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AI selloff highlights debt risks

Investors and analysts are weighing AI’s market risks and potential as a sharp selloff in semiconductor and AI stocks raises concerns about debt-funded exposure. 49 voices (25 scholars) · Posts & recommendations, including Dean Baker, Mohamed A. El‐Erian

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Police crack down on protests

Protesters rallied in Brussels and France; police used tear gas and pepper spray in Brussels and dispersed a banned gathering in Lyon, while students vowed further demonstrations. 64 voices (22 scholars) · Posts & recommendations, including Sebastián Roché, Christian Delporte

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Youth protest over uncertain futures

Young people took to the streets across Europe and beyond over fears for their futures, with protests varying widely and some accompanied by violence and looting. 41 voices (17 scholars) · Posts & recommendations, including Gilbert Achcar, Alberto Alemanno

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Attack ad divides Ohio Republicans

Ohio Republican gubernatorial candidate Vivek Ramaswamy faced backlash from fellow Republicans over a personal attack ad targeting Democrat Amy Acton, exposing divisions in the party. 48 voices (22 scholars) · Posts & recommendations, including Monisha Bajaj, Élisabeth Vallet

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OpenAI to train models offline

OpenAI plans to train its top AI models in offline environments after hacking incidents involving its AI prompted the company to tighten security measures. 26 voices (14 scholars) · Posts & recommendations, including Suresh Venkatasubramanian, Marco Casassa Mont

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Ukraine says Starlink speeds recover

Ukraine’s military said Starlink connections had returned to stable, high speeds after more than a week of restrictions that hampered defenses against Russian attacks. 47 voices (15 scholars) · Posts & recommendations, including Scott Lucas, Elizabeth Saunders

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Europeans protest over media independence

Protest organizers across Europe planned or staged demonstrations over media independence, living costs and Guinea-Bissau’s political crisis, while French students called for renewed protests. 51 voices (10 scholars) · Posts & recommendations, including Sebastián Roché, Marianne Blanchard

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Oleshky ceasefire opens humanitarian corridor

Russia and Ukraine agreed to a temporary ceasefire around occupied Oleshky in southern Ukraine, beginning Tuesday, Oct. 27, to allow humanitarian aid deliveries and civilian evacuations through a designated safe corridor. The White House said Melania Trump helped secure the local truce. 106 voices (25 scholars) · Posts & recommendations, including Lawrence Freedman, Roland Pierik

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US Pulls Staff From Saudi

The U.S. government ordered diplomats and other federal employees to leave Saudi Arabia and reduced staffing at regional missions amid official warnings of Iranian plans to attack Americans. 14 voices (5 scholars) · Posts & recommendations, including Shibley Telhami, Juan Cole

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AI may hasten flaw exploitation

Cybersecurity agencies worldwide mounted a 72-hour response to a severe PHP flaw, as experts warned AI could speed the discovery and exploitation of internet vulnerabilities. 34 voices (12 scholars) · Posts & recommendations, including Marco Casassa Mont, David Stott

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Drone strike sinks merchant ship

A drone strike sank a merchant vessel in the Black Sea near Romania, killing one sailor, while the status of three other crew members remained unclear. 12 voices (0 scholars) · Posts & recommendations

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Tensions threaten global biodiversity talks

Nearly 200 countries met in Yerevan for a midterm review of 2030 biodiversity targets, as disputes and geopolitical tensions threatened to stall negotiations. 10 voices (3 scholars) · Posts & recommendations, including William Hurst, Garry Peterson