Former US president Barack Obama said on Friday (October 29) that democracy was at stake in upcoming midterm elections due to take place in November. Obama hit his first stop on the campaign trail on Friday.

Democracy is at stake in US midterms, says Obama at Georgia rally

Russia declared on Saturday (October 29) that it was suspending its participation in grain deal that allowed export of Ukrainian grain. Russia blamed alleged drone attack on Russian ships in Crimea as the reason for its decision.

Russia suspends participation in Ukraine grain deal, cites attack on its fleet in Crimea bay as reason

A senior Ukrainian official on Saturday (October 29) openly expressed his skepticism about billionaire Elon Musk's acquisition of social media platform Twitter. Musk's relations with Ukraine have been shaky after he suggested earlier this month that Ukraine should give up occupied territory to Russia.

Ukraine unhappy about Twitter takeover by Musk

European Union Justice Commissioner Didier Reynders said in an interview published on Saturday that the EU has frozen Russian assets worth around 17 billion euros since Moscow invaded Ukraine in February this year.

Russian assets worth 17 bn euros frozen by EU, may be given to Ukraine for rebuilding: Official

British Royal Navy chief has announced an investigation after a news report in Daily Mail made allegations of widespread sexual harassment of female staff on submarines.

UK navy launches probe into sexual harassment on submarines after complaints

In what can be first major accusation against a leading NATO member, Russia on Saturday (October 29), said that British navy personnel blew up Nord Stream pipelines last month.

Russia accuses British navy of blowing up Nord Stream pipelines, UK slams claim

A woman in Australia, who has confessed to killing her longtime partner with an axe, previously searched on Google about parts of the body that should be targetted in order to kill a person, according to statement presented to a court in Sydney.

Australia: Axe murderer googled ‘what part of body to go for’ before killing

As Elon Musk finalised his takeover bid for social media giant Twitter, the European Union and India warned the billionaire that the platform will have to play by rule of the land.

As Musk takes over, EU and India warn Twitter to play by rules of the land

Xiaomi India spokesperson said on Friday (October 28) that the Chinese smartphone maker has shut down its financial services business in India. "As part of the annual strategic assessment activity and as a response to enhanced focus on our core business services, we closed the Mi Financial Services in March 2022," the company spokesperson said.

Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi shuts financial services business in India

The trade between India and China has crossed USD 100 billion for the second year, says the data released by Chinese customs. The total bilateral trade, amidst the military standoff in eastern Ladakh, went up to USD 103.

Trade between India and China crosses USD 100 billion mark

Official tally in the Philippines showed that landslides and flooding killed at least 67 people on Friday. Southern part of the country has been lashed due to storm.

Philippines: Death toll due to storm reaches 67

The United Nations said on Friday that it was "deeply concerned" by moves of Russian legislature to toughen up the notorious 'LGBTQ propaganda' law. The UN has urged Russian lawmakers to repeal the legislation.

UN expresses deep concern over Russia toughening its 'LGBTQ propaganda' law

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