World breaking news today (October 9): Trump won't do next debate after it goes virtual
World breaking news today (October 9): Trump won't do next debate after it goes virtual. Meanwhile, the highrise fire in South Korea, Chile keeps eyes on Chinese fishing fleet along South American Coast and gold price also make headlines today.
President Donald Trump said Thursday he would not take part in the next presidential debate with former Vice President Joe Biden after it was moved to a virtual format because of COVID-19 safety concerns, USA Today reported.
It would leave the president and Biden just one more debate before Election Day on Nov. 3.
Trump's decision set off a furious back and forth between the two campaigns on the debate schedule and formats, culminating with Biden scheduling his own televised town hall for Oct. 15, the night of the previously scheduled second of three debates. Trump won't be present.
The Commission on Presidential Debates announced Thursday morning the next debate would be remote to "protect the health and safety of all involved" after Trump's positive COVID-19 diagnosis and the subsequent White House outbreak.
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Attending the informal meeting between the ASEAN Foreign Ministers and the Foreign Minister of Myanmar, Vietnam reaffirmed its continued support for the effective and substantive implementation of the Five-Point Consensus. Vietnam also proposed enhancing dialogue and coordination in providing assistance to Myanmar to help the country move toward peace, stability, and sustainable development.
Algeria is promoting its role in the health industry in Africa with the aim of being a training and medical logistics centre of the North Africa region, while expanding cooperation with the World Health Organization (WHO) in order to support countries on the continent.
Australia and India have built an enduring partnership in cyber and critical technologies underpinned by our Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, the 2020 Framework Arrangement on Cyber and Cyber Enabled Critical Technology Cooperation (2020 Framework), and two decades of collaborative research, operational coordination and policy engagement.
Venezuela's Interim President Delcy Rodriguez declared seven days of national mourning to honor the victims of the twin earthquakes that struck the country last week on July 1, as the death toll continued to rise and rescue operations remained underway.
The World Health Organization (WHO) says more than 1,300 deaths across Europe have been linked to the historic heatwave that has gripped the continent since June 21.
To mark the International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking on June 26, authorities in Myanmar destroyed more than 50 tons of illicit drugs worth an estimated USD 525 million. They also accused armed groups of exploiting the ongoing conflict to expand drug production and trafficking.
On July 6, Bastien Rebotton, a 29-year-old from France's southeastern Savoie region, will set off on a 19,000-kilometre cycling journey to Vietnam. According to his plan, he will conquer 14 mountain passes above 2,000 metres across several countries and is expected to reach O Quy Ho Pass in Lao Cai Province on September 24, before spending about a month exploring Vietnam.