Nov 15, 2026, 11:00 AM UTC

Nvidia’s board of directors and U.S. intelligence agencies, including the Federal Bureau of Investigation, are investigating Chief Executive Officer Jensen Huang following revelations of an extramarital affair with Alice Huang, a former executive at Singapore-based Megaspeed. Federal authorities are examining whether Alice Huang was acting on behalf of Chinese intelligence to extract sensitive technological data from the semiconductor chief.

U.S. President Donald Trump described the allegations as astonishing, confirming the FBI's involvement while noting that Jensen Huang denied any knowledge of foreign intelligence ties during a private conversation. In an internal memo to Nvidia employees, the chief executive acknowledged marital infidelity without identifying the partner involved. Following the news, Nvidia's share price dropped, though the company stated that preliminary checks show no evidence that proprietary technology or state security data was compromised.

Sources: Hospodářské noviny, Money, Rzeczpospolita, Seznam Zprávy, TVP info.

US President Donald Trump has publicly cast doubt on the fairness of the recent midterm election results via posts on social media, despite earlier commitments to accept the outcome. The move follows significant victories by the Democratic Party in Congress, which former US diplomat George Kent attributed to widespread voter unhappiness with the administration's policy trajectory.

In response to the Democratic gains, Trump directed the Department of Justice to launch an inquiry into Democratic lawmakers, alleging they engaged in illegal pressure tactics by threatening officials with impeachment.

Meanwhile, during a television interview with CBS, Trump defended his foreign policy record regarding Moscow. Addressing the ongoing conflict in Eastern Europe, he asserted that a post-war Ukraine would ultimately assume a "slightly different shape."

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

Polish citizens have responded with widespread support following the 7 November mass shooting in Krakow's main square, which left six people dead and 15 wounded. A fundraising campaign established for the two police officers injured while apprehending the gunman raised over €1.13 million within 17 hours. Urges for blood donations continue across Poland for Officer Jakub Kulik, a former paratrooper who remains in critical condition.

Authorities stated that police responded within 23 seconds of receiving the emergency call to neutralize the 24-year-old suspect. The wounded officers received immediate medical attention from two prominent surgeons dining nearby. While all 15 injured bystanders are currently in stable condition, investigators are working to determine the shooter's motive after discovering three of his relatives dead at his residence.

Sources: Adevărul, Digi24, HotNews, TV8, Ziarul de Gardă.

Nationalist Movement Party (MHP) Chairman Devlet Bahçeli announced details regarding the "Terror-Free Turkey" initiative in statements published by Türkgün newspaper. Bahçeli framed the effort as a central political imperative linked to the broader construction of the "Turkish and Turkey Century," describing the initiative as an unavoidable step to address ongoing security and geopolitical challenges.

The announcement coincided with major organizational movements across the Turkish political spectrum, including the inaugural convention of the YENİ Party in Ankara, where incumbent Chair Özgür Özel delivered opening remarks to registered delegates.

Sources: Anadolu Ajansı (Anadolu Agency), Bianet, Cumhuriyet

Béla Merkely, the rector of Budapest's Semmelweis University, attended a hunting trip in Uganda alongside a business partner prior to an official hospital development project, according to local media reports. The excursion took place ahead of official events linked to the Mulago hospital development initiative, a nearly 800 million HUF project involving the university.

Reports indicate that an entrepreneur whose company contracted with Semmelweis University for the Ugandan project was present during the hunting event. Merkely confirmed participation in the hunting trip, maintaining that it was conducted at his own personal expense.

The revelations follow Merkely's unexpected resignation on November 5, which he attributed to trust issues regarding the university's Board of Trustees.

Sources: 444, HVG, Telex.