UK RAF threat arrests lead world updates; Albanese flags India ties

Monday's international developments ranged from RAF threat arrests in Britain to trade moves between China and the US and avalanche recovery in Nepal. The updates also underlined a push to deepen India-Australia ties amid wider security, economic and humanitarian concerns.Image used for representational purposes onlyNewdelhi,Sep 28, 2026 20:08 ISTSeveral international developments were reported on Monday, including arrests in the UK over a threat to a Royal Air Force base, fresh remarks on India-Australia ties, new trade steps between China and the US, and recovery efforts after an avalanche in Nepal.In London, the UK's Counter Terrorism Policing said five men arrested over an explosives threat to an RAF base are British nationals in their 20s. In New York, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said the India-Australia partnership is "underutilised" and that he and Prime Minister Narendra Modi are "very keen on rectifying that". China also said it had agreed with the US on tariff reductions and an artificial intelligence dialogue, while Nepalese officials said two more bodies had been recovered from the Himlung Himal avalanche site.The UK's Counter Terrorism Policing said all five men arrested on suspicion of terror charges over an explosives threat to a Royal Air Force base are British nationals aged in their 20s.Speaking in New York, Albanese said the India-Australia partnership is "underutilised". He added that he and Modi are "very keen on rectifying that". In Beijing, China's Ministry of Commerce said China and the US had agreed on 10 outcomes from their latest economic and trade talks. These include reciprocal tariff reductions on USD 30 billion worth of imports and arrangements for an artificial intelligence dialogue.In Washington, it was announced that the US will export agricultural products and medical devices to China in exchange for household goods, toys and other products at lower tariffs under the trade arrangement announced during President Xi Jinping's visit to America. In Kathmandu, Nepalese officials said two more bodies were recovered on Monday from the site of an avalanche at Himlung Himal peak, taking the death toll to four. Eight people remained missing.The day's developments included the UK terror investigation, Albanese's call to deepen India-Australia ties, new tariff measures and trade arrangements between China and the US, and continuing recovery operations after the avalanche in Nepal.With PTI Inputs- Ends