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President Donald Trump acknowledged a limited U.S. strike on an Iranian air-defence launcher on Qeshm Island, while separate reports of further explosions there remain unverified. Qatar says claims that U.S.–Iran negotiations have failed are false, and officials say Tehran is reviewing a proposal on its nuclear programme. Military pressure remains in play, but diplomatic channels are still active.
New bilateral flight rights will raise the Kazakhstan–China weekly ceiling to 180 and add Chengdu and Kashgar, as Central Asian carriers, airports and tourism markets seek stronger links with China.
New ECB figures released November 6 put EU-headquartered bank assets at €34.99 trillion at end-June 2026, while the bad-loan ratio edged up to 1.99%.
Türkiye's banking regulator has revoked Golden Global Investment Bank's licence under a domestic obligations rule. The separate US sanctions case remains important context, not an established legal cause.