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Russian authorities have registered the deaths of more than 11,000 foreigners from nearly 100 countries in the war against Ukraine, according to confidential data held by the country’s statistics agency, Rosstat.

Two key House Republicans on Wednesday said Congress is prepared to subpoena Nvidia Corp. Chief Executive Officer Jensen Huang to provide answers about his affair with an alleged Chinese spy.

Huang’s affair and Trump’s ties to the Nvidia chief are now raising fresh questions about how much the US president knew about the matter, when he knew it, and whether any sensitive intelligence was exposed related to Washington’s AI arms race with Beijing. Gautam Mukunda, Lecturer at Yale School of Management and Bloomberg Opinion contributor, discusses the Nvidia scandal, implications on the US, and how it underscores growing espionage risks for other AI firms. (Source: Bloomberg)

Lawmakers are trending toward a short-term stopgap that would push fiscal 2027 funding to the incoming Democratic majorities, giving them leverage to press the Trump administration to end the war with Iran. David Malpass, Former President of the World Bank Group & Former Under Secretary of the Treasury for International Affairs, discusses Congress's post-midterm agenda and 2027 priorities. (Source: Bloomberg)

Ten years after the Brexit referendum, former Prime Minister David Cameron says the UK must abandon talk of rejoining the European Union and focus instead on being Brussels' "best partner." Speaking on the Mishal Husain Show, he argues that tackling domestic economic issues — overspending, overborrowing, overtaxing and overregulation — should be the current government's main priority. (Source: Bloomberg)

House Republicans blocked the impeachment of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth for leading military actions in Iran and Latin America. But with Democrats taking over Congress in January, the issue is likely to come up again. Bloomberg's Jill Disis reports. (Source: Bloomberg)

David Cameron, the former prime minister who led Britain’s unsuccessful campaign to stay in the European Union, warned Prime Minister Andy Burnham against seeking to rejoin the bloc, arguing that it would undermine talks for closer ties.

Democratic Republic of Congo President Felix Tshisekedi enacted a law that will help facilitate changes to the constitution, a measure his opponents warn is aimed at enabling him to stay in power beyond his current mandate.

Chile Finance Minister Jorge Quiroz conceded that the economy is in a recession, but says growth will rebound to about 4% in 2028. Quiroz says tax cuts and looser regulation will help offset a copper-mining crisis and spark a recovery. He speaks exclusively to Bloomberg's Caroline Gage in Santiago. (Source: Bloomberg)

President Donald Trump’s top lawyer warned the incoming chairman of the House Oversight Committee that some of its expected investigations may violate the law.

Andy Burnham pledged to outline his 10-year plan for Britain’s future before Christmas, after suggesting just last week that his blueprint might slip to next year.

Seema Shah, chief global strategist at Principal Asset Management, says this is not the end of the AI trade, but it will get a closer look from regulators. She says the "hits just keep on coming" in the AI space and investors have to be smart. She speaks on "Bloomberg Surveillance." (Source: Bloomberg)

Germany’s military banned Chinese-made drones used for training purposes and prohibited certain vehicles from bases after a counterintelligence assessment showed that data was potentially being collected and disseminated, people familiar with the matter said.

Chronic blackouts concentrated in Andean states make daily life an ordeal, fueling anti-government demonstrations

Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto has accepted the resignation of Vice President Gibran Rakabuming Raka, according to people with knowledge of the matter.

Two votes show how the GOP is sticking with the president — and his style.

Germany’s Defense Ministry will crack down on cases of sexual misconduct after a survey showing such incidents are common in the military laid bare a potential obstacle to the country’s ambition to establish Europe’s largest conventional army.

The fate of one of the UK’s largest undeveloped oil fields has become a test of Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s approach to global warming as he heads to the COP31 climate talks in Turkey.

Thousands of schools in Europe were targeted by bomb threats, leading to evacuations and adding to the recent disruption across the continent that grounded planes and saw supermarket fridges hacked.

US envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner plan to meet with President Vladimir Putin in Moscow on Thursday to continue a push for a peace deal between Russia and Ukraine, after a second day of talks between the sides in Abu Dhabi ended in less than two hours.

The fund manipulation scandal that’s roiled Turkey’s stock market is reverberating through the top ranks of its financial industry, with the chief banking regulator offering to resign on Wednesday and authorities arresting the former head of the country’s settlement and custody bank.

Poland’s president attended a rally organized by far-right groups on Independence Day, risking an increase in political tensions as the country navigates the aftermath of its deadliest shooting in decades.

Ukraine said it attacked oil infrastructure at the port of Ust-Luga, one of Russia’s biggest Baltic commodity-export hubs, as Moscow and Kyiv held US-mediated peace talks in the UAE.

Members of the Kennedy family want to join the fight to block construction of a triumphal arch in Washington championed by President Donald Trump, saying it would cast a shadow over gravesites of family members — including JFK’s memorial eternal flame.

A federal judge ruled that President Donald Trump can proceed with his $10 billion lawsuit against the British Broadcasting Corp. over a misleading edit of a speech he gave to supporters before they attacked the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021.

House Republicans blocked the impeachment of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth for US military actions in the Middle East and Latin America, effectively killing the effort until Democrats take over Congress in January.

Texas Capital has retired its TCBI ticker and adopted TXCP, which Rob Holmes, chairman, president, and CEO of Texas Capital Bank Shares, said reflects the company’s Texas Capital brand and its evolution beyond banking. Holmes described a six-year transformation that created what he called the first full-service financial services firm in Texas. Holmes speaks with Vonnie Quinn & Jess Menton on "The Close." (Source: Bloomberg)