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00:00Russian strikes killed three people and injured 21 across Ukraine,
00:03while Ukrainian attacks reportedly killed eight in Russia's Samara and Volgograd regions.
00:10The EU High Representative has pitched herself as the European Union designated
00:14envoy for the negotiations to end Russia's war on Ukraine, but noted Russians don't want her.
00:21ExxonMobil is suing the European Commission over EU rules requiring fossil fuel producers
00:26to contribute to carbon storage targets.
00:30Former NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang and U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnik
00:34have been summoned to testify before U.S. lawmakers over the NVIDIA scandals.
00:40European diesel prices remained 77% above pre-war levels,
00:44even if global oil supplies were above demand for the first time since the Iran war began.
00:51At least three people were killed and 21 injured in Russian strikes across Ukraine on Friday,
00:56local authorities said. Two people died in Odessa where five others were injured.
01:02In Zaporizhia, one person was killed in a strike on an industrial site,
01:06while nine were injured when a residential block was hit.
01:13In the Kharkiv region, seven people, including two boys aged 11 and 16, were injured in a drone attack.
01:22Meanwhile, Russian authorities said eight people were killed
01:25in overnight Ukrainian strikes in the Samara and Volgograd regions, four in each.
01:32Unverified social media footage perpetually showed a fire at an oil refinery in Volgograd.
01:38The attacks came after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky met U.S. envoys Steve Vitkov
01:43and Jared Kushner in Ireland on Thursday.
01:46The envoys had traveled there after meeting Russian President Vladimir Putin.
01:55EU High Representative Karia Kalas has pitched herself as the European Union's designated envoy
02:01for the negotiations to end Russia's war on Ukraine,
02:05arguing it is incumbent upon her as foreign policy chief to take on the high-stakes job.
02:10I know that the Russians don't want me, but, you know, do we have a say who is representing Russia?
02:18No, we don't. And really, I mean, we have to have a strong team.
02:22They don't want anybody strong on the other side
02:25because they want to push through their maximum demands like they have always done
02:30because, like the foreign minister Kromoko said, that their tactics is very clear.
02:35I mean, at first you present threats and ultimatums, you use force,
02:39and then you will just wait because there will always be people in the West
02:43who will offer you something you didn't have before.
02:45The Treaty of Lisbon leaves foreign policy coordination and execution
02:50in the hands of the High Representative,
02:52but also envisions a representational role for the President of the European Council,
02:57currently Antonio Costa.
02:59The European Commission, meanwhile, handles areas such as sanctions, financing and accession
03:05that are crucial for the diplomatic track.
03:12Vidya is at the center of the global artificial intelligence revolution,
03:16but the American chip giant is now facing an extraordinary crisis
03:20following the shock resignation of its CEO, Jensen Wang,
03:23after it became known he was having an affair with an alleged Chinese spy,
03:27as well as reportedly with employees of his own company.
03:31His resignation could turn into a major crisis for the entire global AI industry,
03:37Jensen Wang is not just basically the tech leader of the past few years,
03:43the person that has led the company that was doing GPUs for video games
03:48into becoming the backbone of the modern AI revolution,
03:51but he is also a diplomat, a tech diplomat for the United States around the world,
03:56who's been striking deals, who's been sitting with presidents everywhere.
03:59So there is a soft power in Jensen Wang,
04:01which is also driving the whole AI industry.
04:04The implications could go far beyond one company's leadership,
04:08raising serious questions about corporate security,
04:11China's intelligence ambitions and America's technological supremacy.
04:15Others, however, might benefit from the crisis.
04:18Alphabet or Microsoft that are building their own ships,
04:22they're recently also releasing very important ships,
04:24also OpenAI has been building its own ships,
04:26they might stand to lead because the whole market will look for alternatives
04:29and they are very attractive.
04:31Renda believes this affair's main takeaway for Europe
04:33is that the continent should diversify its suppliers
04:36and build its own internal capacity to produce ships.
04:43U.S. Special Envoy Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner
04:47met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in Ireland on Thursday night
04:51following a visit to the Kremlin.
04:53The main piece of progress outlined by Zelensky and U.S. representatives
04:57was that European negotiators would be at the table for future talks.
05:01The American side, American group, made progress on Europeans.
05:09This is important that Europeans next time, next meeting,
05:13Europe will be during negotiation,
05:15will be a negotiation team in not some way, not separately.
05:21They will have a voice.
05:22We cannot conclude this deal without the Europeans being at the table.
05:27We've been telling President Putin that we believe that's very important
05:32and President Zelensky has been a very strong supporter
05:35and he's been saying that from the very, very beginning
05:37and I think that we were able to achieve that with President Putin
05:40and he's willing to give it a try.
05:41Kushner and Witkoff held over four hours of talks with Putin in the Kremlin
05:45before jetting to debrief Zelensky in Dublin.
05:48The talks produced no major breakthrough aside from an agreement
05:52to swap a large number of prisoners with the exact figure still to be announced.
