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BusinessSep 30HSBC forecasts slower GDP growth next year despite renewed capital inflows - EconomyHSBC is forecasting slower GDP growth for the upcoming year, even with renewed capital inflows. This economic prediction provides insight into future market conditions.thejakartapost.com · Indonesia
BusinessSep 30Life of major coal project extended until 2045A major coal project's operational life has been extended until 2045. This decision has implications for energy policy and environmental considerations.hepburnadvocate.com.au · Australia
PoliticsSep 30What does it mean to be an 'associate member' of the EU?Ursula von der Leyen proposed an ‘Alliance for the Future’ that could make Canada the EU's first ‘associate member’. But what is an ‘associate member ’, and what does this alliance mean for the EU and Canada? Watch the video!EuroNews [en]
CyberSep 30US social media users urge Koreans to unmask Cornell sexual assault suspect Winston LeeThe sprawling online hunt for information about Winston Lee, a Korean student who is among seven defendants in a Cornell University sexual assault lawsuit, is increasingly crossing borders, with English-speaking social media users calling on their Korean counterparts to help uncover more information about him. As the “Cornell 7” case continues to draw intense attention across the United States, Lee has become the subject of a parallel search focused on his Korean identity and background....South China Morning Post
BusinessSep 30Ford CEO: It’s not too late for U.S. to fend off Chinese EV rivalsSeeking Alpha Tech
PoliticsSep 30Senior journalist seeks to intervene in legislative privilege versus free speech case“Legislative privileges and fundamental rights do not operate in separate, watertight compartments, but must be read together, harmoniously, to give full effect to the constitutional scheme of democratic governance,” the application submittedThe Hindu
WorldSep 30Latest news bulletin | September 30th, 2026 – MorningCatch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this September 30th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.EuroNews [en]
Sci & TechSep 30Air pollution is slowing down marathon runners, study findsHigher levels of nitrogen dioxide on race day are linked to slower marathon times, particularly among non-elite runners, new research suggests.EuroNews [en]
PoliticsSep 30There’s been buzz around Carney for a prize long coveted by TrumpMark Carney built a global profile in 2026 by standing up to US President Donald Trump. If some prediction-market traders and prominent admirers are right, the Canadian prime minister could end the year with the Nobel Peace Prize and Time magazine’s Person of the Year. Carney briefly became the favourite Monday for the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize on Kalshi, a US-based prediction market, when traders on the exchange put his chances at 14 per cent. His odds later fell, illustrating the highly...South China Morning Post
BusinessSep 30Tesla enters $30B credit agreements to fund expansionSeeking Alpha Tech
MilitarySep 30Pentagon update on National Defense Strategy cites progress, omits key threatsThe report to Congress notes accomplishments but masks depleted arsenals, strategic distractions, and a quiet retreat from European defense.Defense One
WorldSep 30Francesc Torralba, philosopher: "A child can be an infinite source of happiness, but also an infinite source of suffering"Según el doctor en Filosofía y Teología, la crianza no puede plantearse como un camino fácil ni exento de incertidumbre.Clarín
Sci & TechSep 30A critical voice in AI wins the alternative Nobel prizeTimnit Gebru, pionera en ética de IA, es premiada por su labor en promover tecnologías justas y cuestionar el poder concentrado en el sector.La abogada Jalila Haider y el movimiento RWA también son reconocidos por sus esfuerzos en derechos humanos y defensa de recursos agrícolas.Clarín
Sci & TechSep 30God and AI: The Vatican invites itself to the table of tech giantsEl Vaticano se posiciona como un actor clave en el debate sobre la inteligencia artificial. El papa León XIV presenta una encíclica que urge a regular esta tecnología para evitar su dominio sobre la humanidad.Anthropic, junto a líderes religiosos, busca un diálogo ético sobre la IA. La empresa enfrenta retos legales por su negativa a militarizar sus sistemas, abogando por una regulación fuerte.Clarín
DisasterSep 30El Niño gets into the kitchen of great chefsChefs de renombre global adaptan sus menús debido al impacto del clima extremo, alterando ingredientes tradicionales y explorando alternativas locales.El fenómeno El Niño, con sequías e inundaciones, afecta la producción alimentaria y logística, forzando a innovar en la cocina mundial.Clarín
Sci & TechSep 30Top AI and tech firms sign 'morally binding' accord to 'self-police' development after meeting at White HouseThe accord comes amid massive global pressure from civilians and lawmakers alike to regulate the industry as reports of the technology breaking out of its confines continue to pile. Last week OpenAI revealed that its agent had hacked into an Australian government website during its testing phase.EuroNews [en]
BusinessSep 30Is the world really drowning in debt?We may not be on the eve of disaster but room for manoeuvre is shrinking for major economiesFinancial Times
BusinessSep 30Luxury watches must win back wrist spaceThe rise of health-tracking rings creates an opportunity for Cartier, Rolex and the likeFinancial Times
WorldSep 30The Scramble for the Open SeasOver the last half millennium, societies around the globe competed to divide up the world’s land. Nearly every square inch of soil outside Antarctica is now owned and tucked within national borders. But the oceans have largely been spared that fate. There were times throughout history when countries tried to gate and regulate the seas, but they were too vast to be controlled for long periods. During the Cold War, as technology made it far easier to imagine partitioning the world’s waterways and seabeds, great powers avoided an unrestrained race to grab the oceans. Most governments agreed to deForeign Affairs
BusinessSep 30Wednesday’s Economic CalendarThis article presents a schedule of economic events planned for Wednesday. It serves as a guide for upcoming financial announcements.Seeking Alpha Tech
Sci & TechSep 30Two weeks in the life of AI, by Okoh AiheThe past two weeks have been most consequential for AI, which remained at the centre of discourse in very high places. Oh, you are saying, “How can AI have life when it has no blood in its veins?” You tell me: how many people with barrels of blood in their system, no matter their placement […] The post Two weeks in the life of AI, by Okoh Aihe appeared first on Vanguard News.Vanguard Nigeria
BusinessSep 30‘Don’t go with a fund, go with a solution’: CEO’s tips from decades of global investingBlueFive Capital CEO Hazem Ben-Gacem talks about his preferred investment areas and strategies.CNBC
PoliticsSep 30Beijing warns of retaliation if Europe imposes curbs on Chinese businessesChina must "respond firmly" if the EU introduces restrictions on Chinese businesses or products, the Commerce Ministry said, according to a CNBC translation.CNBC
DisasterSep 30Heatwaves, wildfires expose a third of world to extreme ozone pollutionFrance 24 [en]
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