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18:29:30

[Kolskaya Sopka Becomes a Focal Point of Contention in the Russia-Ukraine Struggle: Strategic Location Crucial] 1. Currently, the struggle between Russia and Ukraine for Kolskaya Sopka (known as Pokrovsk in Ukraine) is intensifying. Analysis suggests that the Russian army currently holds a significant advantage on this front. If Kolskaya Sopka falls, other Ukrainian defensive positions in the Donetsk region may face the risk of being cut off and encircled. 2. Kolskaya Sopka is a vital transportation hub for the Ukrainian army in the frontline region. Its loss would severely hamper troop deployment and logistical support for the Ukrainian army, and would also significantly impact the defense and support systems of the surrounding area. (CCTV)

18:28:26

[Hamas Condemns Israel's Obstruction of Aid Trucks in Gaza Due to Severe Shortage] 1. A statement issued by Hamas's media office on November 1st pointed out that from October 10th to October 31st, only 3,203 aid trucks entered the Gaza Strip, an average of 145 trucks per day, far below the ceasefire agreement's standard of 600 trucks per day. The actual number delivered was only about 24% of the agreed-upon number. 2. The statement strongly condemned Israel's restrictions on the passage of aid trucks and called on international mediators to take immediate action to demand that Israel fulfill the signed agreements and ensure that humanitarian aid can enter the Gaza Strip without hindrance. (CCTV)

17:50:55

Sources: The OPEC+ meeting will be held at 0:00 AM Beijing time on Monday.

17:27:45

Sources say OPEC+ will agree to another small increase in oil production.

17:27:30

Iran says it has received word of the resumption of negotiations with Washington and will release details at the appropriate time.

17:25:38

[US Congressmen Demand Prince Andrew, Brother of King Charles III, Testify in Epstein Case to "Prove His Innocence"] 1. The sex crime case involving the late American tycoon Jefferson Epstein continues to unfold, and Prince Andrew, brother of King Charles III, has been stripped of his royal titles and privileges due to his involvement. Recently, several Democratic members of the US House of Representatives investigating the case have publicly demanded that Andrew testify. 2. Representative Subramaniam pointed out that since several plaintiffs have mentioned Andrew in the case, he should appear before the oversight committee for closed-door questioning if he wants to clear his name, and this could be done remotely with his lawyer. Another Representative, Krishnamurti, also urged Andrew to proactively testify before the US Congress to "prove his innocence" instead of waiting to be subpoenaed. However, he also acknowledged that since Andrew is currently not in the United States, there are practical difficulties in carrying out a formal subpoena.

17:03:18

[Trump Threatens Military Action Against Nigeria, Says He Will Cut Aid and Prepare for Military Strike] 1. US President Trump posted on social media on October 1, claiming that Nigerian Christians are facing a "survival crisis" and threatening that if the Nigerian government continues to condone attacks against Christians, the US will immediately stop all aid to Nigeria and may take military action to "eliminate the perpetrators of Islamic terrorist attacks." 2. In his tweet, Trump explicitly instructed the US Department of Defense to prepare for action, stating that if the decision to use force is made, the US will launch a "rapid and powerful strike." Defense Secretary Hergsays responded on the same day, stating that he would prepare for military action against Nigeria as instructed. 3. Previously, on October 31, the US government had again added Nigeria to its "Country of Particular Concern" list, accusing it of alleged violations of religious freedom.

16:49:49

[Israeli Attack in Southern Lebanon Leaves 4 Dead and Several Injured; Lebanese Condemns Escalation of Ceasefire Violation] 1. On the evening of November 1st local time, an Israeli drone attacked a car in Nabatiyah province in southern Lebanon, killing four people and injuring several others. The Lebanese Ministry of Health's Emergency Operations Center confirmed the incident the following day (November 2nd). 2. Lebanon strongly condemned the attack, noting that it marks a significant escalation of Israel's violation of the ceasefire agreement. Given the ongoing tensions in the region, this incident could further exacerbate the conflict between the two sides.

