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2026-10-12

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  • The winner of the Nobel Prize in Economics was just announced.

  • The Royal Swedish Academy in Stockholm says this year's recipients

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  • President Trump says Russia and Ukraine have agreed to an energy ceasefire,

  • but NPR's Joanna Kikisus reports Ukraine's account differs from the president's.

  • Zelensky said on Sunday that he did not know anything about the ceasefire.

  • This would involve both sides halting attacks on energy facilities.

  • And in his evening video address Sunday night, Zelensky said he welcomes such a ceasefire.

  • He's saying, let's make it happen.

  • Ukraine supports real paths to ending this war and is ready to stop striking

  • Russian energy infrastructure if Russia reciprocates in Ukraine.

  • NPR's Joanna Kikisis reporting.

  • North Korea has conducted what appears to be its fourth missile launch in the past month.