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- 1Who really deserves this year's Nobel Peace Prize●Forget the famous names. Here is who actually deserves this year’s Nobel peace prize | Haakon Gjerløw By Haakon Gjerløw
Ahead of this year's Nobel Peace Prize announcement, commentator Haakon Gjerløw argues the award should not go to the big names favoured by betting markets, such as Donald Trump and Volodymyr Zelenskyy. Writing in the Guardian, he contends the most vital peace work is being done quietly by people far from the public spotlight, and urges the Nobel committee to recognise them.
- 2Deterrence Now Central, But Arms Control Must Not Be Forgotten▼Deterrence Is Now Key. But Don’t Forget About Arms Control
Commentary in Internationale Politik Quarterly argues that while deterrence has become the central pillar of security policy amid heightened nuclear tensions, arms control must remain part of the agenda. The piece warns that abandoning negotiations and treaties altogether would leave Europe and its allies more exposed, and urges policymakers to pair deterrence with renewed arms control diplomacy.
- 3ADL data attributes 76% of extremist murders to right-wing extremists●Never Forget Never Forget Who Never Forget What 76% of U.S. extremist-related murders from 2015–2024 were committed by r
Figures circulating online attribute 76% of U.S. extremist-related murders between 2015 and 2024 to right-wing extremists, citing 328 of 429 killings and crediting the ADL Center on Extremism's 2025 reporting. The statistic is being shared amid renewed debate over political violence and how extremism is categorized in the United States.
- 4Princess Diana's brother recalls her in new book▼In new book, Princess Diana's brother remembers her as unforgettable
Charles Spencer, Princess Diana's brother, has published a new book in which he remembers his sister as unforgettable. The memoir offers personal reflections on Diana's life and character, drawing fresh public attention to one of the most photographed and talked-about members of the British royal family, more than 25 years after her death.
- 5Cloudflare launches Forge, an open source code generation pipeline●Introducing Forge: the open source pipeline for generating SDKs, CLIs, docs, and more
Cloudflare has introduced Forge, an open source pipeline that automatically generates SDKs, CLIs, documentation and other developer artifacts from a single source. Announced on the Cloudflare blog, the tool aims to reduce the manual work of keeping client libraries and docs in sync across languages and platforms. Developers are likely to examine what it generates, its licensing, and how it compares with existing codegen tooling.
- 6Calls to move past Brexit face long road to new settlement▼Leave Brexit behind – but a new European settlement will take time
Commentary argues Britain should leave Brexit behind, but warns that forging a new relationship with Europe will be a slow process. Writing in The Independent, the author suggests any new European settlement — redefining the UK's ties with the EU after years of division — cannot be rushed and will take considerable time to negotiate and implement.
- 7Rohit Sharma opens up on 2023 World Cup heartbreak▼'I want to forget November 19': Rohit Sharma opens up on 2023 World Cup heartbreak, reveals the bond he shares with Virat Kohli
India captain Rohit Sharma has spoken candidly about the pain of losing the 2023 ODI World Cup final to Australia on November 19 in Ahmedabad, saying he wants to forget the date. He also reflected on his close bond with Virat Kohli, describing the mutual respect and friendship the two senior batsmen share after years playing together for India.
- 8Cloudflare open-sources Forge after Anthropic acquires Stainless▼Anthropic bought Stainless and shuttered its SDK generator. Cloudflare open-sourced Forge instead.
Anthropic has acquired Stainless, the developer tooling company behind a popular SDK generator, and has shut down the generator service. In response, Cloudflare has open-sourced Forge, its own alternative for generating software development kits. Developers who relied on Stainless are now weighing Cloudflare's Forge as a replacement, sparking discussion about tooling ownership and the future of open-source SDK generation.
- 9Another Iconic Video Game Franchise Gets Long-Awaited Reboot▼Forget 'Resident Evil,' Another Iconic Video Game Franchise Is Getting a Long-Awaited Reboot
Reports say that, beyond the well-known 'Resident Evil' adaptations, another iconic video game franchise is getting a long-awaited reboot. The coverage frames this as big news for gaming fans, but the specific franchise, the studio behind it, and any release timeline are not specified in the available reporting.
- 102026 MTV VMAs Red Carpet Delivers Bold Fashion Moments▼2026 MTV VMAs Red Carpet: Bold & Unforgettable Fashion Moments
The 2026 MTV Video Music Awards red carpet drew attention for its bold and memorable fashion, with attendees making striking style statements that are being highlighted by outlets such as EBONY Magazine. Coverage focuses on standout looks and unforgettable moments from stars arriving at the ceremony, keeping the VMAs in the conversation for both music and style.
- 11Researchers forge 1024-bit RSA signatures in near-record time●Forging 1024-bit RSA signatures in nearly SNFS time [pdf]
A new cryptography paper describes a method for forging 1024-bit RSA digital signatures in time close to the Special Number Field Sieve, one of the fastest known factoring approaches. The work suggests 1024-bit RSA keys, still used in some older systems, offer less security margin than previously assumed. Security researchers are weighing what this means for legacy infrastructure and how soon key sizes should be raised.
- 12Nike, PepsiCo and Ferrromark Hit 52-Week Lows●Why Did NKE, PEP, FRMI Stocks Dip To 52-Week Lows Last Week?
Nike (NKE), PepsiCo (PEP) and Forge Rock-listed FRMI were among stocks that fell to 52-week lows last week, according to financial coverage of the market pullback. A 52-week low signals shares are trading at their weakest point in a year, often prompting investors to ask whether weakness in these consumer names points to broader concerns about spending and demand.
- 13Classic Horror Game Set for New Movie Reboot▼Forget ‘Resident Evil,’ Another Classic Horror Game Is Getting a Movie Reboot
A classic horror video game is reportedly being developed into a movie reboot, with coverage framing it as an alternative to the well-known 'Resident Evil' franchise. The report suggests studios are continuing to mine retro horror games for film adaptations, following the box-office success of other game-to-movie projects. Details on which game is involved and who is producing remain limited.
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InsideEVs argues that the real challenge for electric vehicles is not politics but age: older drivers remain far more reluctant to buy EVs than younger buyers, limiting the technology's growth potential. The piece suggests the industry's fortunes depend on shifting demographics rather than winning over skeptical policymakers or political camps.
- 15Australian Developers Press Ahead With Luxury Projects Despite Housing Slump▼Aussie Developers Forge Ahead With Luxury Projects This Season Despite Housing-Market Woes
Australian property developers are continuing to launch high-end residential projects this season, even as the broader housing market struggles with rising costs and weaker demand. The report from Mansion Global highlights the divide between the luxury segment and the wider market, where many buyers are pulling back. Observers are watching whether premium projects can sustain momentum while the rest of the sector cools.
- 16Volunteers turn surrendered weapons into garden tools and art▼Volunteers disassemble weapons to forge them into garden tools, works of art
Volunteers are taking apart firearms and forging the metal into garden tools and works of art, turning instruments of violence into objects of everyday use and beauty. The initiative gives decommissioned weapons a second life while drawing attention to gun violence and how communities can respond to it creatively.
- 17Startup cofounder sparks debate over cheating in hiring▼'Forget coding, just learn how to cheat': Startup cofounder reacts to Reddit post claiming cheaters get jo
A startup cofounder is reacting to a Reddit post claiming that candidates who cheat are getting jobs, quipping that people should 'forget coding, just learn how to cheat.' The comment has stirred discussion in tech circles about hiring practices, take-home assignments, and how widespread cheating is among job applicants.