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Nikkei Asia·13:00China's Q3 GDP grows 4.5% year on year, beating forecastsGrowth beat the 4.4% Reuters-polled expectation and rose from a three-year low of 4.3% in Q2, helped by strong exports and a weak base. The monthly trade surplus hit a record $133.5 billion.read 
CNBC·12:46India's benchmark indexes down nearly 12% since January, Sitharaman saysThe finance minister told CNBC that easy exits and excess liquidity are fuelling the underperformance, and called continued capital outflows one of India's biggest risks for 2027. She said economic fundamentals are "fine."read 
CNBC·12:36China's Q3 GDP grows 4.5% year on year, beating estimatesGrowth beat the 4.4% Reuters-polled forecast and rose from a three-year low of 4.3% in Q2, as strong tech exports offset a deepening property slump and weak consumer demand. The monthly trade surplus hit a record $133.5 billion.read 
AFP News·12:32Australia approves drone and sea-mine payloads for Ghost Shark submarineAfter secret trials, three payloads were cleared for the Anduril-built autonomous submarine, which Australia is buying under an A$1.8 billion (US$1.3 billion) contract. Defence Industry Minister Pat Conroy said they would "do things we don't want humans to do."read 
The Straits Times·12:31Singapore to offer 3,000 year-long internships to counter AI job threatThe credit-bearing placements run over three years for tertiary students, aimed at skill gaps as AI automation makes entry-level roles redundant. Senior Minister of State Tan Kiat How announced them at SIT Punggol on Oct 19.read 
Core77·10:00Tesla unveils Roadster with compressed-air thrusters for flightMusk showed the car in Texas, saying the thrusters let it corner at high speed via suction grip and tune orientation in flight. It has no combustion rocket engines: onboard high-pressure air tanks feed nozzles, and the tank can be recharged.read 
Nikkei Asia·10:00Japan to allow 'Taiwan' as place of origin in some national recordsThe change lets Taiwan be recorded as origin in certain official documents, a wording shift that carries weight given Beijing's sensitivity over how Taiwan is described.read 
Nikkei Asia·10:00Toyota to build next-gen Corolla in China from 2028The next generation of Toyota's best-selling model will be produced in China starting 2028, tying a flagship global nameplate to Chinese manufacturing.read 
Nikkei Asia·13:00Japan set to move forward with Bangladesh's first economic pactThe snippet carries no terms, timeline or signatories beyond the headline, so the substance of the agreement is not available here.read 
Nikkei Asia·13:00Indonesian wildfires threaten forest carbon projectsThe snippet gives no location, acreage or project names, so the scale of the threat to carbon credits is not stated.read 
BBC News·12:54Greens senator Jordon Steele-John denies misconduct claims against womenSeven current and former party members alleged misconduct between 2017 and 2025; leader David Shoebridge said the 32-year-old had taken leave from the party room. Steele-John said he is not on leave and that police closed a sexual assault case without charges.read 
The Business Times·12:50Singapore lowers en bloc consent thresholds for older developmentsUnder changes to the Land Titles (Strata) Act passed on Sep 8, developments aged 40–59 need 70% consent and those 60 and older need 65%. Law Minister Edwin Tong told Parliament urban renewal is "not merely desirable, but really imperative."read 
The Business Times·12:32YouTrip outage takes down most services, including card paymentsOf 19 tracked operations, only four worked at noon Monday Oct 19: log in, view card details, sign up and eSim. The multi-currency e-wallet warned of degraded card payments and ATM withdrawals.read 
Core77·10:00Renault E-Space concept previews full-width screen for next Scenic, RafaleShown at the Paris Motor Show, the concept drops the instrument cluster for a full-width dashboard screen; Renault says that screen will reach production in its next-gen Scenic and Rafale SUVs. The seats are the concept's other striking element.read 
Nikkei Asia·10:00Saudi finance minister says Middle East economies divided by crisisThe minister describes a region splitting between economies coping with shocks and those falling behind, a divergence that shapes investment and aid flows.read 
Nikkei Asia·10:00The US-China grand bargain remains out of reachread 
Nikkei Asia·10:00Australian home prices fall as tax rules and rate hikes biteProperty values are declining as higher interest rates and changed tax treatment weigh on buyers, a test of how far the correction runs in one of the world's most expensive housing markets.read 
Nikkei Asia·10:00Delhi crackdown fosters Gen Z defenders of Indian democracyread 
Nikkei Asia·10:00Mitsubishi Heavy to revive shipbuilding line for Japan resupply vesselThe company is restarting a shipbuilding line to build a resupply vessel for Japan's military, tying the yard's work to the country's defense buildup.read 
Nikkei Asia·10:00AI and US-China rivalry put universities to the test: Vanderbilt headread 
Nikkei Asia·10:00US and China must ensure AI dialogue is more than just hot airread 
Nikkei Asia·10:00Japan to ban exports of gold whose origin cannot be tracedThe rule targets tax evasion by requiring traceability on gold shipments, tightening scrutiny of a trade used to move untaxed value offshore.read 
Nikkei Asia·10:00Subaru to launch software-defined vehicles in late 2020sThe automaker plans cars built around updatable software platforms toward the end of the decade, following rivals shifting value from hardware to in-car software.read 
Nikkei Asia·10:00Flooding tests Ho Chi Minh City's growth ambitionsThe piece examines how repeated flooding in Vietnam's largest city bears on its plans to keep expanding as a regional economic hub.read 
Nikkei Asia·10:00Takaichi's DIY governance could be her achilles heelread