16:46:57

The Iranian president stated that Tehran will rebuild its nuclear facilities "with greater strength".

16:46:17

[Heating Subsidies Suspended for 5.9 Million Low-Income Families in the US Due to Government Shutdown] According to an Associated Press report on November 1st, the US government shutdown has forced the suspension of many social welfare programs due to funding disruptions. Among them, the Energy Assistance Program for Low-Income Families, which covers 5.9 million low-income households nationwide, has stopped disbursing heating subsidies. This interruption means that a large number of American families will face the hardship of not having access to heating this winter.

16:45:12

[British Media Report: Belgium Deeply Engulfed in Drug Crisis, Infiltrated by Criminal Groups in Multiple Sectoral Areas of Society] 1. According to a report by the British Daily Mail on November 1st, Belgium is facing a severe drug crisis. Drug trafficking groups have established extensive control within the country and infiltrated multiple key sectors of society, including the police, customs, and judicial systems. 2. The report points out that the Belgian government has seized a huge quantity of cocaine, making timely destruction difficult, and some drugs have even been repeatedly stolen back by criminal groups. The influence of drug traffickers has penetrated all levels of society, from customs and police to the judicial system, including prisons and courts. More worryingly, drug traffickers are using social media platforms such as Snapchat to hire people to carry out acts of violence such as bombings and kidnappings for a few hundred euros, forcing several high-ranking government officials to accept 24/7 police protection. 3. Data shows that since the beginning of 2025, Brussels has experienced 57 shooting incidents, most of which are related to infighting within drug trafficking groups, and the city's violence level may reach a record high. In 2023, Belgium seized 123 tons of cocaine, but police estimated this to represent only 10% to 20% of the country's total drug trafficking volume, indicating that the drug problem is far beyond law enforcement's control capabilities.

16:43:16

Two foreign civilian vessels were damaged in a drone attack on the port of Tuapse, Russia.

16:42:35

U.S. Defense Secretary Hergsays stated that the U.S. government supports a strong and independent Vietnam and hopes to deepen military relations with Vietnam.

15:13:28

[US Soybean Farmers Breathe Relief as China and the US Reach Consensus on Expanding Agricultural Trade] On October 30, a spokesperson for the Ministry of Commerce introduced the main achievements of the China-US trade consultations in Kuala Lumpur. Among them, the news of the consensus reached between China and the US on expanding agricultural trade brought a huge sigh of relief to US soybean farmers. "I'm relieved, and I'm really grateful for the consensus," one farmer said. They are looking forward to the return of Chinese purchasing companies. Currently, China has not disclosed the specific measures for expanding agricultural trade between China and the US. The New York Times reported that it is unclear whether agricultural trade needs to be renegotiated, and it is also unknown whether China will resume large-scale imports of other US agricultural products. The Associated Press pointed out that in 2024, the total value of US soybean exports was approximately $24.5 billion, of which orders from China were worth more than $12.5 billion. (CCTV)

14:55:52

[Russian Foreign Ministry: US Supply of Tomahawk Missiles to Ukraine Will Not Help Resolve the Conflict] On October 31, several US and European officials revealed that the US Department of Defense assessed that supplying Tomahawk cruise missiles to Ukraine would not affect US military inventory and had given the White House approval, with the final decision resting with President Trump. On November 1, Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Zakharova responded, stating that sending weapons to Ukraine would not help resolve the Russia-Ukraine conflict.

14:04:39

[US military strikes Caribbean "drug trafficking ship," killing 3; Defense Secretary says intelligence led to the strike] On November 1, local time, US Defense Secretary Hergsays announced that the US military had struck a vessel suspected of drug trafficking in international waters in the Caribbean, resulting in the deaths of three people. According to Hergsays, intelligence indicated the ship was traveling along a known drug trafficking route and carrying drugs. The three men on board were...

