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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?
Planning a wedding? Hidden costs that can derail your budget and drain your savings
Vendor fine print, last-minute guests and family pressure can push your wedding bill way above the initial budget. Here’s how to spot the hidden costs before they hit you. You could also maintain a dedicated savings account or have one person oversee expenses to track payments for every function and ceremony, especially if various family members are doing the spending.
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.
A skeleton was found beneath Prague Castle. The Nazis called him a Viking; later it became a Slavonic warrior
A 10th century burial found under Prague Castle in 1928, became a part of political battle. Nazi-era readings called the man a Viking, while a later account described him as a Slavonic warrior. The archaeologist who dug the grave came under pressure over what he found. Who the man really was is still unknown.
Iran warns new war could last longer after Trump threatens strikes
Iran warned on Sunday that any renewed war with the United States could last longer than the previous round of fighting, after President Donald Trump said he still had to "take care" of more targets. "A potential future war could last longer than previous conflict, and the American president would not be in a position to dictate the timing or the conditions of its conclusion," said army spokesman Mohammad Akraminia, according to Iranian state television.
A desi AI kill chain? Indian military steps towards battlefield AI
India's armed forces are working alongside Sarvam AI to establish a unified framework for military operations. The initiative focuses on improving battlefield intelligence, refining target acquisition, and streamlining decision-making across all service branches. Emphasizing a blend of cutting-edge technology and human judgment, this project signifies India’s dedication to enhancing its sovereign AI resources in the defense arena, with promising implications for operational effectiveness and data management.
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Pentagon investigates suspected cyberattacks: Did hackers trigger freezer failures at US military bases and put food supplies at risk?
The Pentagon is investigating whether hackers caused refrigeration failures at US military stores in August, spoiling food across at least six bases. Similar incidents hit hundreds of French supermarkets in October. Investigators are examining possible links, including refrigeration control systems and reported software vulnerabilities. However, officials haven't confirmed a cyberattack or established whether the US and French cases share a cause.
Who is Brett Sylvia, the Pentagon general accused of leaking classified information?
Lt. Gen. Brett Sylvia, a senior US Army officer, was reportedly removed from his role as director of Strategy, Plans and Policy on the Pentagon’s Joint Staff by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth over alleged leaks of classified information. His dismissal has raised questions about Pentagon security protocols and senior military leadership.
Israel elections 2026: 'Remember October 7' - Eisenkot appeals to voters as Netanyahu projects strong-man image
Polls have opened across Israel, with more than 7.3 million eligible voters set to choose their representatives amid a heated contest over Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s leadership. Opposition leaders, including Gadi Eisenkot, Avigdor Liberman and Yair Golan, have called for a change of government and accountability for the October 7, 2023, Hamas attack. Netanyahu, meanwhile, has urged voters to back his Likud party, warning against an opposition-led government.
Israel election 2026: Netanyahu might be finished but his policies toward the Palestinians will largely endure
Israel's elections are anticipated to end Prime Minister Netanyahu's long political career while his settlement policies may endure. Many Israelis support settlement expansion despite deep divisions regarding Netanyahu's leadership and character. Netanyahu's opponents aim to address settler violence yet largely oppose a two-state solution. While new leadership might slow down settlement activities, significant changes seem improbable.
Ukraine and Russia eye new peace talks and Melania Trump's mission, but major obstacles remain
Russia and Ukraine have signalled willingness to resume US-brokered peace talks, potentially in Abu Dhabi in mid-November, as territorial disputes and security guarantees continue to block progress. A local ceasefire has also been agreed to allow humanitarian aid into a stranded town in Ukraine’s Kherson region. However, fresh Russian missile and drone attacks underline the challenges facing US President Donald Trump’s efforts to end the war.
On October 23, 1983, 241 US marines died in a terrorist attack in Lebanon. It was the deadliest single-day loss for US forces since WWII
On October 23, 1983, a truck bomb exploded at the Marine barracks in Beirut, killing 241 American servicemen. This attack occurred during Lebanon's civil war, where US troops were part of a peacekeeping mission. The bombing was attributed to Islamic Jihad, which opposed American presence in Lebanon. The devastating loss prompted a reassessment of US military operations and eventually led to troop withdrawal in 1984.
Missed your BTS moment? ARIRANG is headed to 89 cinemas in India
BTS fans in India will have the chance to enjoy screenings of performances from the ARIRANG world tour. The concert screenings are scheduled for October 25 and 31 in 38 cities across the country. Both performances were filmed in Buenos Aires and São Paulo, providing a unique experience for fans. The event aims to facilitate a shared experience among BTS ARMY members in cinemas.
Warren Buffett on bearish markets: One habit decides whether you come out richer or poorer
He put the four worst collapses in his own share price into a table, with the dates and the drops. Nearly 60% once, around half three more times, all of it inside the best long-run record anybody has produced in public markets. He did not print it to confess. He printed it to make one argument, and it is the argument most investors hear only after the damage is done. Then he turns the same idea upside down.
ITBP has raised drone platoons, building bunkers along LAC: ITBP DG
ITBP Director General (DG) Shatrujeet Singh Kapoor told his troops at a force base in Rajasthan's Alwar that countering China through "traditional" means of warfare was a thing of the past and hence they were investing in modernizing the force, its weapons, vehicles and border posts.
Iran asks US to prove it wants peace by lifting blockade
"Iran is prepared to give diplomacy another chance if we see strong evidence of a sincere desire on the part of the US to achieve a just and honourable solution to permanently end this conflict," Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi wrote in an op-ed in the Financial Times.
