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Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi said on the 31st that Iran has no current plans to meet US officials after senior-level review of a letter from US Vice President Vance. He called the letter a constructive step but warned that if its aim is to sow d

2026-10-31

Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi said on the 31st that Iran has no current plans to meet US officials after senior-level review of a letter from US Vice President Vance. He called the letter a constructive step but warned that if its aim is to sow division in Iran it would be a mistake. Araghchi said speculation about meetings is media hype and that Iran sees no need to meet unless the US accepts Iran’s conditions; mediators are still negotiating those conditions in Doha, where an Iranian delegation and the deputy foreign minister are continuing talks. If the US announces agreement to Iran’s conditions, Iran will decide whether negotiations proceed directly or indirectly.

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2026-10-31

Hong Kong Financial Secretary Paul Chan said Q3 growth remains strong, positioning the city for what could be the strongest full-year expansion in five years. He cited 1H growth of 5.1%, with exports the main driver and continued investment growth in

Hong Kong Financial Secretary Paul Chan said Q3 growth remains strong, positioning the city for what could be the strongest full-year expansion in five years. He cited 1H growth of 5.1%, with exports the main driver and continued investment growth in Q3, though official Q3 data have yet to be released. Chan said the government may raise its full‑year growth forecast and the economic adviser will provide details later. He warned that geopolitical tensions and the Middle East conflicts have lifted oil prices and added inflationary pressure, and expects interest rates to remain elevated next year—posing downside risk to the property market and the broader economy; the government will monitor financial risks.
2026-10-31

Dockworkers staged strikes on Oct. 30 across multiple countries to protest weapons shipments through ports and to call for an end to wars in the Middle East, multiple media outlets reported. The action reportedly affected more than 110 ports in over

Dockworkers staged strikes on Oct. 30 across multiple countries to protest weapons shipments through ports and to call for an end to wars in the Middle East, multiple media outlets reported. The action reportedly affected more than 110 ports in over 20 countries; organizers in Greece, Italy and elsewhere urged other sectors and unions to join, and an Italian grassroots union called for a general strike. In May the World Federation of Trade Unions said dock unions from more than 35 European and Mediterranean ports met in Istanbul, calling for an end to what they described as genocide against Palestinians, cessation of Middle East wars and a halt to militarization of critical infrastructure including ports.
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