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Europe Today: Kallas speaks exclusively to Euronews as crucial EU summit kicks offPolitics

EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas speaks exclusively with Maria Tadeo as EU leaders arrive in Brussels for a crucial summit on soaring energy prices, an unfinished seven-year budget and Donald Trump’s pressure on Ukraine. The programme also interviews Jordanian Investment Minister Abu Abughazaleh.

Eeuronews
School roof collapse in Pakistan’s Peshawar kills at least 29World2:46

A school roof collapsed in Peshawar, Pakistan, killing 29 people, including students and teachers, and injuring more than a dozen others. Ambulances and rescue workers rushed to the site, while volunteers helped clear the rubble.

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The Future of Trading: Crypto, Stocks and AI | MEXC CEOEconomy

On The White Papers, MEXC CEO Vugar Usi spoke at Token2049 about rising demand for unified trading platforms and AI-powered trading, as well as stablecoins, tokenized stocks and the convergence of AI and crypto.

TThe Block
Container ship sinks in Strait of Hormuz as attacks escalateWorld

A container ship sank in the Strait of Hormuz as attacks on commercial shipping intensified. Houthi attacks are also adding pressure on Saudi Arabia’s crown prince, with the security of regional energy and trade routes in focus.

BBloomberg Television
Kallas: US and Russia miscalculated; Ukraine has not surrenderedPolitics

In an exclusive interview with Europe Today, EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs Kaja Kallas said the US and Russia had miscalculated, while Europeans had supported Ukraine and Ukraine had not surrendered.

Eeuronews
EU’s top diplomat calls Trump’s Russian diesel deal a gift to PutinPolitics

Kaja Kallas, the EU’s foreign policy chief, told Euronews ahead of a European summit in Brussels that Trump’s Russian diesel deal was a gift to Putin. Leaders are also set to discuss surging energy prices, the EU’s long-term budget and support for Ukraine amid Trump’s latest pressure campaign.

Eeuronews
LIVE: Reuters NEXT Newsmaker with Japan Minister Minoru KiuchiEconomy

Japan's economy is at a pivotal point as Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's government seeks to revive growth through investment while facing pressure to restore fiscal health. Policymakers are contending with a weaker yen, higher government borrowing costs and closer market scrutiny of public-finance sustainability. Kiuchi is helping shape the government's strategy to raise long-term growth potential.

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Kallas: Pressuring Ukraine to surrender will not bring lasting peacePolitics

EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas says pressure on the victim to surrender might pause the war, but would not bring long-term peace; pressure should instead be directed at the aggressor. EU leaders are preparing to discuss the war in Ukraine.

Eeuronews
UK lawmaker makes historic first with AI-generated voice in ParliamentTech

Baroness Jane Campbell, a disability rights campaigner, became the first person to address the UK Parliament in an AI-generated speech using her own voice. She has spinal muscular atrophy, which will progressively impair her voice and movement.

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Watch BBC News live on YouTube in the UK and around the world, with coverage, analysis and discussion from BBC journalists.

BBBC News
TSMC Earnings Beat; Anthropic Says It Is Now ProfitableEconomy

TSMC reported third-quarter net income above expectations, while Anthropic said it is now profitable. The program also noted that trading in South Korea’s Kospi was halted after a drop of more than 8%, and investors began pricing in further Fed rate hikes after hotter-than-expected US inflation.

BBloomberg Television
AI Rally Runs Into Inflation RealityEconomy

The program covers the broad rise in US consumer prices, their biggest increase since April, IMF Asia and Pacific Director Krishna Srinivasan’s views on China and deflation, and a plunge in chip stocks amid doubts.

BBloomberg Television
EU leaders arrive in Brussels for two-day summitPolitics

EU leaders are meeting in Brussels to discuss curbing a surge in Chinese exports that industry groups blame for factory closures, coping with high energy prices and bridging deep divisions over the bloc’s future budget.

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