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Day: October 15, 2026
No, there is no way to make an inverting buffer with just an op-amp that does not depend on the resistor values. You can get resistors with very fine accuracy and stability (at an equally impressive price) or you can get networks with matched (in value and in temperature coefficient) where the absolute accuracy may not be so impressive but the ratio is tightly controlled. There is a way to …
The closed-door meetings, held at the Permanent Court of Arbitration and scheduled to run through Oct. 18, focus on technical and legal issues. Both sides are presenting evidence and explaining the principles underpinning their respective maritime boundary claims, Anadolu Agency reported.
Cambodia is seeking a comprehensive maritime boundary agreement with Thailand under international law while remaining open to joint development and equitable resource sharing, Cambodian media reported.
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Phnom Penh has proposed concluding a treaty with Bangkok, with assistance from the Conciliation Commission, to establish a single, comprehensive maritime boundary between the two countries.
If the sides fail to reach agreement on maritime delimitation or joint development, Cambodia has proposed that the commission issue a report with recommendations to guide future negotiations in line with UNCLOS obligations.
Thailand’s delegation is led by Deputy Prime Minister Pakorn Nilprapunt, while Cambodian Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Prak Sokhonn heads his country’s delegation. Thai Foreign Minister Sihasak Phuangketkeow is expected to join the talks on Oct. 17.
The first round of discussions took place in Singapore from Sept. 14 to 16. The parties agreed on the commission’s terms of appointment and procedural rules, presented their respective positions and held separate discussions with the commission, but announced no settlement on the maritime boundary.
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A freight train has collided with a bus on the French side of the Channel Tunnel.
French authorities said at least 19 people have been injured following the crash. Some reports claim the bus overturned on a level crossing before being struck by the train, Mirror.co.uk reported.
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The French emergency medical service (SAMU), a mobile intensive care unit (SMUR) helicopter, and the fire and rescue service (SDIS) are at the crash site.
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Two Yemeni government officials told the Reuters news agency that the Houthis fired several missiles towards the palace compound.
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German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and French President Emmanuel Macron have reportedly approved a deal combining greater flexibility on vehicle emissions targets with stricter requirements to support European-made cars and components, according to the Handelsblatt business newspaper, Anadolu Agency reported.
Under the reported agreement, the EU’s target of reducing carbon dioxide emissions from new cars by 90% would remain in place, but manufacturers would no longer have to offset the remaining 10% through climate-neutral fuels or low-carbon steel.
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This could allow vehicles with petrol or diesel engines to remain on sale after 2035, provided they meet the applicable emissions limits. Vehicles capable of running exclusively on renewable fuels could also be treated as emission-free where technical restrictions prevent the use of fossil fuels.
The proposed changes would give automakers additional flexibility in meeting emissions targets. Excess emissions recorded in 2030 could be offset by reductions in 2031, while manufacturers could begin accumulating carbon credits in 2029. The calculation of greenhouse gas emissions for plug-in hybrid vehicles would also be more favorable than under the European Commission’s previous plans.
In return for the concessions on climate policy, France secured stronger “Made in EU” requirements. Under the reported deal, purchase incentives and public contracts would favor vehicles manufactured in Europe, while a greater share of batteries and key vehicle components would be required to come from European production.
The agreement would also remove plans to require member states to promote the electrification of large corporate vehicle fleets through mandatory quotas. British-made vehicles could qualify as European if the UK aligns its trade protection measures with EU standards, Handelsblatt reported.
Berlin and Paris intend to push the proposed changes through the Council of the European Union. The reported agreement would still need to be reflected in the relevant EU measures before the new rules could take effect.
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