Trump warned of possible US military action in Nigeria over killings of Christians, while Abuja said it welcomes US help against insurgents if its sovereignty and territorial integrity are respected.
US Energy Secretary Chris Wright clarified that the upcoming nuclear weapons tests ordered by President Trump will not involve actual nuclear explosions but only system checks.
Trump says Xi Jinping assured him China would take no action on Taiwan during his presidency, citing "consequences." Beijing reaffirmed Taiwan as its internal matter, while Washington maintained its policy of strategic ambiguity.
FBI Director Kash Patel defended girlfriend Alexis Wilkins amid backlash over allegedly using an FBI jet to attend her event, calling the claims "baseless" while affirming compliance with travel rules and policy.
Hamas returned three hostages' bodies to Israel amid mutual ceasefire violation claims. The fragile US-brokered truce has eased fighting but sporadic violence continues, stalling progress on Gaza's stabilisation and disarmament plans.
A 6.3-magnitude earthquake struck Afghanistan's Hindu Kush region on Monday, with the epicentre near Khulm, the USGS reported.
A taxi driver said a 32-year-old man shouted "Kill me!" as police used a stun gun to stop him after he stabbed several people on a train bound for Huntingdon.
Canadian PM Mark Carney highlighted progress in rebuilding ties with India, stressing efforts to diversify trade beyond the US and strengthen partnerships across the Indo-Pacific for economic growth.
This special report examines the constitutional barriers facing Donald Trump regarding a potential third presidential term, following his 2024 election victory. The transcript quotes Trump teasing the idea at a rally, saying 'maybe we'll go for another one', a statement that ignites debate. The core of the issue is the 22nd Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, ratified in 1951, which explicitly states, 'No person shall be elected to the office of the President more than twice'. The report delves into the historical context of this amendment, citing Franklin D. Roosevelt's four-term presidency which led to its creation. It also explores and dismisses potential loopholes, including the vice-presidency route, which is complicated by the 12th Amendment, and the difficult process of a constitutional amendment requiring a two-thirds vote in Congress and ratification by three-fourths of the states.
Local media said that the Poseidon is capable of exceeding the speed of submarines and modern torpedoes, travelling at great depths and over intercontinental distances.
This special report focuses on the 2025 Busan APEC summit, where a landmark meeting between US President Donald Trump and China's Xi Jinping resulted in a deal that has reshaped Asian geopolitics, leaving India in a precarious position. The report states, 'Both nations needed breathing space. But for India, that space just shrank.' The agreement covers a rollback of tariffs, a one-year resumption of Chinese rare earth exports, and cooperation on fentanyl, effectively pausing the fierce US-China rivalry. While celebrated by Trump as a '12 out of 10 meeting,' the pact is analyzed as a strategic setback for New Delhi. It undercuts India's role as a trusted alternative in global supply chains, creates an economic disadvantage due to continued US tariffs on Indian goods, and signals India's diminished relevance in Washington's transactional foreign policy, raising questions about the future of the US-India partnership and the Quad.
Most of the deaths appeared to have been from inhalation of toxic gases, said Gustavo Salas, the state's attorney general, citing its forensic medical service.
The US military conducted a lethal strike on a drug trafficking vessel in the Caribbean, killing three men. The operation has sparked international criticism and raised concerns over legality.
A Ukrainian drone attack damaged an oil tanker and port facilities in the Russian Black Sea port of Tuapse. The strike risks disrupting key fuel exports and escalates tensions in the ongoing conflict.
A Special Report on the horrific mass stabbing on a London-bound train in the United Kingdom, with India Today's Pranay Upadhyay providing details on the incident. According to the British Transport Police, 'Ten people have been taken to hospital with nine believed to have suffered life-threatening injuries'. Armed police intercepted the LNER train at Huntingdon in Cambridgeshire and arrested two men in connection with the attack. The British Transport Police has declared it a 'major incident' and confirmed that Counter Terrorism Policing is supporting the investigation to establish the circumstances and motive. The attack has caused major disruption to rail services, and UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has described the event as an 'appalling incident'.
A US drone captured footage of suspected Hamas operatives looting a humanitarian aid truck in Gaza, prompting CENTCOM condemnation and renewed focus on aid security amid the ongoing Israel-Hamas ceasefire.
Syrian President Ahmed Sharaa is set to visit Washington around November 10, the first-ever trip by a Syrian head of state to the US capital.
The Trump administration's DHS proposal would expand biometric data collection, including DNA, from all immigration applicants and detainees, raising major privacy, legal and constitutional concerns likely to face court challenges.
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung urged China's Xi Jinping to help resume talks with North Korea during their summit, as both leaders pledged closer cooperation on regional peace, trade, and security.
The move follows US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth's meeting with Chinese Defence Minister Admiral Dong Jun in Malaysia.
