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China is enhancing its AI capabilities by utilizing Huawei's chip technology and affordable energy to compete with the U.S.

A U.S. judge has mandated the restoration of full funding for SNAP benefits, reversing previous cuts by the Trump administration.

American soybean farmers are struggling due to the ongoing U.S.-China trade war, which has hindered their market access.

The FAA has announced a 10% reduction in flight capacity at 40 major airports due to the ongoing government shutdown.

Russian President Putin has suggested the possibility of resuming nuclear weapons tests amid rising geopolitical tensions with the U.S.

The European Commission has launched an investigation into Deutsche Börse and Nasdaq over potential collusion in the derivatives market.

UK Chancellor is set to propose a new budget plan that includes charging electric vehicle drivers per mile to compensate for declining fuel duty revenues.

Nancy Pelosi, the first female speaker of the House of Representatives, announced she will not seek reelection after decades of service in Congress.

Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey indicates that UK interest rates may stabilize at a higher level compared to the US and Eurozone.

Thanksgiving turkey prices in the US are expected to rise significantly due to a severe avian flu outbreak that has reduced turkey flocks to a 40-year low.

Japan has launched the world's first yen stablecoin, which could revolutionize crypto settlements in Asia.

Democratic socialist Zohran Mamdani's victory in the New York City mayoral race indicates a significant shift in the Democratic Party's direction.

Norway suspends its oil fund's ethics rules to avoid divesting from major tech companies linked to Israel, raising ethical concerns.

Russia enhances its military capabilities by adding jet engines to Soviet-era glide bombs, increasing their strike range against Ukraine.

Bybit Pay launches in Sri Lanka, aiming to transform cryptocurrency payments across South Asia.

UK police are searching for two men, including a convicted sex offender, who were mistakenly released from Wandsworth prison.

Trump faces backlash after significant election losses, with a Republican governor acknowledging the party's defeat.

The US Supreme Court expresses skepticism about the legal basis of Trump's tariffs, which could affect his trade policies.

A US envoy warns the UK that pharmaceutical companies may leave unless drug prices are increased.

France bans Shein's operations amid controversies over sex dolls and weapons, coinciding with the retailer's new store opening in Paris.

Ørsted sells half of the world's largest offshore wind farm to Apollo for $6.5 billion to strengthen its market position.

President Trump calls on New Yorkers to back Governor Cuomo, warning of federal funding cuts if socialist candidate Mamdani wins the election.

The U.S. government shutdown is on track to become the longest in history as a Republican-backed stopgap resolution fails in the Senate for the 14th time.

Japan's manufacturing PMI drops to a 19-month low in October, signaling weak demand and rising costs, though recovery hopes remain.

'KPop Demon Hunters' is increasing global interest in K-culture, impacting sectors like music, cosmetics, and food.

Chancellor Reeves asserts she will not resign if income tax is raised in the upcoming budget, indicating potential tax increases for businesses.

UK small businesses are facing challenges in benefiting from trade deals, prompting calls for more government support for exporters.

The liberal D66 party is gaining traction in the Netherlands elections, signaling a potential revival of the political center in Europe.

China's factory activity has unexpectedly slowed in October, raising concerns despite a recent trade truce with the U.S.

The EU is contemplating the establishment of a regulatory body similar to the US SEC to oversee stock and cryptocurrency markets, facing some opposition.

Russian officials reaffirm their alliance with China following a recent meeting between President Trump and Xi Jinping.

UK Prime Minister Starmer hints at potential income tax increases in the upcoming Budget to address national debt without drastic public spending cuts.

Former President Trump opts not to attend Supreme Court arguments regarding tariffs, following unfavorable lower court rulings.

Walmart is recognized as the world's most valuable consumer staples brand, raising questions about its stock's investment potential.

Two individuals were arrested in the UK following multiple stabbings on a train, raising public safety concerns amid recent knife crime incidents.

China is boosting its oil reserves in anticipation of supply disruptions due to new U.S. sanctions on Russian crude oil.

OPEC+ has decided to halt oil output increases beyond December, citing worries over a potential supply glut.

The U.S. government is pushing for the dollar to become the primary currency for more countries worldwide.

The White House has announced a new trade deal with China aimed at enhancing economic relations between the two nations.

President Trump has announced plans to restart nuclear testing, raising concerns about a potential global arms race.

The UK government is considering shifting tax burdens onto workers to enhance productivity and fiscal sustainability.

China may ease the semiconductor export ban on Nexperia, which could help stabilize global auto supply chains.

Poor Americans face delays in food aid due to the ongoing government shutdown, affecting billions in SNAP benefits.

The Nexperia auto chip crisis continues to disrupt global vehicle production, prompting urgent responses from the U.S., China, and EU.

US President Trump canceled trade talks and increased tariffs in response to an anti-tariff advertisement from Ontario.

Top US diplomat states Gulf states are willing to invest in Lebanon if Hezbollah disarms, raising conflict concerns.

Romania's regulator has blacklisted Polymarket, declaring it as gambling that requires licensing.