Politics
G20 Foreign Ministers Meet in Atlanta Amid Russia Dispute and Global Economic Strains
G20 foreign ministers opened talks in Atlanta as objections to Russia's presence overshadowed a push for cooperation.
World
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Business
Reliance Quarterly Profit Climbs 40.6% as Refining and Jio Offset Retail Weakness
Reliance reported a 40.6% quarterly profit increase, driven by refining and digital operations while retail margins weakened.
Health
India Drug Regulators Halt Sun Pharma Eye-Care Production at Assam Facility
Indian regulators ordered a halt to ophthalmic-product manufacturing at a Sun Pharma facility after reported quality-system failures.
Business
India’s Foreign Exchange Reserves Fall for Seventh Straight Week to $719.75 Billion
India's foreign exchange reserves slipped to $719.75 billion, with a decline in gold holdings driving the latest weekly change.
Business
Indian Rupee Posts Strongest Monthly Gain Since February After RBI Measures
India's rupee gained about 1% in October as central bank measures curbed dollar demand despite elevated oil prices.
U.S.
Pope Leo XIV Casts Mail Ballot in U.S. Midterms, Vatican Says
The Vatican says American-born Pope Leo XIV submitted a mail ballot in Illinois ahead of the November 3 U.S. midterms.
World
Taiwan Warns of Chinese Naval Activity Across Wide Indo-Pacific Area
Taiwan says more than 50 Chinese vessels are operating across waters near Taiwan, Japan and the Philippines, while Beijing calls training routine.
Business
Container Ship Sinks After Drone Attack in Black Sea; 18 Crew Rescued
A container vessel sank after a drone attack off Bulgaria, with all 18 crew rescued as investigators seek to establish responsibility.
World
Spain Rail Disaster Kills at Least 69 and Raises New Safety Questions
A deadly train collision in central Spain has left at least 69 dead and intensified questions about rail safety before a national election.
Business
Dockworkers Plan Coordinated Strike at More Than 100 Ports Over Arms Shipments
Unions in 22 countries are preparing coordinated port actions against arms shipments, with disruption levels still uncertain.