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Donald Trump, Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin plan unprecedented joint meeting on APEC sidelines, White House and Kremlin say
Trump has warmly embraced Xi after coming to a truce in their short-lived trade war last year and in spite of differences over the U.S. war with Iran and other tensions between the world's foremost economic powers. Similarly, Trump has sought to build his relationship with Putin, even as the Russian leader has persisted in his nearly 5-year-old war with Ukraine and as Moscow has deepened its military, intelligence and diplomatic partnership with Iran.
A new Yalta? Why a Trump-Xi-Putin meeting has the world on edge
Negotiations are ongoing for a potential meeting of world leaders Trump, Xi, and Putin next week. These leaders have different priorities, leading to uncertainty about the meeting's agenda and outcomes. While Trump hopes to discuss nuclear arms control, Xi is more reticent about this topic. Smaller nations, including Ukraine and Taiwan, express concern over a possible private agreement among the major powers.
Trump, Xi and Putin plan an unprecedented joint meeting on the sidelines of APEC, White House says
The three leaders may meet during the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit. This unprecedented summit is expected to focus on nuclear arms discussions and regional tensions. While no significant agreements are anticipated, the meeting symbolises their ongoing diplomatic engagements.
Trump is taking Elon Musk on his Asia trip, but he plans to avoid talking about Nvidia scandal
US President Donald Trump will travel to the Philippines and China with Elon Musk for important diplomatic meetings. In Manila, he intends to sign a trade deal with Thailand and meet with Southeast Asian leaders. Trump's agenda includes discussions about trade measures and export controls related to advanced computer chips. A trilateral meeting with Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin is also scheduled during this trip.
FIFA vs UEFA at New York court: European soccer body secures major win against Gianni Infantino-led global football association. Check what has gone wrong after World Cup 2026
UEFA has filed requests for discovery in multiple states, and FIFA in September told a judge in Florida, where the governing body has offices in a Miami suburb, the court actions are a harassment of Gianni Infantino.
ET Wealth Expo | Private credit is filling the funding gap as India's growth story gathers pace: Ashish Mehrotra
Speaking on the sidelines of ET Wealth Expo 2026, Ashish Mehrotra, MD & CEO of Northern Arc Capital, said India's strong economic growth, supported by robust credit expansion, is creating a favourable environment for the private credit market.
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'Enjoy the moment': The German clubs limiting smartphones in stadiums
Borussia Dortmund introduced a scheme rewarding fans for not using smartphones during matches. The initiative aims to preserve the unique atmosphere of the stadium experience. Supporters earn points through the Dortmund app, which can lead to prizes like signed jerseys. Other clubs, including Hertha Berlin and Dynamo Dresden, are implementing similar restrictions to maintain matchday enjoyment. The policy has received positive feedback and coincided with Dortmund's winning streak.
Trump could woo North Korea after midterm setback, but Kim may not respond
Following an unfavorable midterm election, Trump may pivot towards foreign policy engagement with North Korea, as analysts suggest this could fortify his legacy. Nevertheless, the North seems disinclined to reciprocate Trump's overtures, and regional partners, including South Korea and Japan, are apprehensive about being excluded from talks with Kim Jong Un. The intricate dynamics of the situation are likely to hinder productive discussions moving forward.
Trump's midterm defeat dims hopes of North Korea meeting
A meeting between Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un seems less likely following Trump's midterm election defeat. Analysts believe Kim has less incentive to engage with Trump in the current political environment. North Korea's leadership expresses reluctance to resume dialogue, citing distrust toward the US government. The ongoing nuclear ambitions of North Korea add complexity to potential negotiations between the two leaders.
Palmer Luckey left Facebook at 24, later invested $1 billion in Ohio Factory; his defence company is now valued at nearly $61 billion
Palmer Luckey's journey began with Oculus VR, but his vision now lies with Anduril Industries, where he's spearheading the establishment of Arsenal-1, a state-of-the-art factory aimed at revolutionising defence technology. Set to manufacture autonomous military systems, this $1 billion project will create over 4,000 jobs across a sprawling five million square feet, with the Fury combat aircraft production launching ahead of schedule in March 2026.
'Watch out for November 7': Tucker Carlson warns World War 3 could begin in six days, says 'it would be short and final'
Tucker Carlson raises alarms about the critical decisions facing President Trump, particularly concerning Iran and potential military strategies. He warns that Trump's actions could lead to a nuclear confrontation, possibly instigated by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Carlson stresses the dire consequences of such choices, highlighting the risk of escalating conflict into World War 3.
Bayern and Kane host Dortmund after week of 'extremes'
Bayern Munich will host Borussia Dortmund this Saturday in a highly anticipated Bundesliga match. Recently, coach Vincent Kompany was hospitalized, creating an emotional atmosphere within the team. Despite injury struggles and personal losses, Bayern aims to maintain focus on the game. Harry Kane, who recently won the Ballon d'Or, expressed pride in the achievement while emphasizing team effort.
Who sent $2 bn military equipment to Iran past US blockade? More than 5,000 agencies
Iran has developed a clandestine network involving over 5,000 agencies to import military equipment and evade sanctions. This network functions despite ongoing US naval blockades and sanctions since the war began. Extensive investigations reveal significant transactions and military logistics supporting their activities. The secretive agencies have been linked to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and elite controlled businesses.
ET Wealth Expo 2026: From building wealth to financial freedom, two days of insights for today’s investors
Mark your calendars for the ET Wealth Expo 2026, happening on October 30 and 31 at Mumbai's NESCO Convention Centre. This event promises to bring together top professionals for insightful discussions on investment strategies and wealth management. Attendees can expect sessions covering crucial topics such as intergenerational wealth transfer and global investment opportunities, alongside keynote speeches aimed at addressing future challenges in wealth management.
