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Global News Roundup: U.S. Elections, Cuban Migration, Middle East Conflict & Morocco’s Military Deal | Sept 24, 2024
Here’s the updated roundup of today’s key news from September 24, 2024:
- Here’s the updated roundup of today’s key news from September 24, 2024:
- 1- US Election & Trump: Donald Trump remains at the center of controversy ahead of the U.S. presidential election, continuing to claim that illegal immigrants are voting. In a viral incident, Trump gave $100 to a struggling mother in Pennsylvania, sparking mixed reactions(EL PAÍS English)(Hindustan Times).
- 2- Cuban Migration: The Cuban exodus to the U.S. has now reached over 850,000 people since 2022, marking the largest wave of Cuban migrants in history. This massive migration has significantly impacted both Cuba and the U.S.(EL PAÍS English).
- 3- Middle East Conflict: Israel’s largest airstrike on Hezbollah targets in Lebanon since the Gaza conflict has left nearly 500 people dead. The attack, which took place amidst ongoing U.N. General Assembly discussions, has raised international concerns about escalating tensions in the region(mint).
- 4- Morocco Strengthens Military Capabilities: Morocco recently finalized a $250 million deal to purchase 40 AGM-154C Joint Standoff Weapons (JSOW) from the U.S. These advanced missiles, part of broader military upgrades, will enhance Morocco’s defense capabilities, particularly in safeguarding strategic maritime routes(The Defense Post)(HESPRESS English – Morocco News).