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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has rarely shied away from controversy, but his latest spectacle — announcing that the convicted Fort Hood mass shooter’s execution would be livestreamed — proved a bridge too far even for President Donald Trump. While Trump pulled the plug on the broadcast Thursday, the episode underscores the risks behind Hegseth’s increasingly …
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Part of Chris Painter’s job is to help figure out what happened when AI goes rogue, then publish the results in public reports. He and METR, the nonprofit AI research group he helps lead, have been busy lately: They helped OpenAI untangle the Hugging Face hack this year, and Painter recently testified in front of …
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Egyptian President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi said Egypt will not accept any threat to Saudi Arabia’s security or borders, or to Red Sea security, warning that deep geopolitical shifts in the region will have consequences. He described Egypt and Saudi Arabia as the heart of the Arab and Islamic worlds and said harm to either would […]
The 29th edition of Ecomondo will take place from 3 to 6 November at the Rimini Expo Centre, bringing together international businesses, policymakers, innovators, and sustainability experts to advance the green, blue, and circular economy. The 29th edition of Ecomondo, the international exhibition dedicated to the green, blue, and circular economy, will take place from […]
President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi called for an emergency parliamentary session to authorise Egypt to defend Saudi Arabia if requested, during the Egyptian Military Academy’s graduation ceremony on Saturday, 17 October. El-Sisi said Egypt was prepared to take measures to protect Saudi Arabia’s security and sovereignty, stressing that any such action would depend on a request from Riyadh and require parliamentary approval. “We will take any action to protect Saudi Arabia, and I call on parliament to hold an emergency session to authorise this action if we are asked to do so,” El-Sisi added. He emphasised that Egypt’s position was defensive, rather than an intention to initiate military action. “We do not want to fight or attack anyone. We will only defend Saudi Arabia,” he added. The president also reaffirmed Egypt’s support for other Gulf countries, stressing that Cairo would stand alongside them in the event of threats to their security or territorial integrity. The remarks follow statements made by El-Sisi on Thursday, 15 October, when he said that threats to Saudi Arabia would also affect Egyptian and Arab national security. Saturday’s comments went further by outlining the possibility of seekingContinue reading "El-Sisi Seeks Parliamentary Approval for Possible Saudi Defence"
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Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi announced while speaking in Egypt’s New Administrative Capital on Saturday 17 October his presidential term will end in 2030 and that he intends to leave the Egyptian Constitution untouched, signaling the end of his presidency. The Egyptian President added that a process would be launched to prepare the country for a new leader to be selected. El-Sisi also announced a proposal to prepare potential presidential candidates through the Egyptian Military Academy, while reaffirming that his current term will end in 2030 and that the Constitution will remain unchanged. Speaking at the graduation ceremony of the academy’s first cohort and new batches from military colleges in Egypt’s New Administrative Capital, El-Sisi described the end of his presidency as a settled matter. “Leaving the Constitution untouched is the right course. In 2030, my term leading the country will end, if I am still alive. This matter is completely settled and will not be discussed further,” he said. Proposed Programme El-Sisi outlined a proposed programme lasting up to 30 months and comprising more than 7,500 hours of training and education, aimed at preparing potential presidential candidates and otherContinue reading "Egypt’s President Sisi Announces His Presidency Will End in 2030"
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Europe’s liquefied natural gas (LNG) imports fell 13% year-on-year (YoY) to 21.52 million metric tons (mmt) during the third quarter (Q3) of 2026, down from 24.73 mmt in Q3 2025, according to a report published on October 16 by Attaqa’s energy research unit. The decline amounted to 3.21 mmt, with the Netherlands, France, and Italy […]
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US President Donald Trump waived key sanctions and tariffs targeting Russia’s oil trade on October 16, suspending measures that could have imposed duties of up to 100% on imports from major buyers of Russian crude oil and natural gas under a new US law, Reuters reported on October 17. The Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia […]
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