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    Death toll from Saudi attack in Yemen rises to 44

    The death toll from Saudi strikes on Yemen's Sanaa province climbed to 44, including more than 20 children, the Houthis said on their television channel Monday. "The toll from the Saudi enemy's massacre in the Alshariyah area of Bani Hushaysh, east of Sanaa, 44 martyrs and 40 wounded," the Houthis' ministry of health said, according to the group's Almasirah TV channel.

    Loud booms heard in Riyadh after Saudi Arabia issues threat alert; tower damaged in KAFD

    A series of loud explosions echoed through Riyadh, following an early-warning alert regarding possible threats. Thankfully, the Saudi Civil Defense swiftly confirmed that the situation was no longer hazardous. This incident highlights the persistent hostilities between Saudi Arabia and the Iran-aligned Houthis from Yemen. Local authorities are keeping a close watch on the situation, ready to respond should more incidents arise.

    Two missiles strike Iran's Qeshm Island, Tasnim news agency says

    Two missiles hit Qeshm Island in southern Iran, with local witnesses confirming the incidents. The Iranian news agency Tasnim reported on the event after aircraft sounds were heard. Qatar's International Media Office denied claims about unsuccessful US-Iran negotiations, stating that these reports were false and misleading. Efforts for mediating peace continue between the two nations, coordinated by Qatar.

    2 tankers explode after allegedly hitting naval mines in Strait of Hormuz, Iran claims

    Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps reported that two oil tankers exploded in the Strait of Hormuz after striking naval mines. Both vessels allegedly ignored warnings about using restricted routes and had switched off their navigation systems. The UK Maritime Trade Operations issued a warning about an incident in the same area involving a merchant vessel.

    Oil Price Today (November 2): Crude oil falls to $111 as Iran-Qatar talks continue to end war. What are experts saying?

    Crude oil price : Oil prices have plummeted dramatically, impacting Brent and WTI crude significantly. As Iranian and Qatari officials engage in talks to mitigate tensions from the US-Israeli conflict regarding Iran, the situation is further aggravated by security threats and oil tanker assaults in the Strait of Hormuz. Experts warn of ongoing price instability post-US midterm elections, creating an unpredictable environment for global energy supply chains and market responses.

    Marshall Islands-flagged LNG carrier with six Indians targeted in Persian Gulf attack; all crew safe

    On October 30, an LNG carrier named M/T AL MAYEDA was targeted in a projectile attack. The vessel carried six Indian seafarers along with a crew of 25 members. Fortunately, all crew members, including the Indian nationals, are safe following the incident. Union Minister for Ports, Shipping and Waterways Sarbananda Sonowal confirmed the safety of the crew.

    • Oil prices soar 14% in October to 6-month high as US weighs fresh Iran strikes after midterms. More pain ahead?

      Brent crude rose 13.6% in October to settle at a six-month high of $117.64 a barrel, as fears of fresh US strikes on Iran and threats to shipping through the Strait of Hormuz fuelled supply concerns. Analysts warn of further volatility, with Goldman Sachs flagging a possible rise to $120.

      Oil Price Today (October 30): Crude oil jumps to $118 as Trump weighs fresh attacks after midterm. What are experts saying?

      Crude oil price : Oil prices rose on October 30 amid fears of a potential US military strike against Iran. Crude oil prices have reached a six-month high due to ongoing security risks in the Strait of Hormuz. Uncertainties surrounding the conflict's escalation have led analysts to predict further price increases. Attacks on oil infrastructure in Saudi Arabia are also contributing to market volatility.

      China's secretive Shenlong spaceplane: What the US report reveals

      A newly released report by the US Defense Intelligence Agency showcases an intriguing image of China's Shenlong spaceplane operating in orbit. Notably, a second spacecraft is docked to Shenlong, prompting speculation about the spaceplane's mission and technological abilities. Concerns have been raised over China's advancing space technologies and counterspace capabilities, with whispers of potential developments in space-based weaponry that could jeopardize international satellite safety.

