Israel-Palestine War: Hezbollah unlikely to join the war unless Iran wants it to

Following violent anti-government riots in Dhaka, the opposition leader of Bangladesh and other party members were taken into custody. The Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) secretary general, Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir, is one of the people accused, according to an official.

Bangladesh charges opposition leader with murder

US Elections: Do citizens have the right to know | Race to Power

US Elections: Do citizens have the right to know

The area along the Line Of Control in Northern Kashmir has been put on the alert. The Indian forces have reportedly killed terrorists in Pulwama.

Kashmir: Police officer killed in Srinagar as terrorists open fire

UK: Son of partygate investigator to stand as Labour candidate

Disguised as conducting scientific examinations in the Indian Ocean, Chinese vessels are presently engaged in extensive surveys across vast regions of the Indian Ocean Region.

Chinese research ship 'Shi Yan 6' to conduct marine research in Sri Lanka

WION's&nbsp;Business Desk brings you this daily round up of global stories from the world of business and economy.&nbsp;

Australia halts trade negotiations with EU

Australia has withdrawn from trade talks with the European Union on a free trade agreement for the second time in three months. Australia's Trade Minister Don Farrell, who met with European representatives during a Group of Seven meeting in Osaka, expressed his frustration on the matter. However, he expressed hope for future success and added that negotiations will continue. The negotiations between Australia and the EU have hit a roadblock over agricultural issues.

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Israel's economy may contract by 11 pc amid escalating conflict: JPMorgan&nbsp;

The ongoing war is bad news for the Israeli economy. JPMorgan Chase &amp; Co. has predicted that Israel’s economy may contract by 11 per cent during the last three months of the year. The conflict, which erupted on October 7, when Hamas militants launched attacks in southern Israel, has taken a heavier toll than initially predicted. &nbsp;JPMorgan's outlook is among the most pessimistic predictions from Wall Street analysts. Investors have already reacted negatively to the war and the latest prediction does not bode well for Israel.&nbsp;

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G-7 trade chiefs condemn weaponisation of economic dependencies: Report &nbsp;

In a statement that apparently targets China, trade ministers from the Group of Seven (G-7) came together to criticise the exploitation of commercial vulnerabilities by certain nations to further their policy objectives. In a joint statement issued after their two-day gathering in Osaka, Japan, the G-7 pledged to collaborate with developing nations to ensure the resilience of supply chains for crucial items like critical minerals, semiconductors, and batteries. &nbsp;

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Egypt's natural gas imports suspended amid Gaza conflict&nbsp;

Egypt has announced the suspension of its natural gas imports amid the ongoing Israel-Hamas war, leading to an increase in power cuts across the country. The abrupt halt in gas imports, from 800 million cubic feet per day (mcf/d) to zero, coincides with a surge in electricity demand due to warmer-than-usual temperatures. This decision appears to be linked to Israel's recent move to shut down the offshore Tamar gas field amid concerns of potential disruptions caused by the conflict with Hamas in the Gaza Strip.&nbsp;

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G7 urges repeal of bans on Japanese food products; China denounces 'economic coercion'&nbsp;

The Group of Seven (G7) have called for an "immediate repeal" of restrictions on Japanese food product imports. The move comes as a clear reference to China's measures following Japan's decision to release treated wastewater from the Fukushima nuclear power plant. &nbsp;

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UAW-Ford tentative deal marks significant gains for union members: Report&nbsp;

The United Auto Workers (UAW) leaders have given their approval to a tentative agreement with Ford. The agreement, which comes after extensive negotiations, includes a pay increase of at least 30 per cent for full-time workers, potentially more than doubling the earnings of other employees. &nbsp;

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Evergrande gets a reprieve from court hearing as it seeks revised debt plan&nbsp;

In a significant development in China Evergrande Group debt saga, the real estate developer has asked a Hong Kong court five-week more weeks to develop a viable solution with its creditors. The real estate company is working on a revised debt restructuring plan. The next hearing is likely on December 4 and if the company fails to chalk out a viable plan, it faces the threat of liquidation.&nbsp;

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WION's Business Desk brings you this daily round up of global stories from the world of business and economy. Australia halts trade negotiations with EU Australia has withdrawn from trade talks with the European Union on a free trade agreement for the second time in three months.