ET Prime Special Series: Multibagger or IBC - Part 81: Momentum in numbers will decide fate of this auto ancillary's stock
A few years back, the important question for this auto ancillary supplier was whether its investments and customer programmes would begin producing enough revenue. Today, the numbers look very different. Annual income has jumped, exports have risen, and a large overseas-linked order has helped deliver a record quarter. How much of the improvement is repeatable, and how much reflects an unusual opportunity?
Trump envoy Witkoff meets Putin in St. Petersburg for Ukraine war talks
Steve Witkoff held talks with Vladimir Putin in St. Petersburg to discuss peace efforts regarding Ukraine. These meetings follow Witkoff's recent discussions with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in Oslo. Zelenskyy emphasized the need to freeze the conflict to achieve an end to the war. Trump expressed increasing pressure on Zelenskyy to negotiate a deal with Russia. Ongoing Russian attacks in Ukraine continue to result in casualties and damage to infrastructure.
In 2020, Virginia created temporary seabird nesting habitat at Fort Wool and nearby barges; by 2021, royal tern nests there numbered up to 6,283
South Island, once a vital breeding ground for seabirds, suffered degradation due to construction activities. In a remarkable turn of events, Fort Wool was repurposed into a temporary haven for these birds. They adapted swiftly, leading to the establishment of thousands of nests and successful chick rearing. This project exemplifies how habitat restoration can thrive even amid development, offering a promising blueprint for future coastal conservation efforts facing habitat decline.
Gold slips as investors await Fed rate signals
Gold prices fell slightly as investors monitored the Federal Reserve's major interest rate decision. The anticipated meeting will provide key insights into future economic policies. Economists expect the Fed to hold rates steady, emphasizing inflation concerns. The Bank of Japan is also projected to raise interest rates in December. Other precious metals, including silver and platinum, experienced minimal changes during this period.
Dollar on back foot as US yields, crude prices dip; Aussie buoyed by hawkish RBA
The US dollar is facing downward pressure with both Treasury yields and crude oil prices on the decline. Meanwhile, the Australian dollar is nearing a three-week high, buoyed by supportive remarks from Reserve Bank of Australia Deputy Governor Andrew Hauser. Wall Street had a robust session as technology earnings began with results from SpaceX.
Russian aerial blitz kills 9 in Ukraine as Zelenskyy meets US and European officials in Norway
Russia conducted missile and drone strikes across Ukraine, causing civilian casualties and significant damage to infrastructure. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is in Norway seeking increased American and European support for his country. Despite ongoing attacks, Zelenskyy expressed concerns about the delay in U.S. military aid, including critical air defense interceptors. European nations have stepped up their support, fearing Russian aggression will extend further.
A look at Kim Jong Un's luxurious Mar-a-Lago-Style Wonsan resort in North Korea amid Kim Jong Un's death rumours took the internet by storm
Kim Jong Un's seaside compound in Wonsan offers a glimpse into the luxury enjoyed by North Korea's ruling family. The estate features numerous recreational amenities, including swimming pools and sports fields, contrasting sharply with citizens' living conditions. Speculation about Kim's health has surfaced, although recent reports confirm his active participation in public events. Analysts emphasize the disparity between the elites and ordinary North Koreans, highlighting ongoing political pressures.
Kim Jong Un dead? New photos emerge as rumours of North Korean leader's death, secret Beijing treatment and alleged coma spread online
Kim Jong Un death rumours: North Korea has released photographs showing Kim Jong Un inspecting footwear and women's clothing at an exhibition after unverified social media claims alleged that he had died following a brain haemorrhage. The New York Post reported that the images were published by North Korean state media, although their timing has not been independently verified. Claims of a Chinese troop deployment and a succession crisis also remain unsubstantiated.
As France erupts, Europe's far right gains from fuel-price anger ahead of elections
The tractors rolling into the town of Gela on the southern tip of Europe are flying the Sicilian flag, emblazoned with Medusa, three bent legs and ears of wheat, a reminder of the island's role as a breadbasket
Why Pete Hegseth’s remarks on Nato’s Afghanistan role have drawn UK rebuke and raised fresh questions over US-Europe relations
US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth questioned the combat contributions of NATO allies in Afghanistan during a recent speech. His comments prompted a response from the British government defending the sacrifices of its troops, which included over 450 deaths. The controversy comes amid broader tensions regarding US support for Ukraine against Russian aggression. European leaders are concerned about maintaining their security commitments in light of these remarks.
Wealth creation lessons from Charlie Munger: His ‘get rich slow’ system is a golden formula to achieve financial freedom
Charlie Munger believed that building wealth takes time, patience and disciplined financial decisions. His ‘get rich slow’ philosophy warned against chasing quick profits and encouraged investors to focus on saving consistently, choosing quality investments and allowing wealth to grow over the long term. Here are the key lessons from his approach to wealth creation and financial freedom.
Tyler Perry bought a former Army base for $30 million: Why he is turning it into more than a Hollywood studio
Tyler Perry is planning to expand his business beyond filmmaking with a proposed 38-acre entertainment district near his Atlanta film studio. The project could include a theatre, shops and office spaces, with plans suggesting that it could be completed by January 2028. Perry bought 330 acres of the former Fort McPherson military base for $30 million in 2015 and later turned the site into Tyler Perry Studios.
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Look at how the market treated the stock of a large FMCG stock – one the best wealth creators of the past – just because it mentioned the risk of rising input costs. It shows what the underlying sentiment on the street is like.
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