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TechnologyOctober 14

BYD targets nearly 40,000 European employees by 2030

BYD plans to expand its European workforce to about 40,000 by 2030, Executive Vice President Stella Li said on Monday at the Paris Motor Show. The target comes as the Chinese automaker seeks to move beyond exports and become a manufacturer in Europe.

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TechnologyOctober 14

Google lets adults publish private AI-built Android apps for free

Google is allowing US users over 18 with a standard account to publish privately listed Android apps made in AI Studio on the Play Store, without paying for a developer account. Sharing the apps with friends is expected to be available in the coming months.

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Artificial intelligenceOctober 14

Microsoft president says AI faces fewer safety rules than milk

Microsoft President Brad Smith called for global AI safety rules, saying the technology is less regulated than milk and washing machines. He said companies should have a legal duty to notify victims if rogue AI agents breach their systems.

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PoliticsOctober 14

PSD to decide on Niculescu government, prepare for possible snap elections

Romania’s Social Democratic Party will decide on Wednesday whether to join Prime Minister-designate Luca Niculescu’s government, party leader Sorin Grindeanu said. PSD is preparing for possible snap elections if the government bid fails, though Grindeanu called that outcome undesirable for Romania.

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Geopolitics and conflictsOctober 14

Joseph Kabila to lead new DR Congo coalition with M23 rebels

Former DR Congo President Joseph Kabila has been named leader of a new political-military coalition that includes M23 rebels. The alliance opposes President Felix Tshisekedi’s government and has vowed to topple it.

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Geopolitics and conflictsOctober 14

UK imposes new Iran sanctions after suspected RAF Fairford plot

Britain said Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps was almost certainly behind a suspected plot at RAF Fairford in September, and announced new sanctions. Prime Minister Andy Burnham said incidents at Fairford and RAF Molesworth were likely coordinated by Iran; London also summoned Tehran's ambassador.

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TechnologyOctober 14

French supermarkets lose food after cyberattack overheats fridges

A cyberattack disrupted refrigeration systems at several hundred French supermarkets overnight on Oct. 11-12, with temperatures reaching as high as 50C in some stores. Fresh and frozen food was spoiled, including a total loss at one Intermarché store, whose director apologized to customers.

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PoliticsOctober 14

Romania’s PNL to back Niculescu government, but wants a written pact

Romania’s National Liberal Party will support Prime Minister-designate Luca Niculescu’s investiture and is willing to sign a principles agreement with him, spokesman Ionel Bogdan said. The pact would set out the party’s non-negotiables and would be with Niculescu, not the PSD, even if the Social Democrats join the cabinet.

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