WION's Business Desk brings you this daily round up of global stories from the world of business and economy. Australia halts trade negotiations with EU Australia has withdrawn from trade talks with the European Union on a free trade agreement for the second time in three months. Australia's Trade Minister Don Farrell, who met with European representatives during a Group of Seven meeting in Osaka, expressed his frustration on the matter. However, he expressed hope for future success and added that negotiations will continue. The negotiations between Australia and the EU have hit a roadblock over agricultural issues. Read more here Israel's economy may contract by 11 pc amid escalating conflict: JPMorgan The ongoing war is bad news for the Israeli economy. JPMorgan Chase & Co. has predicted that Israel’s economy may contract by 11 per cent during the last three months of the year. The conflict, which erupted on October 7, when Hamas militants launched attacks in southern Israel, has taken a heavier toll than initially predicted. JPMorgan's outlook is among the most pessimistic predictions from Wall Street analysts. Investors have already reacted negatively to the war and the latest prediction does not bode well for Israel. Read more here G-7 trade chiefs condemn weaponisation of economic dependencies: Report In a statement that apparently targets China, trade ministers from the Group of Seven (G-7) came together to criticise the exploitation of commercial vulnerabilities by certain nations to further their policy objectives. In a joint statement issued after their two-day gathering in Osaka, Japan, the G-7 pledged to collaborate with developing nations to ensure the resilience of supply chains for crucial items like critical minerals, semiconductors, and batteries. Read more here Egypt's natural gas imports suspended amid Gaza conflict Egypt has announced the suspension of its natural gas imports amid the ongoing Israel-Hamas war, leading to an increase in power cuts across the country. The abrupt halt in gas imports, from 800 million cubic feet per day (mcf/d) to zero, coincides with a surge in electricity demand due to warmer-than-usual temperatures. This decision appears to be linked to Israel's recent move to shut down the offshore Tamar gas field amid concerns of potential disruptions caused by the conflict with Hamas in the Gaza Strip. Read more here G7 urges repeal of bans on Japanese food products; China denounces 'economic coercion' The Group of Seven (G7) have called for an "immediate repeal" of restrictions on Japanese food product imports. The move comes as a clear reference to China's measures following Japan's decision to release treated wastewater from the Fukushima nuclear power plant. Read more here UAW-Ford tentative deal marks significant gains for union members: Report The United Auto Workers (UAW) leaders have given their approval to a tentative agreement with Ford. The agreement, which comes after extensive negotiations, includes a pay increase of at least 30 per cent for full-time workers, potentially more than doubling the earnings of other employees. Read more here Evergrande gets a reprieve from court hearing as it seeks revised debt plan In a significant development in China Evergrande Group debt saga, the real estate developer has asked a Hong Kong court five-week more weeks to develop a viable solution with its creditors. The real estate company is working on a revised debt restructuring plan. The next hearing is likely on December 4 and if the company fails to chalk out a viable plan, it faces the threat of liquidation. Read more here

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Liam Conlon, a UK campaigner and the son of partygate investigator Sue Gray, has declared his intention to run as a Labour candidate in the upcoming general election.

UK: Son of Partygate investigator to stand as Labour candidate

Following thousands of pro-Palestinian protestors who flocked the streets of central London on Saturday to call for an end to hostilities between Israel and Hamas, police made two arrests. Large people were seen beginning the march led by the Palestine Solidarity Campaign, which has organized several demonstrations in reaction to the worsening situation in the Gaza Strip, according to aerial imagery.

Israel-Palestine war: Five formally charged after pro-Palestinian protests in London

Meeting with the families of the eight Navy veterans who received death sentences in Qatar on Monday, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar stated that the government is giving the case its utmost priority.

Indian EAM Jaishankar meets families of Qatar detainees

In the escalating Israel-Hamas War, Israeli forces wage ground operations against Hamas in Gaza. In what Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called the second phase of the war the IDF said that it struck over 450 Terror targets during the past day.

Israel-Palestine war: Netanyahu claims intel officials never warned him of Hamas attack

At a defense forum in Beijing on Monday, Russia's Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu issued a warning to the West, stating that the escalation of confrontation with Russia in the Ukraine crisis poses a threat of a "direct military clash between nuclear powers".