      US Iran war: Ship seen ablaze in Strait of Hormuz off Oman coast

      A vessel is currently on fire in the Strait of Hormuz, with the crew's status still unknown. The UK Maritime Trade Operations have received the report from a nearby vessel. Vessels in the area are advised to exercise caution and report suspicious activity. The origin of the fire has not been verified, and no damage assessment has been conducted.

      Russian satellites help Iran's allies strike Saudi Arabia, data and officials say

      Crucial to the strikes' success was what was happening in the skies overhead: For days beforehand, a constellation of Russian spy satellites converged over the pipeline and the air base to gather intelligence.

      Sigma Advanced Systems shares rally 5% after securing Rs 973 crore NATO order

      Sigma Advanced Systems shares rallied after the defence manufacturer secured a Rs 973-crore order from a NATO customer for Base Bleed Units used in 155 mm artillery ammunition. The contract strengthens its push towards vertical integration and expanded manufacturing capabilities.

      France protests: Police charge students at Sciences Po, knock man down as 1,314 arrested nationwide | Watch

      French riot police charged into protesters at Sciences Po Paris, pushing demonstrators against a railing and knocking a man carrying a megaphone to the ground, as unrest over living costs and education conditions continued nationwide. Authorities arrested 1,314 people, while clashes left 53 police officers injured and shops looted.

      IKEA sells Indian steel thali for Rs 760; Harsh Goenka jokes next they will call belan a ‘aerodynamic dough-flattening wand’ and price it at Rs 4,500

      From Kolhapuri chappals and dupattas to stainless-steel plates, Harsh Goenka has taken a satirical swipe at the trend of presenting familiar Indian essentials as premium lifestyle products. The latest discussion began after US influencer Amanda Monsen showcased IKEA plates as “chic chrome plates”, with the products reportedly priced at around Rs 760 each.

      Europe protests spread to Rome’s Colosseum as demonstrators try to force entry

      Italy protests intensified as demonstrators sought to enter the Colosseum amid heightened security measures across public areas. Thousands participated in various rallies across cities such as Milan and Rome, leading to clashes with police. Authorities deployed additional security personnel to maintain order and prevent further violence. Similar demonstrations occurred in other European countries, addressing concerns about public pensions and affordable housing.

      Europe unrest: Protests over living costs, education & political failures rock France, Italy, Albania & Belgium

      Protests over rising living costs, education funding, public services and political accountability swept France, Italy, Belgium and Albania on Saturday. Clashes erupted in several cities, prompting police to deploy tear gas, water cannons and reinforcements. France recorded the largest mobilisation, while Albania saw renewed anti-government unrest targeting Prime Minister Edi Rama.

      More than 400,000 protest across France, challenging Macron as Paris clashes erupt

      Protests against school funding and living costs drew over 400,000 people across France on Saturday. The Paris march started peacefully but escalated into clashes with police using tear gas and water cannons. Arrests included those accused of preparing for violence, further increasing tensions surrounding President Emmanuel Macron's government. Protesters demand better educational conditions and higher wages as inflation rises.

      Kuwait-flagged tanker carrying 21 Indian seafarers hit by unknown projectile in Strait of Hormuz

      A Kuwait-flagged oil tanker named M/T Al Dasma was hit by a projectile while passing through the Strait of Hormuz. All 21 Indian seafarers aboard the vessel are reported safe following the incident. Union Minister of Ports, Shipping and Waterways Sarbananda Sonowal confirmed the safety of the crew via a post on X. The UK Maritime Trade Operations tracked the strike and noted its location west of Bukha in Oman.

      One dead, eight injured in attack on King Fahd International Airport in Saudi Arabia's Dammam

      One individual died and eight were injured in an attack at King Fahd International Airport. The Saudi Civil Aviation Authority confirmed the incident, which caused material damage at the airport. Following the attack, some flights were diverted away from the location for safety. The Iranian-backed Houthis have previously targeted Saudi airports amid rising tensions in the region. U.S.

