Friday, November 13, 2026 Vol. I · No. 1
On the wire
18:00Pax Silica means peace. In the Philippines, it’s a fightSouth China Morning Post17:58Student plot forced into solo landing following US ground stopThe Sydney Morning Herald17:55Northern Ireland’s first cases of bluetongue this winter confirmedThe Irish Times17:52Man dies after house fire in GeelongABC News Australia17:50Bessent accuses Lutnick of failing to prevent China from obtaining Nvidia chipsPBS NewsHour17:50Bessent blames US Commerce Dept over lack of export controls for Nvidia partner MegaspeedThe Straits Times17:49Amazon has a plan to index the world’s online shopping dataThe Verge17:47US Air Force responds to suspected drone activity over UK airbaseSouth China Morning Post17:45Jason Voorhees Makes His Animated Debut in New ‘Never Hike Alone’ ShortVariety17:43France edge past South Africa after thriller in Nations ChampionshipBBC Sport17:41Australian cricket urged to stop 'eating itself' as Sandpapergate rolls onABC News Australia17:40Fiji petrel eludes 10-day search as communities aim to protect bird's habitatPhys.org17:30Texas brothers convicted in $240 million cattle investment fraud targeting 2,200 investorsThe Times of India17:30Nvidia approaches Arm CEO Haas as employees seek Huang’s return, reports sayThe Japan Times
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Tech

The machines, and the companies behind them

Ukraine peace talks overshadow AI summit as EU leaders gather in Dublin

European Union leaders are gathering in Dublin on Friday for a summit dominated by efforts to secure Europe's place in negotiations to end the war in Ukraine, while also confronting the growing challenge of artificial intelligence and the bloc's ability to compete with the United States and China…

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