Russia-Ukraine War: Defence minister Shoigu warns against escalation of Ukraine war

Eight Indians awarded death sentence in Qatar

Australia has abandoned negotiations with the European Union (EU) in pursuit of a free trade agreement. While there was general agreement on most points, several outstanding agricultural concerns threatened to destroy the whole accord that the two parties had been working on for more than five years.

Australia walks out of EU trade talks over agriculture disputes

JPMorgan chase predicts that Israel's gross domestic product (GDP) is likely to contract by 11% annually in the current quarter.

JPMorgan's bleak outlook: War's toll on Israel's economy

The government of Egypt said on Sunday that the country's natural gas imports had come to a standstill.

Egypt faces natural gas imports standstill amid Gaza conflict

Contrary to common assumptions, it's often Genxers who exhibit a stronger work commitment compared to millennials.

Genxers' consistent work ethic trumps assumptions

Israel-Palestine war: Israel shows images of tanks deployed in Gaza

In the midst of a potential ground invasion in Gaza, the strength of the U.S.-Israel relationship is being questioned. While the U.S. remains firm in its support for Israel, privately, concerns are mounting, both over Israel's actions and its desire for a ground incursion. So what is it exactly that President Biden is worried about? Find out here.

Israel-Palestine war: Biden worried about Israel's Gaza Invasion? | Gravitas

Is Israel planning to use 'sponge bombs'? They would reportedly be used to prevent the soldiers from getting ambushed in the network of Hamas tunnels. What are 'sponge bombs'? How do they work? Molly Gambhir tells you.

Israel-Palestine war: Israel to tackle Hamas tunnel network using 'sponge bombs'? | Gravitas

Israel-Palestine war: US privately concerned over Israeli actions | Gravitas

Israel-Palestine war: US-Israel ties tested as Gaza invasion loom | Gravitas

An emergency plenary session of the UN General Assembly is being held to discuss the conflict between Israel and Hamas as well as the circumstances in the Palestinian territory. It comes after a UN Security Council resolution urging "humanitarian pauses" in the violence was not approved on October 18. The US vetoed the resolution.

Israel-Palestine war | Palestinians plead 'stop the bombs' at United Nations meeting

The largest car trade expo in Japan is scheduled to return this Thursday for the first time in four years. The pandemic forced the biennial event to be halted in 2021, but a lot has changed since then.

Japan Mobility Show 2023: EVs, personal mobility take centre stage at auto show

The humanitarian crisis in Gaza is getting worse, which is why there are more strikes. In an attempt to save hostages and maintain the flow of humanitarian aid into Gaza, President Joe Biden stated on Wednesday that he "did not demand" that Israel postpone a ground invasion of the region.

Israel-Palestine war: UN convenes emergency meet on Israel-Hamas war

The corporate gifting industry, once a hallmark of traditional sweets and hampers, has undergone a profound transformation in recent years. As remote work became the new norm in india and across the globe, so did the need for new ways to connect and express gratitude. Pre-pandemic, the global gifting industry stood at $125 billion, but in 2022, it soared to $242 billion.

Decoding the corporate gifting industry

A thorough inquiry into the issue of foreign funding in madrasas has been launched by the Special inquiry Team (SIT), with a particular focus on the roughly 4,000 institutions that operate close to the border between India and Nepal.

Madrasas on Indo-Nepal border under scanner over foreign funding

Behind the gift wrap: The business of corporate gifting

Defying dire warnings of a recession, the US Economy grew almost 5% in the July to September quarter, as higher wages gave a much-needed boost to consumer spending and demand. At a 4.9%, this was the fastest pace of GDP growth in nearly two years. In fact, the US GDP expanded at a pace well above what fed officials regard as the non-inflationary growth rate of 1.8%. The economy was also helped by a rebound in residential investment after 9 straight months of decline, and a rise in government spending.

US economy: Blockbuster Q3 numbers

US has carried out airstrikes in Syria. Projectiles have hit towns in Egypt. America is sending 900 troops to West Asia. In Jordan, thousands are calling for annulment of peace treaty with Israel. The war in no longer limited to the Gaza strip.

Gravitas: Israel-Palestine war expands, strikes in Syria, Egypt

Mercedes-Benz, one of the leading luxury car manufacturers, is feeling the heat in the electric vehicle market. The company has reported a challenging third quarter, as heavy price cuts and supply chain issues put pressure on their earnings.

Mercedes-Benz's EV market struggles

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