05:56Moscow has not confirmed whether it has agreed to include
05:59European negotiators in subsequent talks.
06:02Putin signals that Russia would not back down on territorial demands
06:06to control parts of Ukraine
06:08and rejected the idea of foreign peacekeeping troops being deployed in the country,
06:12dampening hopes of a nearing deal to end the war.
06:17A major worldwide outage hit tech giant Microsoft Services on Thursday evening,
06:23but was still ongoing on Friday
06:24as the company said efforts to restore them were not going as expected.
06:29The hours-long disruption,
06:31which Microsoft attributed to elevated load on its infrastructure,
06:35has hit email as well as products such as Teams and the AI-assisted co-pilot.
06:40Users ranging from companies to governments
06:43reported that they were unable to communicate via Outlook.
06:46The disruption went global within an hour,
06:50knocking out Microsoft products in 74 countries and territories,
06:54outage tracker DownDetector reported.
06:56In the United States,
06:58around 130,000 users reported issues with Outlook
07:01shortly after 1 p.m. Eastern time,
07:04according to DownDetector.
07:05As the outage dragged on for hours,
07:08Microsoft posted a series of updates on X,
07:11detailing continued but unsuccessful efforts to restore full service.
07:19Iran said on Friday that its forces had destroyed
07:22an American early warning radar in Bahrain.
07:25Tehran reportedly launched the strike in response to an attack
07:29on a telecommunications tower in Syriq County in southern Iran on Thursday.
07:34Bahrain hosts the headquarters of the U.S. Navy's 5th Fleet,
07:38which plays an important role in maintaining Washington's naval operations
07:43in the Persian Gulf and the surrounding waters.
07:46U.S. Central Command said on Wednesday that American forces
07:50were continuing to work around the clock,
07:53keeping the Strait of Ormuz open for commercial shipping.
07:56Despite rising military tensions,
07:58diplomatic efforts mediated by Qatar and Pakistan are continuing.
08:03Tehran has made any resumption of formal negotiations with Washington
08:07conditional on its demands being met,
08:09including the lifting of sanctions,
08:12an add to the naval blockade of Iranian ports,
08:14the release of frozen assets,
08:16and a halt to the war on all fronts.
08:23Tech billionaire Jensen Hwan
08:25and U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnik
08:28have been summoned to testify before U.S. lawmakers
08:31over the unfolding NVIDIA scandal.
08:34Hwan resigned as CEO of the chipmaker on Thursday
08:37after recent reports revealed details of at least two extramarital affairs,
08:43including one with an alleged Chinese spy.
08:46Congress is now calling for more clarity on the situation
08:50and what the Trump administration may have known of it.
08:53Hwan has also been summoned to appear before the House Committees
08:57on Foreign Affairs, Intelligence and China.
08:59The New York Times reported in October
09:02that U.S. intelligence officials
09:04had previously determined that a senior Chinese executive
09:07was reportedly being monitored
09:09over possibly steering AI chips to China.
09:12China has pushed back at the spy plot allegations,
09:16calling them purely unsubstantiated.
09:19One Chinese official said that the U.S.
09:21should stop fabricating Chinese spy narratives
09:24as a pretext for imposing technology restrictions.
09:33European diesel prices remained 77% above pre-war levels,
09:38even as recovering Gulf exports pushed global oil supplies
09:42above demand for the first time since the Iran war began,
09:46the International Energy Agency said on Friday.
09:49Prices have fallen sharply in recent weeks,
09:52with North Sea dated crude falling 32% from an early October peak.
09:57European diesel prices fell 11% over the same period.
10:02The IEA said diesel shortages remained the market's overriding concern.
10:08Attacks on Russian energy infrastructure continued to disrupt
10:12the country's diesel exports, adding to supply losses in the Middle East.
10:16The agency said releasing emergency diesel stocks faster over the coming months
10:20would help cover the shortfall while refinery output recovers.
10:25The IEA expects global oil supplies to exceed demand in the fourth quarter,
10:30but warned that continued attacks on shipping could disrupt the recovery.
10:42Rosalia was honoured last night at the Latin Grammy Awards.
10:46She added two more awards to her three previously announced twins,
10:50Album of the Year for Lux and Best Pop Song,
10:52thus paving her way to the English-language Grammys next February.
10:57Si el mal querer fue un sueño o Motomami fue una apuesta,
11:03Lux para mi ha sido un salto al vacío.
11:06Y creo que es muy importante decir tu verdad,
11:08y que los demás puedan decir su verdad.
11:12Y este disco es la mía.
11:14Argentine artists stood out among the winners,
11:17with Miloje receiving applause from the Academy
11:20for his nod to his country's folklore.
11:22The gala paid tribute to the pioneers of reggaeton and salsa,
11:26by the Yankee and the late Willy Cullen,
11:28and crowned Colombian artist Aria Vega as the new best artist.
11:32Portuguese was also spoken at the gala,
11:34marking the first time the Portuguese language category
11:37for Brazilian artist Anita was broadcast in that language.

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