Temasek is said to be close to acquiring a stake in VFS, a company under the Blackstone Group.

Market news: Israel detected a surface-to-surface missile launched into the country from the east and landed in an open area, with no casualties.

According to the Palestinian Wafa News Agency: Israeli soldiers clashed with local Palestinians after attacking the northern West Bank town of Zeta.

National Hurricane Center: Tropical Storm Gordon is weakening and moving southwest. Tropical Storm Gordon is currently located about 1,345 miles (2,165 kilometers) west-northwest of the Cape Wilderness Islands with maximum sustained winds of 40 mph (65 kph).

According to AFP: The death toll from storms and floods in Myanmar has risen to 74.

According to Deutsche Welle: German Chancellor Scholz said Berlin will not provide Taurus cruise missiles to Ukraine even if NATO allies decide differently.

UAE official: UAE does not expect to restart F-35 fighter negotiations with the United States.

IDF: Air raid sirens sound in Ashkelon in southern Israel.

Indian Oil Corporation executive: There is no disruption in diesel supply to Bangladesh.

According to Interfax: The Russian Defense Ministry said that Russia and Ukraine exchanged prisoners, with each side releasing 103 people.

Italy is considering new taxes on banks and insurance companies.

According to TASS: The Russian Defense Ministry said that Russian troops took over the village of Zherany Pershe in eastern Ukraine.

According to the Syrian state news agency: The Syrian president ordered the former communications minister to form a new government.

Russian Deputy Foreign Minister: Since verbal warnings to the West have failed to work, Russia will take other measures.

Russian Deputy Foreign Minister: Russia is aware that the West has made a decision on whether to allow Ukraine to launch a deep attack on Russia.

According to Deutsche Presse-Agentur: Floods occurred in the Czech Republic and Poland after heavy rains at night.

LG is said to be selecting banks for its $1.5 billion IPO of its Indian subsidiary.

[Doctor shortage and "resignation wave" of Korean doctors make it difficult for emergency patients to see a doctor] A report released by the Korean Fire and National Defense Agency on September 14 showed that due to the "resignation wave" of Korean interns and residents who opposed the medical school expansion plan, there was a shortage of doctors in hospital emergency rooms and their ability to receive patients was limited. This year, the number of cases in which ambulances transported emergency patients for more than one hour increased by 22% year-on-year.