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US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin and Saudi Defense Minister Khalid bin Salman held talks by telephone to discuss their security partnership and Middle East developments.

The opposition Labour Party overturned huge Conservative majorities to win two parliamentary seats, boosting leader Keir Starmer’s hopes of ousting Rishi Sunak as prime minister in a UK vote expected next year.

Chinese gamers now have to pay more than double the list price of Nvidia Corp.’s flagship consumer graphics card after it was caught up in a US technology export ban on its biggest geopolitical rival.

Dozens of Canadian diplomats left India after New Delhi threatened to revoke their immunity in an “unreasonable and escalatory” violation of international law, Foreign Affairs Minister Melanie Joly said, as ties between the US allies remain tense.

Jim Jordan failed Thursday to sway holdouts who have opposed his bid to be the next US House speaker, raising questions about the Trump loyalist’s next move.

The Securities and Exchange Commission asked a federal judge in New York to dismiss its case against crypto company Ripple’s co-founder Christian Larsen and Chief Executive Officer Bradley Garlinghouse.

Bangladesh won an initial funding approval from the International Monetary Fund, which allows the country to receive the next loan tranche from a $4.7 billion bailout package.

Intel Corp. and Siemens AG are pulling out of Web Summit, the biggest technology conference in Europe, following remarks by the event’s leader that criticized Western support for Israel after the Hamas attacks.

Intensifying Chinese pressure on Taiwan is prompting some equity investors to buck the trend and exit Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co.

Jazz Pharmaceuticals Plc is exploring strategic options including a potential sale, people with knowledge of the matter said.