In his recent Friday (October 28) speech, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan promised a new constitution that would guarantee the rights and freedoms of citizens.&nbsp;

He said, "The shelf life of the constitution of the Sept. 12 drafted after the military coup in 1980 has already expired, an&nbsp;He promised&nbsp;to&nbsp;strengthen law, pluralism and equality in the country with the new constitution.&nbsp;The leader further added that he's trying to save the country from the coup as the existing referendums do not prevent the country is not helping improve the situation of the citizens.&nbsp;

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Presented as his vision for the country's development, the speech was organised ahead of the upcoming June elections. During the speech, Erdogan announced the idea of&nbsp;"Century of Turkey Vision," ANI reported.

He said, "We want to make the 100th anniversary of our Republic the turning point of a new era that will change politics in Turkiye&nbsp;with its style, functioning and results." "Bringing a new constitution as a product of the national will is one of the first goals of our Century of Turkiye&nbsp;vision. We are determined to implement it with the approval of our parliament and the approval of our nation. It is the most fundamental right of our nation, which has paid the price of protecting its homeland for a thousand years, its Republic for a century, its democracy for 80 years, and its independence on July 15 (because of the failed coup attempt), to have such a constitution," he added.&nbsp;

However, under his rule, the autocratic rules under his leadership have severely declined.&nbsp;

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As per data from several world&nbsp;reports, the country&nbsp;has been mentioned among the weak nations when it comes to press freedom and gender equality.&nbsp;Such as Turkiye&nbsp;ranked 117 out of 139 nations as per

According to Word Justice Project Rule of Law 2021, Turkey ranked 117 out of 139 countries. The World Press Freedom Index 2022, ranked Turkiye&nbsp;at 149th out of 180 countries. In the World Economic Forum Global Gender Gap report 2022, Turkey stood at the 124th position out of 146 nations.&nbsp;

The above-mentioned data clearly reveals that authoritarianism in the country is increasing and media freedom is declining rapidly.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Turkiye's constitution was passed in 1982, with 19 amendments and three referendums under the ruling party AKP.&nbsp;

People in the country have been opposing Erdogan and his policies blaming him for the deteriorating situation in the country. The question that arises now is whether people will choose him again as the leader or whether will it have&nbsp;a new govt next year.&nbsp;

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In his recent Friday (October 28) speech, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan promised a new constitution that would guarantee the rights and freedoms of citizens.

In his recent Friday (October 28) speech, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan promised a new constitution that would guarantee the rights and freedoms of citizens. He said, "The shelf life of the constitution of the Sept. 12 drafted after the military coup in 1980 has already expired, an He promised to strengthen law, pluralism and equality in the country with the new constitution. The leader further added that he's trying to save the country from the coup as the existing referendums do not prevent the country is not helping improve the situation of the citizens. Also read | Turkiye's Erdogan proposes vote on women's right to wear Islamic headscarf Presented as his vision for the country's development, the speech was organised ahead of the upcoming June elections. During the speech, Erdogan announced the idea of "Century of Turkey Vision," ANI reported. He said, "We want to make the 100th anniversary of our Republic the turning point of a new era that will change politics in Turkiye with its style, functioning and results." "Bringing a new constitution as a product of the national will is one of the first goals of our Century of Turkiye vision. We are determined to implement it with the approval of our parliament and the approval of our nation. It is the most fundamental right of our nation, which has paid the price of protecting its homeland for a thousand years, its Republic for a century, its democracy for 80 years, and its independence on July 15 (because of the failed coup attempt), to have such a constitution," he added. However, under his rule, the autocratic rules under his leadership have severely declined. Also read | Erdogan faces outrage in Turkiye after blaming 'fate' for Amasra mine explosion As per data from several world reports, the country has been mentioned among the weak nations when it comes to press freedom and gender equality. Such as Turkiye ranked 117 out of 139 nations as per According to Word Justice Project Rule of Law 2021, Turkey ranked 117 out of 139 countries. The World Press Freedom Index 2022, ranked Turkiye at 149th out of 180 countries. In the World Economic Forum Global Gender Gap report 2022, Turkey stood at the 124th position out of 146 nations. The above-mentioned data clearly reveals that authoritarianism in the country is increasing and media freedom is declining rapidly. Turkiye's constitution was passed in 1982, with 19 amendments and three referendums under the ruling party AKP. People in the country have been opposing Erdogan and his policies blaming him for the deteriorating situation in the country. The question that arises now is whether people will choose him again as the leader or whether will it have a new govt next year. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

'Century of Turkey Vision': Turkish President Erdogan wants a new constitution to strengthen law and equality 

Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, popularly known as Lula, became the new president of Brazil after defeating the incumbent Jair Bolsonaro in a close-fought election on Monday. Meanwhile, the death toll in the cable bridge collapse in Morbi district of western Gujarat state has increased to 137 while around 177 people have been rescued so far till Monday morning. In other news,&nbsp;Elon Musk is reportedly planning to charge $20 per month for the Twitter Blue Badge subscription, which also includes verification of users. Finally, a&nbsp;female journalist was crushed to death by a vehicle carrying former prime minister Imran Khan in an accident in eastern Pakistan on Sunday.

