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10/24
19:01
Palestinian Authority Prime Minister Mohammad Mustafa has spoken with Hebron Governor Khaled Dudin and Mayor Yousef Jabari to discuss Israeli raids on the city and the needs of local Palestinians, according to the Palestinian news agency Wafa. Mustafa instructed all relevant departments to utilize available resources to meet citizens' urgent needs and enhance their resilience, while intensifying calls for the international community to pressure Israel to halt its attacks.
18:46
Elon Musk stated that Starlink, a civilian commercial service, has never permitted its use for offensive drone strikes to kill people. He confirmed that the Ukrainian military violated Starlink's terms of service by using it for such strikes, and this loophole was closed last week. Musk clarified that Starshield, a different system, is controlled by the US government. He emphasized Starlink's critical role in Ukraine's defense, being the only system resistant to jamming or destruction, and warned that its deactivation would lead to the immediate collapse of the Ukrainian front line. Musk also expressed contempt for "virtue-signaling evil warmongers" pushing for conflict without realistic solutions.
18:43
Crypto firm Evernorth recently recounted a historical event on the XRP Ledger via X: On January 1, 2014, a wallet named FuzzyBear placed a symbolic limit order on the XRP Ledger's decentralized exchange to trade 1 XRP for 1 BTC. Although the order was never filled, it has become a piece of crypto folklore within the XRP community, symbolizing XRP's vision to surpass early blockchains by offering faster settlements and lower fees.
18:09
A recent CNBC survey found that despite Donald Trump prioritizing U.S.-China AI competition as a national security imperative and promoting AI technology development and data center construction, his Republican voters are politically divided on the issue: nearly 55% of MAGA supporters want to continue developing AI, but only 29% support building data centers within 10 miles of their homes, with 40% opposing it. Among all Republican and Republican-leaning voters, the proportion of supporters drops to 24%. The survey, conducted from October 14 to 18, shows that among all voters, 63% do not want an AI data center nearby, and only 13% support it. This resistance is forcing Donald Trump and Republicans to readjust their strategy ahead of the midterm elections, as voters' concerns about data centers' high electricity and water demands, noise, land use, and job displacement are growing.
18:03
Israeli settlers attacked the villages of Yabrud and Al Mughayyir, east of Ramallah in the occupied West Bank, forcibly grazing their sheep on Palestinian farmland and destroying crops, Al Jazeera reported, citing the Palestinian news agency Wafa. Local sources said the attack was part of a broader attempt by Israeli settlers to seize land from Palestinians.
17:42
The Israeli military has launched a large-scale operation in the occupied West Bank, planning mass arrests, home demolitions, and forced displacement of residents. This follows an attack on Friday near a checkpoint in Hebron that killed two Israeli soldiers. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that they would "destroy this place and change it completely." As of Saturday morning, Israeli forces had raided at least 15 towns, arrested dozens of Palestinians, ordered hundreds of families to evacuate, and bulldozers had demolished a three-story building in Hebron. This operation comes on the eve of Israeli elections and as the US and Israel are reportedly planning a new round of military strikes against Iran.
17:29
Yemeni government warplanes have carried out air raids on the port city of Mocha, in western Taiz province, a field source told Al Jazeera Arabic. The source, who requested anonymity for security reasons, said one raid hit near the city’s port and another struck the ring road. A third hit the coast near the port in the old city, and two more targeted the same stretch of coast. There were no immediate reports of casualties. Houthi media reported that government warplanes carried out three strikes on Mocha at dawn on Saturday, before five more hit the city later in the morning.
17:23
A spokesperson for the Saudi-led coalition stated that air defense systems successfully intercepted and destroyed two ballistic missiles launched by Houthi rebels towards the Saudi cities of Taif and Yanbu. Earlier, Saudi civil defense authorities had issued warning alerts for Jeddah, Taif, Yanbu, and Mecca.
17:01
Yemeni government armed forces reported that a ballistic missile launched by Houthi rebels on Friday in the Nehm district of Sana'a province struck a civilian home, killing 3 and injuring 5, including women and children. Colonel Majed Abdullah al-Nazili, spokesperson for the armed forces, stated that the missile failed to continue its flight after launch and fell into a residential area. The military also noted that several Houthi ballistic missiles have been observed failing during or after launch in recent days, falling into residential areas and posing a direct danger to civilians.