14:04:38

[Peskov: Putin-Trump Meeting Needs No Rush, Detailed Preparations Needed First] On November 2nd local time, Russian Presidential Press Secretary Dmitry Peskov stated that while a meeting between Putin and Trump could be arranged quickly technically, it is not currently necessary. He emphasized that the immediate priority is to meticulously prepare the details of the meeting between the two heads of state, and all related issues can be resolved.

13:29:07

The Kremlin stated that it will prioritize resolving the Russia-Ukraine conflict through diplomatic means, and that a swift meeting between Putin and Trump is unnecessary.

13:29:07

[Explosion at Harvard Medical School Initially Determined as Intentional] An explosion occurred in a building at Harvard Medical School in the early hours of November 1st, local time. Surveillance footage released by the university shows two unidentified masked individuals fleeing the scene after the fire alarm was triggered. Preliminary investigations have determined the incident to be intentional. Boston police conducted a full search of the building after receiving the report but found no other explosive devices. There are currently no reports of injuries. The FBI has joined the investigation.

13:26:25

[Nigeria Rejects Trump's False Claims, Reaffirms Commitment to Protecting Civilians' Rights] 1. On November 1, the Nigerian Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued a statement refuting US President Trump's recent claims of a "mass killing of Christians in Nigeria," stating that the accusations are unfounded. 2. The statement emphasized that under President Tinub's leadership, the Nigerian government remains committed to combating terrorism, promoting religious harmony, and effectively protecting the lives and legal rights of all citizens. 3. Previously, on October 31, Trump announced on social media that he was again designating Nigeria as a "Country of Particular Concern," accusing Nigeria of "radical Islamists killing thousands of Christians." This statement from Nigeria is a formal response to these accusations.

13:25:00

Tesla CEO Elon Musk stated that he just completed a lengthy design review meeting with Tesla's chip engineers in California and Texas regarding AI5. AI6 and AI7 chips will follow quickly afterward.

13:23:50

According to RIA Novosti, Russian air defense forces shot down 164 Ukrainian drones last night.

11:36:02

Singapore's Prime Minister stated that Singapore will work with South Korea to build green shipping to stabilize supply chains.

11:35:42

The South Korean presidential office disclosed that South Korea and Singapore have agreed to cooperate in the field of defense technology and signed memorandums of understanding on artificial intelligence and green shipping.

11:35:41

[Hurricane Melissa Claims 28 Lives in Jamaica; Updates Continue] 1. The Jamaican government reported on November 1 that Hurricane Melissa has claimed 28 lives in the country. The Jamaican Prime Minister's Office has expressed condolences to the families of the victims, noting that the casualty count is still being verified and updates are expected in the coming days. 2. Recently, Hurricane Melissa made landfall in Jamaica and Cuba, bringing severe weather, including strong winds and heavy rain, to several Caribbean countries and causing secondary disasters such as floods.

11:00:05

[US Court Orders Government to Submit Food Assistance Payment Plan by Deadline] On November 1st, local time, a federal court in Rhode Island ordered the government to submit a plan by November 3rd, ensuring full payment of food assistance benefits, or at least partial payment by November 5th. November 1st marked the 32nd day of the US government shutdown. The shutdown has made the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance (SNAP) program, affecting tens of millions of people, the biggest focus. A federal judge in Rhode Island had previously ruled that the federal government must use emergency funds during the shutdown to maintain the food relief program. (CCTV)

10:06:07

Berkshire Hathaway's cash reserves hit a record high of $381.7 billion, marking five consecutive quarters of zero share buybacks. On the evening of November 1st, Berkshire Hathaway released its Q3 2025 financial report. Its top five holdings remained American Express, Apple, Bank of America, Coca-Cola, and Chevron. Cash reserves surged to $381.7 billion, surpassing the previous record of $347.7 billion set in Q1 of this year. No share buybacks were recorded in the first nine months of 2025, marking the fifth consecutive quarter without share buybacks since Q3 2024.