Click on the headlines to read more:

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According to the Supreme Electoral Court, Lula received 50.9 per cent of the vote versus Bolsonaro's 49.1 per cent, making him the victor. The installation of 77-year-old Lula is set for January 1.&nbsp;

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The collapse happened on Sunday evening when a huge crowd&nbsp;had gathered on the bridge in&nbsp;the Machchhu river, which is&nbsp;around 300 km from the state capital Ahmedabad. It is&nbsp;considered a local picnic spot.

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That the company has been working to revamp the optional $4.99 a month subscription plan that unlocks the additional features into a more expensive $19.99 plan, The Verge reported citing familiar with the matter and internal correspondence.

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The incident prompted Khan to halt the "long march" that he is leading towards Islamabad to pressure the federal government into calling snap elections.

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Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, popularly known as Lula, became the new president of Brazil after defeating the incumbent Jair Bolsonaro in a close-fought election on Monday.

Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, popularly known as Lula, became the new president of Brazil after defeating the incumbent Jair Bolsonaro in a close-fought election on Monday. Meanwhile, the death toll in the cable bridge collapse in Morbi district of western Gujarat state has increased to 137 while around 177 people have been rescued so far till Monday morning. In other news, Elon Musk is reportedly planning to charge $20 per month for the Twitter Blue Badge subscription, which also includes verification of users. Finally, a female journalist was crushed to death by a vehicle carrying former prime minister Imran Khan in an accident in eastern Pakistan on Sunday. Click on the headlines to read more: Brazil: Lula defeats Bolsonaro by a narrow vote to win presidential election According to the Supreme Electoral Court, Lula received 50.9 per cent of the vote versus Bolsonaro's 49.1 per cent, making him the victor. The installation of 77-year-old Lula is set for January 1. India: Gujarat's bridge collapse death toll rises to 137, 177 rescued so far The collapse happened on Sunday evening when a huge crowd had gathered on the bridge in the Machchhu river, which is around 300 km from the state capital Ahmedabad. It is considered a local picnic spot. Elon Musk to charge $20 per month for Twitter verification: Report That the company has been working to revamp the optional $4.99 a month subscription plan that unlocks the additional features into a more expensive $19.99 plan, The Verge reported citing familiar with the matter and internal correspondence. Pakistani journalist crushed by ex-PM Khan's truck during coverage The incident prompted Khan to halt the "long march" that he is leading towards Islamabad to pressure the federal government into calling snap elections. Watch | Six-year long term of Lebanon's President Michel Aoun ends

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The world's richest man and Twitter's new owner Elon Musk has denied reports of him laying off employees before November 1 to avoid stocks.&nbsp;

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This is false, he said after a user tagged him referring to the report. The New York Times on Saturday (October 29), cited that after acquiring the microblogging platform, the owner has asked managers to name the employees to be laid off.&nbsp;

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After his takeover, Musk immediately began working on modifying content policies and staff. The tweet read, "Twitter will be forming a content moderation council with widely diverse viewpoints. No major content decisions or account reinstatements will happen before that council convenes."&nbsp;

In conversation with Reuters, sources familiar with the situation stated that Musk after his takeover fired three top executives including the CEO Parag Agarwal, CFO Ned Segal, and legal affairs and policy chief Vidya Gadde for misleading him, and the firm's&nbsp;investors on Thursday.&nbsp;

LightShed analyst&nbsp;Rich Greenfield said that Musk fired top officials for a "reason,"&nbsp;&nbsp;to avoid severance pay and unvested stock awards. All three top officials' severance sums up to nearly $122 million, research firm Equilar reported.&nbsp;

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/after-twitter-takeover-musk-in-tweet-confirms-reforming-platforms-policies-529515">Also read |&nbsp;After Twitter takeover, Musk asks managers to name employees to be laid off, plans to reform content policies</a>

The Twitter deal began in April when the billionaire showed interest in buying the platform, however, in July he terminated the deal. He was sued by the social media firm. After multiple hearings and tiffs between the two-party, Musk finally agreed to buy Twitter for $54.20 per share.&nbsp;

Musk being in his early stage of leadership is all set to take control of the firm. After buying the firm he tweeted, "let the good time roll," indicating free speech.

It's been only a few days since the takeover, and the users are already in doubt about whether Musk will be able to do it or not. As per reports, many celebrities have said to leave Twitter after Musk's takeover. Former US president Trump said that Twitter is now in "sane hands."