17:01
Prominent crypto investor Murad Mahmudov predicted at the TOKEN2049 Singapore conference on October 16, 2026, that meme coin market capitalization could one day surpass Bitcoin's, and eventually the entire stock market. He believes the most promising assets don't need to generate revenue, serving as "empty cups" to absorb wealth from elsewhere. Murad stated that value will flow to tokens that meet two conditions: existing holders are willing to hold long-term without selling, and many potential participants have not yet joined. He calls this the "Fat Movement Theory," predicting that successful meme coins will evolve into movements supported by communities of loyal long-term holders.
16:52
Amazon CEO Andy Jassy revealed in a recent interview that the company's AI business has an annualized revenue run rate exceeding $25 billion, growing hundreds of times faster than AWS in its early days. He noted that even with a $220 billion investment this year, a significant amount of demand remains unmet, with most of AWS AI compute capacity for 2026, 2027, and 2028 already essentially sold out. Jassy emphasized that to unlock enterprise-grade AI applications, the cost of compute inference needs to decrease by another order of magnitude, and Amazon is working to lower costs through its self-developed chips.
16:48
Houthis reportedly launched an attack on al-Maqatra castle in Yemen's Lahj province, according to Al Jazeera. A military source told Al Jazeera that the attack began at 2am local time on Saturday (23:00 GMT on Friday), following Houthi military movements and preparations since Friday evening. The source added that the group flew a reconnaissance drone over the castle on Thursday evening, and government forces stationed there tried to shoot it down before the attack began at dawn. Fierce clashes have also resumed between Saudi-backed Yemeni government forces and the Houthis on the eastern front around Taiz, with heavy and medium weapons, artillery shelling, and air strikes being used.
16:41
According to data from the Korea Financial Investment Association, as of October 22, the balance of investor deposits at South Korean brokerages fell to 88.68 trillion Korean Won (approximately $35.5 billion), a sharp drop of about 51 trillion Korean Won from its historical peak on June 4, representing a 36.5% decline. This brings the balance back to early-year levels and marks the lowest point since January 13. The rapid withdrawal of retail investor funds is undermining the core force that previously supported the South Korean stock market, and market liquidity faces a severe test.
16:40
U.S. lawmaker Ami Bera stated in an interview in Tokyo on Oct. 24 that he will continue to press the Trump administration to quickly advance a major arms sale to Taiwan, which he claims has been held up by the administration despite congressional approval.
16:35
Science fiction writer Daniel Suarez, whose 2012 novel 'Kill Decision' depicted autonomous killer drones, warns that leaders armed with such technology and mass surveillance could imperil democracy. He notes that drone technology has advanced significantly on Ukraine's battlefields, bringing his fictional scenarios closer to reality.
16:17
Gholam-Hossein Mohseni-Ejei, the head of Iran’s judiciary, has held meetings with economists, stressing that an “immediate resolution of the country’s economic problems is a priority and necessity.” Mohseni-Ejei stated that the purpose of these gatherings is to help both the government and the country, adding that Iran must adopt measures to resolve current economic issues and block their sources.
16:01
Indonesia has begun to reduce pipeline natural gas exports to Singapore, aiming to bolster domestic supply and strengthen energy security in Southeast Asia's largest economy.
15:49
The Yemeni Network for Rights and Freedoms reported that it has documented 21 crimes and violations committed by the Houthi militia in Taiz Governorate over the past day, including firing approximately 213 "shells" at residential areas, according to Yemen's official news agency, SABA. The NGO released a report today stating that it has documented killings and injuries from shelling and sniping, kidnappings, secret detentions, raids and looting of homes, and attacks targeting residential areas and public roads.
15:41
Japanese internet infrastructure provider GMO Internet Group said Saturday that it had made an emergency request to the government to adopt "active cyber defense" and proactively counter cyberattacks, citing unauthorized trades executed through its FX-related services.

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