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Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Immigration is the most vexing political problem in Europe these days and guess what: It’s no longer a preoccupation only of the so-called far right. This weekend centrist Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk became the latest European leader to try to slam the Continent’s gates shut.

Dozens of people protesting Israel’s war in Gaza have been arrested in a sit-in outside the New York Stock Exchange

Auto manufacturers competing to persuade drivers to go electric are rolling out cheaper, more tech-rich models at the Paris Motor Show

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. KYIV, Ukraine—The war in Ukraine is barreling toward the end of its third year, with Russia pursuing relentless offensives despite heavy losses and Western leaders groping for a strategy to end the conflict. With Western weapons deliveries limited and slow, Ukraine is facing a bleak winter.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Investors have once again been head-faked by the Fed. After seven false alarms where markets priced in a dovish pivot by policymakers, the Federal Reserve finally turned dovish in a big way—only for bond yields to rise sharply and investors to price in fewer rate cuts than they had before.

North Korea was preparing to blow up all sorts of connecting roads which connects it with South Korea amid the rising tensions over some alleged drone activities, reported NBC News. North Korea has claimed that drones sent by South Korea have been seen flying over its capital Pyongyang which are dropping propaganda leaflets critical of their leader, Kim Jon-Un. According to NBC News, North Korea in response has ordered all its military units to stay alert and to be ready to fire when required while demolishing roads which crosses the heavily fortified border. North Korea’s military has accused the South Korean administration of conducting these drone operations on three different occasions recently while labelling them as a serious provocation. Also Read: The Wild Robot: Check out animated film’s digital, blu-ray and ultra 4K HD DVD release date

Shiv Sena (UBT) MP Sanjay Raut, lashed out at the Maharashtra government over the murder of NCP leader Baba Siddiqui on Monday, alleging that gang wars and underworld influence have risen in Mumbai under the current government. Speaking to reporters, Raut also challenged Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde to confront the conspirators involved in the case and prove his 'Singhamgiri.' «I had said earlier also that under this government, gang wars and the power of the underworld in Mumbai can increase. This government also has the support of the underworld, and that underworld is being run from Gujarat,» Raut said.

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Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. “We’ve seen arson, sabotage and more: dangerous actions conducted with increasing recklessness," said Ken McCallum, the head of MI5, Britain’s domestic security and counter-intelligence agency, in a rare update on the threat posed by Russia and the GRU, its military-intelligence agency. “The GRU in particular is on a sustained mission to generate mayhem on British and European streets," he said on October 8th.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Major paint stocks dropped an average of 6% in the past week as crude oil prices spiked on fears of a full-blown war between Israel and oil-producing Iran. Analysts have characterised this fall as a “knee-jerk reaction".

Netanyahu warned the people of Lebanon they could face "destruction and suffering" like the Palestinians in war-battered Gaza if they don't «free» the country from Hezbollah.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Israel expanded its offensive in Lebanon, sending more troops to conduct ground operations along the countries’ shared border and warning people to stay away from the coast of southern Lebanon ahead of a maritime operation. The additional Israeli forces are being added as the military expands its operations from the eastern part of the border to the west.

Hezbollah's deputy leader said in comments broadcast on Tuesday that the group backs efforts to reach a ceasefire in Lebanon, and for the first time omitted any mention of a Gaza truce deal as a pre-condition to halting the group's attacks on Israel.

Deven Choksey, MD, DRChoksey FinServ Pvt. Ltd, says he is confident about investing in the metal sector as the metal market is about to undergo a significant change. Energy prices are stable, while demand remains strong and positive. As energy prices are expected to decrease due to the rise of renewable energy and its use in power consumption, he sees a real possibility for lower energy costs. This creates a strong opportunity for investing in metals. Additionally, consumption is on the rise, which benefits the lending industry. He anticipates that lending costs will also decrease. Some NBFCs and corporate banks with substantial assets will be in a better position for investment.

parliamentary committee headed by Congress MP Shashi Tharoor is likely to look into the issue covering the condition of people going overseas for work. Sources said the Standing Committee on External Affairs in its first meeting on Monday discussed its agenda, and this issue came up for discussion. They said MPs expressed concern over the issue, with a seasoned parliamentarian referring to the recent case of some Indians being forced to work for the Russian military in its war against Ukraine after they arrived there on the promise of employment. The government had informed Parliament in August that at least eight Indians were killed in the conflict and that it had strongly taken up the matter with Russia for their discharge and overall safety.

Shares of Ubisoft surged more than 30% Friday, following reports that Tencent and the Guillemot family are considering a buyout of the video game maker

Oil prices climbed this week as unrest in the Middle East escalated

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Last week, we witnessed unprecedented escalation in the Gaza war as Iran officially entered the fray, launching 180 missiles at Israel. This opens the door to potential retaliatory strikes from Israel, while Lebanon is already feeling the heat.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. AS ISRAEL faces the first anniversary of the October 7th atrocities by Hamas, two huge challenges loom. One is Israel’s internal divisions, which will be highlighted by two separate commemoration services that are due to be held.

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Netanyahu on Sunday vowed to achieve victory and said his country's military «completely transformed reality» in the year since Hamas's October 7 attack, which has left the country fighting two wars. Netanyahu told troops Israel «will win» as it battles militants in both the Gaza Strip and Lebanon and prepares to strike Iran, almost a year since the unprecedented attack by Palestinian Hamas militants sparked the Gaza war. Israel's army chief, Lieutenant General Herzi Halevi said that, one year on, «we have defeated the military wing of Hamas».