Binance says about $6.3 billion was stolen from its hot wallets and that company funds will cover the loss. Independent blockchain firms link the attack to North Korea, but Binance and government authorities have not confirmed the attribution.
Türkiye’s PFDK banned Fenerbahçe’s Archie Brown for three official matches and Galatasaray’s Abdülkerim Bardakcı for two over fighting after the derby, while both clubs received financial and partial stand sanctions.
Interim payments are beginning for funds under extraordinary liquidation, capped for each investor in each fund at the calculated net investment amount or 1 million liras.
Doğuş Otomotiv and Volkswagen Group companies signed a letter of intent to explore options for producing Volkswagen passenger cars in Türkiye, but no final investment or production commitment has been announced.
The allies agreed to establish an AMRAAM final assembly and inspection facility in Japan, but have not disclosed its location, operator, timetable or output.
AWS revenue rose 39.3% to $46 billion, but Amazon’s trailing-12-month free cash flow turned to a $42.4 billion outflow as AI infrastructure spending accelerated.
Third-tier Bitlis 1916 beat second-tier Kayserispor 4-1 in the Turkish Cup third qualifying round to advance.
Christine Lagarde will leave the European Central Bank presidency on February 7, 2027, months before her term ends, beginning a treaty-based succession process.
Türkiye’s domestic high-speed train reached about 250 km/h in testing. Officials aim to finish tests in 2026 and begin passenger service after certification in the first quarter of 2027.
The UN General Assembly backed a nonbinding call to end the US embargo on Cuba by 130–17, with 25 abstentions. Only the US Congress can lift the embargo.
Türkiye’s 2027 Presidential Annual Programme targets 4.2% growth, 21% year-end inflation, 657,000 additional jobs and $292 billion in exports.
The United States sanctioned Rwanda’s Ministry of Defence and Zigama Credit and Savings Society over alleged support for M23 in eastern Congo. Rwanda denies backing the group and says the DRC has not met its peace commitments.
Apple introduced its first touchscreen MacBook Pro models with 14- and 16-inch tandem OLED displays, M5 Pro and M5 Max chips, and US prices starting at $2,899. Pre-orders opened October 28, with availability beginning November 6.
At least 68 people were killed when Renfe AVE and Iryo high-speed trains collided near Urda in Spain’s Toledo province. Rescue work continued, the Madrid–Andalusia corridor was suspended, and the cause remained under investigation.
Türkiye’s Education Ministry unveiled an AI-supported EBA platform for students, teachers, parents and administrators. The service includes personalized learning, progress tracking, assessment and school-data anomaly reporting.
Türkiye’s September trade deficit narrowed 25.8% year on year to $5.163 billion as exports rose 15.3% and imports increased 5.6%. The January-September deficit still widened 5.7% to $70.967 billion.
Türkiye presented its Digital Sovereignty Strategy to the Cybersecurity Board, prioritizing critical infrastructure, technological independence and interagency coordination. The full text, budget and timeline have not yet been released.
Microsoft has opened a time-limited voluntary exit program to about 60,000 eligible employees in participating teams across four countries. The company has not said how many will accept.
