All 465 seats in Japan’s Lower House of Representatives will be up for grabs on Sunday during the country’s general election. #Japan #JapanElection
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Factal gives companies the facts they need in real time to protect people, avoid disruptions and drive automation when the unexpected happens. Founded by the team behind BreakingNews.com, Factal combines experienced journalists with machine learning to identify, verify and geolocate global incidents at unprecedented speed and precision. Interested in learning more? Email us at hello@factal.com.
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Editors Jimmy Lovaas and Agnese Boffano discuss the recent killing of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, plus more on elections in Japan, Botswana and Eastern Europe’s Georgia, and the United Kingdom’s upcoming budget. Find the #FactalForecast where you listen to podcasts and on our blog.
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There's a lot of eyes on security around the U.S. election, especially for those in #RiskIntelligence and #GlobalSecurity. This week's Benchmarker has seven stories related to election security, updates on Helene's impact, bomb threats in India and more. https://lnkd.in/gtT4FP6G
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India-Canada relations sour after diplomats expelled Find out more on the tit-for-tat expulsions in the #FactalForecast podcast. https://lnkd.in/gCF32_SV
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Need help preparing for next week? In the Extended Outlook our editors share a snapshot of the events they're preparing for. It's part of the #FactalForecast
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A Diablo wind event is expected to bring critical wildfire risk for much of California’s Central Coast, including San Francisco, beginning Thursday and continuing through the weekend.
From the Forecast: Oct. 17 – Central California red flag warning
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In this episode of the #FactalForecast: India-Canada tensions - interview w/ Joe Veyera Oct. 19: Germany's Scholz to meet with Erdogan in Istanbul Oct. 20: Moldova presidential election and referendum Oct. 22: BRICS summit in Kazan, Russia Oct. 24: France to hold Lebanon conference Find the Forecast where you find podcasts and on our blog.
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It's been a bleak week for facts. The Atlantic's Charlie Warzel wrote that "a durable ecosystem exists to ensconce citizens in an alternate reality." In the aftermath of two hurricanes, the spread of misinformation is stalling recovery efforts. More on hurricane disinfo and other stories that #RiskIntelligence leaders are reading in Benchmarker: https://lnkd.in/g8MUU4qS
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The U.S. election will take place in a highly volatile risk environment. In recent weeks, U.S. national security officials have warned of lone-wolf attacks at polling stations. The U.S. Secret Service has designated vote counting and certification as a “national special security event,” a label previously given only to events the size of the Super Bowl or a presidential inauguration. Threats are mounting at the local level, where election officials are forced to increase security and train staff in how to safeguard the polls. As major news outlets continue to focus on the horse race, Senior Editor Rebecca Bratek is preparing for election day by continuing to fine tune Factal’s ground-level source base, focusing on the safety and security incidents surrounding the politics. “We are seeing people engage more on the internet. We have to vet that.” Bratek says. ”We’re looking for people on the ground, people who are there.” #RiskIntelligence #USElection