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The Stock Information published a summary of events marked as Monday, October 12. They reported that the USA wanted Poland to permanently sit in the G20, and the pope was scheduled for lung tumor surgery in a few days. According to the post, the Indonesian minister announced a permanent increase in coal prices, Denmark lifted the ban on corporal punishment of students, and the El Niño phenomenon limited traffic in the Panama Canal. The authors also mentioned a plan to transfer part of the oversight of the Warsaw Stock Exchange from the Financial Supervision Authority to ESMA in Paris, with a decision at the level of EU ministers, as well as a fire at the Komsomolskaya coking coal mine in Russia. They attributed to Donald Trump the statement that Ukraine and Russia were no longer targeting energy facilities and wrote that the USA would halt weapons to Kyiv if it attacked refineries. At the same time, they stated that Russia continued to attack Ukrainian energy infrastructure. The summary also mentioned a student strike in Azerbaijan related to the hijab ban, the resumption of fighting between Eritrea and Ethiopia, and a fire on another supertanker after an Iranian attack. The authors wrote about 72 casualties in a gold mine in Sudan and airstrikes in Egypt, as well as Houthi attacks on additional airports in Saudi Arabia, which reportedly resulted in casualties. They added that Nepal was hit by another flash flood. Among other information were: the arrest of a person threatening Prime Minister Donald Tusk, the official presence of the rainbow flag in Parliament in The Hague, and India's efforts to host the Olympic Games in 2036. The Stock Information also reported that in Japan, the prize in a competition increased to $15,000 for 90 minutes of sleep, and Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni registered her voice as a trademark to prevent AI from copying it. The post ended with a mention of Columbus Day and a joke about an American snake speaking the language of dollars. #Świat #Polska #Aktualności (translated)

LOUD stated that they came very close to winning the title that day, but highlighted the extraordinary campaign they had made so far. The organization said there would still be a new chapter ahead in the world championship in Thailand and thanked the fans for their support. #goLOUD https://t.co/gpFVNwED4L #futebol #mundial #campanha (translated)

Kimi Antonelli, after finishing third in the Singapore GP, has the opportunity to become world champion as early as the next race in Austin, while Max Verstappen secured the victory, consolidating his seasonal dominance with Red Bull. #F1 #GPdiSingapore #KimiAntonelli (translated)

The Formula One patient stated that if Max Verstappen does not win any races by the end of the year, that day could have been the last opportunity for him to appear on the podium side by side with engineer GP. According to the author, it seemed that Red Bull would agree with McLaren on GP's early departure and would not keep him in the team against his will. If that were to happen, it would be characteristic for GP and Verstappen to have last stood on the podium together in Singapore, at a circuit that Verstappen said had not favored him for many years. The author labeled it as the best conclusion to one of the most successful partnerships between a driver and an engineer in F1 history. #F1 #Verstappen #RedBull (translated)

Diego Mejia pointed out that Max Verstappen achieved his 73rd victory in his 250th race in Formula 1 and won the Singapore Grand Prix for the first time. He added that the Dutchman had won at 31 different Grand Prix, compared to Lewis Hamilton's 32, and that he overcame communication issues during the race. https://t.co/aVrGruNulp #F1 #Verstappen #GPdeSingapur (translated)

The Indonesia GP of MotoGP presents itself as an exciting race in which Marc Márquez and Jorge Martín fight to position themselves at the top of the championship, with Márquez seeking to consolidate his leadership and Martín trying to regain ground after a difficult season. #MotoGP #GPIIndonesia #MarcMárquez (translated)