however, this beauty has... a rather prosaic origin. in soviet times , marble was mined in the village of obrashino, which was used in the construction of the novosibirsk metro. one evening, the workers left, and in the morning they discovered that the quarry was filling with water, the purest of springs. they began to urgently remove equipment, and in their haste, they even forgot one excavator at the bottom. as a result, in a few days the quarry turned into a lake, on the shore of which a recreation center soon appeared, with a beach and all the other benefits... everyone can use the local civilization free of charge, even for those who do not live at the recreation center. there is a diving center at the tourist center and local divers are still looking for an excavator abandoned at the bottom. okay, they will find it, what next? no, local forces will not pull it out, so let him

it claims sovereignty over the islands in the indian ocean, around 500 kilometres south of the maldives000 people to make way for a us military base. disputes continued. at

mauritius has claimed sovereignty over the islands, which are around 500km south of the maldives, sincendependence in 1968. the uk evicted its population of more than 1,000 people in the 1960s and 1970s, to make way for that military base. under the terms of the agreement, the base will now be �*undisputed, and legally secure. the dispute continued at the united nations and in international courts for many years — and this agreement was reached following two years of negotiations. andrew harding has the details. a scattering of tiny islands deep in the indian ocean. british, for now, but after today's agreement, not for much longer. the chagos islands are all uninhabited, save for one, an important one, diego garcia. it is home to a big and secretive american military base. today, britain agreed to hand the whole archipelago over to mauritius, but crucially, the americans will remain in place. this is a very, very important agreement between our countries. crucially protects the national security interests of the united kingdom and our allies and has been reached in full agreement with

maldives, well, you have to start somewhere, yes, friends, your friend federico ornaldi is in belarusbelieve me, you can here much more fun and delicious to relax than on any tropical islands, so let's go, let's go to belarus, i'll go look at the palace. which was designed by my compatriot, the italian architect giuseppe sacco. divorced in 1779 amazed with its magnificence, baroque, classicism, romanticism and ghosts. according to legend, valovich's daughter fell in love with a groom, the father was shocked and dealt with the lovers. since then, the ghost of the girl walks around the prison. if you are not afraid. then you can live in the palace, and not just live, but apparently live like a real count 18th century, that they probably had air conditioners back then, right? well, that's not certain, what was certain was that it was a beer complex with a restaurant and a brewery, what interesting place did you want to show me? they brew craft beer here using unique recipes, only four varieties. let's begin! yes , discord, beer for conversation. do you know why? because it's such a light

whether that was coastal erosion, incredible plastic pollution across places like indonesia or the maldivesven by climate change. you're one of those sports stars who's been able to not just raise awareness but also actually get policy changed as well. talk to me a little bit about how you feel about that and what you've actually been able to achieve. over the last two years, together with surfers for climate, which is an australian—based environmental group, we worked with the new south wales government and were able to achieve bipartisan support for a bill that banned the offshore exploration and extraction of fossil fuels in new south wales coastal waters. ithink, you know, post—career, i'm trying to use that platform to advocate for positive change, whether that's, you know, being here in new york this week at climate change and learning from leaders and being at the forefront of, you know, investment in climate technology. really enjoying having a lot more time on my hands to get much more involved in all those different aspects. australia, of course, is somewhere that's perhaps seen c

mauritius has claimed sovereignty over the islands, which are around 500km south of the maldives, sinceerms of the agreement, the base will now be �*undisputed, and legally secure'. the dispute continued at the united nations and in international courts for many years and this agreement was reached following two years of negotiations. these are the chagos islands, deep in the indian ocean. british for now, but after today's agreement, not for much longer. the islands are all uninhabited, save for one. an important one. diego garcia. it is home to a vast and secretive american military base, used to refuel bombers during the wars in iraq and afghanistan. foghorn but for years, the island nation of mauritius has been staking claim to the chagos islands, planting their flag on one of the tropical atolls here and demanding that britain give up what some have called the uk's last colony in africa. back in the 1960s, the people living on the archipelago were forcibly removed by britain, which kept hold of the islands while giving mauritius its independence. a secret deal was already in place

