George Santos, the scandal-hit US politician who lied his way into US Congress has been expelled in a vote that saw more than 100 of Santos's colleagues in the Republican Party voting to oust him.

Top 10 world news: George Santos expelled from US Congress, PM Modi's initiative at COP28, more

Anyone old enough to (even vaguely) remember early 1990s mobile phone ads in India would remember the emphasis given on 'a phone you can carry everywhere'. In that era of landlines, even incoming calls on mobile phones cost a lot of money per minute and companies had a hard time making mobile phones a household device.

Truly 'mobile': 50-metre high cellular tower gets stolen

The United States is planning to impose visa ban on Israeli extremist settlers who have carried out violent acts against Palestinian civilians in the occupied West Bank, reported Reuters citing an unnamed senior official of US Department of State.

US plans visa ban on violent Israeli settlers in West Bank: Report

Exit polls on elections in five Indian states were out on Thursday (Nov 30). Most predicted that the Indian National Congress would have an edge in Chhattisgarh and Telangana while saying that the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) would have an advantage in Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan.

Exit poll results: Congress ahead in Chattisgarh, Telangana; BJP in Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh

China became the second country to land a rover on Mars with the successful landing of the Zhurong rover on May 15, 2021. The rover made important observations and studied the red planet as it moved around the surface.

China's rover finds geometric shapes under Martian surface

A court in New York on Thursday (November 30) reinstated a gag order barring former US president Donald Trump from making public statements about court staff in the civil fraud case.

New York court re-imposes gag order on Donald Trump

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Thursday (Nov 30) told Israeli soldiers that the temporary truce between Israel and Hamas was 'producing results' and that the truce should continue.

Gaza truce should continue as it's 'producing results,' says Blinken

The British government will release an official guidance this week that will tell UK schools that students should be able to wear uniforms of the opposite sex should they choose to do so, and even use another pronoun or name, reported The Times.

UK government to allow school students to wear uniform of opposite sex: Report

Walmart is gradually preferring to import more goods from India to the US than from China, said Reuters citing data from Import Yeti. The move by the world's largest retailer appears to be aimed at cutting costs and diversifying supply chains.

Walmart is preferring import from India than China, data shows

Tech giant Microsoft, which has invested billions of dollars in ChatGPT maker OpenAI, has now got a seat on the board that recently fired CEO Sam Altman, kicking off an incredible series of events that saw him joining Microsoft, then returning to OpenAI as CEO.

As Altman crisis draws to a close, Microsoft gets observer seat at OpenAI board

Argentina's libertarian president-elect Javier Milei, who on the campaign trail vowed to upend the establishment, on Wednesday tapped a former central bank governor and finance minister to the economic portfolio in his cabinet.

Argentina's Milei warns of 'stagflation' as he names economy minister

Authorities in a village in Nepal registered first same-sex marriage in the Himalayan nation in what is being termed as a 'historic' step in the largely conservative country.

Nepal becomes first South Asian nation to register same-sex marriage

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