Nov 9, 2026, 10:30 AM UTC

Nadia Calviño, president of the European Investment Bank, stated that the future leadership of the European Central Bank should continue the path set by current president Christine Lagarde. Speaking in an interview with Bloomberg, Calviño addressed the upcoming succession process at the central bank alongside wider geopolitical and economic challenges facing the continent.

During the discussion, Calviño also examined how upcoming US elections could impact European markets and outlined developments within Europe's technology sector. Discussions surrounding the eventual replacement for Lagarde have drawn increasing focus from financial analysts and policymakers seeking continuity in eurozone monetary policy amid ongoing economic uncertainty.

Sources: Bloomberg.

Nvidia has launched an independent investigation into its chief executive officer, Jensen Huang, following concerns raised by United States intelligence officials regarding his relationship with a Singaporean executive suspected of ties to Chinese intelligence.

In an internal message to staff, Huang admitted to an extramarital affair with the woman, identified in reports as Alice Huang, and apologized to his family and employees. US intelligence agencies are examining whether the relationship was leveraged to acquire sensitive corporate or technological information, including details surrounding a $4.8 billion transaction.

Nvidia stated that there is currently no indication that company secrets or national security have been compromised.

Sources: Siol.net, Delo, Index, Avaz, Danas.

Two people died and more than 30 others suffered injuries after a Serbian-registered bus overturned on the A3 highway in Croatia on Sunday morning.

The accident occurred at approximately 7:25 a.m. near the Ivanić-Grad interchange as the vehicle traveled toward Zagreb. According to the Croatian Health Ministry, six passengers sustained serious injuries, while 27 others received minor injuries. Both bus drivers were among those injured.

Emergency responders deployed multiple ambulances and an emergency medical service helicopter to transport a critically injured 20-year-old woman to a hospital. Victims were taken to several medical centers across Zagreb for treatment. Croatian police confirmed that traffic along the highway was restricted following the incident.

Sources: N1, Danas, Beta, Dan, Vijesti.

A recent CRO Demoskop survey revealed that Croatian citizens rated political developments in Serbia, specifically the electoral defeat of Aleksandar Vučić, as their primary focus over the past month. According to the poll, 21.9 percent of respondents identified the defeat as the top issue, surpassing domestic concerns such as inflation and rising prices at 14.3 percent, as well as wider European street protests at 12.4 percent.

Concurrently, minority council elections were conducted across Serbia. Members of the Croatian community voted directly for the first time to select representatives for the Croatian National Council. Jasna Vojnić, leader of the "Hrvatska nacionalna vizija" list, reported an absolute victory after her group secured 16 seats based on initial vote tallies.

Sources: Danas, HRT Vijesti, Index, N1

A report by Spanish fact-checking organization Maldita.es has uncovered widespread child sexual abuse material on TikTok. Researchers identified 1,183 explicit videos on the platform that had accumulated a combined total of approximately 48 million views.

In addition to the illicit media, the investigation flagged more than 26,000 suspicious user accounts engaged in interacting with, commenting on, or distributing the content. Maldita.es Director Clara Jiménez pointed to critical lapses in the platform's safety enforcement and content moderation systems. The findings highlight ongoing challenges social networks face in preventing the dissemination of illegal material involving minors.

Sources: Cumhuriyet.