09:50:19

[Russia and Ukraine Clash on Multiple Fronts: Russia Claims Heavy Damage to Ukrainian Energy and Drones; Ukraine Claims Repelling Russian Offensives and Attacking Targets] Both Russia and Ukraine released their latest battle reports on November 1st. The Russian Ministry of Defense stated that Russian assault forces continued to strike Ukrainian forces in Kupyansk, Petrovka, and Vilika-Shapkovka in the Kharkiv region, thwarting their tactical attempts. Simultaneously, Russian forces precisely destroyed energy facilities supporting Ukrainian defense industries, military airfield infrastructure, long-range attack drone storage and launch sites, temporary deployment points, and unmanned surface vessels, and shot down Ukrainian guided-missile bombs and fixed-wing drones. The General Staff of the Ukrainian Armed Forces stated that the Ukrainian Air Force, missile units, and artillery attacked Russian personnel, weapons, and equipment concentration areas, repelling multiple Russian offensives in the directions of Severosloborzhansk, Kursk, and Yuzhnosloborzhansk; in the directions of Kupyansk and Alexandrivsk, Russian forces launched an offensive, which Ukrainian forces countered, inflicting heavy damage on Russian personnel and equipment.

09:15:55

[Jordanian Deputy Prime Minister Says Deploying "International Forces" to Gaza Requires UN Security Council Authorization] 1. Jordanian Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Safadi stated at the Manama Dialogue in Bahrain on November 1 that any action to deploy "international forces" to the Gaza Strip must be authorized by the UN Security Council. 2. German Foreign Minister Wadeful expressed support for this, emphasizing that such actions must have a clear basis in international law, which is crucial for countries intending to participate. 3. Previously, the United States included the deployment of "international forces" to Gaza in its proposed "20-point plan," but the US has now ruled out the possibility of sending ground troops to the region itself.

09:05:39

[Russian Black Sea Port Facilities Fired After Ukrainian Drone Attack] According to a report from the Krasnodar Krai emergency services early this morning (November 2nd), local time, Black Sea port facilities in Tuapse, a major oil hub city, were damaged and caught fire after an attack by a Ukrainian drone. The report stated that drone debris struck an oil tanker docked in the port, causing damage to the tanker's deck and a fire; however, all personnel on board were safely evacuated. The oil terminal buildings and infrastructure in Tuapse port were also damaged. In addition, the windows of the Tuapse railway station building were shattered. A residential building on the outskirts of Tuapse was also damaged by the drone debris, but no injuries were reported. Tuapse port is home to the oil terminal and the Tuapse refinery, owned by Rosneft—two key energy facilities that have been repeatedly targeted by Ukrainian drone strikes this year. (CCTV)

09:04:52

[French Prime Minister Calls for Budget Dialogue; Socialist Party Threatens No-Confidence Motion] 1. French Prime Minister Charles Le Corny recently called for closed-door dialogues with members of parliament from all parties, hoping to reach a compromise on the budget. However, the Socialist Party leader has made it clear that he rejects the current version and demands a significant increase in taxes on the wealthy. 2. To garner support, the government is actively reassuring Socialist Party members. The party has warned that if the final budget fails to reflect its tax increases, it will push for a no-confidence motion in parliament, which could lead to the Le Corny government's downfall.

09:03:55

The market expects the Bank of England to keep interest rates unchanged next Thursday, ending a quarterly easing cycle that has lasted for more than a year.

09:02:12

[Knife Attack on UK Train Causes Widespread Disruptions, Two Arrested] 1. On the evening of November 1st local time, a train traveling from Doncaster to London King's Cross was attacked with a knife near Huntington, Cambridgeshire. The incident caused widespread train cancellations and severe disruptions, with operators advising passengers to adjust their travel plans. 2. According to police reports, several people were injured and taken to hospital; the exact number of casualties has not yet been released. Two suspects have been arrested, and the case is under further investigation. Huntington is located approximately 50 kilometers north of London.

