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The US Treasury has accused North Korea of ​​stealing $3 billion worth of digital assets to finance its three-year nuclear weapons program.Published November 6, 2025November 6, 2025Click here to share on social mediaShare 2shareNorth Korea has denounced the latest U.S. sanctions targeting cybercrime that the United States says is helping finance its nuclear weapons program, accusing the United States of harboring “evil” hostility toward North Korea and promising unspecified countermeasures.North Korea’s vice foreign minister’s statement on Thursday came two days after the U.S. Treasury Department imposed sanctions on eight people and two companies, including North Korean bankers, for allegedly laundering…

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With the F1 season arriving in Brazil with title contention still alive and well, you can always count on the São Paulo Grand Prix to provide an entertaining show.That’s certainly the case this weekend, with Lando Norris narrowly leading McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri to the top of the standings, with Red Bull’s Max Verstappen still within striking distance in third place. Norris has outscored Piastri for five races in a row, turning a 34-point difference into a one-point advantage, while reigning champion Verstappen, who has rejoined the fray since the summer break, trails the Briton by 36 points.The Interlagos event…

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Jensen Huang attends the 2025 Queen Elizabeth Engineering Awards Reception held at St. James’s Palace on November 5, 2025 in Briline, London. Mok Yui | via ReutersNvidia CEO Jensen Huang reportedly told the Financial Times on Wednesday that “China will win the AI ​​race,” but shortly after issued a noticeably softer statement. Speaking on the sidelines of the FT’s Future of AI Summit, the prolific technology leader warned that China will beat the US in artificial intelligence thanks to lower energy costs and less regulation.The comments, which CNBC could not independently verify, may represent Hwang’s starkest warning yet that the…

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Published November 6, 2025November 6, 2025Click here to share on social mediaShare 2shareSurvivors of the devastating earthquake that destroyed homes in Afghanistan are now struggling to find shelter as they battle heavy rain and the approaching cold of winter.Their concerns are echoed by those who survived an even more devastating earthquake two months ago.A magnitude 6.3 earthquake recently struck the northern provinces of Samangan and Balkh, killing at least 27 people, Taliban officials said.In Samangan’s Qurum district, where the earthquake occurred, a resident named Gulabdin is mourning his daughter-in-law, who was unable to flee her family home in time. Grabadin…

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Prince William says he is telling his children that their future “will be as bright as the one that’s gone” thanks to scientists working to fix the world’s climate. In an exclusive interview with CNN’s Christiane Amanpour, William, who was in Brazil ahead of the COP30 climate summit to announce the finalists for the prestigious Earthshot Prize, said young people need to know climate “solutions” that give them hope for the future. “The fear of climate change is real. You hear about it everywhere you go right now, and many young people are saying, ‘Well, what kind of planet are…

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Phil Foden is back to his best, says Josep Guardiola, after the Manchester City forward scored twice in the 4-1 win over Borussia Dortmund in the Champions League.Both goals were well-placed, with City easily getting past a Bundesliga team that has only lost once so far this season, scoring with low accuracy. This was the first time Foden had scored twice in a Champions League match. All four of his shots were on target, tying him with Erling Haaland for the most in the match, giving him 50% of his shots.After a difficult 2024/25 season for both the players and…

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The SoftBank logo displayed at a press briefing regarding SoftBank’s new services held in Tokyo on January 15, 2018. Kazuhiro Nogi | AFP | Getty ImagesShares of Japan’s SoftBank Group Corp. closed 10% lower on Wednesday as AI companies widened their losses as investors wary of overvaluation in the market’s busiest trade.SoftBank, which had built a broad portfolio of AI-related investments across infrastructure, chip and application companies, lost about $23 billion in market capitalization. It was the group’s worst day since April, when its shares plunged more than 12%, according to LSEG data.SoftBank owns a controlling stake in UK-based Arm…

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Approximately 2,000 Afghans have been approved to move to Germany under a resettlement scheme for people who previously served with German forces in Afghanistan.Published November 6, 2025November 6, 2025Click here to share on social mediaShare 2shareThe German government has offered cash grants to Afghans stranded in Pakistan if they decide not to move to Germany under a resettlement program established for vulnerable people, including those who previously worked with German forces in Afghanistan.About 2,000 Afghans have been approved to move to Germany under a program for people at risk under Taliban rule, but have been stuck in Pakistan for months…

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Beijing — When Ho Puai-Peng first visited Beijing’s Forbidden City in the late 1980s, he saw many of the historic courtyards used as storerooms, filled with trash and occupied by dangwei (government institutions). He summed it up in one word: “Terrible.” That was at a time when much of the vast former imperial palace in the heart of China’s capital was still closed to the public. In addition to government offices, many areas were severely damaged by devastation and fires, and most buildings were made of wood, making them prone to fires. The Forbidden City was built in the 15th…

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The Union flag flies on a pole atop the Bank of England on August 7, 2025 in the City of London. Niklas Hallen | AFP | Getty ImagesLONDON – The Bank of England is set to make its final interest rate decision on Thursday before its autumn budget later this month, and economists say while the central bank is likely to leave rates unchanged, it is not a given.Dean Turner, head of eurozone and UK economist at UBS Global Wealth Management’s Chief Investment Office, said on Tuesday: “You never know what direction any meeting will go, but this one…is one…

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