Pope visits France; Beckham dividend; Swiss neutrality vote

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Pope Leo is visiting France for the first papal visit in 18 years, with hundreds of thousands expected in Paris for a Mass, according to BBC News and The Guardian. The Guardian reports David Beckham took a $51m (£39m) dividend after World Cup-related brand deals drove record profits. NPR reports Switzerland is voting on whether to tighten its neutrality, and that Iran's president said his country has 'no trust' in the U.S. during a meeting with journalists at the UN General Assembly.

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  • Pope Leo visits France
    • First papal visit in 18 years
      • The Guardian reports landmark AI speech planned
      • Élysée meeting with authorities and diplomats
    • Paris Mass expected to draw crowds
      • BBC News: over half a million attendees expected
    • Unesco visit and Paris stroll
      • The Guardian reports AI speech mid-afternoon
  • Beckham dividend and World Cup
    • Record profits from brand deals
      • The Guardian: brands revenue reached $110.5m
    • About a dozen ad campaigns
      • Brands included Lenovo and McDonald's
    • $51m (£39m) dividend taken
      • The Guardian reports payout from business empire
  • Swiss neutrality referendum
    • Vote on tightening neutrality
      • NPR reports possible reshape of Russia response
    • Potential impact on future conflicts
      • NPR says outcome could affect neutrality stance
  • Iran-U.S. trust at UNGA
    • Iran president meets journalists
      • NPR's Steve Inskeep was in the group
    • 'No trust' in U.S. stated
      • NPR reports remark on UNGA sidelines
  • Netanyahu UNGA speech reaction
    • Former U.S. ambassador comments
      • NPR speaks with Thomas Nides
    • Speech at General Assembly
      • NPR reports on Netanyahu's address
  • Nepal PM climate speech
    • UN General Assembly address
      • Al Jazeera reports applause after speech
    • Global order 'broken' claim
      • PM Balendra Shah on climate crisis

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