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Russia Fires 36 Missiles and 172 Drones at Ukraine
Russia launched 36 missiles and 172 drones at Ukraine, damaging Kyiv's energy facilities and infrastructure as new peace talks approach in Abu Dhabi.
Russia Reportedly Plans to Supply Iran 90 Helicopter Launchers
Russia reportedly plans to supply Iran with 90 helicopter launchers for Mi-28 attack helicopters, raising questions about delivery timelines and regional security.
Trump May Seek North Korea Deal After US Midterm Setback
Trump may revive talks with Kim Jong Un after the US midterm setback, but North Korea's stronger military position and regional tensions could block a deal.
US Midterms Put Trump’s Foreign Policy Under Pressure
Democratic gains in the US midterms give Congress greater oversight power, raising questions about Trump's policies on Iran, Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan.
India Nepal Relations: Flood Aid and Energy Projects
India offers to support Nepal's flood-hit infrastructure as both neighbours explore hydropower investment, electricity trade and major development projects.
China Responds to Democratic Gains in US Midterm Elections
China says it will continue working with Washington after Democratic gains in the US midterms, stressing dialogue and agreements between Xi and Trump.
Netanyahu Faces Pressure After Democrats’ US Election Sweep
Israeli opposition leaders use Democratic gains in Congress to question Netanyahu’s US ties, while coalition negotiations leave the country’s next government uncertain.
Tehran Rally Mocks Trump After US Midterm Setback
Thousands gathered in Tehran to criticise the US and Israel, mocking Trump's election setback and linking it to economic pressures and the Iran conflict.
Gadi Eisenkot Rejects Netanyahu Alliance After Israel Vote
Gadi Eisenkot rejects joining a Netanyahu-led government despite reported US efforts to promote unity, as Israel's election leaves coalition talks uncertain.
Ajit Doval Meets Vietnam President To Lam to Boost Ties
Ajit Doval met Vietnam President To Lam to discuss cybersecurity, maritime security and economic cooperation under their Enhanced Comprehensive Strategic Partnership.
US Reportedly Strikes Iran’s Qeshm Island Amid Deal Hopes
Reported US strikes on Iran’s Qeshm Island come as JD Vance signals progress in negotiations, while oil prices and the midterm elections remain in focus.
Ajit Doval Meets Vietnam Defence Minister to Deepen Ties
NSA Ajit Doval and Vietnam's Deputy PM Phan Van Giang review bilateral defence cooperation as both countries seek deeper strategic and security engagement.
Iran-US War Fears Grow as Middle East Awaits Post-Midterm Moves
Iran-US war fears are growing across the Gulf as residents prepare for possible escalation after November 3, despite ongoing diplomatic efforts and mediation.
India Urges UN to Keep Human Rights Free From Politics
India has urged the UN to advance human rights through dialogue and equal treatment, warning that politicisation and selective scrutiny could weaken the Council's credibility.
China Fifth Plenum: Purge or Party Self-Purification?
China's Fifth Plenum expelled 33 officials and intensified Xi Jinping's anti-corruption campaign, raising questions about power, discipline and Party reform.
UN Cuba Vote: Support for US Embargo Condemnation Falls
The UN condemns the US embargo on Cuba for the 34th year, but support falls to 130 votes as 17 countries oppose the resolution and 25 abstain.
Oleshky Ceasefire Holds as European Leaders Speak With Putin
A temporary Oleshky ceasefire could enable the evacuation of up to 2,000 civilians as European leaders discuss Ukraine peace efforts with Vladimir Putin.
India Invites Pakistan to SCO Meeting in Delhi After 2025
India has invited Pakistan's culture minister to the SCO Civilisational Dialogue Forum in Delhi on November 20–21, marking engagement since Operation Sindoor.
Israel Election 2026: Netanyahu and Eisenkot Face Deadlock
Israel’s 2026 election could produce a hung Knesset as Netanyahu and Eisenkot compete to form a government, leaving smaller parties crucial to coalition talks.
UN Inquiry Says Russia Committed War Crimes in Ukraine
A UN-backed inquiry says Russian energy attacks in Ukraine amount to war crimes, while documenting alleged deceptive or coercive military recruitment involving 29 countries.
North Korea-South Korea Tensions Rise as Howitzers Appear
North Korea-South Korea tensions rise after three armoured vehicles are spotted near the DMZ as Pyongyang rejects Seoul's landmine allegations and warns of self-defence measures.