5,000 US soldiers were made test subjects in a mind-altering drug programme. It was done to find a chemical that could disable enemies during Cold War
During the Cold War, the US Army exposed around 5,000 soldiers to LSD, nerve agents and other dangerous chemicals at a secret Maryland facility. Researchers wanted to find out whether mind-altering drugs could incapacitate enemy troops without killing them. One chemical, BZ, could trigger vivid hallucinations and leave subjects delirious for up to three days. But many soldiers were reportedly unaware of what they were being given, and some later suffered lasting physical and psychological problems.
Harry Kane’s wealth goes beyond football: Here’s what his investments in tech, food and fashion include
Harry Kane’s financial interests extend beyond football, with investments in sports technology, sustainable fashion, food brands and premium event ticketing. The Bayern Munich striker has backed companies including STATSports, Reflo and Bio&Me. He also has property interests, although the total value of his investment portfolio remains undisclosed.
Anduril and Qualcomm plan to build laptop with US supply chain
The companies unveiled a new product line on Tuesday called BlueChip intended to supply “America’s most critical industries — including government, defense, first responders and public safety,” according to a statement. The eventual goal is to establish an “end-to-end American supply chain” for the laptops and, more broadly, to rebuild US computer manufacturing, the companies said.
Who won the Ballon d'Or 2026? Winner, men's ranking and full list of players
Harry Kane won the men's Ballon d'Or 2026 award after an impressive season with Bayern Munich and England. Alexia Putellas claimed the women's Ballon d'Or 2026, marking her third win of this prestigious honor. The awards ceremony took place at the London Palladium for the first time, celebrating the achievements of the past season. Kane scored 61 goals for his club and country, contributing significantly to his win.
Drones, guns, helicopters: DAC clears Rs 2.12 lakh crore defence buys
On October 26, the Defence Acquisition Council granted Acceptance of Necessity for various capital acquisition proposals. The total worth of these proposals is approximately Rs 2,12,000 crore for the armed forces. A significant portion, about 82%, will be sourced from the Indian industry to promote domestic procurement. The approved procurements encompass a diverse array of platforms and weapons for all three armed forces.
Rehearsing for Utopia
The Kochi-Muziris Biennale promotes public engagement through art workshops, student exhibitions and community initiatives. However, questions remain about whether people have a genuine say in its governance. Drawing comparisons with the Venice Biennale, curator Premjish Achari argues that art festivals must embrace transparency, shared decision-making and greater public participation.
Brighton has turned into the Premier League's most incisive team under Fabian Hurzeler
Brighton is competing well in the Premier League, currently scoring the most goals in the league. The team has achieved impressive victories and is performing well under manager Fabian Hurzeler. While playing in the Conference League, their squad depth could be tested due to the demands of the schedule. Recent signings have proven effective, contributing to the team's success.
Kim Jong Un is making world's 'strongest' military: Nuclear weapons, AI-powered systems, hypersonic missiles & combat plan put North Korea in focus
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un urged his military to train to become the strongest in the world at a two-day meeting of company commanders in Pyongyang, state media said Saturday. The Pyongyang event, held Thursday and Friday, was aimed at developing a plan "to train the strongest armed forces in the world," Kim said, according to the official Korea Central News Agency (KCNA).
Saudi missile plant expansion may produce more powerful missiles, study says
Saudi Arabia's missile factory expansion aims to produce larger solid-fuel missiles capable of longer ranges and heavier payloads. This initiative is expected to help deter Iranian attacks and strengthen military self-reliance. Researchers indicate that these developments may also lead to a regional missile race among neighboring countries. The expansion could impact US-Saudi relations and ongoing nuclear agreement discussions.
Tiki-Takaover: How Spanish coaches became football's hottest commodity
After decades in the shadow of Italian, English and German counterparts, Spanish coaches -- From Guardiola and Enrique to Arteta and de la Fuente -- are now in high demand as both clubs and national teams seek to tap into the philosophy credited for Spain's success on the world stage.
Pratika's unbeaten ton, Charani's 4/23 help India rout Zimbabwe by 9 wickets
India secured a comfortable nine-wicket victory against Zimbabwe in the first women's ODI match. Pratika Rawal scored an unbeaten 100 runs while Shafali Verma contributed with a quick 64 not out. Shree Charani's impressive bowling figures of 4/23 played a crucial role in restricting Zimbabwe to 197 runs. Despite some fielding lapses, India dominated the match effectively throughout. This match marked a strong start for India in the three-match series.
British jets join French nuclear exercise for first time, France says
In a significant show of solidarity, British and French military jets have engaged in a collaborative exercise aimed at enhancing their nuclear capabilities amid rising threats in Europe. Named 'Rummy', this operation involved British Typhoons and French Rafales simulating a nuclear strike. French officials stress the critical nature of their nuclear partnership in bolstering European security, underscoring their dedicated efforts to peace through robust deterrence strategies.
Ahead of APEC summit, Donald Trump comes knocking on Kim Jong Un's door
World leaders are set to converge in Shenzhen for the APEC summit, where the potential for a meeting between Trump and Kim raises eyebrows. While Trump extends an olive branch for dialogue, Kim appears disengaged, bolstering North Korea's connections with Russia and China. With sanctions ongoing, experts suggest that for Kim, the best play may simply be to maintain the status quo rather than engage in talks.
Man United humiliated as Arsenal deny Bayern in Champions League
Manchester United suffered a significant loss against Como in the Champions League, intensifying pressure on manager Michael Carrick. Arsenal managed to draw against Bayern Munich after a late equaliser from Declan Rice, maintaining their strong form in the competition. Real Madrid continued their winning streak, while Aston Villa and Real Betis also secured victories to keep their records flawless.
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