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The world's richest man and Twitter's new owner Elon Musk has denied reports of him laying off employees before November 1 to avoid stocks. This is false — Elon Musk (@elonmusk) October 30, 2022 × This is false, he said after a user tagged him referring to the report. The New York Times on Saturday (October 29), cited that after acquiring the microblogging platform, the owner has asked managers to name the employees to be laid off. Also read | Twitter revamping user verification process, says Musk After his takeover, Musk immediately began working on modifying content policies and staff. The tweet read, "Twitter will be forming a content moderation council with widely diverse viewpoints. No major content decisions or account reinstatements will happen before that council convenes." In conversation with Reuters, sources familiar with the situation stated that Musk after his takeover fired three top executives including the CEO Parag Agarwal, CFO Ned Segal, and legal affairs and policy chief Vidya Gadde for misleading him, and the firm's investors on Thursday. LightShed analyst Rich Greenfield said that Musk fired top officials for a "reason," to avoid severance pay and unvested stock awards. All three top officials' severance sums up to nearly $122 million, research firm Equilar reported. Also read | After Twitter takeover, Musk asks managers to name employees to be laid off, plans to reform content policies The Twitter deal began in April when the billionaire showed interest in buying the platform, however, in July he terminated the deal. He was sued by the social media firm. After multiple hearings and tiffs between the two-party, Musk finally agreed to buy Twitter for $54.20 per share. Musk being in his early stage of leadership is all set to take control of the firm. After buying the firm he tweeted, "let the good time roll," indicating free speech. It's been only a few days since the takeover, and the users are already in doubt about whether Musk will be able to do it or not. As per reports, many celebrities have said to leave Twitter after Musk's takeover. Former US president Trump said that Twitter is now in "sane hands." (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

'This is false': Twitter's new owner Elon Musk denies reports of him firing employees to avoid stock grants

Security forces in Burkina Faso in conversation with AFP on Sunday said that suspected jihadists ambushed and killed 13 soldiers and left many injured.

One of the sources said that the attack on Saturday along&nbsp;the road linking Fada N’Gourma with Natiaboani also left four personnel of the defence forces injured.&nbsp;

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Another official source confirmed the number of casualties and said that reinforcements had been sent while an investigation is being conducted into the matter.&nbsp;

The ambush comes after a military base in Djibo on Friday (October 28) was attacked by a strong powerful Support Group for Islam and Muslims (GSIM) associated with the terror group al-Qaeda. After this attack, the military reported that this "terrorist" attack claimed the lives of 10 soldiers and 50 were wounded.&nbsp;

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/ibrahim-traore-officially-named-burkina-faso-president-after-military-coup-522858">Also read |&nbsp;Ibrahim Traore officially named Burkina Faso President after military coup</a>

Another attack in Djibo in September resulted in 37 deaths of soldiers and 18 terrorists killed. After this, Ibrahim Toup the new commander conducted a coup in Burkina. This was the second coup in Burkina. Coups in the country have forced over two million people to displace and claimed lives of thousands of lives.&nbsp;

As the number of attacks in the country is increasing, the authorities have also started a drive to enlist&nbsp;nearly 50,000 civilian defence volunteers to support the country's army.&nbsp;

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Security forces in Burkina Faso in conversation with AFP on Sunday said that suspected jihadists ambushed and killed 13 soldiers and left many injured. One of the sources said that the attack on Saturday along the road linking Fada N’Gourma with Natiaboani also left four personnel of the defence forces injured.

Security forces in Burkina Faso in conversation with AFP on Sunday said that suspected jihadists ambushed and killed 13 soldiers and left many injured. One of the sources said that the attack on Saturday along the road linking Fada N’Gourma with Natiaboani also left four personnel of the defence forces injured. Also read | Burkina Faso to select transitional president, says decree Another official source confirmed the number of casualties and said that reinforcements had been sent while an investigation is being conducted into the matter. The ambush comes after a military base in Djibo on Friday (October 28) was attacked by a strong powerful Support Group for Islam and Muslims (GSIM) associated with the terror group al-Qaeda. After this attack, the military reported that this "terrorist" attack claimed the lives of 10 soldiers and 50 were wounded. Also read | Ibrahim Traore officially named Burkina Faso President after military coup Another attack in Djibo in September resulted in 37 deaths of soldiers and 18 terrorists killed. After this, Ibrahim Toup the new commander conducted a coup in Burkina. This was the second coup in Burkina. Coups in the country have forced over two million people to displace and claimed lives of thousands of lives. As the number of attacks in the country is increasing, the authorities have also started a drive to enlist nearly 50,000 civilian defence volunteers to support the country's army. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

Jihadist group ambushes in Burkina Faso leaves 13 soldiers dead, several injured

Do you like going to the office or working in general? Most of us will say no, especially after Covid.&nbsp;

As the call to return to their office is rising, employees are looking for ways to escape it.&nbsp;

A survey conducted by Frank recruitment Group stated that the possible reasons for skipping school or work have increased over the past two years, Bloomberg is reporting. In 2022, the searches went up to two million. The searches in 2018 were nearly 300,000.&nbsp;

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Americans stand at the top&nbsp;looking for possible excuses to escape work. Common among these are related to family or home emergencies, health issues and even "my car broke down."