09:00:26

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer said the "horrific" train stabbing incident was "deeply concerning."

09:00:03

Goldman Sachs points out that American consumers bear 55% of the tariff costs.

08:59:30

On November 1, local time, Israeli forces launched a surprise attack on the eastern part of the West Bank city of Nablus and the old refugee camp of Askar, using smoke grenades, stun grenades, and tear gas.

08:59:13

[German Defense Minister: Consensus on New Conscription System to Address Security Challenges by 2026] 1. German Defense Minister Pistorius stated on Saturday that, given the escalating security concerns surrounding Russia, he is confident that the ruling coalition will reach a consensus on a new conscription system model by 2026 to ensure its smooth implementation as planned. 2. Previously, the German cabinet had approved Pistorius's proposal for a new voluntary conscription system. This proposal aims to effectively increase the number of new recruits and reservists in the German armed forces by optimizing recruitment and training mechanisms, thereby strengthening national defense capabilities.

08:58:17

[US Government Shutdown Approaches Record High at 32 Days] 1. The partial shutdown of the US federal government has entered its 32nd day, just 3 days away from tying the record of 35 days for the longest shutdown in history. This shutdown has already had multifaceted impacts on American society: over one million US soldiers are facing delayed payrolls, and approximately 42 million citizens are facing food supply pressures. 2. Currently, the Democratic and Republican parties have still failed to reach an agreement on key issues, and the deadlock continues. US Vice President Vance recently stated that the government shutdown may continue until late November, suggesting that a solution is unlikely in the short term.

08:55:43

[150,000 Israelis Rally to Commemorate 30th Anniversary of Rabin's Assassination] A large-scale rally took place in Tel Aviv's Rabin Square area on the evening of October 1st to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the assassination of former Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin. Some speakers called for peace to be achieved by using the ceasefire in the Gaza Strip as an opportunity, and warned against "inflammatory and extreme nationalism." (Xinhua)

08:55:42

[US and Israeli Military Officials Meet, Hamas Delegation Visits Turkey] Israeli Defense Minister Katz met with visiting US Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Kaine on the 1st, focusing on issues such as disarming the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas). On the same day, a high-level Hamas delegation visited Turkey to discuss the current situation in the Gaza Strip and the prospects for a ceasefire. The near-simultaneous meeting between the US and Israeli military officials and Hamas's diplomatic activities demonstrate that, against the backdrop of the ongoing Gaza conflict, the relevant parties are engaging in diplomatic and military maneuvering through various channels.

08:54:02

[Russia Announces Sanctions Against Several Senior Ukrainian Officials] According to information released by the Russian legal portal on November 1, Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin signed a resolution on October 30, adding ten Ukrainian officials, including Prime Minister Sviridenko, Finance Minister Marchenko, and Economy Minister Sobolev, to the sanctions list.

08:49:03

The Kremlin indicated that it hopes relations between Venezuela and the United States will remain calm.

08:48:38

[Tanzania's First Elected Female President Sparks Concern Over Protests] 1. Tanzania's National Electoral Commission announced the presidential election results on November 1st. Samia Suluhu Hassan, the incumbent president and candidate of the ruling Revolutionary Party, won with 97.66% of the vote, becoming the country's first democratically elected female president. The election was held on October 29th; however, since the vote, demonstrations have erupted in several cities, with people taking to the streets to call for electoral reform. In response to the tensions, the government imposed a curfew in Dar es Salaam from 6 PM on October 29th, which remained in effect as of November 1st. 2. On the same day, the African Commission on Human Rights and Ethnic Rights issued a statement expressing serious concern about the deteriorating human rights situation in Tanzania following the election. The Commission called on the government to actively de-escalate the current situation, avoid using excessive force against protesters, and immediately launch an independent investigation. The Commission emphasized that it will continue to monitor human rights developments in Tanzania.

