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Trump says the US could strike Iran on Sunday but leaves room for a deal, as Tehran denies reports of a new Strait of Hormuz proposal.
New York’s Catholic archdiocese has agreed to an $800 million settlement covering claims by around 1,300 alleged clergy abuse survivors, pending formal signing.
US intelligence chief Jay Clayton has warned that alleged Iranian plots against American citizens have reached advanced stages as Washington reduces embassy staffing.
Protests over living costs, housing and government policies swept Europe on October 24, with France recording over 1,300 arrests and unrest in Spain and Italy.
Serbia votes as a student-led anti-corruption movement challenges Aleksandar Vucic’s long-standing political dominance after the Novi Sad railway disaster.
Six minors were among 12 people injured in a shooting near Florida A&M University’s Bragg Memorial Stadium, with police yet to identify a suspect.
A Mississippi police officer resigned after footage of the fatal shooting of one-year-old Kohen Wiley was released, prompting renewed calls for an investigation.
Storm Austen brings 84mph winds to the UK, leaving over 18,000 homes without power and disrupting rail services as another storm approaches.
Taiwan shut down as Typhoon Champi approached with powerful winds and torrential rain, killing one person, injuring 163 and cancelling 979 flights.
Gurgaon faced power cuts lasting over 16 hours as a three-day Haryana electricity workers’ strike disrupted homes, water supply and nearly 1,800 manufacturing units.
Unverified social media posts accuse an Indian man of involvement in Saudi Arabia’s execution of two Bangladeshis, but key claims remain unsubstantiated.
Donald Trump claimed he deserved a Pulitzer Prize for writing at a South Carolina rally, criticising journalists honoured for Russia investigation coverage.
China’s new TBM export controls could disrupt Indian infrastructure projects, renewing calls for domestic tunnel-boring machine manufacturing.
An Australian man has been charged over alleged racist threats against an Indian family in Brisbane. He received bail under strict conditions.
Donald Trump says Google CEO Sundar Pichai rejected his idea to rename the Atlantic Ocean, citing its international nature. Google has not confirmed the exchange
Netanyahu invited PM Modi to light a torch alongside an Indian pilot on Israel’s Independence Day as both leaders discussed bilateral ties and West Asia.
An Indian national was among two people killed in an attack on Dammam airport in Saudi Arabia, while two other Indians were injured.
Musk reportedly restricted Starlink speeds in Ukraine without prior warning, disrupting some drones and raising questions about US involvement.
Trump reportedly opposed Netanyahu’s planned October strikes on Iran ahead of US midterms, though the possibility of renewed conflict remains open.
A woman died in a shark attack at Orient Beach near KuGompo City in South Africa’s Eastern Cape, prompting the closure of two beaches.
