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Big Tech earnings face a crucial AI reality check | Reuters Morning BidEconomy

Oil markets opened the week on edge after ships struck mines in the Strait of Hormuz, helping push crude to $110 on Friday. Ukraine also struck a major Russian oil facility near St. Petersburg over the weekend. Meta reports earnings Wednesday after tech stocks had a brutal week, with the SOX index down more than 10% amid concerns over AI-related debt.

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What is driving Hong Kong’s growing Pokémon card craze?Society

Pokémon cards have moved beyond childhood hobby status, with rare editions selling for millions of dollars. Collecting is gaining popularity in Hong Kong and trading events are becoming more frequent, but the high prices of some rare cards have prompted questions about whether the boom can last.

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How Israel’s security apparatus works and why October 7 exposed itWorld

Al Jazeera’s Julide Ayger explains how Israel’s security apparatus operates and has changed. Israel is highly militarised, and polls indicate security is the leading concern for more than a third of voters. The explainer considers what October 7 revealed and what could change after the elections.

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Young Israeli voters weigh in on the coming national electionPolitics

Ahead of the October 27 election, young Israeli voters are split over security, identity, the economy and the future of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s leadership. Young and first-time voters could influence the result and reshape Israel’s political future.

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AOC redefines the term ‘working class’Politics

Co-hosts of “The Big Weekend Show” discuss Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s comments redefining the working class and contrast her views with President Donald Trump’s appeal to working-class voters.

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How France and Gulf states are deepening energy and defence tiesWorld

France’s relations with Gulf nations have strengthened since the early 2010s. As Gulf states looked beyond the US to diversify their partnerships, France secured more than $15bn in arms contracts during that period.

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Live: What France’s riots could mean for the presidential electionPolitics

France is reeling from some of its worst riots in years, with a presidential election six months away. Could the violence reshape the political landscape and increase support for the far right? Will protests continue, and what comes next? DW’s Jack Parrock and political scientist Jean-Yves Camus join to answer questions.

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China’s economy accelerates in Q3 as exports drive uneven recoveryEconomy6:03

China’s economy grew faster than expected in the third quarter, as a surge in exports and strong factory activity offset continued weakness in domestic demand and reduced pressure for stronger stimulus. Growth reached 4.5%, up from 4.3% in the previous quarter, a more-than-three-year low. Eurasia Group China director Dan Wang shared her outlook and the risks facing the economy.

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American photojournalist beaten by Jewish settlers in West Bank recounts ordealWorld

Washington Post photographer Heidi Levine said she was shocked and insulted by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu calling the attack “alleged.” Speaking to The Associated Press at Beilinson Medical Center, where she is being treated, Levine recounted the assault by Jewish settlers.

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Saudi Arabia intercepts drone waves as Trump says Riyadh welcomes US and Israeli supportWorld

Saudi Arabia says its defences intercepted incoming Houthi missiles and drones, including repeated waves over Riyadh. Donald Trump says the kingdom welcomes assistance from the US and Israel, while Saudi and UAE officials discuss the regional security situation. A Saudi helicopter also crashed near the Yemeni border, and travel disruption is affecting preparations for the FII investment gathering.

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Newt Gingrich: Optimism is essential to being a true AmericanPolitics

Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich says optimism is central to American identity. On “Life, Liberty & Levin,” he discusses his latest book about America’s golden age, Trumpism and limitless possibilities.

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LIVE: Anti-government protests in AlbaniaPolitics23:11

Protests against Albania’s government are growing in Tirana, with students joining the so-called flamingo movement, which has been calling for Prime Minister Edi Rama to resign for months.

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Qatar to announce new domestic defence hub, deputy PM saysPolitics

Qatar’s Deputy Prime Minister Sheikh Saoud said at the Global Security Forum in Doha that the country will soon announce a new domestic defence hub, an initiative that will work with regional and international allies.

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French student protests expose years of underinvestment in educationSociety

Axel Berra-Vescio, a teacher in the Paris region, says student protests in France reveal years of structural neglect, widening educational inequalities and the cumulative effects of controversial reforms. He also condemns the police response, warning that repression is unlikely to weaken the demonstrations.

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Alemanno: Evidence suggests abuse of power in FrancePolitics

EU law professor Alberto Alemanno says evidence points to an abuse of power in France, citing thousands of arrests and violence. The country is assessing the impact of protests held nationwide over the weekend.

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