Now it gets really complicated. It is not only Jensen Huang who has been unusually accommodating towards China. So has the US President. Who in the Trump administration hindered the flow of information to Singapore? [Read the article: ft.com - Singapore barred Alice Huang for giving police ‘inaccurate information’ ] There are many unanswered questions....
The hypocrisy in the US never ends. The Trump administration has never tried to hide corruption. In many ways, it has been corruption in broad daylight [Read the article: thehill.com - JD Vance may face pressure over perceived Trump administration corruption ]. Furthermore, it has been obvious to most that Jensen Huang has been exceptionally...
Insightview sees little prospect of a credible Russia–Ukraine peace deal : Putin cannot survive politically without major concessions from Kyiv and its European allies. Still, watch the Abu Dhabi talks – a new post-war balance of power in Europe appears to be taking shape, with dramatic implications for Europeans - and not necessarily positive...
Insightview has previously noted that the Trump administration's foreign policy was, in its view, more focused on personal gain for the President and his family than on US national security. That suspicion is now spreading in Congress. [Read the article: reuters.com - Alice Huang, Chinese businesswoman tied to Nvidia CEO, went from finance to chips]
The midterms did something Big Tech’s marketing never could: they asked what a cat in a spacesuit really costs . Voters backed curbs on data centres in 40 of 41 local ballots, and OpenAI pledged to pay “the full cost” of its electricity. Electricity is only the visible bill. [Read also the article: ft.com - Anthropic strikes $3.4bn deal to generate...
Just as Steve Bannon warned before the midterms, leading Republicans are now turning tail and abandoning the sinking ship, while it remains unclear what the captain will do on his own. [Read the article: independent.co.uk - Marco Rubio expected to step down and launch 2028 presidential bid] For many tech oligarchs , the midterms delivered the worst...
For a closer look at who (age, gender, etc.) voted which way in the US midterms , click here . Bloomberg : “ Hyperscalers had been stuck between a rock and a hard place, where they were getting punished for spending, but pulling back would have also raised questions ...” “In a sense, the election is a gift to hyperscalers — the brakes are being applied...
American democracy won, helped by how unpopular the Trump administration has become. Republicans lost big, even in Texas and South Carolina. Democrats, still divided, must now prove they deserve the victory, and quickly, before the far right distances itself from Trump and regroups. Jon Ossoff offers them hope. Republicans facing voters in 2028 may start...
Yesterday, several European food retailers were once again hit by cyberattacks on their refrigeration units. This should be seen as yet another warning about the vulnerability of private homes, where countless IoT devices of varying security quality connect to household networks. Anthropic has previously warned of the risk. [Read the article: cnbc.com -...
The Democrats aren't making it easy on themselves. [Read the article: ft.com - Michigan Democrat endorses Republican as feud roils key Senate race] Remember that today's Morning Briefing news can be grouped by topic, country, person, and company on the Morning Briefing email's webpage.
Espionage New York Times: “Roughly a year ago, Mr Trump was briefed on the intelligence findings… and chose not to do anything with the information. Mr Trump has been wary of disrupting Nvidia’s chip sales…” [Read the article: nytimes.com - Nvidia Chief, Jensen Huang, Is Seen as Target of Chinese Spy Plot] A "Safe" Haven Vanishes into Thin Air On 29...
The Weekly Update was published yesterday. [Read Insightview's Weekly Update: Weekly Update - October 28, 2026]
Yesterday, with Zelensky's blessing, the Finnish President and the Norwegian Prime Minister tested whether a channel to Putin could be opened. The call did happen – but by most accounts it amounted to an hour-long history lecture from the Russian president.
There is no doubt that "Phase 1" of the AI investment boom has proved, and continues to prove, more expensive than most had anticipated - not to mention "crowding out". Equally, there should be little doubt that AI is delivering, and will deliver even faster, as the safety and security issues surrounding its use are, hopefully, brought more firmly under...
A notable opinion poll shows a relatively significant decline in support for the AfD (26%) and a rise in support for the CDU/CSU (23%). This comes as the AfD has been hit by an extensive hacking attack. On the other hand, the survey also reveals a German electorate with little appetite for reform. [Read the article: n-tv.de - Bundestagswahl-Umfrage:...
Social division in the US runs deep, and the recent unrest in France has spread to Italy. The next potential ticking time bomb is the demonstration that German youth organisations have called for on 31 October . It is beginning to look like a generational conflict. Donald Trump has no reason to feel secure either when it comes to the “revolt” of the...
These days, the focus is on PHP vulnerabilities, but Anthropic has also warned that poorly secured household devices – smart TV boxes, smart ovens, even robot vacuum cleaners – may, within months, become hosts for self-replicating AI models (see “AI models may be capable of self-replicating without access to a datacenter”). [Read the article, AI models...
The Chinese Communist Party’s Central Committee meets behind closed doors in Beijing from 26 to 29 October for the Fifth Plenum . The official agenda is “ full and rigorous Party self-governance ”, which in plain language means discipline, anti-corruption and loyalty, not stimulus. That raises an awkward question. A leader in full command rarely needs a...
News is grouped by country or topic, depending on what's most useful. Prefer a different view? Click “ Want to see other groupings of XLinks? ” or click Xlinks on the website with two years Xlinks.
Europe: A catastrophic week, with major protests in France and now Italy. Moscow smells blood and proposes a Russia–China–US meeting on Ukraine's fate. (See the xlinks below) AI out of control? If you use AI for programming, you will find the Netflix documentary concerning. (See the xlinks below) Alice Weidel and the AfD: Watch The Economist's interview...
Several opinion polls in Germany now show the CDU/CSU at 18.5%. Is that good news for the AfD? Yes and no. One poll says 30%; another says 26%. Conversely, another poll shows a sharp rise in support for the Greens (17% compared to 11.6%, February 2025). See the latest Wahlrecht Umfrage .
The Weekly Update is available: [Read Insightview's Weekly Update: Weekly Update - October 14, 2026]
The Morning Briefing's Xlinks are once again grouped by Topics . On the website, you can regroup today's Morning Briefing Xlinks by Country, Person or Company – or via Network Mapping.
The Morning Briefing's Xlinks are normally grouped by Country, but today by Topic given global events. On the website, you can regroup today's email or explore 12,000+ Xlinks from the past two years by Country, Person, Topic or Company – or via Network Mapping.
An eventful Friday to Monday means more Xlinks than usual today. See this morning’s news by topic or name in the Morning Briefing , or browse twelve months of Xlinks here . The world is boiling over right now, with “cockroaches” in India , protests in Spain, France and Belgium, and Germany’s AfD once again arguing that Germany should buy energy from...
Xlinks are now grouped by countries , topics , persons and sources . Also coming soon: a one-year network mapping . AI Insightview has previously highlighted the widening performance gap between Mistral , Europe’s leading AI developer, and its American and Chinese counterparts. Here is some anecdotal evidence. [Read the article: politico.eu - German...
Xlinks are now grouped by country. "Others" will decline as the process becomes more efficient. Also coming soon: grouping by topic and person, plus a one-year network map. Insightview recommends reading this New York Times article . [Read the article: nytimes.com - China’s ‘Self-Reliance’ Drive Is Upending Trade With Europe]
Within the next few days, Xlinks will be grouped in a clearer, more accessible way in the Morning Briefing and on the website.
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Higher bond yields are now creating problems outside the AI sector. [Read the article: bloomberg.com - Rising Yields Are Wreaking Havoc on Stocks Outside the AI Trade]
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