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JD Vance is refusing to back Netanyahu in next week's Israeli election, even as Trump publicly endorses him and hints at more strikes on Iran.

Indonesia's stocks recovered 3% after an $82 billion crash, but investors are worried that Wednesday's central bank decision could send the market falling again.

Nscale is negotiating a second major Anthropic agreement in West Virginia after Microsoft withdrew from a separate British project facing power delays.

Iran braces for possible retaliation against the US and Israel after strikes on Konarak Naval Base, as oil surges past $110 and the Strait of Hormuz crisis deepens.

Trump scraps his 100% tariff threat against India over Russian oil, clearing a major hurdle as Washington and New Delhi close in on a trade deal.

Intel gets a JPMorgan upgrade as chipmakers bounce. Four charts show the rebound, the losses still to recover and the spending forecasts behind the AI trade.

Bitcoin broke above $83,000 before slipping back under $82,000. Four charts track the breakout, trading volume, momentum and an uneven crypto recovery.

A Houthi-run agency repeated advice to Aramco shareholders to sell and warned people away from Saudi oil sites, while Gulf governments rallied behind Riyadh.

Erem News says Kharg Island's oil infrastructure is among options being discussed to pressure Tehran before the midterms. No final strike decision has been reported.

Indonesia faces an index-exclusion threat, Japan's AI stocks slide and Europe absorbs French political unrest. Four charts show where the selling is concentrated.

CNBC reports federal authorities identified contact with a Saudi royal before Abdulrahman Alfozan's arrest. His lawyer is contesting the allegations and detention.

China beat third-quarter growth forecasts, but weak retail spending and a deeper property slump show why exports still matter so much.

Meta says a Claude tool's bursts of reading activity tripped its security systems. The account has been restored, but organizers want answers about the interruption.

Darkfost's 25.7% MVRV percentile puts Bitcoin back in historical accumulation territory. The reading leaves the timing of a recovery wide open.

Putin has floated a meeting with Trump and Xi, the Wall Street Journal reports, as Kyiv pursues separate talks that would give Ukraine a seat at the table.

Anthropic plans a new fund starting with 5% of its shares, subject to approval. Existing founder and employee pledges bring the combined commitment to roughly 20%.

Margin-financed Kioxia positions face selling pressure as the shares retreat. The $280 million figure is an early-October paper-loss estimate, with earnings due October30.

Lawmaker Ahmad Naderi predicts a different nuclear ruling from Mojtaba Khamenei and advocates an atomic bomb, as Iran's new defense minister warns against further attacks.

Opinion: Jai Hamid weighs the selloff, rising volatility and weekend risks against the evidence that complicates Monday's crash narrative.

The coalition blames a technical malfunction in an AH-6i helicopter crash. The Houthis separately claimed an Apache downing as missiles and drones target Saudi territory.

Army chief Roly Walker says politicians will ask citizens to accept sacrifices and help defend Britain. His filmed Catterick address puts the public at the center of readiness.

Putin envoy Kirill Dmitriev says nuclear-powered data centers are under discussion as U.S.-Russia energy ties expand and Congress challenges sanctions relief.

Citizen Lab traced Discover-Tech ads to Candiru spyware infections at Al Jazeera. The vast website and app counts describe ad reach, not confirmed hacks.

A reported Anthropic draft would require catastrophic-risk thresholds, outside assessments and a judge before a model suspension, as Jack Clark renews his call for AI guardrails.