Afghans who recently arrived in the UK, after fleeing the Taliban takeover have asked to be sent back. This is casting doubt over the success of Operation Warm Welcome, which was launched by Boris Johnson on August 29 to help Afghan refugees arriving in the UK by providing support so that they could “rebuild their lives, find work, pursue education and integrate into their local communities”.

Afghan refugees stuck in UK hotels asked to be sent back

Malaysia eased domestic and international travel curbs on Sunday for those fully vaccinated against the coronavirus, as a fierce outbreak slows and inoculation rates rise.

Malaysia eases travel curbs as Covid outbreak slows

Hospitals in Pakistan's Punjab, Sindh and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa provinces are refusing to take in more dengue virus patients as they are running out of beds, with cases surging across the country, Geo TV reported.

Pakistan hospitals run out of beds on dengue surge

A 37-year-old security guard at an Apple store in New York City was reportedly stabbed on Friday evening by a male customer over a dispute on the store’s masking policy, says police.

NYC: Security guard stabbed over mask dispute at Apple store

Chinese President Xi Jinping vowed on Saturday to realise peaceful "reunification" with Taiwan. However, he did not directly mention the use of force after a week of tensions with the Chinese-claimed island.

Xi Jinping vows 'peaceful reunification' with Taiwan

US President Joe Biden on Friday issued a proclamation commemorating Indigenous Peoples' Day, becoming the first US president to do so. Biden in his proclamation highlighted that American Indians, Alaska Natives, and Native Hawaiians have built vibrant and diverse cultures.

Indigenous peoples’ day: Joe Biden becomes first president to issue proclamation

The US Justice Department on Friday said that it will federal criminal civil rights charges against a white police officer who shot and paralysed a black man named Jacob Blake, in Kenosha, Wisconsin, last year.

US to not pursue charges against officer who shot Jacob Blake last year

October 9 in history: General Postal Union created, first presidential elections in Afghanistan, and more

In a recent development in Chile, a scientist is testing "metal-eating" bacteria to help her clean up the country's highly-polluting mining industry. In her laboratory in Antofagasta, which happens to be an industrial town 1,100-kilometers north of Santiago, the biotechnologist named Nadac Reales has been carrying out tests with extremophiles, which is organisms that live in extreme environments.

'Meat eating' bacteria: An attempt to clean up mining industry by a Chilean scientist

Brazil on Friday surpassed 600,000 deaths from the deadly coronavirus, reveals the health ministry. The country of 213 million has also recorded more than 21.5 million cases of the deadly virus.

Latin America's COVID-19 death toll surpasses 1.5 million with 600,000 deaths in Brazil

Just a day after President Joe Biden visited Chicago to plead for vaccine mandates, saying they were the only way to defeat the coronavirus, Mayor Lori Lightfoot said Friday that public workers could opt out of the city’s mandate until the end of the year by getting regularly tested.

Chicago’s mayor guts city’s vaccinate mandate for public workers

Singapore is opening its borders to more countries for quarantine-free travel. This comes as the city-state seeks to rebuild its status as an international aviation hub, and prepares to reach a "new normal" to adapt to COVID-19.

'New normal': Singapore expands quarantine-free travel to adapt to COVID-19

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