1. Russian Deputy Prime Minister Novak said that Russian and American companies have begun negotiations on diesel supply deals. Novak also revealed that in the first nine months of 2026, Russia supplied $21.3 billion worth of energy products to Europe. 2. Yemeni Houthi spokesman Yahya Sareya issued a statement on the 12th saying that in the past 24 hours, Saudi Arabia has launched 119 air strikes and missile attacks on the Yemeni capital Sana'a and the provinces of Jawf, Taiz, Sa'da, and Malib. 3. Speaking in the lower house of parliament on October 12, British Prime Minister Burnham said that the RAF Fairford base incident “is very likely” to be coordinated and planned within Iran, and “almost certainly” it was directed by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps of Iran. However, Iran previously denied any involvement in the incident and protested against the British side. 4. Meta launched the next-generation AI models Muse Wonder and Muse Wonder Full, claiming that they have reached the cutting edge of the industry in terms of personal and professional intelligence tasks. Zuckerberg expects the development cycle for later larger models to be shortened, and plans to achieve a return on huge AI investments through subscriptions, commercial service sharing, APIs, and enterprise services. 5. Federal Reserve Hamak said that interest rates need to be raised further; they prefer smaller and more frequent rate hikes. 6. LVMH's third-quarter revenue was 18.5 billion euros, which is expected to be 18.5 billion euros. Organic sales in the fashion and leather goods business fell 5% in the third quarter, the performance of the wine and spirits business exceeded expectations, and organic sales increased 6% in the third quarter. 7. Nvidia and Cisco jointly launched a new pluggable optical module USFP with the aim of expanding the network scale of the AI factory.

1. Russian Deputy Prime Minister Novak said that Russian and American companies have begun negotiations on diesel supply deals. Novak also revealed that in the first nine months of 2026, Russia supplied $21.3 billion worth of energy products to Europe. 2. Yemeni Houthi spokesman Yahya Sareya issued a statement on the 12th saying that in the past 24 hours, Saudi Arabia has launched 119 air strikes and missile attacks on the Yemeni capital Sana'a and the provinces of Jawf, Taiz, Sa'da, and Malib. 3. Speaking in the lower house of parliament on October 12, British Prime Minister Burnham said that the RAF Fairford base incident “is very likely” to be coordinated and planned within Iran, and “almost certainly” it was directed by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps of Iran. However, Iran previously denied any involvement in the incident and protested against the British side. 4. Meta launched the next-generation AI models Muse Wonder and Muse Wonder Full, claiming that they have reached the cutting edge of the industry in terms of personal and professional intelligence tasks. Zuckerberg expects the development cycle for later larger models to be shortened, and plans to achieve a return on huge AI investments through subscriptions, commercial service sharing, APIs, and enterprise services. 5. Federal Reserve Hamak said that interest rates need to be raised further; they prefer smaller and more frequent rate hikes. 6. LVMH's third-quarter revenue was 18.5 billion euros, which is expected to be 18.5 billion euros. Organic sales in the fashion and leather goods business fell 5% in the third quarter, the performance of the wine and spirits business exceeded expectations, and organic sales increased 6% in the third quarter. 7. Nvidia and Cisco jointly launched a new pluggable optical module USFP with the aim of expanding the network scale of the AI factory.