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Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba resigned on Wednesday, the highest-profile casualty so far of a major government reshuffle ordered by President Volodymyr Zelensky. France 24's Rob Parsons takes a look at why Zelensky may be making leadership changers at this crucial juncture in the war.
Bloomberg Daybreak Europe is your essential morning viewing to stay ahead. Live from London, we set the agenda for your day, catching you up with overnight markets news from the US and Asia. And we'll tell you what matters for investors in Europe, giving you insight before trading begins.
Today's guests: Philip Belamont, Zilch CEO & Co-founder, Alyse Killeen, Stillmark managing partner.
2014. At the peak of its strength, with control over half of Syria and Iraq, ISIS relentlessly pushes toward the Kurdish Syrian city of Kobanê. Zehra, a 32-year-old Kurdish woman, is a member of the forces that fight with all their might to keep them out. But despite their tireless efforts, ISIS keeps advancing with brutal force.
As the war reaches the city center, the leading commander of the city, Rojwar, takes fright and abandons his fellow fighters. Having lost many of her beloved comrades at war, Zehra is compelled to take his place and lead the resistance herself. .............................
Scene where Sir Ulrich Von Liechtenstein first encountered Count Adhemar and it was rude. I love the quote from Sir Hunter to Jocelyn, "perhaps angels have no names, only beautiful faces."
Then the mind-blowing speech from Geoffrey Chaucer introducing Sir Ulrich Von Liechtenstein. Jerusalem, Italy, Greece, Whisper!
Later, the Joust between Sir Ulrich Von Liechtenstein and Sir Thomas Colville. and to Count Adhemar, "Mercy is weakness."
- Magnussen reaches race ban
- Antonelli will join Mercedes
- Norris still feels nerves
- Hamilton excited to wear red
- Zhou pushing to stay in F1
- Piastri backs ousted Sargeant
- Allison says W15 still tricky
- Briatore critical of Alpine
- Postseason rookie Sprint plan
- Safety car in Monza barriers
- Australia gets hefty bill
The UK has defended its decision to suspend some arms sales to Israel.
On 2 September, it suspended around 30 out of 350 weapons export licences to Israel, saying there is a "clear risk" the equipment could be used to commit serious violations of international law.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called the decision "shameful", saying on social media that it "will only embolden Hamas".
But UK Defence Secretary John Healey insisted the UK remained a "staunch ally" of Israel, telling the BBC Israel's security would not be weakened by the decision.
Husam Zomlot, the Palestinians' top envoy to the UK, called the partial ban an “important first step” to the UK’s fulfilment of its “legal obligations under domestic and international law”.
President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said on Monday Ukraine's Western allies should not only allow their weapons to be used for strikes deep inside Russia, but also supply Kyiv with more of the arms themselves.
Ukraine has long urged partners to allow it to fire Western weapons at targets far into enemy territory, and those calls have grown louder as Russian airstrikes on Ukrainian energy installations, other infrastructure and residential buildings intensify.
For more, FRANCE 24's Delano D'Souza is joined by Patrick Bury, former NATO analyst and senior lecturer in Security at University of Bath in the UK.
Volkswagen is considering unprecedented factory closures in Germany, setting up a showdown with powerful unions as the country’s most important industry fights for its future. STOXX 600 index traded a whisker below its record of last week. US contracts were little changed ahead of Wall Street’s reopening following the Labor Day holiday.
Today's guests: Charlotte Ryland, CCLA Investment Mgmt, Charles de Montalivet, Shiseido UK Managing Director