Today's episode covers Florida's new immigration legislation supporting President Trump's policies, the M23 rebels' capture of Goma airport in eastern Congo, the discovery of mass graves in Syria following the Assad regime's fall, administrative leave of senior USAID officials amid an aid freeze, a U.S. Air Force F-35 jet accident in Alaska, and the Louvre Museum's announced expansion plans.

Today's episode covers DeepSeek's AI breakthrough and its impact on U.S. tech stocks, Smiths Group's global cyberattack, and SAP CEO Christian Klein's perspective on DeepSeek's advancements in relation to enterprise software.

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Today's episode covers the escalating humanitarian crisis in eastern Congo amid M23 rebel advances, protests in Kinshasa targeting multiple embassies over the conflict, NATO's heightened surveillance of Baltic undersea cables, concerns over Israel's impending UNRWA ban, and the arrival of migrants in Albania under Italy's controversial transfer plan.

Today's episode covers Microsoft's initiative to enable autonomous AI agent development, Arm's rising influence amid the AI investment boom, Endeavour Group's adoption of a tech-led production model, Abrdn's appointment of a new Chief Technology Officer, and Best Buy's announcement of store closures in response to changing consumer habits.

Today's episode covers a significant hostage-prisoner exchange between Israel and Hamas, Mexico's refusal to allow a U.S. military deportation flight, the Philippines accusing China of harassment in the South China Sea, the release of a protest leader in Martinique, Vatican sanctions against an Opus Dei cardinal, and updates on French skier Cyprien Sarrazin's recovery after a severe crash.

Today's episode covers Microsoft's initiative to enable autonomous AI agent development, Arm's rising influence amid the AI investment boom, Endeavour Group's adoption of a tech-led production model, Abrdn's appointment of a new Chief Technology Officer, and Best Buy's announcement of store closures in response to changing consumer habits.

Today's episode highlights the death of Congo's North Kivu governor in combat against M23 rebels, a repatriation agreement for a French national on death row in Indonesia, France's contracting services sector amid economic challenges, Russia's claimed progress in eastern Ukraine, the release of a protest leader in Martinique, and President Trump's proposal to eliminate FEMA in favor of direct state financial assistance.

Today's episode covers the UK's CMA investigation into Apple and Google's market dominance, the public dispute between Elon Musk and Sam Altman over 'Project Stargate,' HSBC's closure of its Zing payments app, Aptiv's company split amidst an industry trend, and global CEOs ranking the UK as the second-biggest investment market.

Today's episode covers the ongoing Gaza ceasefire, EU's proposed sanctions on Russia, North Korea's missile test, a new Ebola outbreak in West Africa, and advancements in US-Mexico trade talks.

Today's episode covers President Trump's announcement of a $500 billion AI initiative, the UK's ranking as the second-biggest market for global investment, XTX Markets' €1 billion data center project in Finland, the UK's introduction of digital IDs, and key AI discussions at the World Economic Forum in Davos.