Politics
South Africa’s ANC Trails Its Past Municipal Performance as Early Votes Are Counted
Early South African municipal results show a sharp drop for the ANC, but counting continues and coalition outcomes remain undecided.
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World
India Nears Expanded BrahMos Missile Deal With Philippines, Sources Say
India and the Philippines are reportedly nearing a new BrahMos missile agreement, though no final deal has been announced.
Tech
India Warns Financial Firms of AI-Assisted Cyberattacks in Crafty Falcon Campaign
India's CERT-In warns of an active AI-assisted cyber campaign targeting fintech firms and nonbank lenders, while attribution remains unconfirmed.
World
South Africa Votes in Municipal Elections Amid Anger Over Local Services
Reuters reported South Africans voted in local elections amid complaints over corruption, crime and unreliable public services.
Business
Weak Monsoon Raises Food Inflation Concerns in India as Winter Planting Begins
A weak monsoon and dry soil threaten India's winter crops, raising concerns about food prices and household purchasing power.
Business
India’s Gold Demand Forecast to Hit Six-Year Low as High Prices Weigh on Buyers
The World Gold Council forecasts India's 2026 gold demand at roughly 650 metric tons, its lowest level since 2020.
Business
India Eases Foreign Exchange Reporting for Smaller Service Trade Payments
India's central bank simplified some reporting rules for small service exports and imports, reducing paperwork for eligible transactions.
Health
Delhi and Lahore Face Dangerous Air Pollution as Winter Conditions Trap Emissions
Air pollution worsened in Delhi and Lahore on November 3 as weak winds and cooler weather trapped emissions across northern South Asia.
Business
Naval Group Says Value of Global Military Shipbuilding Has Risen Nearly 50 Percent
France's Naval Group says the value of military naval production increased from $82 billion to $122 billion over two years.
Business
Argentina Faces Possible Recession as Household Spending Weakens Ahead of 2027 Vote
Economists expect Argentina may have contracted for a second quarter, raising pressure on President Javier Milei ahead of the 2027 election.