The two years of the Covid hiatus and working from home have made all of us homesick. No one wants to travel or socialise. Coming to the office for some means less sleep, hectic schedules, and less bandwidth to balance with life.&nbsp;

Well, the pandemic itself cannot only be blamed. The increase in concerns comes as the count of resignations and firing has increased, with rising demands to work. This is due to Covid and economic downturn of many firms which led to firing many and asking the remaining staff to do more.&nbsp;

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People in the US have opposed&nbsp;the RTO (return to office) mandates. Research by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York stated that Americans nearly save up to 60 million hours daily by working from home.&nbsp;

However, companies have now started to address the issues. Some have introduced a three-day working plan. In the UK, after this trial, the amount of productivity among people increased.&nbsp;

However, Till when will this plan work? Will this plan be able to increase productivity efficiently?&nbsp;

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Do you like going to the office or working in general? Most of us will say no, especially after Covid. As the call to return to their office is rising, employees are looking for ways to escape it.

Do you like going to the office or working in general? Most of us will say no, especially after Covid. As the call to return to their office is rising, employees are looking for ways to escape it. A survey conducted by Frank recruitment Group stated that the possible reasons for skipping school or work have increased over the past two years, Bloomberg is reporting. In 2022, the searches went up to two million. The searches in 2018 were nearly 300,000. Also read | Climate activists glue themselves to dinosaur exhibit in Berlin museum Americans stand at the top looking for possible excuses to escape work. Common among these are related to family or home emergencies, health issues and even "my car broke down." The two years of the Covid hiatus and working from home have made all of us homesick. No one wants to travel or socialise. Coming to the office for some means less sleep, hectic schedules, and less bandwidth to balance with life. Well, the pandemic itself cannot only be blamed. The increase in concerns comes as the count of resignations and firing has increased, with rising demands to work. This is due to Covid and economic downturn of many firms which led to firing many and asking the remaining staff to do more. Also read | Painting by Piet Mondrian hanging upside down for 77 years People in the US have opposed the RTO (return to office) mandates. Research by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York stated that Americans nearly save up to 60 million hours daily by working from home. However, companies have now started to address the issues. Some have introduced a three-day working plan. In the UK, after this trial, the amount of productivity among people increased. However, Till when will this plan work? Will this plan be able to increase productivity efficiently? (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

'My car broke down': Search for excuses to skip work rose in 2022, companies concerned

To achieve its ambitious space programme goals, Beijing recently launched the third and final module of the Tiangong space station on Monday (October&nbsp;31).

The state's CCTV broadcaster reported that the module 'Mengtian' or 'dreaming of the heavens' was launched on a Long March 5B rocker from the Wenchnag launch centre. The launch took place at&nbsp;3:27 pm.&nbsp;

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The Mengtian is an essential and final component of the T-shaped Tiangong space station which carries a number of cutting-edge scientific equipment in the orbit. Tiangong is expected to operate for nearly a decade or a bit more than that. The country has heavy expectations from the programme, AFP reported.&nbsp;

Being a pride for the country for its space programme, it landed its robotic rovers on Mars and Moon, making the country the third to achieve this goal.&nbsp;

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Deng Hongqin, commander of the launching centre said, "Based on the flight data from the Long March 5B... carrier rocket and the solid calculations of the Beijing Aersospace Flight Control Centre, the Mengtian experimental module of the space station has accurately entered the predetermined orbit and the working conditions are normal." He further called the launch a "success."

Beijing has been investing heavily in its space programmes to actively match US and Russia.&nbsp;

China has been banned from International Space Station (ISS) since 2011 after&nbsp;the United States refused NASA to work with Beijing.

Working passionately to achieve the goal of superiority, China even landed a rover on Mars and sent probes to the Moon in its early space missions.&nbsp;

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To achieve its ambitious space programme goals, Beijing recently launched the third and final module of the Tiangong space station on Monday (October 31). The state's CCTV broadcaster reported that the module 'Mengtian' or 'dreaming of the heavens' was launched on a Long March 5B rocker from the Wenchnag launch centre.

