Nov 14, 2026, 05:00 AM UTC

Nvidia Chief Executive Officer Jensen Huang has resigned from his post following disclosures regarding extramarital relationships with company employees. Chief Financial Officer Colette Kress has been named interim CEO while the semiconductor giant navigates the executive transition.

Reports indicate that internal investigations were prompted by Huang's undisclosed personal conduct. Media coverage has highlighted additional scrutiny surrounding the affairs, with some reports noting concerns from U.S. intelligence agencies over potential foreign espionage risks involving individuals linked to the executive, while others focused on further undisclosed relationships within the firm.

Sources: The Insider, NEXTA, NV

Political tensions in Washington have escalated following historic Democratic victories in the US midterm elections. Former diplomat George Kent observed that the significant shift in congressional representation reflects widespread voter frustration with President Donald Trump's administration and governing style.

In response to the outcome, Trump publicly questioned the election's fairness on social media, departing from earlier assurances that he would accept the results. He also directed the Department of Justice to investigate Democratic lawmakers, accusing them of using impeachment threats to exert improper pressure on senior officials.

Meanwhile, in a broadcast interview with CBS, Trump defended his diplomatic approach to Moscow and remarked that a post-war Ukraine would likely assume a "slightly different shape."

Sources: NV, Point, The Insider, Радіо Свобода, Українська правда

Following the swearing-in of Israel's new Knesset, opposition lawmakers are leveraging their parliamentary majority to dismantle key policies of caretaker Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Led by former military chief Gadi Eisenkot, who holds a six-week mandate to form a governing coalition, opposition parties introduced several legislative measures targeting Netanyahu's political legacy.

Priorities for the anti-Netanyahu bloc include electing a new Knesset speaker to replace Netanyahu ally Amir Ohana and establishing a state commission of inquiry into the October 7, 2023 Hamas attack. While Eisenkot's four-party alliance secured 48 seats in the 120-member parliament, he has secured backing from 67 lawmakers to attempt coalition building. Meanwhile, Netanyahu's camp has targeted opposition efforts, criticizing potential reliance on Arab-Israeli political parties to maintain legislative control.

Sources: BBC News, Bloomberg, Cyprus Mail, France24, The Guardian.

Belgian lawmaker Denis Ducarme of the Reformist Movement has defended draft legislation allowing police to enter private residences to detain unauthorized foreign nationals deemed a threat to public order or national security, provided a magistrate approves the search. Addressing public concern, Ducarme maintained that judicial home entries are already permitted under existing Belgian law, describing the reform as a continuation of established legal standards.

Meanwhile, authorities in Flemish Brabant are investigating a police shooting on Bevekomsestraat in Bierbeek. Official statements confirm an officer from the Ardennes Brabançonnes police zone shot and injured a man on Saturday evening, though officials have refrained from disclosing additional specifics regarding the event or the individual involved.

Sources: Le Soir, RTBF Info.

Following Democratic gains in the recent US midterm elections, the White House has warned opposition lawmakers against aggressive congressional investigations into the Trump administration. Legal counsel for the administration signaled resistance to anticipated inquiries, which are expected to target cabinet travel expenses and executive branch spending.

On foreign policy, US President Donald Trump indicated potential interest in pursuing regime change in Cuba during his remaining term, stating he would consider military options. Meanwhile, Japanese officials expressed concern over potential US foreign policy shifts toward China following the election results.

Separately, the Department of Homeland Security reported a record high in deportations, stating that Immigration and Customs Enforcement removed over 483,000 individuals during the previous fiscal year.

Sources: Der Spiegel, Der Standard, DW, FAZ, ORF