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Beijing took back 4 pandas from Atlanta in 2024. The panda lending program was suspended for a period due to tensions between Beijing and Washington.
Chinese President Xi Jinping announced that 2 pandas sent from his country will arrive at the zoo in the USA within a few days.
In his statement at the White House, Xi said that the pandas named "Ping Ping" and "Fu Shuang" will "come to their new home, Atlanta, in a few days and meet the American people."
Describing the bringing of pandas to the USA as "good news", Xi evaluated it as an example of "friendship between the Chinese and Americans".
The pandas are being sent under a conservation agreement between the zoo and the China Wildlife Conservation Society.
Beijing took back 4 pandas from Atlanta in 2024. The panda lending program was suspended for a period due to tensions between Beijing and Washington.
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The pandas will arrive at the Atlanta Zoo in a few days and be opened for public viewing.
Very likely · Within days

Yahya Seri, the military spokesman of the Houthis, stated in his statement on the social media platform of the US-based company X that Saudi Arabia's attacks against Yemen continue. Seri noted that 1018 air strikes were carried out with F-15 and Typhoon aircraft from Khamis Mushait and Taif bases and missiles were fired from Najran and Jazan. He also stated that these attacks targeted Riyadh's sensitive points and Aramco facilities in Yenbu and argued that they 'resulted in success'. Saudi Arabia has not yet commented on the Houthis' claims.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu created a scandal by showing a device from the pager attacks in Lebanon in his speech at the United Nations General Assembly. In the attacks that took place on September 17, 2024, 12 people died and thousands were injured.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was protested for the 3rd time during his UN General Assembly speech, with representatives of many countries leaving the hall in protest; Demonstrations were also held in the streets of New York against Israel's attacks on Gaza.
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Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas rejected blocking the Palestinian delegation from attending United Nations meetings, saying the United States violated its hosting obligations. Abbas said that Israel's attacks in Gaza and the West Bank continue and that a new Nakba and massacre must be prevented. He asked the US administration to lift sanctions and support a two-state solution based on international legitimacy, to stop Israeli attacks that challenge UNRWA's duties, and to release 6 billion dollars belonging to the Palestinians. Emphasizing that they reject attacks against civilians and fight against antisemitism, Abbas announced that he wants an unarmed Palestinian state for permanent security and peace.