Carmel Crimmins
speaker
1,160 appearances
24 recordings
1 series
first heard Jan 2026
last heard 13 Sep
Carmel Crimmins’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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It's the first time he's attended the meeting of top global policymakers in person since Russia invaded Ukraine in 2022, and some European officials aren't happy about it.
At talks in Asheville, North Carolina, Germany's finance minister Lars Klingbeil criticizes the decision and says the situation with Moscow is far from normal.
And the meeting is drawing controversy for another reason, with the US Treasury denying some journalists access to the gathering.
Reporters from the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, and Bloomberg News are among those not granted credentials to cover the event.
To markets now and fast fashion retailer Sheen is having a rocky stock market debut in Hong Kong.
Here's Peter Devlin from our Market Sister podcast Morning Bid with more.
Thanks, Peter.
You can catch Morning Bid wherever you get your podcasts.
In Nepal, rescue workers search hydropower tunnels for hundreds of people trapped inside.
Nearly 5,000 people are still missing after the deadly deluge of ice, rock, mud, and debris on the Nepal-Tibet border last week, including at least 900 hydropower workers.
Nepal has seen a boom in hydropower projects since the turn of the century, hoping to use the Himalayan water resources to generate electricity.
The Nepali army is using controlled blasts, excavators and searchlights to clear water and mud and reach trapped people inside the tunnels.
Chinese and Indian experts are lending their expertise to the rescue operations.
In the US, a second body has been discovered in Grand Canyon National Park after flash flooding over the weekend.
The water destroyed trails and bridges and forced the helicopter evacuation of dozens of hikers.
The Park Service says one person is still unaccounted for.
Parts of the park remain open, but overnight stays are closed, and more thunderstorms are forecast this week, which could complicate rescue efforts.
The Supreme Court is clearing the way for President Trump to continue construction of a massive ballroom at the White House while legal challenges play out.
Five of the court's Conservative Justices concluded that the National Trust for Historic Preservation lacked the legal standing to sue, and say the government would likely suffer irreparable harm if the project is blocked, citing national security.
Chief Justice John Roberts and the court's three liberals dissented.
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