08:47:08

Regional authorities say an oil tanker was damaged in a Ukrainian drone attack on the Russian Black Sea port of Tuapse.

05:59:49

A knife attack in Huntingtonshire, England, injured 10 people on a train.

05:37:57

On November 1, local time, a knife attack occurred on a train bound for Huntington, Cambridgeshire, in the UK. The extent of injuries and fatalities is currently unknown. Both the UK Transport Police and Cambridgeshire Police are responding to the incident, and two people have been arrested.

05:24:24

British police say multiple people were attacked on a train and two suspects have been arrested.

04:56:19

IBM announced the launch of a new platform aimed at financial institutions and regulated companies, helping them enter the digital asset economy.

04:51:52

Export Development Canada and Ericsson have reached a $3 billion cooperation agreement.

04:50:48

AMD announced a partnership with U.S. federal agencies to further expand its presence in the federal market, with its portfolio of U.S.-manufactured AI servers focusing on serving the federal ecosystem.

04:18:28

Hyundai Motor Group announced that it will leverage NVIDIA's Blackwell AI factory to provide technology support for its fleet of AI-driven mobility solutions.

03:45:11

On November 1, local time, the Harvard Police Department said that an explosion occurred in a building of Harvard Medical School in the early hours of the day. The Boston Fire Department believes that the incident was likely intentional.

03:39:15

On November 1, local time, an explosion and fire occurred at a liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) tank filling workshop in Shiraz, Iran. The Shiraz Fire Department chief said the accident resulted in minor injuries to two people. Firefighters rushed to the scene immediately after the accident and quickly put out the fire. The fire is now under control.

03:19:27

New Mexico has become the first state in the U.S. to offer free childcare to all residents. Starting November 1, 2025, families in the state can use government-subsidized vouchers to access free childcare services at public and private childcare facilities.

03:14:14

The Gaza Strip Media Office said on November 1 that in the 22 days from October 10, when the first phase of the Gaza ceasefire agreement took effect, to October 31, a total of 3,203 trucks entered the Gaza Strip. Of these, 2,564 were carrying humanitarian aid and 639 were commercial trucks. The number of these trucks was only 24% of the agreed number.

03:13:08

According to three unnamed representatives (as the talks have not yet been made public), OPEC+ members are leaning towards a slight increase in oil production again in December ahead of Sunday's online meeting. The organization's core members, led by Saudi Arabia, are discussing increasing production by about 137,000 barrels per day, an increase consistent with the adjustments made in October and November. Earlier this week, it was reported that representatives considered this modest increase as the baseline.

03:09:59

According to delegates, OPEC+ plans to slightly increase oil production in December.

03:04:47

Local time November 1, a fire broke out in a house in Paterson, New Jersey on the evening of October 31, resulting in 5 deaths.

02:41:53

On November 1 local time, police in Elgayo-Maraquit County, western Kenya, reported that a landslide occurred in the county early that morning after heavy rains, resulting in at least 13 deaths and several missing persons. Nineteen people have been rescued so far, and the Kenyan Red Cross has launched a rescue operation. The Kenyan Minister of the Interior stated that helicopters have been deployed to assist in the rescue efforts.

02:37:40

A senior U.S. diplomat said that Gulf states would provide aid to Lebanon if Hezbollah were to renounce its armed state.

02:33:15

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated that Hamas's "stealing" of aid supplies undermined international efforts to support Trump's plan to provide vital assistance to innocent civilians.

02:10:29

On the evening of November 1st local time, the Grand Egyptian Museum held a grand opening ceremony, attended by Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi and delegations from more than 70 countries, regions, and international organizations. Located near the famous Giza Pyramids, the Grand Egyptian Museum boasts nearly 500,000 square meters of exhibition space and a collection of over 100,000 artifacts, showcasing a vast array of precious artifacts from prehistoric times to the Roman period. Its treasures include over 5,000 complete artifacts related to Pharaoh Tutankhamun and the solar boat, a funerary object belonging to Pharaoh Khufu.