To achieve its ambitious space programme goals, Beijing recently launched the third and final module of the Tiangong space station on Monday (October 31). The state's CCTV broadcaster reported that the module 'Mengtian' or 'dreaming of the heavens' was launched on a Long March 5B rocker from the Wenchnag launch centre. The launch took place at 3:27 pm. Also read | NASA's Lucy mission captures breathtaking images of the Earth and the Moon The Mengtian is an essential and final component of the T-shaped Tiangong space station which carries a number of cutting-edge scientific equipment in the orbit. Tiangong is expected to operate for nearly a decade or a bit more than that. The country has heavy expectations from the programme, AFP reported. Being a pride for the country for its space programme, it landed its robotic rovers on Mars and Moon, making the country the third to achieve this goal. Also read | Say cheese! NASA captures a smiling picture of sun, netizens amazed Deng Hongqin, commander of the launching centre said, "Based on the flight data from the Long March 5B... carrier rocket and the solid calculations of the Beijing Aersospace Flight Control Centre, the Mengtian experimental module of the space station has accurately entered the predetermined orbit and the working conditions are normal." He further called the launch a "success." Beijing has been investing heavily in its space programmes to actively match US and Russia. China has been banned from International Space Station (ISS) since 2011 after the United States refused NASA to work with Beijing. Working passionately to achieve the goal of superiority, China even landed a rover on Mars and sent probes to the Moon in its early space missions. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

'Mission successful': China launches its final module 'Mengtian' of Tiangong space station  

The new Twitter owner Elon Musk was criticised for posting a baseless conspiracy over Paul Pelosi's assault which later raised concerns among netizens over the spread of false news and whether Musk will be able to act on it.

His tweet stemmed from Hillary Clinton, who criticised Republicans for&nbsp;spreading hate and deranged conspiracy theories. Musk said that there might be something more to the story. The original conspiracy theory was posted in the Santa Monica Observer, which The New York Times claimed to be&nbsp;'notorious for spreading false news.'

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/elon-musk-to-charge-20-per-month-for-twitter-verification-report-529745">Also read |&nbsp;Elon Musk to charge $20 per month for Twitter verification: Report</a>

Musk's tweet received severe backlash and&nbsp;was deleted on Sunday. Prior to the deletion, the tweet had nearly 24,000 retweets and&nbsp;86,000 likes.&nbsp;

The billionaire, addressing the news, then&nbsp;tweeted, "This is fake – I did *not* tweet out a link to The New York Times!"

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His posts since becoming 'Chief Twit' have&nbsp;raised several questions by netizens about whether Musk will act on the spread of false news or not, as he claimed that false news is not acceptable under his leadership.

Pelosi, the husband of US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, was attacked on Friday (October 28) by a man identified as David DePape, who was allegedly asking, "Where is Nancy?"

Musk recently acquired the microblogging platform and has already made several changes to the policies and staff where he fired top three officials including the CEO Parag Agarwal.&nbsp;President Joe Biden claimed that the target was Nancy. Many more changes are expected under Musk's control.&nbsp;

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The new Twitter owner Elon Musk was criticised for posting a baseless conspiracy over Paul Pelosi's assault which later raised concerns among netizens over the spread of false news and whether Musk will be able to act on it.

The new Twitter owner Elon Musk was criticised for posting a baseless conspiracy over Paul Pelosi's assault which later raised concerns among netizens over the spread of false news and whether Musk will be able to act on it. His tweet stemmed from Hillary Clinton, who criticised Republicans for spreading hate and deranged conspiracy theories. Musk said that there might be something more to the story. The original conspiracy theory was posted in the Santa Monica Observer, which The New York Times claimed to be 'notorious for spreading false news.' Also read | Elon Musk to charge $20 per month for Twitter verification: Report Musk's tweet received severe backlash and was deleted on Sunday. Prior to the deletion, the tweet had nearly 24,000 retweets and 86,000 likes. The billionaire, addressing the news, then tweeted, "This is fake – I did *not* tweet out a link to The New York Times!" This is fake – I did *not* tweet out a link to The New York Times! pic.twitter.com/d6V6m5ATW2 — Elon Musk (@elonmusk) October 31, 2022 × Also read | Man arrested in attack on US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s husband faces charges His posts since becoming 'Chief Twit' have raised several questions by netizens about whether Musk will act on the spread of false news or not, as he claimed that false news is not acceptable under his leadership. Pelosi, the husband of US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, was attacked on Friday (October 28) by a man identified as David DePape, who was allegedly asking, "Where is Nancy?" Musk recently acquired the microblogging platform and has already made several changes to the policies and staff where he fired top three officials including the CEO Parag Agarwal. President Joe Biden claimed that the target was Nancy. Many more changes are expected under Musk's control. (With inputs from agencies)

'This is fake': Elon Musk denies sharing conspiracy theory on Paul Pelosi attack

Severe tropical storm Nalgae has claimed the lives of 98&nbsp;and injured several with others missing.&nbsp;

The president expressed his grief for the incident.