      US may test a military heat ray at the Mexico border. How the ‘pain beam’ works and why it raises questions

      The Pentagon has authorized a temporary transfer of the Active Denial System to the Department of Homeland Security. This technology, known as a heat ray, is designed to disperse crowds without physical contact. Officials have yet to determine the specific testing locations or methods for its use. Previous military assessments have shown limited application in combat or crowd control situations.

      US Iran war: Ship attacked near Strait of Hormuz, as per maritime agency

      A ship was struck on Wednesday by "an unknown projectile" off the coast of Oman, near the Strait of Hormuz, sparking a fire, a British maritime security agency said. The Strait of Hormuz carried 20 percent of the world's oil and gas prior to the Middle East war, which erupted with US-Israeli strikes on Iran in late February.

      From France to Italy, Belgium and Spain: Housing crisis, rising costs, education fuel wave of protests across Europe

      Protests against living costs and housing affordability have escalated across Europe, particularly affecting youth and workers. Countries such as Italy and Belgium have seen violent demonstrations, with numerous arrests reported. Spain is facing a housing crisis, prompting protests ahead of an upcoming election, while Portugal's demonstrations have echoed similar grievances. In France, public unrest began with students but has expanded to broader economic issues.

      Embassy of India advises nationals in Italy to avoid protest-hit areas

      Indian nationals in Italy are urged to exercise caution and avoid protest areas as unrest occurred. Protests in cities like Milan and Turin saw violence, resulting in injuries and arrests. Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni supported law enforcement and condemned violence during demonstrations. The Embassy of India provided emergency contact numbers for assistance to citizens. Authorities are monitoring events closely and encouraging peaceful demonstrations across the country.

      Tiger Shroff Car: Is his BMW 3 Series Gran Limousine bulletproof? Check its safety features

      Is Tiger Shroff's BMW 3 Series Gran Limousine bulletproof? Check its safety features, including airbags, ABS, stability control and run-flat tyres, and how they differ from specialised armoured cars.

      US military says Hormuz remains open, 97% of ships cross safely despite Iran attacks

      The US military claims that 97% of vessels have transited the Strait of Hormuz safely. This follows recent incidents where Iranian projectiles targeted commercial vessels in the area. CENTCOM reported that US forces and regional partners are enhancing maritime security to ensure uninterrupted commerce. Additionally, Iran's economy is reportedly under strain due to US actions. Both the US and Iran assert their control over this strategic shipping route.

      Air India, AI Express extend temporary suspension of flights to Saudi Arabia until October 24

      Air India and Air India Express have extended their suspension of flights to Saudi Arabia until October 24. Bookings issued before October 15 for specific travel dates can benefit from a complimentary date change. Passengers may also opt for rebooking from alternative locations in the GCC region to minimize travel disruptions. Several airlines, including IndiGo and Akasa Air, have similarly suspended operations in Saudi Arabia.

      Tanker attacks in Strait of Hormuz & Romania: Govt confirms all 24 Indian seafarers are safe

      Tanker attacks in Strait of Hormuz and Romania: All 24 Indian seafarers are safe after two tankers carrying Indian crew members were hit in separate incidents in the Strait of Hormuz and Romania. A crude oil tanker carrying 15 Indian seafarers was struck by a projectile on October 16, while chemical tanker Yara J, carrying nine Indian seafarers, was hit by a drone at Sulina Anchorage on October 14. Union Minister Sarbananda Sonowal confirmed that there were no casualties or injuries in either incident.

      Two Singapore-registered ships hit by projectiles in Strait of Hormuz, one sinks

      Two container ships, GFS PRIDE and GFS GISELLE, were attacked while passing through the Strait of Hormuz. The first vessel, GFS PRIDE, sank after being hit, but all crew members were safely evacuated. The second vessel, GFS GISELLE, sustained hull damage but managed to reach safety. There were no injuries reported among the crews of either ship during these incidents.

      Container ship sinks near Hormuz after being hit by projectile, sources say

      The Singapore-flagged GFS Pride container ship, with a small 2,824 TEU (20-ft equivalent unit) capacity, had sunk, the sources said. The vessel's United Arab Emirates-based manager GFS Ship Management FZE could not be immediately reached for comment.

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