PoliticsKaja Kallas gives Euronews an exclusive interview as a key EU summit opens in Brussels.
PoliticsKaja Kallas gives Euronews an exclusive interview as a key EU summit opens in Brussels.
HealthProtein has become the latest craze in gym and diet culture. Earlier this year, the Trump administration issued new food guidelines that prioritize protein, especially red meat. Experts warn that eating too much red meat is often associated with higher rates of some cancers.
TechAustralia’s Assistant Foreign Affairs and Trade Minister Matt Thistlethwaite says AI is enabling cybercriminals to move faster and operate at greater scale, making it harder for governments to safeguard critical infrastructure and personal data. He discusses international cooperation, technology to counter emerging threats and the challenge of scam centres in Southeast Asia.
PoliticsEU leaders head to a Thursday summit hoping to agree by Christmas on the bloc’s nearly €2 trillion budget for 2028–2034. Deep divisions over spending and fears that upcoming elections, especially in France, could boost eurosceptic forces cloud the talks.
PoliticsHoover Institution senior fellow Victor Davis Hanson discusses his expectations for the 2026 midterm elections on “Hannity.”
WorldThe Houthis released footage they said showed fighting in the Dhobab desert and at the airport. It depicted burning vehicles, gunfire, troops moving through the desert and powerful explosions.
EconomyGlobal energy players are diversifying and reducing reliance on particular regions or suppliers to safeguard energy supply chains. At the Bloomberg New Economy Forum in New Delhi, CNA spoke with Hitachi Energy CEO Andreas Schierenbeck about investments in China and India and the strain the AI boom is placing on power grids worldwide.
PoliticsEuropean Union leaders have arrived in Brussels, Belgium, for a two-day summit. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is expected to address them.
TechBloomberg’s China Show examines how rogue agents in China are getting around anti-bot restrictions. The program also covers a global selloff in Asian tech stocks and the bullish case for 10-year Treasuries.
SportsParis Saint-Germain beat Manchester City 4-2 on Matchday 2 of the Champions League league phase. PSG led 3-0 at half-time, but Erling Haaland scored twice as City came close to a second-half comeback. PSG remain top of the table and face Barcelona next Tuesday.
PoliticsBritish Columbia’s only leaders’ election debate took place Wednesday. NDP leader David Eby, Conservative leader Lorne Doerkson and Green Party leader Emily Lowan debated for one hour and 45 minutes. Keith Baldrey and Ben O’Hara-Byrne review the key moments and consider whether anyone clearly won.
EconomyIndia’s data centre industry is expanding, but supporting its growth will require a significant increase in electricity supply and infrastructure. Tata Power CEO Praveer Sinha says meeting that demand while managing global supply-chain risks is a high priority for the company.
WorldThe Philippines has joined the US-led, non-binding Pax Silica pact, which aims to secure global supply chains for AI, semiconductors and critical minerals and counter China’s dominance in the AI race. Philippine officials and business leaders see an investment opportunity, but concerns are growing over whether Filipinos will actually benefit.
EconomyBloomberg TV’s Asia Trade program covers the US stock selloff extending into Asia as chip shares fall further. US consumer prices rose by the most since April, lifting bets on a Federal Reserve rate hike.
EconomyBYD, Geely and other Chinese automakers are making a splash at the Paris Motor Show, following an agreement by Beijing and Brussels to cap hybrid exports. Breakingviews columnists debate how dominant Chinese EV makers could become and whether Volkswagen and others can fight back.
PoliticsWhite House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller criticized socialist candidates, including Michigan Democratic U.S. Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed, on “Hannity” ahead of the midterm elections.
OtherA morning roundup of the most important stories from Europe and beyond on October 15, 2026.
PoliticsUkrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy sharply criticized Washington’s eagerness to make business deals with Moscow, saying Donald Trump had an instinctive affinity for autocrats and the super-rich.
EconomyInflation is accelerating faster than expected, fueled by gas, while nearly half of Americans cannot afford basic necessities and the president doubles down. Ukraine also says Donald Trump has chosen a side in the Russia war.
PoliticsThe Outnumbered panel discusses Indiana Democrat Jaime West’s viral anti-MAGA interview and the reaction to her remarks as the midterm elections approach.
WorldUkraine says Starshield, the government and military version of Starlink used by its forces, suffered connectivity problems and a speed cap earlier this week, disrupting several military drone missions. Ukrainian officials say terminals lost connection when moving faster than about 100 mph (160 km/h).
PoliticsRising arrests by Immigration and Customs Enforcement are making immigration enforcement a major political issue ahead of the US midterm elections, sharpening debate over deportations and border security. The report follows Cynthia Penaloza, whose sister Jocelyn was arrested at a traffic stop and faces deportation to Mexico.
PoliticsThousands of Colombians protested President Abelardo de la Espriella’s policies, voicing concerns over human rights, democratic freedoms and social spending. Unions, teachers and Indigenous groups joined demonstrations against the government’s security approach and proposed anti-terrorism legislation. Critics say new measures could restrict peaceful protest and breach constitutional protections.
WorldThe program covers a University of Chicago sexual assault investigation after a woman said she was assaulted at an off-campus fraternity party. It also reports on the midterms three weeks away, a new report showing rising prices, and Zelenskyy saying he feels “betrayed” by the U.S. after Russian forces attacked dozens of energy sites, leaving 600,000 without power.