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Kyiv hit by Russian missiles without warning, plus other storiesWorld

Russian missiles and drones struck critical infrastructure in Kyiv and Kharkiv despite US President Donald Trump’s claim on Sunday that an “energy ceasefire” was in place. Ukraine says allies gave no warning and restrictions on Starlink hampered communications during another night of intense attacks. The programme also covers a Ukrainian man going on trial over the 2022 Nord Stream pipeline bombing and China’s booming “loneliness economy.”

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Experts say El Niño has intensified Indonesia’s dry seasonOther

Experts say El Niño has made Indonesia’s dry season particularly intense, contributing to the country’s worst wildfires in 11 years. Hundreds of homes have been destroyed and thousands of people affected. Rupert Read of Climate Majority Project shares his analysis.

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‘Godfather of AI’ on the ‘really stupid thing’ Trump is doingTech

Geoffrey Hinton, who helped lay the foundations for AI, discusses recent warnings and predictions about the rapidly advancing technology and whether it could have emotions. He also addresses Trump’s misuse of AI terminology, why tech CEOs are going along with it, and who will ultimately control the technology.

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LIVE: Albanian students protest education costsWorld

Albanian students gathered outside the Education Ministry in Tirana to protest university conditions, tuition fees, financial support and job prospects after graduation.

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‘The idea that Modi must be feared because he holds all levers of power has gone out of the window’Politics

As India’s youth protest movement faces an increasingly combative government, the question is whether Narendra Modi is losing his most powerful political asset: the perception that he is invincible. South Asia scholar Subir Sinha says the demonstrations matter beyond opposition activists’ arrests and the growing confrontation between protesters and state institutions.

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Open Interest, Oct. 14: Inflation, Bank Earnings and AI PaymentsEconomy

Vonnie Quinn’s Bloomberg Open Interest looks at rising inflation as fuel prices climb and Middle East tensions threaten further pressure. The program also examines divisions on Wall Street revealed by big-bank earnings, rates and credit risks, and how surging AI demand, Europe’s startup push and agentic commerce could affect payments.

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Jonathan Turley: This ALL has to be looked atPolitics

Federal investigations are examining Rep. Ilhan Omar’s finances and immigration history. Fox News’ David Spunt reports on the probes, while constitutional law attorney Jonathan Turley offers analysis on “America’s Newsroom.”

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Startup Battlefield 2026: Space & Physical AI Competitors at Disrupt 2026Tech

The Startup Battlefield 200 Built World category features early-stage startups addressing challenges in real estate, construction, architecture, smart cities, infrastructure and technologies reshaping physical spaces. Viewers can watch the competitors vie to win the Battlefield competition at Disrupt 2026.

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AI safety debate exposes fault lines in EuropeTech

The debate over AI safety is intensifying, with divisions emerging in Europe. The EU’s tech chief says current rules offer ample tools to deal with rogue agents, while some in Silicon Valley disagree. Carmel Crimmins explains.

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Startup Battlefield: Energy & ManufacturingTech

The Startup Battlefield 200 Built World category features innovative early-stage startups addressing challenges in real estate, construction, architecture, smart cities, infrastructure and technologies changing physical spaces. Watch them compete at Disrupt 2026.

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Can dementia be prevented? Expert explains key risk factors and warning signsHealth

A new study projects annual dementia cases worldwide will rise from nearly 11 million in 2023 to almost 25 million by 2050, largely because of ageing populations. Alzheimer’s disease accounts for up to 70 percent of cases, and researchers say addressing risks including high blood pressure, diabetes and smoking could prevent or delay a significant share.

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