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By Angela Barnes & AFP Published on 9 November 2026 – 7:34 GMT+1 Chipmakers and other companies linked to the artificial intelligence boom took a hammering in the days after Tuesday’s US midterms saw Democrats sweep both houses of Congress in a rebuke to Donald Trump and his Republican party. The results suggested voters were angry at the president’s Iran war and tariffs, which have sent prices soaring, as well as a sharp kickback against the huge data centre buildout that has taken place across the country in recent years. That has led to speculation the new Congress will seek to wind in…
Listen on Spotify Apple Music Amazon Music All eyes are once again on Ukraine this week, as a fresh round of diplomatic talks puts Europe’s future in the balance. The continent’s focus will largely be on Ukraine as trilateral talks among the U.S., Kyiv and Moscow happen in Abu Dhabi. The stakes are high, as President Donald Trump’s promise of a “big, beautiful deal” that “might involve all of Europe” has capitals on edge. On the show, Zoya Sheftalovich and Nick Vinocur unpack potential outcomes from the talks. Next, EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas has a new adversary: French…
Published on 9 November 2026 – 6:35 GMT+1 Around 12 years ago, Netflix had no original productions in Europe, and audiences were largely watching content made in, by and for the US. But it soon became clear that European content couldn’t be produced from Los Angeles alone. In 2019, Larry Tanz, Head of Content for Europe, the Middle East and Africa, moved across the pond to Amsterdam to lead the company’s European operations. Today, Netflix has 10 regional teams shaping the content audiences watch across Europe. Over the past decade, Netflix has invested more than €13bn in Europe and, last…
Heute Mittag werden CDU und CSU also Ilse Aigner als ihre Kandidatin für das Bundespräsidentenamt vorschlagen. Gordon Repinski saß kurz vor der offiziellen Nominierung mit Aigner im Flugzeug und ordnet ein, wie die Politikerin nun die nötige überparteiliche Unterstützung gewinnen will. Um tatsächlich Staatsoberhaupt zu werden, ist Aigner auf die Stimmen der politischen Konkurrenz angewiesen. Im 200-Sekunden-Interview erklärt die Grünen-Co-Fraktionschefin Britta Haßelmann, warum sie den Findungsprozess der Union für unwürdig hält – und warum ihre Partei der ersten Frau im höchsten Staatsamt voraussichtlich trotzdem zur Mehrheit verhelfen wird. Währenddessen bahnt sich in Abu Dhabi eine neue diplomatische Dynamik an: Bei…
Published on 9 November 2026 – 5:39 GMT+1 US tech giant Nvidia is opening a probe into its CEO, Jensen Huang, after reports that Huang was the “target of a foreign intelligence effort,” the company’s board of directors announced on Sunday. A report by The New York Times said that the CEO had admitted to the board that he had been “unfaithful” with a business executive who, according to US intelligence, was gathering information for China. Nvidia is one of the global leaders in the development of artificial intelligence. Its chips power many of the data centres and computing systems…
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At least seven people were killed and another 112 injured on Sunday after two trains collided south of Cairo, the capital of Egypt, according to the authorities. The accident occurred in the district of Al Ayyat, in Giza province, about 52 kilometres south of Cairo, when a train heading to Fayum province in the southwest of the country struck the rear of another train travelling to the southern province of Aswan, according to the Ministry of Transport. One of the trains derailed as a result of the impact, although the authorities did not specify which of the two. The Ministry…
Residents and visitors returned to the scene of the attack, where bullet marks were still visible on café windows and candles were being lit in memory of those killed. Footage shows people stopping to examine the damaged glass, while others quietly pay their respects at a makeshift memorial on the edge of the square. One visibly emotional woman is comforted by a man as mourners gather around the candles. Police officers continued to patrol the area as pedestrians and café customers gradually returned to the normally bustling square. The attack took place on Saturday 7 November, when a 24-year-old gunman…
The demonstration, part of the country’s ongoing “Red Line” protest movement, brought large crowds onto streets closed to traffic, including the area around the Van Gogh Museum. Protesters waved Palestinian flags and carried placards reading “Not in my name”, “Gaza is being starved” and “Stop the Genocide”. Chants of “Free Palestine” and “Shame on you” echoed through the crowds, while marchers demanded action from The Hague. Organisers called for tougher trade sanctions against Israel, a halt to arms sales and official recognition of Israel’s actions in Gaza as genocide. The protest comes amid continuing tensions between the Netherlands and Israel…