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Industrial gas processing facilities at ADNOC's Ruwais complex in Abu Dhabi.

ADNOC Approves First Large-Scale Unconventional Gas Project at Ruwais Diyab

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The guided-missile destroyer USS Cole departs the port of Aden, Yemen, in October 2000.

Houthis Advance to Within 80 km of Aden in Closest Push Since 2015, Sources Say

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A worker monitors machinery inside a US manufacturing plant.

US Factory Activity Picks Up in October as Output Hits Four-Year High

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A brick factory building in clear sunshine.

Ibstock Shares Slump to Record Low After Second Profit Warning of 2026

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Steel mills in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, seen from across Lake Ontario (file photo).

Canada’s Factory Sector Contracts for First Time in 2026 as Tariffs Bite

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The J. Edgar Hoover Building, FBI headquarters in Washington, DC, photographed in January 2026.

Judge Throws Out Case Against Two Ex-FBI Officials, Calling It ‘Weaponization’ on Eve of Midterms

3 hours ago3 hours ago
Fibre-optic cables being installed

Marvell to Buy Lumentum in $115 Billion Deal in AI Data-Centre Bet

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The Palais Bourbon in Paris, seat of the French National Assembly.

Petition to Remove CNews from French Broadcasting Passes 500,000 Signatures

4 hours ago4 hours ago
A white 2025 Fiat 500e parked on a street

Chip Shortage Hits Fiat Output in Italy and Could Run Through December, Stellantis Warns

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Flames and thick smoke rising from a forest wildfire

EU and Canada Join Forces on AI Climate Modelling to Predict Wildfires and Arctic Change

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Hackers Drain $6.3 Billion from Binance in Record Crypto Heist

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Iran Holds Doha Talks with Qatari Mediators as US Strikes Loom After Midterms
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Iran Holds Doha Talks with Qatari Mediators as US Strikes Loom After Midterms

Israeli Strikes Kill Eight in Gaza, Including Five Police Officers, Medics Say
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Israeli Strikes Kill Eight in Gaza, Including Five Police Officers, Medics Say

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Hackers Drain $6.3 Billion from Binance in Record Crypto Heist

Editorial Desk3 days ago3 days ago04 mins

Hackers drained about $6.3 billion from Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, in about 20 minutes on Thursday — the biggest crypto theft on record — with roughly half the stolen assets since frozen and US law enforcement now involved.

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Industrial gas processing facilities at ADNOC's Ruwais complex in Abu Dhabi.
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ADNOC Approves First Large-Scale Unconventional Gas Project at Ruwais Diyab

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Abu Dhabi’s state oil company has approved its first large-scale unconventional gas development, which will deliver 345 million cubic feet of raw gas a day from 2029 as the UAE works to secure domestic supply and support its LNG ambitions.

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The guided-missile destroyer USS Cole departs the port of Aden, Yemen, in October 2000.
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Houthis Advance to Within 80 km of Aden in Closest Push Since 2015, Sources Say

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Iran-aligned Houthi fighters have advanced to within 80 kilometres of Aden, the Yemeni government’s temporary capital, in their closest approach to the city since the early months of the war in 2015, military sources told Reuters on Monday.

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A worker monitors machinery inside a US manufacturing plant.
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US Factory Activity Picks Up in October as Output Hits Four-Year High

Editorial Desk2 hours ago2 hours ago02 mins

America’s manufacturing sector grew at its fastest pace in nearly four years in October, as output surged to its highest level since 2021 — though factory-gate prices stayed stubbornly high.

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A brick factory building in clear sunshine.
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Ibstock Shares Slump to Record Low After Second Profit Warning of 2026

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British bricks and concrete maker Ibstock has cut its annual profit forecast for the second time this year, sending its shares down 15% to a record low as weak construction demand continues to squeeze the sector.

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Steel mills in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, seen from across Lake Ontario (file photo).
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Canada’s Factory Sector Contracts for First Time in 2026 as Tariffs Bite

Editorial Desk3 hours ago3 hours ago03 mins

Canada’s manufacturing sector slipped into contraction in October for the first time this year, as tariffs and supply disruption hit output and new orders and price pressures reached their highest in more than four years.

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The J. Edgar Hoover Building, FBI headquarters in Washington, DC, photographed in January 2026.
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Judge Throws Out Case Against Two Ex-FBI Officials, Calling It ‘Weaponization’ on Eve of Midterms

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A federal judge has dismissed the case against two former FBI officials accused of lying to Congress about Hunter Biden investigations, ruling from the bench that the prosecution lacked probable cause and describing it as weaponization of the Justice Department.

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Marvell to Buy Lumentum in $115 Billion Deal in AI Data-Centre Bet

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Marvell Technology has agreed to buy optical components maker Lumentum in a $115 billion all-stock deal, one of the biggest deals of 2026 and a bold bet that the artificial intelligence spending boom will keep demand for high-speed data links outstripping supply.

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The Palais Bourbon in Paris, seat of the French National Assembly.
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Petition to Remove CNews from French Broadcasting Passes 500,000 Signatures

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A petition calling for CNews to be removed from French broadcasting has passed 553,000 signatures, clearing the threshold for a possible parliamentary debate once a National Assembly commission has reviewed it.

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A white 2025 Fiat 500e parked on a street
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Chip Shortage Hits Fiat Output in Italy and Could Run Through December, Stellantis Warns

Editorial Desk4 hours ago4 hours ago02 mins

Stellantis has warned that a shortage of a chip used in an engine control unit is significantly disrupting production of some Fiat models in Italy, with further halts possible through November and December.

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EU and Canada Join Forces on AI Climate Modelling to Predict Wildfires and Arctic Change

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The European Union and Canada have agreed to pool data and supercomputing power to sharpen predictions of wildfires, Arctic change and climate risks in vulnerable regions, under a new arrangement signed at their Montreal summit.

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