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    ‘Maritime instability comes at a cost’: Ex-Navy Chief calls for stronger Indo-Pacific cooperation
    Saudi Aramco Q3 profit jumps 34.5% to $36.25 billion despite ongoing US-Iran conflict

    Saudi Aramco reported a 34.5% year-on-year rise in third-quarter net profit to $36.25 billion, beating analyst estimates. Higher oil prices and the exit from a joint venture supported earnings, helping offset production disruptions and security risks amid the US-Iran conflict.

    Quad ministers pledge over $85 million for AI access, flag economic coercion and supply chain risks

    Quad foreign ministers meeting in Atlanta reaffirmed their commitment to a free and open Indo-Pacific, focusing on economic security, resilient supply chains and trusted infrastructure. They announced plans to provide over $85 million in technical and financial assistance for access to trusted super intelligence (SI), while pledging action against cyber scams and transnational criminal networks.

    India's FTAs to open new export opportunities as country eyes $1 trillion milestone: IIFT VC

    India's trade deficit is likely to persist as long as the country remains dependent on oil imports, although rising exports of value-added petroleum products are helping narrow the gap, K. Rangarajan, Vice-Chancellor of the Indian Institute of Foreign Trade (IIFT), said on Friday.

    'No major threat exists': Cyclone Arnab weakens over Odisha; Rayagada stays on high alert

    Heavy rainfall eased in Odisha's Rayagada district as Cyclone Arnab weakened, though authorities remained on high alert over possible further showers. The cyclone caused widespread damage in Andhra Pradesh, inundating crops across more than 70,000 hectares and uprooting trees.

    22 Indians, including 14 seafarers, killed in West Asia conflict, MEA says

    Amidst the turmoil in West Asia, the loss of twenty-two Indian nationals, including 14 seafarers, has come to light, with three fatalities reported in Saudi Arabia per the Ministry of External Affairs. This conflict intensified after US and Israel's aggressive maneuvers against Iran began in February. India emphasizes the necessity of dialogue for peace, as the recent Houthi attacks threaten both regional stability and vital maritime lanes.

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