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US Orders Diplomatic Families Out as Saudi Arabia Comes Under Attack
The US has ordered non-emergency diplomatic personnel and their families to leave Saudi Arabia after deadly attacks on airports and energy facilities. With Houthi strikes intensifying and civilian casualties mounting, Washington faces growing pressure to strengthen the kingdom's defences.
FBI Investigates Suspected Incendiary Attack on Atlanta ICE Office
Federal agents are investigating reports that an incendiary device was thrown at an ICE building in downtown Atlanta on October 20. No injuries or significant damage were reported, while investigators have yet to identify a suspect or establish a motive.
Witkoff Heads to Russia With Ukraine Peace Proposals for Putin
Steve Witkoff is preparing for fresh talks with Vladimir Putin after meeting Zelenskyy and European leaders in Oslo. The American envoy will present proposals on ending the Ukraine war, including security guarantees and a possible ceasefire, while major territorial disputes remain unresolved.
Trump Revokes Over 300,000 US Visas as Crackdown Accelerates
The Trump administration says it has revoked more than 300,000 US visas since January 2025, citing crime, fraud and national security. But the government has not published a comprehensive breakdown of those affected, as its expanding immigration crackdown faces civil liberties concerns.
Rubio's India Visit Tests Washington's New Approach to Russian Oil
Marco Rubio arrives in India as Washington and New Delhi move closer to a trade agreement. Trump's decision to waive new tariffs on Russian oil buyers has eased a major source of tension, but questions remain over India's energy purchases and future US trade restrictions.
Rubio Challenges Zelenskyy's Account of US Intelligence Disruption
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has rejected Volodymyr Zelenskyy's claim that American intelligence sharing was briefly interrupted. The conflicting accounts have raised fresh questions about US support for Ukraine as relations between Trump and Zelenskyy deteriorate.
Oil Prices Retreat as Trump Waives New Sanctions on Russia
Brent crude retreated below $109 after President Trump suspended new sanctions and punitive tariffs targeting Russia. The waiver eases pressure on global oil supplies and reduces immediate tariff risks for major buyers, including India, while Middle East shipping disruptions continue.
Trump Puts Russia Sanctions on Hold as Congress Demands Action
Donald Trump has waived key sanctions and tariffs under a law he signed in September, giving his administration 60 days to assess their economic impact. The decision has drawn criticism from Ukraine and Congress while reducing the immediate tariff threat facing India.
Zelenskyy Proposes Ukraine–US–Russia Talks Around G20 Summit
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has suggested three-way talks with Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin around the December G20 summit in Miami. Washington and Moscow have not confirmed the proposal, while European and Middle Eastern venues remain under consideration.
Trump Turns on Zelenskyy as Dispute Over Russian Oil Deepens
Relations between Trump and Zelenskyy have worsened over Ukrainian strikes on Russian oil refineries, Washington's diesel agreement with Moscow and threats to US intelligence support. Kyiv is resisting American pressure while seeking greater military assistance from Europe.
Trump Seeks Nuclear Talks With Russia and China After Arms Treaty Expires
Donald Trump says Washington is discussing denuclearisation with Russia and China following the expiration of New START. But Beijing has yet to publicly commit to trilateral negotiations, and major differences over nuclear arsenal sizes remain unresolved.
US Inflation Hits 3.7% as Trump’s Cost-of-Living Problem Deepens
US inflation accelerated to 3.7% in September as gasoline prices surged and real wages declined. With midterm elections approaching, Donald Trump faces growing pressure over living costs while the Federal Reserve weighs whether another interest rate increase is necessary.