it claims sovereignty over the islands in the indian ocean, around 500 kilometres south of the maldivesnce independence in 1968. the uk, evicted its population of more than 1000 people to make way for a us military base. disputes continued. at the united nations and the international courts for many years. with me is our correspondent andrew harding, one of the few people that has been to the chagos islands. this is a long—running story. take us through the decision today. it story. take us through the decision today.— decision today. it is an extraordinary - decision today. it is an extraordinary story. i decision today. it is an | extraordinary story. as decision today. it is an - extraordinary story. as you say, it has been in the courts for a long time. a dispute that has rumbled on in the background. most people listening to the stand watching this will never have heard of the chagos islands. that they might have heard of diego garcia, the american military base which is really at the heart of the dispute and this breakthrough today. the mauritian government and the british governm

mauritius has claimed sovereignty over the islands, which are around 500km south of the maldives, since 1968. the uk evicted its population of more than 1,000 people in the 1960s and 1970s, to make way for that military base. under the terms of the agreement, the base will now be �*undisputed, and legally secure.�* the dispute continued at the united nations and in international courts for many years — and this agreement was reached following two years of negotiations. both the british and us governments have welcomed the agreement with mauritius. the uk's agreement with mauritius. the uk�*s foreign secretary david lammy said to... and in his statement, president joe biden described to diego garcia as a facility which plays a vital role in... he said it enables the united states to support operations that demonstrate our shared commitment to regional stability, provide rapid response to crises, and counter some of the most challenging security threats we face. with me is our correspondent andrew harding. you know a lot about this area. just to recap for us. we have talked a little bit a

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and one of the countries i'm working with, maldives, the water will cover it, roll over it, and we'ller it. we need to face the fact that the climate is changing and this is one of the consequences. >> to help those who have been impacted by hurricanes milton and helene, please consider giving to organizations like these. >>> when we come back, former president trump is pushing more false claims about immigration and hurricane relief. what will the impact be? our panel is next. l is next. >>> welcome back. the panel is still here. cornell, monica just raised the point that former president barack obama out in >>> welcome back. the panel is still here. cornell, monica just raised the point that former president barack obama out in pennsylvania campaigning for harris with a very strong message to black men. get out and vote. it's not acceptable to sit on the sidelines. some people said that seemed a little bit like lecturing. do you think that energizes or could it backfire? >> look, i will say this, there is not a more popular spokesperson in this country than barack obama. if you have

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in the maldives, all palm trees are public, and if you find a coconut that is not outlined in a circlejoy its taste. okay, my planet. at dawn, vladimir faifer is getting ready to leave his native shore again. the weather is suitable. finally, after another downtime, they will go out to sea. the children are still asleep. the daughters will be able to hug their dad only in a few days. all this time, the team will live far from home, at a fishing camp, in an undeveloped camp on the shore of lake baikal. a short farewell before another shift, in the coming days they will only be able to occasionally call each other on a mobile phone. the boat has sprung a leak, as luck would have it, it happened right now, when the weather has improved, instead of finally catching fish, the team will have to do another repair, that's how it happens, that's how it happens. the fishermen have reached their summer camp, there are a lot of things to do on the shore, it is necessary to do repairs to the boats, these are the so-called baikalkas, their design, appearance have not changed for hundreds of years, a

they're actually closer to the maldives and india.that this government is denying the right of the chagos islanders. i've represented the largest community of chagos islanders anywhere in the world for about 20 years, and they are outraged. they want to remain under british sovereignty by a clear majority. so this is a very retrograde step in terms of people's democratic rights. but also there are worries in terms of the future pristine environment of the chagos islands , with the mauritians islands, with the mauritians probably going to allow supertrawlers to fish the area. there are security concerns in terms of china moving in. mauritius is closely aligned to china , and also it sets a very china, and also it sets a very dangerous precedent for other overseas territories who want to remain british, such as the falklands, gibraltar and others. >> that's a fair point, fahima, isn't it? what about the falklands? what about gibraltar? we all know what the people there want to happen, but it does raise questions. i mean, argentina's alr

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