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Proposed Shenzhen talks could bring Trump, Xi and Putin together, but deep strategic divisions and concerns over smaller nations' interests cloud prospects for a breakthrough.

Cantor Fitzgerald nearly halved its reported Nvidia shares over six months while continuing to do deals across the chipmaker's AI network.

The interceptions come amid escalating regional hostilities, raising fears of renewed cross-border confrontation between Saudi Arabia and Yemen’s Iran-aligned Houthis.

A telecom outage hitting air traffic control forced the FAA to order a rare nationwide ground stop. Nearly 7,000 flights were delayed or cancelled, and the effects spread as far as Mexico and Australia.

Flights are taking off again after a telecom outage forced a rare nationwide ground stop, but travellers have been warned to expect more disruption as airlines get planes and crews back in place.

Islamabad nominates Climate Change Minister Musadik Masood Malik for November 20-22 gathering, marking a rare ministerial-level visit to India amid strained ties.

Trump weighs restraint after Saudi and Turkish appeals, but keeps military options open amid tensions with Tehran and preparations for a possible escalation.

Wind and solar are expected to become the main source of additional electricity supply by 2030.

Michigan's Abdul El-Sayed wants Washington to scale down military aid to Israel and put limits on weapons sales, arguing that American-supplied arms must not be used to violate international law.

Zelenskyy said that the package floated by Washington includes specific security guarantees from NATO and the European Union.

The resolution, moved by Uruguay, demands that Israel stop exploiting and damaging natural resources in the occupied Palestinian territory and the Syrian Golan.

Indian students planning to pursue education in Canada, will be relieved as the announcement provides clarity on the number of visas it will issue