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IndiGo extends Saudi Arabia flight suspensions to Jeddah, Madinah, Riyadh and Dammam until Nov 21
IndiGo has extended the suspension of flights to four Saudi Arabian cities amid continuing safety and security concerns. Services to Jeddah and Madinah will remain suspended until November 21, 2026, while flights to Riyadh and Dammam will remain cancelled until November 30, 2026. The airline said affected passengers are being informed about alternative travel arrangements, refunds and ticket re-accommodation.
Maatrubhumi trailer out: Salman Khan's intense action Galwan-based story promises a fierce war drama
Salman Khan has shared a new update on his upcoming film Maatrubhumi: May War Rest in Peace, confirming that its much-awaited trailer will be released this evening. Inspired by the 2020 Galwan Valley clash, the war drama also stars Chitrangda Singh and is scheduled to hit theatres on December 4, 2026.
US-mediated talks on ending Russia-Ukraine war begin in Abu Dhabi
Three-way talks involving Russia, Ukraine, and the United States began in Abu Dhabi to address security guarantees. The discussions are the first of their kind since February and will last two days. Key negotiators from both sides have returned, seeking to bridge substantial gaps in their demands. Despite previous rounds yielding no breakthroughs, hopes persist for progress towards a resolution.
Trump's Iran war may be 'militarily' over, but economic siege still haunts
Trump said on November 10 that the war is "effectively" over militarily. A day after a keenly-watched meeting with Qatar's Prime Minister, he said that another major US bombing campaign against Iran was unlikely for now. So, what does it really mean?
Russia-Ukraine peace talks: In Abu Dhabi, US to look for security guarantees for both
The talks follow last month's localized truce around the Russian-occupied city of Oleshky in southern Ukraine that was brokered with the help of US first lady Melania Trump and allowed the evacuation of some of its residents and the delivery of desperately needed humanitarian supplies.
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Winter storm 2026: Warning for Minnesota, Idaho, Maine, Connecticut and West Virginia; up to 12 inches of snow possible in Alaska near Canadian border
Winter storm: A winter storm warning has been issued for states including West Virginia, Minnesota, Idaho, Maine, and Connecticut. Forecasts predict snow, freezing rain, strong winds, and hazardous travel conditions in these regions. As far as winter weather in Alaska is concerned, 8–12 inches of snow and gusts reaching 60 mph have been forecast.
Saudi Aramco building in Riyadh suffers minor damage after Houthi attack
Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Energy confirmed an attempted attack on an administrative building of Saudi Aramco. Falling shrapnel from the incident caused minor damage, but no injuries or fatalities were reported. Houthi military spokesperson Yahya Saree claimed the group executed a series of missile and drone attacks across Saudi Arabia. These operations targeted key installations, including oil facilities and airports in Riyadh.
LG Ladakh congratulates IAF on successful landing of IL-76MD aircraft at Nyoma airbase
Lieutenant Governor of Ladakh, Vinai Kumar Saxena congratulated the Indian Air Force (IAF) on Sunday on the successful landing of its heavy-lift IL-76MD aircraft at the newly developed Nyoma Airbase in Changthang district, describing it as a significant achievement for India’s military preparedness and forward-deployment capabilities in high-altitude regions.
Houthis claim six missile, drone attacks on Saudi Arabia, target Aramco facilities and Riyadh airport
Yemen's Houthi military spokesperson Yahya Saree has claimed responsibility for six missile and drone operations targeting Saudi Arabia, including Aramco facilities, military positions and King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh. The claims remain unverified. Meanwhile, Yemen's internationally recognised government has urged Lebanon to prevent Hezbollah from providing military assistance to the Houthis.
Meet Dakota Meyer: Medal of Honor hero tapped by Pete Hegseth to fix Pentagon barracks' crisis as US troops sleep in cars, face no hot showers
Medal of Honor recipient Dakota Meyer has been tapped by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to lead efforts to improve military barracks after reports of troops sleeping in cars and facing poor living conditions, including mouldy rooms, broken air conditioning and a lack of hot water and showers. Dakota Meyer served on active duty in the Marine Corps from 2006 to 2010.
Blue Angels fly with five jets after Scott Laux's removal: What happened to No. 6 pilot ahead of final Pensacola air show and why Navy hasn't revealed reason?
Marine Corps Maj. Scott Laux was removed from the Blue Angels' flight demonstration team for unspecified reasons. The Chief of Naval Air Training stated he failed to meet the expected standards. His removal occurred just before the team's annual homecoming air show at Naval Air Station Pensacola. Laux's position as the No. 6 opposing solo pilot will remain vacant for the remainder of the season.
Mecca pact with Pakistan creates uproar in Turkey parliament: MPs ask why risking Turkish youth for foreign governments' political ambitions
Türkiye has approved a defense pact with Pakistan and Saudi Arabia that commits to mutual assistance. This agreement may lead to Turkish support if Pakistan faces conflict with India. Critics in Türkiye have expressed concerns over the implications for national security commitments. The pact includes a ten-year clause preventing member withdrawal, which raises flexibility questions. Parliamentary approval is required before sending Turkish troops, but concerns about political pressure remain.
