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A new CEPR analysis examines the true scale and structure of the European Union's debt, aiming to make the often opaque accounting of EU liabilities more transparent. The discussion centres on how much debt the EU and its member states actually carry, how it is recorded, and what the hidden obligations could mean for future fiscal policy and budget negotiations in Brussels.
- 2Ukraine says its strikes have hit over half of Russia's oil refining capacity●Ukraine claims its attacks have taken out more than half of Russia's oil refining capacity
Ukraine says its long-range drone and missile attacks have knocked out more than half of Russia's oil refining capacity, according to claims picked up by major outlets including ABC News. The strikes, aimed at refineries deep inside Russia, are intended to cut the fuel revenues funding Moscow's war effort. If accurate, the damage would be a significant blow to Russia's energy sector, though the scale of the impact is difficult to verify independently.
- 3Skeptical look at trusting whatever AI says●Well, if AI said it, it must be true https://www.theverge.com/ai-artificial-intelligence/1004549/well-if-ai-said-it-it-m
The Verge is running a piece taking aim at the growing habit of treating AI outputs as automatically true, under the pointed headline 'Well, if AI said it, it must be true'. The article, filed under AI and ethics, taps into ongoing concern about overreliance on chatbots and machine-generated answers without verification.
- 4Kuleba says Putin wages war in Ukraine to secure his legacy●⚡ NEWS Kuleba: Putin Driven by Historical Legacy in Ukraine War Former Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba told Fra
Former Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba told France 24 that Vladimir Putin's main motivation for the war in Ukraine is a desire to secure his place in history books, framing the invasion as driven by historical legacy rather than security concerns. Kuleba's comments come as Western debate continues over Putin's aims and how to end the conflict, with the ex-minister comparing the Russian leader's imperial ambitions to those of past rulers.
- 5Free AI tool transcribes an hour of audio in five minutes for Spanish freelancers●💸 Transcribe 1h de audio a texto con IA gratis · 0€ · #1 🤖 IA gratis para autonomos — €0 en 5 min ¿Justicia real o teatr
A free artificial intelligence service is being promoted to self-employed workers in Spain, promising to transcribe up to one hour of audio into text at no cost in about five minutes. The pitch is aimed at autonomos who cannot afford professional transcription, with claims of zero euros and no catches. It is being shared alongside unrelated Spanish true-crime and corruption content.
- 6Elvis Costello revisits the making of My Aim Is True●Elvis Costello on the birth of My Aim Is True: digging into his origin story, the making of his debut, and the great mus
Elvis Costello is looking back on the origins of his 1977 debut album My Aim Is True, discussing his early days, the recording of the record, and unreleased material being surfaced in a new box set. In a new interview with Rolling Stone, he digs into his origin story and the great music he had tucked away from that era, giving fans a fresh look at how his career began.
- 7Halloween game DLC leans into Michael Myers fandom▼Halloween: The Game's DLC Is Only For the True Michael Myers Sickos
Halloween: The Game is releasing downloadable content aimed at the franchise's most devoted Michael Myers fans. Polygon's write-up frames the DLC as tailored to hardcore devotees of the silent slasher, suggesting extra depth or content for players who want more from the killer. Reaction so far appears focused on how far the game is willing to cater to the character's most dedicated audience.
- 8Elvis Costello Looks Back on the Making of My Aim Is True●Elvis Costello on His Early Days: The Birth of ‘My Aim Is True’
Elvis Costello reflects on his early days and the making of his 1977 debut album 'My Aim Is True', discussing how the record came together at the start of his career. The interview, published by Rolling Stone, revisits the sessions and circumstances behind the album that launched him as a major figure in new wave and rock music.
- 9Believers Asked What Else They Accept on Faith●Theists: What else in your life besides God do you accept as the truth because there’s no way to disprove it? __________
A question aimed at theists is circulating online, asking what else in their lives they accept as true simply because it cannot be disproven, besides God. The prompt is drawing discussion among religious and atheist users about the nature of faith, unfalsifiable beliefs, and how people justify what they hold to be true.
- 10Sharks Foundation partners with Special Olympics Northern California▼Sharks Foundation, Special Olympics Northern California team up to help make dreams come true
The San Jose Sharks Foundation has announced a partnership with Special Olympics Northern California aimed at supporting athletes and helping fulfill their dreams. The collaboration, reported in Los Gatos area media, will focus on charitable initiatives benefiting athletes with intellectual disabilities across the region. Details of specific programs or funding amounts have not yet been disclosed.
- 11Scam Alerts Target iPhone Preorder Buyers▼Before You Preorder the iPhone Duo, Watch Out For This Scam
Ahead of Apple's new iPhone launch, reports are warning buyers to be careful when preordering, as scammers set up fake preorder links and phishing pages to steal payment details and personal information. Shoppers are advised to order only through Apple's official site or authorised retailers, and to be wary of deals that seem too good to be true during the preorder rush.
- 12Debate renews over clashing religious truth claims●Theists: Every # religion claims it’s the true one. They can’t all be true. At most, only one is. How would an outsider
A challenge aimed at religious believers is circulating online, asking how an outsider could determine which faith, if any, is the true one. The argument notes that every religion claims exclusive truth, and since they contradict each other, at most one can be correct. Replies are weighing in on atheism, faith and how belief should be evaluated.