02:07:15

The Russian nuclear submarine Khabarovsk, designed by the Rubin Design Bureau, is capable of carrying and launching the Poseidon nuclear-powered unmanned underwater vehicle.

02:02:01

The Israeli military said its chief of staff and the chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee discussed the situation in Gaza.

01:55:43

A UN spokesperson said that since the ceasefire took effect on October 10, the UN and its humanitarian partners have received more than 24,000 tons of aid from various border crossings in the Gaza Strip.

01:34:46

The Russian Ministry of Defense announced that the nuclear submarine "Khabarovsk" has been launched in Severodovsk.

01:34:45

Paris prosecutors said in a statement that two of the five suspects arrested this week in connection with the Louvre jewelry heist have been charged on Saturday.

01:20:24

At least 21 people have died in a landslide in Kenya, and another 30 are missing.

01:18:00

The Israeli army said it is still conducting search and clearance operations in the area around the Yellow Line in the Gaza Strip.

01:09:51

On November 1, the Russian Ministry of Defense stated that Russian troops had besieged Ukrainian personnel in the city of Red Army and that Ukrainian personnel had begun to surrender. However, Ukrainian Armed Forces Commander-in-Chief Sersky stated that day that the Pokrovsk-Milnokhlad city cluster had not been besieged or blockaded by Russian troops, and that Ukrainian troops were currently conducting comprehensive operations. He also stated that Ukrainian troops were increasing the number of assault teams in Pokrovsk.

01:09:49

The Israeli Foreign Ministry stated that Defense Minister Katz, in a conversation with the German Foreign Minister, emphasized that Hezbollah's rearmament would have serious consequences for Israel's security and Lebanon's future.

01:03:44

The U.S. M2 money supply rose to $22.212 trillion, a record high.

01:03:43

A 5.9-magnitude earthquake struck the southeastern Indian Ocean Ridge, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.

00:51:37

On the afternoon of November 1st local time, customers at the Northwest City shopping center in northwestern Frankfurt, Germany, heard at least one loud bang, suspected to be a shooting. Many customers fled the mall after the incident, while others were guided by security guards and sales staff to leave through emergency exits. The shopping center has been locked down since the afternoon. At 5 pm, the Frankfurt Fire Department posted a message on social media stating that a "major incident" had occurred at the shopping center and advising customers to "avoid the area and be notified immediately as more information becomes available." Police have not yet provided any information regarding the cause of the incident. A large number of emergency personnel arrived at the scene on the afternoon of November 1st, and dozens of police cars filled the roads leading to the shopping center.

00:43:14

On November 1, the Russian Ministry of Defense announced that Russian forces had thwarted a helicopter airborne operation by a special forces team from the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense near the strategically important city of Khedron (Pokrovsk in Ukrainian) in the Donetsk region, killing all 11 paratroopers. However, Ukrainian sources stated that the Russian claim of killing Ukrainian special forces paratroopers was untrue, and that the special forces team was currently conducting operations in a designated area in Pokrovsk.

00:40:03

Market News: An appeals court overturned an agreement by a British oil company to write off part of its debt.

00:23:22

Palestinian sources say an attack near Nablus in the West Bank has injured three women.

00:17:06

Market News: A new round of negotiations between Syria and Israel is expected to begin following the Syrian regime leader's visit to Washington.

00:17:04

The United States intends to push for a security agreement between Israel and Syria by the end of the year.

00:09:47

U.S. envoy Tom Barak revealed that the Syrian regime leader plans to visit Washington on November 10 and is expected to meet with Trump at the White House.

23:55:07

Market information indicates that Amman, the capital of Jordan, has received a recommendation to export copper concentrate.

