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India October PMI Hits 4-Month High as Hiring Stalls
India's private-sector growth reached a four-month high in October as services demand and export orders strengthened, but hiring nearly stalled and costs eased.
Putin Says Ukraine Peace Talks Must Ensure Security for All
Putin says Russia is ready to resume US-mediated Ukraine peace talks, stressing security guarantees for both countries as territorial disputes remain unresolved.
Tony Davies Resigns as New Zealand Military Chief
New Zealand Defence Force chief Tony Davies has resigned after acknowledging an inappropriate relationship and failing to disclose it while in command.
Tibet Earthquake: 65 Injured, Death Toll Remains at 16
A magnitude 7 earthquake in Tibet has killed 16 and injured 65. More than 12,000 people have been relocated as rescue operations continue.
Matthew Modabber Fired From Polymarket: What Happened?
Polymarket CMO Matthew Modabber was reportedly fired after an internal investigation, with CEO Shayne Coplan's reaction drawing attention to the company's leadership.
Trump, Musk, Zelenskyy: Who Is to Blame in Starshield Row?
Trump, Musk and Zelenskyy offer conflicting accounts of Ukraine's Starshield restrictions as questions remain over responsibility and service restoration.
Tibet Earthquake: Magnitude 7 Tremor Kills at Least 16
A magnitude 7 earthquake struck northern Tibet, killing at least 16 people and injuring 46 as hundreds of homes collapsed and rescue teams mobilised.
Maldives-Pakistan Ties: Muizzu Signs 20 Agreements
Maldives President Mohamed Muizzu signed 20 agreements with Pakistan, discussed defence cooperation and called for SAARC's revival during his October 2026 visit.
Quest Diagnostics Data Breach Exposes Patient Records
Quest Diagnostics reported unauthorised access to patient records through its Quanum LSM system. The investigation continues as services are restored.
Luisa Gonzalez Arrested in Ecuador Campaign Finance Probe
Ecuador opposition leader Luisa Gonzalez has been arrested amid an investigation into alleged campaign financing irregularities involving $500,000 in advertising funds.
Romania Boosts Black Sea Defence After Cargo Ship Attacks
Romania will accelerate Black Sea surveillance, anti-drone and mine-countermeasure capabilities after cargo ship attacks raised concerns over maritime security.
Trump BBC Lawsuit: Judge Orders Deposition by December 11
A US judge orders Trump to provide documents within 30 days and testify by December 11 in his $10 billion BBC lawsuit, warning of possible sanctions.
Dollar General Settlement: $1.875 Million Overcharges Case
Dollar General will donate $1.875 million in products and improve pricing safeguards across 600-plus New York stores after overcharge allegations.
Kalshi Supreme Court Battle Could Reshape Prediction Markets
Kalshi's Supreme Court battle over sports contracts could reshape US prediction markets, influence state gambling laws and determine its expansion plans.
Netanyahu Invites Modi to Israel’s Independence Day Event
Benjamin Netanyahu invited Narendra Modi to Israel’s Independence Day celebrations as both leaders reaffirmed bilateral ties and discussed peace and stability in West Asia.
Audi Appoints Jeff Zhang as China President Amid Sales Slump
Audi appoints Jeff Zhang as China president from November 1, 2026, as falling sales and fierce electric-vehicle competition pressure the premium automaker.
TSMC Seeks Rare-Earth Alternatives Amid China Supply Risks
TSMC is exploring rare-earth-free motors for factory equipment amid concerns over China's export controls, aiming to reduce potential semiconductor supply-chain disruptions.
Iran Claims 7 Ships Hit in Persian Gulf, Hormuz Crisis
Iran's IRGC Navy claims four oil-carrying ships were set on fire and three others hit mines, raising concerns about shipping security and global energy supplies.