A Russian-installed official in southern Ukraine said on Thursday (November 3) said that Russian troops are likely to retreat from the west bank of Dnipro river in Kherson.

Russia hints at retreat in southern Ukraine, but Kyiv thinks it's a trap

China on Friday (November 4) logged highest number of new Covid cases in last six months. This may put extra pressure on policymakers as they balance between the need to contain the virus and managing angry public fed up of constant lockdowns.

China logs highest number of new Covid cases in a day over six months

Vietnam has tightened regulations pertaining to "false" content on social media platforms. Such content will now have to be taken down within 24 hours instead of 48 hours previously.

Vietnam tightens rules for content on social media, move may help regime

Tough economic times have apparently begun to have effect on the Big Tech companies. Facebook has announced that it would freeze new corporate hires. The uncertain economic environment has cast even darker shadow in light of possible mass layoffs in Twitter, now acquired by Elon Musk for USD 44 billion.

Apple, Amazon put freeze on fresh recruiting amid slow growth, recession fears: Report

Two Belgian climate change activists who targetted the world-famous painting 'Girl with a Pearl Earring,' have been sent to jail. They have been handed two-month jail sentence out of which one month is suspended.

Climate activists who targetted 'Girl with a Pearl Earring' get prison sentence

Sometimes something catastrophic comes to you in a pleasant way. Like a letter of bankruptcy sent in an envelope exquisitely made of handmade paper. Why punch a man when you can do it after a pleasant 'hello', right?

We are heading to a future with more rainbows, but there's a catch

A Catholic priest in Ireland has kicked off a controversy after repeatedly stating that Deputy Prime Minister Leo Varadkar and other gay politicians would go to hell.

Irish priest says former PM Varadkar and other gay leaders will go to hell

Worried revellers had alerted South Korean police about possibility of deadly crush four hours before it actually happened, it has been revealed now. The transcripts of emergency calls released by the police showed the first warning of a possible deadly surge was made at 6:34 pm on Saturday.

South Korea: Police were alerted four hours before the deadly crush

The continuous surge in oil and fuel prices due to the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war impacted millions globally, with people coping with a rise in the cost of living.

Top 10 world news: Energy firms' bumper profits, South Korea crush aftermath, more

Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky on Monday (October 31) said that Ukraine will continue implementing United Nations brokered grains deal "as we have agreed" with the UN and Turkiye.

Despite Russian withdrawal, Zelensky says will continue grain initiative

The Universe is filled with fascinating structures. Stars, planets and galaxies bring untold beauty and awe our way. And space agencies like NASA do a fine job of keeping the excitement up.

NASA posts fantastic image of a 'cosmic keyhole'

Turkish foreign minister said on Tuesday (November 1) that President Recep Tayyip Erdogan will speak to Russian and Ukrainian presidents with a view to restore the grain deal.

Will Ukraine grain deal survive? Erdogan to speak with Putin, Zelensky

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