Russia has been able to increase its missile production beyond prewar levels by eluding Western sanctions and export regulations. Officials from the United States, Europe, and Ukraine claim that this makes Ukraine particularly open to more intense strikes in the upcoming months.

Russia-Ukraine War | European firms helping Russia produce dagger missiles: Report

NHS waiting lists could top eight million by next summer, even if doctor strikes cease, according to modelling work by the Health Foundation charity.

UK: Threat of long NHS waiting list still looms over Britain

On October 25, 2023, authorities detained G-Dragon, the primary rapper and former leader of the K-pop boy band BigBang, on suspicion of drug offenses. G-Dragon disputes the claims.

South Korea: G-Dragon booked under alleged drug charges

A Democratic congressman admitted a misdemeanour charge of deliberately setting off a fire alarm at the US Capitol complex that forced the evacuation of an office building ahead of a crucial vote.

US congressman Jamaal Bowman fined for setting off fire alarm ahead of speaker vote

Russia is going the orthodox way in women's reproductive healthcare. As per reports, Russian cities like Kaliningrad are attempting to ban abortions in local private clinics.

Under Putin, Russia gets orthodox about abortions, restricts access

On Wednesday morning, Hurricane Otis made landfall close to Acapulco, Mexico. The hurricane, a rare Category 5, had gusts as high as 165 mph at its strongest. On Tuesday, the storm picked up significant speed.

Hurricane Otis batters Mexico's Acapulco

Scientists in Brazil have developed a new treatment for crack, and cocaine: a vaccine. The drug will work in an innovative way, by depriving users of the "high".

Scientists develop a vaccine for cocaine. Here's how it works

The Kremlin intends to use a statewide lottery among Russian families to increase President Vladimir Putin's support rating ahead of next year's elections.

Raffle coincides with President Putin's campaign for re-election

Hurricane Otis hit the beach resort of Mexico's Acapulco early on Wednesday. The storm, which happens to be one of the strongest storms ever to hit Mexico's Pacific Coast, smashed buildings and vital infrastructure, leaving the city disconnected and without power.

Category 5 Hurricane Otis roars into Mexico, causing widespread destruction

More than 100 miners escaped from a gold mine in South Africa on Wednesday after being held underground for three days by fellow employees in a union dispute, a company official said. Around 450 workers remain in the mine, the official said, with an unknown number of them preventing the others from leaving as they demand formal recognition of their labour union.

South Africa: 543 mine workers end protest, 15 people injured due to scuffle in mine

Following Kevin McCarthy's removal three weeks ago, there had been a turbulent 22-day vacancy until Mike Johnson was sworn in as the 56th Speaker of the House Representatives.

US: Mike Johnson elected as the new House Speaker

A court in Qatar sentenced eight former members of the Indian Navy to death on Thursday. The men have been detained for more than a year after their arrest in August 2022. Each of them worked for the Al Dahra firm.

Qatar court announces death sentence to eight Indian workers

A documentary on Daniel Radcliffe's stunt double for Harry Potter, who became paralyzed during the movie's production, has been produced. During the first part of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, David Holmes suffered a spinal injury. He revealed the information of the "secret project" on Instagram, claiming it took four years to complete.

'David Holmes: The boy who lived', documentary on paralysed 'Harry Potter' stunt double

Following India's protests against Canada for giving safe havens to terrorists from the Khalistani region, Bangladesh has now accused Canada of harboring Sheikh Mujibiur Rahman's killers while he was visiting India.

Bangladesh Minister Haque: Canada sheltering killers of Sheikh Mujibiur Rahman

In a show of power that coincides with Moscow's de-ratification of a historic nuclear test moratorium pact, Russia has successfully demonstrated its capacity to launch a large retaliatory nuclear strike by land, sea, and air, according to a Kremlin statement on Wednesday.

Russia-Ukraine War: Russia rehearsed delivering a massive retaliatory nuclear strike

Climate change is no longer a theoretical concern; rather, it is a harsh reality that businesses everywhere are having to deal with.

Climate change no longer a distant threat, it's a stark reality

NASA is gearing up to launch its most ambitious alien world exploration ever: another ocean world. The US space agency in 2027 will launch its only mission to explore such a world.

Explained: NASA to send 'nuclear-powered' Dragonfly to Saturn's moon Titan. Here's all you need to know

Emerging technology, included under the general title "AI," appears to be transforming a number of industries, including brain surgery and transportation. The artworks of Sougwen Chung, whose partnerships with robotic painters may fetch tens of thousands of pounds, combine art and artificial intelligence. The scholar and artist from Canada thinks that creativity is still possible in the studio.

Canadian artist Sougwen Chung paints with robots

As the violence intensified, there was a surge in flight cancellations to Israel, which led a number of international carriers to suspend service to the nation out of security concerns. In addition, tour companies canceled their excursions to Israel as a result of this interruption, and hotel reservations dropped off quickly.

Travel Slump in West Asia: Flight cancellations in Israel by several global carriers

NASA (National Aeronautics and Space Administration) has found more evidence that points towards the existence of life on Mars… once upon a time. A team of researchers examining data collected by NASA's curiosity has deduced that the planet in ancient times had a huge network of rivers flowing with life-giving water.

Life on Mars? Curiosity rover discovers that it was once a 'planet of rivers'

Trigger warning: Some readers may find details of this report disturbing. Discretion is advised The mother of the six-year-old Muslim boy, who last week became the unfortunate victim of a hate crime in Illinois, United States, has issued her first statement since the tragic slaying.

Israel vs Hamas | Mother of 6-year-old hate crime victim asks world to 'pray for peace'

Fidias, a popular YouTuber with around 2.4 million subscribers, on Tuesday issued an apology after a video of him free-riding around Japan, along with three other people, went viral, drawing criticism from people and authorities alike.

YouTuber Fidias apologises for free-riding on Japan trains after online outrage, probe

Excessive sitting has become a major concern for most of us, especially since a lot of jobs involve people sitting for prolonged periods of time. We have time and again heard of the ill effects of such a scenario on our health.

20 minutes of daily activity might help you decrease harm caused by prolonged sitting: Study

United States President Joe Biden awarded two Indian-American scientists with the country's highest scientific honour at the White House on Tuesday (Oct 24). The two scientists - Ashok Gadgil and Subra Suresh - were awarded the National Medal of Technology and Innovational and the National Medal of Science, respectively.

US: Meet Subra Suresh and Ashok Gadgil, Indian-Americans who received highest scientific award

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