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A Three-Power Summit Could Recast Ukraine Diplomacy—If It Happens
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A Three-Power Summit Could Recast Ukraine Diplomacy—If It Happens

The proposed meeting would bring Trump, Putin and Xi together in Shenzhen during the November APEC summit, without Ukraine or the European Union at the table.

The Kremlin says a first summit between Vladimir Putin, Donald Trump and Xi Jinping could be held alongside the APEC meeting in Shenzhen on Novembe...

AI Expansion—or a Response to Tesla’s Changing Fortunes?
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AI Expansion—or a Response to Tesla’s Changing Fortunes?

Elon Musk’s companies are examining a potentially multitrillion-dollar combination spanning electric vehicles, rockets, satellites, batteries and artificial intelligence.

SpaceX and Tesla have formed special committees to explore a potential merger, which Elon Musk said could create significant benefits from combinin...

Can Praise for Putin Win Concessions Without Weakening Ukraine?
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Can Praise for Putin Win Concessions Without Weakening Ukraine?

Steve Witkoff’s remark followed an American detainee’s release as the Trump administration pursues talks with Moscow and pressures Kyiv.

After meeting Vladimir Putin in St Petersburg, US envoy Steve Witkoff described the Russian president as a “humanitarian,” a remark Donald Trump de...


Can Meta’s Claimed Compliance Resolve Brazil’s Election Moderation Dispute?
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Can Meta’s Claimed Compliance Resolve Brazil’s Election Moderation Dispute?

Brazil’s electoral court, campaigns, UN experts, and Meta’s Oversight Board are examining how the platform distributes and moderates election content.

Brazil’s Superior Electoral Court ordered Meta to show that it was treating Lula’s and Flávio Bolsonaro’s campaigns equally, after allegations that...

Precautionary Shutdowns Raise Questions Before Any Attack Is Confirmed
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Precautionary Shutdowns Raise Questions Before Any Attack Is Confirmed

Cybersecurity authorities urged public and private operators across several countries to patch PHP or disconnect exposed services.

Two critical vulnerabilities disclosed in PHP, a web language used across public and private infrastructure, prompted governments and companies to ...

Hubbard’s Release Tests Whether Personal Appeals Can Become Diplomacy
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Hubbard’s Release Tests Whether Personal Appeals Can Become Diplomacy

The 74-year-old Michigan man was freed after Putin announced the decision during talks with Trump envoy Steve Witkoff.

Russia has released 74yearold American Stephen Hubbard, who was imprisoned after being convicted of fighting alongside Ukrainian forces, after Dona...


Ukraine Is in the Proposed Format—But at What Level?
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Ukraine Is in the Proposed Format—But at What Level?

Russian, US and Ukrainian officials describe possible consultations on a shared agenda and postwar security arrangements.

Following Steve Witkoff’s meeting with Vladimir Putin, Russia signaled readiness to resume USRussiaUkraine trilateral negotiations, while US and Uk...

Open Water, Constrained Passage: Who Sets the Rules in Hormuz?
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Open Water, Constrained Passage: Who Sets the Rules in Hormuz?

October 20–22 incidents extend the maritime crisis into a wider contest involving naval escorts, Iranian route claims, Gulf exports, and regional diplomacy.

The October 20–22 incidents, following the earlier attacks documented on October 18, have turned the Strait of Hormuz into a contest over practical...

Shield without a sword: How far will the RAF go?
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Shield without a sword: How far will the RAF go?

RAF Typhoon jets will fly counter‑air to protect Saudi cities and infrastructure from Houthi missiles and drones under a no‑strike mandate.

Britain is deploying RAF Typhoons to fly defensive counter‑air over Saudi cities and critical infrastructure, with the Ministry of Defence stressin...


Ukraine’s missed alerts: technical lapse or political signal from Washington?
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Ukraine’s missed alerts: technical lapse or political signal from Washington?

The dispute centers on U.S.-provided early-warning feeds and Pentagon approval of EU-financed Patriot interceptors after deadly Russian strikes.

After fresh Russian strikes, Zelensky said U.S. ballistic earlywarning feeds and Starlink connectivity that had lapsed are now restored, while accu...

Macron locks in diesel—will chokepoints and politics blunt the gain?
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Macron locks in diesel—will chokepoints and politics blunt the gain?

Agreements with the UAE and Bahrain add 200,000 tonnes monthly, lifting Gulf commitments to just over 10% of France’s diesel consumption.

On a threeday swing through Kuwait, the UAE, Bahrain, and Qatar, Emmanuel Macron secured pledges for an extra 200,000 tonnes of diesel per month fr...

Allied warnings meet Israeli doubt amid harvest attacks and looming vote
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Allied warnings meet Israeli doubt amid harvest attacks and looming vote

Masked settlers reportedly assaulted European diplomats, a U.S. photojournalist, and Palestinian harvesters, prompting EU and U.S. condemnations as Israeli police, the IDF, and religious rulings face scrutiny.

Masked Israeli settlers assaulted European diplomats assisting Palestinian olive harvesters and beat a Washington Post photojournalist, prompting a...