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/aftershocks-rock-philippines-as-six-hurt-by-strong-quake-528414">Also read |&nbsp;Aftershocks rock Philippines as six hurt by strong quake</a>

As per reports, Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. will be flying over the affected areas on Monday (October 31). The aerial inspection will be majorly done of submerged villages near Manila.&nbsp;

As per the country's disaster agency, more than half of the fatalities reported have been recorded from the Bangsamoro. The region has reported 53 deaths and 22 missing as of now. The agency further added that till now 63 have been reported missing while 69 have been claimed to be injured during the instance.&nbsp;

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/super-typhoon-noru-makes-landfall-in-philippines-coastal-communities-evacuated-519548">Also read |&nbsp;Typhoon Noru makes landfall in Philippines, coastal communities evacuated</a>

Almost 757.84 million pesos ($13.7 million) was valued for the damage caused by the tropical storm in the Southeast Asian country.&nbsp;

According to media reports, the storm Nalgae is expected to leave the Philippines on Monday (October 31) and is expected to move towards China after causing landfall five times.&nbsp;

The Southeast country suffers from 20 typhoons a year with frequent landslides and floods. One of the recent storms in the country was 'megi' which claimed the lives of nearly 130 people.&nbsp;

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Severe tropical storm Nalgae has claimed the lives of 98 and injured several with others missing. The president expressed his grief for the incident. Also read | Aftershocks rock Philippines as six hurt by strong quake As per reports, Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.

Severe tropical storm Nalgae has claimed the lives of 98 and injured several with others missing. The president expressed his grief for the incident. Also read | Aftershocks rock Philippines as six hurt by strong quake As per reports, Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. will be flying over the affected areas on Monday (October 31). The aerial inspection will be majorly done of submerged villages near Manila. As per the country's disaster agency, more than half of the fatalities reported have been recorded from the Bangsamoro. The region has reported 53 deaths and 22 missing as of now. The agency further added that till now 63 have been reported missing while 69 have been claimed to be injured during the instance. Also read | Typhoon Noru makes landfall in Philippines, coastal communities evacuated Almost 757.84 million pesos ($13.7 million) was valued for the damage caused by the tropical storm in the Southeast Asian country. According to media reports, the storm Nalgae is expected to leave the Philippines on Monday (October 31) and is expected to move towards China after causing landfall five times. The Southeast country suffers from 20 typhoons a year with frequent landslides and floods. One of the recent storms in the country was 'megi' which claimed the lives of nearly 130 people. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

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Seoul local authorities have said that at least 151 people were dead and more than 150 were injured during the Halloween celebrations. In other news,&nbsp;after finalising the Twitter deal, Elon Musk has now asked managers to name employees to be laid off before November 1. Meanwhile, UK opposition demands an investigation after&nbsp;reading in a newspaper that alleged Kremlin spies had accessed former prime minister Liz Truss' cell phone. Finally,&nbsp;In support of the protests that have engulfed Iran for more than 40 days, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau marched alongside demonstrators in the Canadian capital of Ottawa on Saturday.&nbsp;

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Yonhap news agency reported that around 50 people were in cardiac arrest, quoting the fire department. There were 19 foreigners among those who were killed in the stampede. They were from Iran, Uzbekistan, China and Norway.

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As per an NYT report, managers are being ordered to name employees to be laid&nbsp;off. The layoffs at Twitter would take place before November 1, when the staff is expected to receive stock awards.&nbsp;

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/uk-opposition-calls-for-investigation-in-trusss-cell-phone-hacking-case-529510">UK opposition calls for investigation in Truss's cell phone hacking case</a>

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According to the article, the hackers also had access to Truss's chats with her ally Kwasi Kwarteng in which she criticised then-Prime Minister Boris Johnson.&nbsp;

The report presents "immensely important national security issues," according to Yvette Cooper of Labour, who specialises on homeland security, including why and how the information was released.&nbsp;

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/trudeau-marched-with-protesters-in-ottawa-to-show-solidarity-with-iran-protests-529513">Trudeau marched with protesters in Ottawa to show solidarity with Iran protests</a>

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Standing in front of a white banner covered with numerous red hand prints, Trudeau declared, "The women in Iran, daughters and grandmothers and allies... they are not forgotten."&nbsp;

Watch |&nbsp;US House speaker Nancy Pelosi's husband assaulted with hammer

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Seoul local authorities have said that at least 151 people were dead and more than 150 were injured during the Halloween celebrations. In other news, after finalising the Twitter deal, Elon Musk has now asked managers to name employees to be laid off before November 1.

