Polymarket investigates suspicious Israel election bets

Polymarket has opened an inquiry into a run of profitable bets on this week’s Israeli election that were suspiciously well timed, according to Bloomberg. The case adds to growing worries that prediction markets are open to abuse by traders with inside information. Polymarket’s internal investigative team told Bloomberg that it is looking closely at dozens…

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Türkiye to host Turkic states in key summit

Türkiye to host Turkic states in key summit

ANKARA The leaders of the Organization of the Turkic States (OTS) will get convened for the 13th summit of the bloc in the Turkish capital Ankara on Oct. 30 to outline new policies and plans to further foster ties and cooperation among the member states. The summit to be realized under the theme “The Turkic…

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West Asia Conflict: 22 Indians Killed, Says MEA

India has confirmed the deaths of 22 Indian nationals in the ongoing West Asia conflict, including 14 seafarers, as the government voiced concern over escalating violence and threats to critical maritime routes. Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said three Indian nationals had died in Saudi Arabia. Speaking at the MEA’s regular media…

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White House Flags Cybersecurity Risks in Foreign-Made Industrial Robots

The White House has identified cybersecurity vulnerabilities in foreign-sourced industrial robots and machinery as a potential threat to U.S. national security, linking the security of manufacturing equipment to the country’s dependence on overseas suppliers. In a proclamation signed October 28, President Donald Trump directed the Commerce Secretary and U.S. Trade Representative to negotiate agreements with…

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Global trade disruptions strain energy and food supply chains

Global trade disruptions strain energy and food supply chains

How energy and logistics shocks hit food — and why AI forecasts can’t solve shortages alone. In 2026, several conflicts disrupted established global trade routes. Escalation in the Middle East complicated shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, while risks in the Red Sea and Black Sea increased pressure on global supply chains, triggering an energy…

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Israelis await final election results as Netanyahu rivals weigh joining forces with Arab parties | Business

JERUSALEM (AP) — Anxious Israelis watched election results near completion Wednesday after the highest voter turnout in over a quarter-century, as no clear winner emerged and weeks of negotiating could lie ahead for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and an array of opposition parties trying to unseat him. Arab-led parties made a historic showing, but it’s…

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Trade, Connectivity and Diplomacy: What’s Next for Turkic Cooperation

Trade, Connectivity and Diplomacy: What’s Next for Turkic Cooperation

ASTANA — As the Organization of Turkic States (OTS) prepares for its Oct. 30 summit in Ankara, experts say its expanding ambitions in trade, transport, energy and security present Kazakhstan with both opportunities and challenges, particularly in turning political commitments into economic gains while preserving its independent foreign policy. Leaders gather for the 12th Organization…

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