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Morning Brief

AnewZ Morning Brief - 15 September, 2025

Start your day informed with AnewZ Morning Brief: here are the top news stories for the 15th of September, covering the latest developments you need to know.

10:56
China tech tension

Trump expected to extend deadline again for TikTok U.S. divestment

The Trump administration is expected to delay enforcement of a law requiring Chinese tech firm ByteDance to sell or shut down its U.S. operations of TikTok, a source familiar with the matter told Reuters on Sunday days ahead of a 17 September deadline.

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09:24
Starlink outage

Starlink outage: Elon Musk's internet service down for users

Elon Musk’s Starlink is experiencing a widespread service outage, the company announced on its website on Monday. Downdetector had recorded more than 43,000 users in the United States were affected as of 12:35 a.m. ET (0435 GMT).

08:46
South Korea and U.S.

South Korea's top trade envoy heads to U.S. amid stalled talks

South Korea's top trade envoy, Yeo Han-koo, is heading to the United States on Monday for follow-up tariff negotiations, the trade ministry said, as the countries struggle to overcome obstacles to finalise a trade deal agreed in July.

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23:35
Arab-Islamic summit

Arab-Islamic summit backs Qatar after Israeli strike

Arab and Islamic leaders are gathering in Doha for an emergency summit to show support for Qatar after an Israeli airstrike last week targeted Hamas officials on its soil, killing five members of the group and a Qatari security officer.

21:30
UK

Starmer defends protest rights, condemns London violence

Prime Minister Keir Starmer said people have a right to peaceful protest after more than 100,000 demonstrators joined an anti-immigration march in London on Saturday. But he condemned assaults on police officers and warned against intimidation based on race or background.

20:41
Deadliest violence

Nepal unrest death toll rises to 72, new leader sworn in

Authorities in Nepal have raised the death toll from last week’s anti-corruption unrest to 72 after search teams recovered more bodies from government offices, homes, and shops set ablaze during protests, the Health Ministry said on Sunday.

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