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Ukrainian drone strikes reportedly partly disabled Yandex data centres in Russia and hit missile-production and energy facilities. The report also describes continuing Russian strikes on Ukrainian infrastructure and civilians.
Supercomputers used to develop Yandex AI models housed at the Sasovo hub
Malaysia ordered schools closed in Kuala Lumpur, Putrajaya and five states as haze from Indonesian forest fires pushed air pollution to unhealthy levels. The closures affected roughly two million students.
Students affected by the Malaysian school closures
AllegedThe report projects that continued Trump immigration policies would reduce average annual Social Security benefits by $2,152 per person from 2034 onward.
The UN pre-COP climate gathering in Nadi closed after about 4,000 attendees and Pacific leaders urged action on 1.5C, climate finance and ocean health. COP31 host Murat Kurum urged wealthy countries to spend much more on climate action.
AllegedAustralia said 4,000 people from 60 nations would attend the talks.
Reported incidents of Israeli military incursions into southern Syria in September
UNCTAD reported that global trade reached a record $35 trillion in 2025. The agency said developing countries faced growing technological and policy barriers, while trade patterns shifted amid conflicts and changing supply chains.
Global trade reached a record value of USD 35000000000000 in 2025.
The newsletter reports that Hurricane Isaias is approaching the northern Gulf Coast, Ukraine has launched an offensive against Russian forces, and the U.S. has announced positions on Iran and an immigration operation in New York City.
The National Hurricane Center warned of potential winds above 100 miles per hour.