Reuters World News: October 15 Global Headlines

Reuters presents a daily global news briefing for October 15, covering major political, economic, and security developments. The report includes correspondents' context on Ukraine's refinery strike, U.S. inflation and AI debt concerns, a school collapse in Pakistan, and maritime incidents near the Strait of Hormuz.\n\n■ Ukraine and Russia\n- Ukraine strikes a Russian oil refinery, defying Trump's energy ceasefire request.\n- Zelensky's comments, Starlink speed limits on Ukrainian drones, and Russian attacks on power stations.\n\n■ United States\n- Trump cancels broadcast of Fort Hood shooter's execution; bipartisan criticism follows.\n- September inflation tops forecasts on fuel and energy costs, shifting Fed rate expectations.\n- AI debt concerns hit CoreWeave and Oracle; Ohio economy shapes midterm early voting.\n\n■ Middle East and South Asia\n- Two ships sink near the Strait of Hormuz in 24 hours.\n- Pakistan school roof collapse kills at least 34 children and one teacher.\n\nThis briefing is suitable for viewers seeking a concise roundup of global headlines and economic trends. It offers headline-level summaries and correspondent insights to help track stories affecting markets, politics, and international affairs. Additional analysis and news are available via Reuters.com or the Reuters app.