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    US must respect India's right to defend itself: Former US Secretary Blinken

    Antony Blinken outlined the importance of US recognition of India's right to self-defense against terrorism. He highlighted the fundamentally different nature of US relationships with India and Pakistan. Blinken emphasized the necessity of a zero-tolerance policy towards terrorism and support for India's defense mechanisms. He discussed the historical depth of India's ties with Russia, advocating for ongoing collaboration.

    Hormones guiding history? Even with Jensen Huang resigning from Nvidia, the chip landscape will be irrevocably changed

    The article argues that allegations of Chinese espionage involving former Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang need to be examined for their wider political, military and technological implications. It questions whether the Trump administration will fully investigate the matter, given Huang’s reported political connections and the risk of straining ties with China, which controls over 80% of processed rare earth supplies.

    Help wanted: AI firms court ex-spies as Nvidia drama spotlights security risks

    AI companies are increasingly employing former intelligence officers to enhance security measures against espionage. This trend follows concerns about potential security breaches, especially in light of recent incidents involving high-profile executives. Notably, Nvidia has launched an independent investigation into allegations of espionage linked to its CEO. Organizations like OpenAI and Anthropic are actively seeking counterintelligence experts to safeguard their operations.

    ‘The Nvidia case can help us limit East India Company-like practices’

    Stanford professor Fred Turner argues that Silicon Valley's culture, shaped by Cold War computing research and the 1960s counterculture, has evolved into a system where powerful technology leaders exercise influence with limited institutional checks.

    Analysts weigh how Democrats' midterm wins could shift Trump's Latin America policy

    U.S. President Donald Trump's policies have greatly affected Latin America, particularly concerning immigration and security. Following the midterm elections, potential changes may occur in Trump's approach towards the region. The focus on deportations and cartel pressures suggests a continuation of certain hardline strategies. However, Democratic lawmakers are expected to push for investigations into oil agreements and increased electoral pressure in Venezuela.

    How China gets the Nvidia chips it needs to develop AI

    Nvidia's dominance in the global AI chip market has come under scrutiny as US export restrictions fail to fully prevent China from accessing advanced processors. Chinese firms are reportedly obtaining Nvidia chips through smuggling and overseas data centres, while domestic players such as Huawei race to develop competitive alternatives.

    • US CENTCOM forms Task Force Iron Gate to disrupt Iran's ground weapons supply routes

      CENTCOM has formed Task Force Iron Gate to target Iran's land routes for transporting advanced weapons and restricted goods. This new group, based in Tampa, Florida, will work with other US agencies to monitor and disrupt these activities. The initiative aims to reinforce existing naval blockades already preventing significant oil exports from Iran.

      Pralay missile test: How India's new weapon, twice as fast as BrahMos, could counter China-Pakistan threats and strengthen its upcoming Rocket Force

      India's indigenous Pralay missile recently underwent a successful user evaluation trial, moving closer to deployment. With a range of 150 to 500 km, it is designed for precision strikes on military targets. The missile is expected to play a critical role in India's planned Rocket Force, enhancing conventional deterrence capabilities. Additionally, the Pralay missile will complement the BrahMos system, adding operational flexibility to the armed forces.

      EU Transport Commissioner activates security protocols after flight bomb threats; says "too early" to establish links

      European Union Transport Commissioner Apostolos Tzitzikostas expressed concern over recent hoax bomb threats affecting flights in Europe. Many budget airlines were targeted, with investigations ongoing to determine the source of the threats. Multiple countries reported threats that prompted increased security measures and emergency landings. All affected flights were able to land safely after thorough inspections confirmed no explosives were present.

      SK Hynix's New York chip plans hit snag over US restrictions on China, sources say

      SK Hynix is seeking US export licenses to equip its Dalian plant, arguing that increased production there would help fund its planned US expansion. But the Commerce Department has yet to approve the new licenses, the people said. Its Solidigm unit plans to invest about $45 billion and build two NAND plants in Marcy, New York, two people said, with investment potentially reaching about $100 billion over time. NAND is memory that retains data even when power is turned off and is used for storage in data centers.

      Vietnam proposes pact with India to protect classified information

      Vietnam has proposed an agreement with India to exchange and protect classified information, while both countries have agreed to strengthen real-time sharing of strategic intelligence. The proposals were discussed during National Security Adviser Ajit Doval’s meetings with Vietnamese leaders in Hanoi.

      Russia once dismissed a US terror warning before the deadly Crocus massacre. Now, Moscow has arrested a teenager after a fresh American tip-off. What changed?

      In October 2026, the US Embassy in Moscow warned of a potential mass-casualty event at Tsaritsyno Museum Reserve. Following this warning, Russia's Federal Security Service detained a teenager allegedly planning an attack. The suspect had been active on social media, which prompted the investigation and security measures. This acknowledgment of US intelligence represents a notable shift from past responses to similar warnings.

      India-France defence ties poised for new phase, with 114 Rafales in focus

      India and France are advancing their defence relationship with proposals for new fighter aircraft and submarines. The two nations are collaborating on advanced technologies and strategic partnerships essential for regional security. As the global security landscape evolves, India aims to enhance ties with trusted allies like France. The Horizon 2047 Roadmap outlines a vision for future cooperation across various sectors.

      Israeli opposition leader Eisenkot sets conditions for coalition, vows to use Knesset majority to reverse Netanyahu policies

      Gadi Eisenkot has committed to utilizing the Knesset's parliamentary majority to advance significant reforms. He aims to investigate security failures related to the recent Hamas attack and promote universal conscription. Civil society demonstrations are planned to push for a government reflecting a Jewish-Arab partnership. The electoral outcome resulted in 67 opposition seats compared to 53 for the incumbent coalition.

      'Took stock of our bilateral cooperation': EAM Jaishankar meets US Secy of State Rubio on sidelines of G20

      S Jaishankar held a bilateral meeting with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio in Atlanta. The meeting focused on enhancing India-US cooperation and addressing geopolitical issues. Jaishankar emphasized that military solutions are not viable for resolving global challenges. Rubio also highlighted the importance of protecting economic and maritime security during the discussions. The G20 Foreign Ministers' Meeting concluded with crucial dialogues on international economic stability.

      "Discussing ACITI": EAM Jaishankar holds trilateral meeting with Australian, Canadian counterparts

      External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar held a trilateral meeting with Canadian and Australian counterparts in Atlanta. They discussed the Australia-Canada-India Technology and Innovation Partnership focused on green energy and supply chains. Jaishankar emphasized the need for diplomatic solutions to global challenges and highlighted issues impacting the Global South. He noted the adverse effects of military actions on civilian shipping and emphasized market access issues.

      Jaishankar has a message for the world: Give diplomacy a chance, as military solutions won't work

      External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar stressed the importance of diplomacy to address global challenges at the G20 meeting. He highlighted ongoing conflicts, including the Russia-Ukraine war and tensions in West Asia, while addressing seafarer safety. Jaishankar emphasized the impact of market flooding and supply chain issues on the Global South. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio warned of interconnected economic and geopolitical crises affecting the global economic order.

      India and Tanzania hold Army Staff Talks, discuss strengthening defence cooperation

      India and Tanzania conducted inaugural Army-to-Army Staff Talks in New Delhi from October 27 to 29, 2026. The talks aimed at enhancing defence cooperation, military training, and capacity building between the two nations. The Tanzanian delegation visited important military facilities, which included the 505 Army Base Workshop and the National War Memorial. Previous discussions in Zanzibar earlier this year focused on various areas of military collaboration and emerging technologies.

      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.

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