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Rubio’s Mumbai visit sells a near-done trade deal after a 100% oil-tariff pause, while a green-card freeze still hits Indian IT.
Adani still plans a 5 million passenger cut at Mumbai from summer 2027, a squeeze that would feed international flights into Navi Mumbai.
Rajnath Singh told the SCO war cannot answer war, then pressed Pakistan on terror and China on borders in Dushanbe.
Qualcomm will start November job cuts with no published total, using performance reviews to recut skills for a 2027 shift away from phones.
Iran says mines burned two unnamed Hormuz tankers on the southern escort lane. UKMTO has not backed the last pair, and oil is near $110.
Youth marched over rent and schools, then burning halls and 2,397 French arrests were recast as collapse, just as Spain and Serbia head to the polls.
The India-New Zealand FTA is live, but apple and kiwifruit quotas stay at zero until 2027, while a 5,000-person work cap opens with no residence path.
Alberta referendum voters rejected a split 75.8% to 24.2%, a remain win that still counted a separatist floor and left Carney an energy tab.
Nifty 50 slipped 0.10 percent on October 14 as a 95 rupee fattened IT earnings while Indian crude at $127.04 kept foreign funds selling.
Marco Rubio visits Jamnagar October 17 to 22 as Washington courts Reliance over a Texas refinery still short of a final build decision.