23:51:55

Representatives from museums and related organizations in Russia, Brazil, South Africa, India, and the United Arab Emirates signed a memorandum of understanding in Moscow to establish the BRICS Science Museum Association, marking its official founding.

23:41:03

Ukraine claims its troops remain in Pokrovsk, while Moscow says it is forming a pincer movement to encircle the area.

23:26:16

The market received a $29.4 billion liquidity injection from the Federal Reserve overnight.

23:24:08

On November 1, local time, Vasenin, head of the Information and Public Relations Department of the Moscow Main Directorate of the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs, stated that Russia will expel 2,700 foreigners who violated the law in Moscow. Currently, 803 people have been ordered to leave the country, 43 have been expelled, and another 6,000 foreigners have been banned from entering Russia. In addition, 155 wanted criminal suspects were discovered during the comprehensive crackdown, including 21 who were wanted by the federal government and 134 who were wanted internationally. All of them have been dealt with according to law.

23:16:44

The longest-ever decline in the U.S. bond market has lasted 63 months.

23:06:22

On November 1, the Gaza Strip health authorities stated that the bodies of Palestinian detainees returned by Israel showed signs of shooting, vandalism, and torture. So far, the Palestinian side has only identified 75 bodies.

23:05:17

On November 1, local time, a 38-year-old woman suspected of involvement in the Louvre robbery was formally charged with being an accomplice in an organized theft and participating in a criminal group to commit the crime. That afternoon, the woman was brought to court for a judge to decide whether to detain her. Paris prosecutors have requested that she remain in custody. On the same day, another suspect was also transferred to the judiciary to prepare for formal charges. In addition, the detention procedures for several detainees have been lifted, and the whereabouts of the stolen jewelry remain unknown.

23:02:02

U.S. envoy Tom Barak said Syrian leaders will visit Washington.

23:00:59

On November 1, sources revealed that Turkish Foreign Minister Fedan met with representatives of the Hamas Political Bureau in Istanbul. The two sides discussed the ceasefire agreement in the Gaza Strip and the region's humanitarian aid needs. On October 9, local time, with the mediation of Egypt, Qatar, the United States, and Turkey, Israel and Hamas signed the first phase agreement of the "20-point plan" proposed by US President Trump in Egypt. Informed sources said that the ground ceasefire in the Gaza Strip will take effect after the signing of the agreement.

22:51:33

The Central Bank of Russia set the official exchange rate for the ruble at 80.8861 rubles to the dollar on November 2, up from 80.9756 rubles to the dollar previously.

22:35:44

Carney proposed using Canadian-made steel, aluminum, and timber when building infrastructure.

22:33:38

Canadian Prime Minister Carney said he would focus on domestic development with the aim of reducing Canada's dependence on the United States.

22:33:36

Carney said he would seek to build partnerships overseas in order to reduce dependence on the United States.

22:33:35

Carney said he would cut government spending while simultaneously undertaking infrastructure development work in Canada.

22:31:29

In October, trading volume on the Moscow Exchange in Russia reached 172.6 trillion rubles.

22:19:58

Musk responded to OpenAI CEO Sam Altman's post demanding a refund of his Roadster deposit, saying, "You stole from a nonprofit, and you forgot to mention Act IV, where the problem was solved and you received your refund within 24 hours, but that's just your nature." Altman had previously posted a screenshot on Tesla X showing his failed attempt to get a refund of his $50,000 Roadster deposit, calling it a "three-act story" and writing, "I'm really excited about this car! I understand the delays, but seven and a half years seems like too long."

21:38:49

The 2025 season of the Jiangsu Super League has come to a close, with Taizhou FC defeating Nantong FC to win the championship.

21:22:32

The Ukrainian military claims to have improved its positions in several areas of Pokrovsk.

21:21:28

The Ukrainian military says the situation in Pokrovsk remains complex and volatile.