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RUBIO VISITS INDIA, SAYS TRADE DEAL IS NEARLY DONE

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio held talks in Mumbai on 20 and 21 October, his second visit to India in five months. He met External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar to discuss trade, defence, technology and energy security. Mr Rubio said the two countries are nearly done with the proposed trade agreement, with only a

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BRAZIL’S PRESIDENTIAL RUNOFF TIGHTENS AFTER A BITTER DEBATE

Brazil’s presidential runoff on 25 October is now too close to call. Senator Flavio Bolsonaro finished first in the 4 October first round with 47.03 percent of valid votes against 45.16 percent for President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, the narrowest gap between the top two since the return to democracy, according to Latin Times.

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TRUMP LAUNCHES PANEL TO PROBE FED GOVERNOR LISA COOK

The White House has set up a committee to investigate Federal Reserve governor Lisa Cook, in what news reports describe as the latest attempt to remove her. A White House notice dated 7 October said the panel will examine allegations that Cook made false statements in connection with mortgages, and will report to President Donald

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France Imposes Local Curfews as Widespread Protests and Rioting Cause Chaos Nationwide

The French government has announced plans to introduce local, partial curfews across several regions following a weekend of widespread violence, looting, and civil unrest that has gripped major cities. Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu confirmed the security measures following urgent crisis meetings, while officials refuse to rule out declaring a state of emergency. The nationwide demonstrations,

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‘India a Major Global Power’: Netanyahu Looks to New Delhi as He Warns of Post-Trump US Hostility

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has called for Israel to broaden its international alliances, explicitly naming India and countries in Latin America as key potential partners, as he warned that a future US administration could adopt a less favourable approach toward the country. Unveiling a new security doctrine ahead of Israel’s October 27 election, Netanyahu

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