Iran's leaders say midterm results show US voters have rejected Trump's war
Iranians expressed defiance following the US midterm elections, celebrating the Democrats' victory over Donald Trump. Supreme leader Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei indicated no expectation of changes in US policy toward Iran. Politicians and officials warned of severe consequences if the US disregards the election results. Demonstrators in Tehran commemorated the 1979 US Embassy takeover, showcasing ongoing hostility. Recent military actions have intensified, raising concerns about potential renewed conflict in the region.
Turkey's parliament set to ratify defence pact with Saudi Arabia, Pakistan as Houthi attacks mount
Turkey's parliament will ratify a defence pact with Saudi Arabia and Pakistan including mutual defence obligations. This agreement aims to boost military cooperation and enhance regional security in response to Iranian-backed threats. The pact allows for limited military support, focusing on equipment and intelligence sharing, rather than combat engagement. A mandate for deploying Turkish military personnel will also be submitted to the parliament.
Iranian officials say midterm results show US voters have rejected Trump's war
Concerns about the war's effects, particularly frustration over rising prices for fuel and other goods in the U.S., helped Democrats win control of both chambers of Congress in Tuesday's vote.
Washington's next chapter: A democratic socialist mayor and a looming Trump showdown
Janeese Lewis George won the recent mayoral election and will take office on January 2. She will face significant challenges, including local governance issues and financial difficulties. After a period of job losses, the city anticipates potential revenue drops, prompting tax consideration discussions. Lewis George emphasizes addressing the city's affordability crisis amid Trump's ongoing influence. She has a unique opportunity to reshape policies within the city's limited autonomy.
Iran US War to resume in full scale in Middle East? American strikes in Strait of Hormuz on Midterm election results day raise fears
Iran US war: Thousands of U.S. troops remain in the waters off Iran to maintain a naval blockade aimed at preventing tankers carrying Iranian oil from reaching the global market. Another aircraft carrier and thousands of additional troops are also on their way to the Middle East.
How Trump could interfere in US midterm elections
State officials are preparing for possible federal interference during the upcoming midterm elections. The Justice Department has planned to deploy around 1,000 election monitors across all states. Concerns have grown over the integrity of the voting process, particularly regarding non-citizen voting claims. Federal agents may seek to disrupt vote counting or challenge results after election day. Legal experts assert that state authority over elections remains strong despite these threats.
Colombia bombing leaves four dead, including a baby
A truck bomb exploded near a military base in Planadas, Colombia, resulting in four fatalities including a two-month-old baby. The attack, which wounded at least 17 people, occurred as President Abelardo de la Espriella intensified military actions against guerrilla groups. Officials attributed the bombing to a faction of the FARC guerrilla army that rejected the peace accord.
Yemen's Houthis advance to within 80 km of Aden, sources say
The advance brings the Houthis closer to Aden than at any point since the early months of the war in 2015, when they briefly entered the city before being driven out. The latest offensive has opened a volatile new front in the wider US-Israeli war on Iran, drawing both the Houthis and Saudi Arabia deeper into the regional conflict.
What is NATO’s Article 5, the clause that could pull 32 countries into one war?
An attack on one NATO member could bring 31 other countries into its defence. That is the central promise of Article 5, the collective defence clause of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO). The provision has become increasingly important as tensions between Russia and Western countries grow.
Iran targeted US air defences then hit aircraft and buildings on Mideast bases: AP analysis
An Associated Press analysis of satellite imagery and regional officials' accounts found that Iranian strikes damaged or destroyed structures at 26 US military bases and other sites across the Middle East through August. Iran initially targeted early-warning radars and aircraft infrastructure before hitting warehouses, troop accommodation and other facilities, causing billions of dollars in equipment damage.
Tone down Russia rhetoric: Pentagon to NATO Allies
Pentagon officials have requested several NATO countries to tone down their public statements regarding Russia's threat. These requests are primarily directed towards Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia. Concerns have arisen over comments suggesting Russia is cornered due to its stalled invasion of Ukraine. As the Trump administration seeks a negotiated end to the war, pressure is applied on Ukraine as well.
Dhurandhar doctrine of national security
India's Arunachal Pradesh minister Balo Raja has suggested the use of cinema to enhance national security awareness. His recommendation follows discussions regarding ongoing tensions with Chinese troops along the border. Raja referenced the success of Aditya Dhar's films in promoting India's intelligence capabilities and resilience. Historical examples from past films, particularly Mr India, highlight cinematic impact on national perception.
L&T and BAE Systems start production of BVS 10 Sindhu ATVs for Indian Army's high-altitude operations
Larsen and Toubro, in collaboration with BAE Systems, has commenced production of the BVS 10 Sindhu all-terrain vehicle. This development follows an order from the Indian Army for 18 units of the ATV. The vehicles are expected to be deployed in the high-altitude region of Ladakh for operations at extreme conditions. Moreover, Pakistan is fielding ATVs in the Kutch region for troop transportation purposes.
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