Seoul local authorities have said that at least 151 people were dead and more than 150 were injured during the Halloween celebrations. In other news, after finalising the Twitter deal, Elon Musk has now asked managers to name employees to be laid off before November 1. Meanwhile, UK opposition demands an investigation after reading in a newspaper that alleged Kremlin spies had accessed former prime minister Liz Truss' cell phone. Finally, In support of the protests that have engulfed Iran for more than 40 days, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau marched alongside demonstrators in the Canadian capital of Ottawa on Saturday. Click on the headlines to read more: South Korea declares national mourning after 151 killed in Halloween stampede Yonhap news agency reported that around 50 people were in cardiac arrest, quoting the fire department. There were 19 foreigners among those who were killed in the stampede. They were from Iran, Uzbekistan, China and Norway. After Twitter takeover, Musk asks managers to name employees to be laid off, plans to reform content policies As per an NYT report, managers are being ordered to name employees to be laid off. The layoffs at Twitter would take place before November 1, when the staff is expected to receive stock awards. UK opposition calls for investigation in Truss's cell phone hacking case According to the article, the hackers also had access to Truss's chats with her ally Kwasi Kwarteng in which she criticised then-Prime Minister Boris Johnson. The report presents "immensely important national security issues," according to Yvette Cooper of Labour, who specialises on homeland security, including why and how the information was released. Trudeau marched with protesters in Ottawa to show solidarity with Iran protests Standing in front of a white banner covered with numerous red hand prints, Trudeau declared, "The women in Iran, daughters and grandmothers and allies... they are not forgotten." Watch | US House speaker Nancy Pelosi's husband assaulted with hammer

Morning news brief: Musk plans to lay off staff, oppositon demands probe in Truss's phone hacking case, & more

Soon after finalising the $44 billion deal to acquire Twitter on Thursday (October 27), Tesla owner and billionaire Elon Musk immediately began reforming the social media platform's policies. He has been working on everything from laying off employees to making content decisions, according to Hill.

He further fired&nbsp;top executives of the firm as soon as he concluded his deal. The media outlet, Hill, further added that there'll be more modifications to account status under his leadership.&nbsp;

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/ukraine-unhappy-about-twitter-takeover-by-musk-529453">Also&nbsp;read |&nbsp;Ukraine unhappy about Twitter takeover by Musk</a>

As per an NYT report, managers are being ordered to name employees to be laid&nbsp;off. The layoffs at Twitter would take place before November 1, when the staff is expected to receive stock awards.&nbsp;

In a tweet, Musk stated that the content moderation policies have changed. The tweet read, "Twitter will be forming a content moderation council with widely diverse viewpoints. No major content decisions or account reinstatements will happen before that council convenes."

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Being in his early stage of leadership, he even changed his Twitter bio to chief Twit, with the location of Twitter headquarters.&nbsp;

The Tesla owner tweeted some tweets indicating freedom of speech. He tweeted, "Let the good time roll."

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After acquiring the microblogging platform, Musk tweeted a picture of himself where the caption indicated he was entering the Twitter headquarters.&nbsp;

The Twitter deal began in April this year when the firm accepted Musk's offer to purchase and privatise the media platform.&nbsp;

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/hate-speech-racist-memes-flooded-twitter-soon-after-musk-took-hold-of-the-reins-529386">Also read |&nbsp;Hate speech, racist memes flooded Twitter soon after Musk took hold of the reins</a>

However, Musk quickly cast doubt on his willingness to uphold the deal and indirectly tried to abandon it. He who previously expressed interest in buying Twitter abruptly ended the deal in July.

Later, Twitter sued Musk alleging that he had used bits as a cover to back out of the deal.&nbsp;

Musk then last week reiterated proceeding with the deal and initially agreed upon $54.20 per share.&nbsp;

The takeover has raised many questions. From netizens to celebs, who are now threatening to discontinue social media. Former US president Donald Trump claimed that Twitter is now in 'insane hands.'

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Soon after finalising the $44 billion deal to acquire Twitter on Thursday (October 27), Tesla owner and billionaire Elon Musk immediately began reforming the social media platform's policies.

