A recent report has revealed a 53.8 per cent increase in the complaints of fake profiles and theft in the Indian capital New Delhi this year, the Times of India citing Delhi Police data reported.

India: Complaints of identity theft and fake profiles up by 53.8% in Delhi, says report

Authorities in China have rescued around 1,000 cats from being slaughtered. The felines, as per a state-affiliated media, were part of an illicit trade ring that sells the animal's meat as pork or mutton.

Chinese trade ring selling cat meat disguised as 'pork, mutton' busted, 1,000 felines rescued

As part of a pre-Halloween celebration, hundreds of cyclists dressed as zombies rode through Key West on Sunday, October 22. According to the event website, the Zombie Bike Ride is a component of the city's 10-day Fantasy Fest, which also includes parades and costume contests.

'The Cycling Dead' take over Florida

In a significant development for Australia's tech landscape, Microsoft has announced a substantial investment of $3.2 billion. This commitment aims to bolster Australia's artificial intelligence and cloud computing capabilities.

Microsoft commits billions to Australia for AI and cloud computing

Chevron corporation has announced a $53 billion all-stock deal to acquire its smaller rival, Hess corporation. This all-stock transaction marks a pivotal moment, intensifying the rivalry between chevron and Exxon Mobil. The acquisition is designed to bolster Chevron's presence in key areas, namely US Shale and the oil-rich region of Guyana.

Chevron acquires rival Hess Corp for $53 billion

In a shocking revelation, global banks, including UBS and HSBC, have come under scrutiny for their investments in three publicly traded Chinese drugmakers accused of using parts of endangered animals in their products.

US pressures China over trade in endangered Pangolins

Friends and family who use Tinder can now play Cupid for you right within the app. Tinder revealed on Monday that users may now ask others to evaluate possible matches for them through a new matchmaker tool on the dating app.

New Tinder feature to let friends and family 'play cupid'

In the US, a silent healthcare catastrophe is developing. Big pharmacy chains are closing their locations because of financial sheet problems.

Rural America's struggle for lifesaving pharmacies

The US will host Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi for a three-day visit on October 26–28. He would meet with Secretary of State Antony Blinken while in town as part of the Biden administration's attempts to keep lines of communication open with Beijing.

Wang Yi to arrive in Washington on October 26th for a three-day visit

Two armed attacks on Monday left at least 16 people dead, including around a dozen police officers, in regions of Mexico plagued by violence related to drug trafficking, authorities said.

Armed attacks in Mexico leave 16 dead, including dozen police

Israel recently announced that it has seized cryptocurrency accounts linked to the Hamas terror group. The confiscation of these accounts, amid the ongoing Israel-Hamas war, has once again brought cryptocurrency's role in terror financing into the spotlight.

Explained | Cryptocurrency's role in terror financing comes into focus after Hamas attack on Israel

A massive police response was launched in Wisconsin, United States, amid reports of an active shooter situation at a middle school in the Germantown district on Monday (Oct 23).

US: Shooting incident at Germantown school; suspect shot down by police

22% of the UK's population, or 14.5 million people, were expected to be living in poverty in 2023. There were 4.3 million youngsters among them.

UK: Over 1 MN children experience dire poverty

The 'London living wage' will climb to £13.15 an hour, which will result in a 10% salary increase for almost 130,000 Londoners. The Living pay Foundation, a nonprofit organization, developed the special pay. It is determined by independent calculations of what a someone must earn to cover their basic expenses.

UK: 130,000 Londoners to get 10% pay rise as London Living Wage increases

Cyclonic Storm 'Hamoon,' as per the India Meteorological Department's (IMD) latest update, has intensified into a severe cyclonic storm over the Northwest Bay of Bengal.

Cyclone Hamoon intensifies into severe cyclonic storm over NW Bay of Bengal; wind speeds of 18km/hour

China's largest supplier of Apple iPhones, Foxconn, is under intense scrutiny. The Chinese natural resources department has initiated on-site investigations into the land use of Foxconn enterprises, specifically in Henan and Hubei provinces.

China launches tax audits and land use investigations on Foxconn

The world's largest economy likely grew at the fastest pace in almost two years during the third quarter. With major economies failing amid rising inflation and geopolitical tensions, the US continues to dominate the global economic landscape.

Consumer spending drives the American economy

Property investment in China, a vital factor in the country's economic growth, has continued to decline. Home values in the country's largest cities have fallen at their quickest rate in over a year in September. That has dampened investors' enthusiasm about the third-quarter economic growth numbers.

Real estate downturn hits China's stocks

MasterChef India is back with yet another season and chefs Ranveer Brar, Vikas Khanna and Pooja Dhingra give a lowdown to WION's Zeba Khan on what to expect from season 8, AI threats in food business and how they began on their journey of experimentation with food.

Meet new MasterChef India 8 Judges: Vikas, Ranveer and Pooja

A British family has confirmed the death of their daughter, Noiya Sharabi, in the tragic aftermath of the Hamas attack on Kibbutz Be'eri in southern Israel. Noiya, aged 16, along with her 13-year-old sister Yahel, went missing after the attack that claimed the life of their British-born mother, Lianne.

A family destroyed: UK girl Noiya Sharabi confirmed dead in Hamas attack along with mom, sister

Elon Musk has, after Twitter, now seemingly set his sights on Wikipedia. The eccentric billionaire has offered everyone's go-to online encyclopedia a billion dollars for changing its name to something NSFW.

Will Wikipedia become 'Di**ipedia'? Elon Musk offers $1 billion for NSFW name change

Home Secretary Suella Braverman will question Sir Mark Rowley, the head of the Metropolitan Police, on the force's handling of protesters who shouted "jihad" during a London demonstration in support of Palestine.

UK: Home Secretary Suella Braverman wants explanation of MET response over protests

In a historic ruling, the Bombay High Court denied a petition calling for an outright ban on Indian nationals, businesses, and organizations hiring Pakistani performers, singers, actors, musicians, lyricists, and technicians.

Pak Artists Ban in India: Bombay court rejects plea to ban Pakistani artists from working in India

During an election year in Argentina, it can be difficult to concentrate on anything other than economics. The severe financial prognosis has once again dominated this year's presidential campaign, with an annual inflation rate that has surpassed 138 percent and a currency that has experienced a sharp decline in value.

Argentina Presidential Polls: Far-right Javier Milei leading electoral race

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