Soon after finalising the $44 billion deal to acquire Twitter on Thursday (October 27), Tesla owner and billionaire Elon Musk immediately began reforming the social media platform's policies. He has been working on everything from laying off employees to making content decisions, according to Hill. He further fired top executives of the firm as soon as he concluded his deal. The media outlet, Hill, further added that there'll be more modifications to account status under his leadership. Also read | Ukraine unhappy about Twitter takeover by Musk As per an NYT report, managers are being ordered to name employees to be laid off. The layoffs at Twitter would take place before November 1, when the staff is expected to receive stock awards. In a tweet, Musk stated that the content moderation policies have changed. The tweet read, "Twitter will be forming a content moderation council with widely diverse viewpoints. No major content decisions or account reinstatements will happen before that council convenes." Twitter will be forming a content moderation council with widely diverse viewpoints. No major content decisions or account reinstatements will happen before that council convenes. — Elon Musk (@elonmusk) October 28, 2022 × Being in his early stage of leadership, he even changed his Twitter bio to chief Twit, with the location of Twitter headquarters. The Tesla owner tweeted some tweets indicating freedom of speech. He tweeted, "Let the good time roll." 🎶 let the good times roll 🎶 — Elon Musk (@elonmusk) October 28, 2022 × Comedy is now legal on Twitter — Elon Musk (@elonmusk) October 28, 2022 × Finally, the truth that carbs are amazing can be said on this platform! #FreeSpeech — Elon Musk (@elonmusk) October 29, 2022 × After acquiring the microblogging platform, Musk tweeted a picture of himself where the caption indicated he was entering the Twitter headquarters. The Twitter deal began in April this year when the firm accepted Musk's offer to purchase and privatise the media platform. Also read | Hate speech, racist memes flooded Twitter soon after Musk took hold of the reins However, Musk quickly cast doubt on his willingness to uphold the deal and indirectly tried to abandon it. He who previously expressed interest in buying Twitter abruptly ended the deal in July. Later, Twitter sued Musk alleging that he had used bits as a cover to back out of the deal. Musk then last week reiterated proceeding with the deal and initially agreed upon $54.20 per share. The takeover has raised many questions. From netizens to celebs, who are now threatening to discontinue social media. Former US president Donald Trump claimed that Twitter is now in 'insane hands.' (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

After Twitter takeover, Musk asks managers to name employees to be laid off, plans to reform content policies

The world is suffering from climate change, carbon emissions and whatnot. But, the Middle East is the world's most water-stressed region due to low rainfall, severe heatwaves and deepening drought threatening to displace millions of people.

The UNHRC claimed that approximately 90 per cent of refugees come from the most vulnerable and least prepared nations to adapt the climate change.&nbsp;

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/unusually-warm-autumn-in-spain-france-raises-climate-concerns-529058">Also read |&nbsp;Unusually warm autumn in Europe raises climate concerns; UN warns of 'irreversible' climate breakdown</a>

In the middle east, Egypt is one of the most affected countries. The head of the farmers' syndicate in a conversation with AFP said, "Egypt -- one of the most arid countries in the world&nbsp;-- has grown even less profitable because of new climate-linked hazards such as the appearance of new parasites." He further added,&nbsp;"Young people from rural areas are migrating abroad or to big cities to work in industry."

Sometimes these climates change force people to displace. As Amy Pope director of the International Organisation for Migration told AFP, "If people can't farm, if people can't work, if people can't find food, they have few alternatives to displacement."

Researchers further claimed that there are several factors that contribute to decline in agriculture such as attractiveness to the facilities and services in the urban area.&nbsp;

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/iea-sees-global-energy-emissions-peaking-in-2025-528979">Also read |&nbsp;IEA sees global energy emissions peaking in 2025</a>

Populations will inevitably concentrate in major cities like Cairo, Algiers, Tunis and Tripoli.&nbsp;

In Sudan, tribal conflicts over the ownership of land and waters have resulted in hundreds of fatalities each year. Nearly 200 people perished in two days of rioting in October in southern Nile.

Jordan is one of the driest nations and will need to import twice as much water from Israel in 2021.&nbsp;

However, the world community made a commitment to support alternative methods for agriculture&nbsp;and water management.

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The world is suffering from climate change, carbon emissions and whatnot. But, the Middle East is the world's most water-stressed region due to low rainfall, severe heatwaves and deepening drought threatening to displace millions of people.

The world is suffering from climate change, carbon emissions and whatnot. But, the Middle East is the world's most water-stressed region due to low rainfall, severe heatwaves and deepening drought threatening to displace millions of people. The UNHRC claimed that approximately 90 per cent of refugees come from the most vulnerable and least prepared nations to adapt the climate change. Also read | Unusually warm autumn in Europe raises climate concerns; UN warns of 'irreversible' climate breakdown In the middle east, Egypt is one of the most affected countries. The head of the farmers' syndicate in a conversation with AFP said, "Egypt -- one of the most arid countries in the world -- has grown even less profitable because of new climate-linked hazards such as the appearance of new parasites." He further added, "Young people from rural areas are migrating abroad or to big cities to work in industry." Sometimes these climates change force people to displace. As Amy Pope director of the International Organisation for Migration told AFP, "If people can't farm, if people can't work, if people can't find food, they have few alternatives to displacement." Researchers further claimed that there are several factors that contribute to decline in agriculture such as attractiveness to the facilities and services in the urban area. Also read | IEA sees global energy emissions peaking in 2025 Populations will inevitably concentrate in major cities like Cairo, Algiers, Tunis and Tripoli. In Sudan, tribal conflicts over the ownership of land and waters have resulted in hundreds of fatalities each year. Nearly 200 people perished in two days of rioting in October in southern Nile. Jordan is one of the driest nations and will need to import twice as much water from Israel in 2021. However, the world community made a commitment to support alternative methods for agriculture and water management. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

Millions of individuals in middle east at risk due to extreme climate change

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