A Scottish farmer is giving his entire crop of blueberries to charity after cheap imports and high labour costs made harvesting the fruit economically unviable.

Scottish blueberry farmer donates crop worth millions to charity. Know why

After taking over the microblogging site Twitter, billionaire Elon Musk is looking at new revenue streams to make more profit out of the social media giant. Reports say Twitter is currently planning to charge around twenty dollars for the new Twitter blue subscription from the users.

Billionaire Elon Musk is looking at new revenue streams after completing Twitter takeover

Israelis are all set to vote for the fifth time in four years. Every elections has unmasked how complex politics has become in Israel.

Why do coalitions fail in Israel? Will Benjamin Netanyahu make a comeback?

Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva wins the Brazil elections. He defeated incumbent Jair Bolsonaro. Lula da Silva has vowed to unite the country after the polarised elections.

Gravitas: Lula da Silva wins Brazil elections

Gen-Z is battling financial anxiety. A survey found that more than 25% of Gen-Zs and millennials are not confident that they will be able to retire comfortably.

Gravitas: Should you retire early?

Unidentified individuals entered Indian cricketer Virat Kohli's room in Perth. They filmed his personal belongings and posted the video on social media.

Gravitas: Virat Kohli's hotel room filmed

Will Rishi Sunak attend COP27? The British Prime Minister has snubbed the climate summit due to 'pressing domestic issues'. COP27 host Egypt has expressed its disappointment as have several other countries. Facing the backlash, 10D has put the decision 'under review'.

Gravitas: Will Rishi Sunak attend COP27?

Less than a week after buying Twitter, Elon Musk is pushing major changes to the platform. Reports have emerged that Twitter could start charging users for the verified status.

Gravitas: Will verified users lose the blue tick?

Chinese workers at the largest iPhone factory in Zhengzhou fled the facility to escape a lockdown.

Gravitas: Chinese workers jump fences to escape lockdown

Are US-China relations thawing? Reports indicate officials on both sides are 'actively working' to arrange a face-to-face meeting between Joe Biden & Xi Jinping. The bilateral could take place along the sidelines of the G20 summit next month.

Gravitas: Are US-China relations thawing?

Here we bring you a quick round-up of all latest news, top headlines and international breakings from all across the globe, stay tuned with Gravitas for more!

Gravitas Global Headlines: Russia halts grain deal | Bridge collapse in India: Over 130 dead

Deepening its scrutiny of Chinese firms in the country, India has now launched an investigation into the MG Motors accounts. Now the probe by India's Ministry of Corporate Affairs started after analysis of the company's financial statements.

India probes MG Motor over financial irregularities, scrutiny indicates suspicious transactions

Israelis are queuing up for the fifth time in four years. Every election has unmasked how complex politics has become in Israel. WION's correspondent Jodie Cohen decodes the four key players for you.

Israel Elections: Defence Minister Benny Gantz could be kingmaker

Israelis are queuing up for the fifth time in four years. Every election has unmasked how complex politics has become in Israel.

Israel Elections 2022: Netanyahu's Likud party expected to win most seats again

NASA says it's all set to test its Double Asteroid Redirection Test (DART), a mission to demonstrate the world's first planetary defence system, designed to deflect an asteroid from a potential doomsday collision with Earth.

What is NASA's Dart mission? The world's first planetary defence system

From Israel's fifth election in less than four years to the general election in Denmark, here are some impactful images from around the world on 01 November, 2022.

World in Pictures: Israel's fifth election in less than four years; General election in Denmark

The coveted menace continues to trouble the people of China. Despite facing descent, Chinese regime has not shied away from taking harsh measures to implement its zero Covid policy.

China Covid Chaos: Shanghai government bars people from entering and exiting Disney park

People in Iran continue to protest despite an ultimatum from the revolutionary guards. The top commander has said that 29th October would be the last day of carrying out demonstrations.

Iran Protests: Students defy ultimatum by revolutionary guards, chant 'freedom'

Brazil has got its new President. The country has brought Lula de Silva back into power after a decade of leaving office. The President-elect defeated the most far-right government of Brazil. Joe Bolsonaro lost with 49.1 percent.

Brazil Presidential Polls: Lula da Silva wins elections again at the age of 77 with 50.90% of votes

While most of the western giants from McDonald's to Mercedes have quit Russia, the Russian tobacco companies have still not said goodbye to the country.

Russia: Tobacco companies pay over $7 billion taxes, lucrative market for global giants

Several blasts have rocked the Ukrainian Capital. At least five explosions have been heard in Kyiv. Kyiv's mayor says parts of the city are without electricity and water following the Russian strikes.

Russia blames Ukraine for Black sea attack, 350,000apartments left without electricity and water

After a recent spike in cyber attacks in Australia. The latest is that a communications platform used by the Australian military personnel and defence staff has come under ransomware attack.

Australia: Hackers hit defence communications platform, to increase penalties for data breaches

The Amazon is known as the lungs of our planet and rightly so as it is the world's largest intact forest spread over an area of hundreds of millions of hectares.

WION Climate Tracker: Will change in Brazil's leadership save the Amazon forest?

The two men whose convictions for the assassination of Malcolm X were overturned last year are set to receive $36 million from the city and state of New York.

Malcolm X Assassination: Two acquitted to be awarded $36 MN, released in the mid-1980s

Amidst heated external political climate and Covid-19 restrictions, the economy of Hong Kong has taken a steep downturn. The economy contracted 4.5 percent in the third quarter which is the worst contraction in Hong Kong since 2020.

Hong Kong: Worst GDP contraction since 2020, Q3 GDP shrinks 4.5%

WION Dispatch | Brazil Presidential Polls: Lula Da Silva wins polls to become President

The space water is now heating up. China has been working steadily to make a mark on the final frontier and now in a big step forward, China is all set to have its first ever permanent space station with the successful launch of the Mengtian lab module.

China launches third and final module of its T-shaped space station, joins its predecessors in space

Israel Elections 2022 | Opinion Polls: Smaller parties may be the deciding factor

Halloween revellers fill Tokyo's famous Shibuya neighborhood, this comes just after the deadly stampede in South Korea that killed over 150 people on Saturday. Japanese police have increased security around the iconic crossing, the police were keeping a close watch on the revelers who were mostly youngsters.

Japan: Halloween celebrations under the shadow of Seoul stampede

Dr Jamshed J Irani, also known as the Steel Man of India, passed away at the age of 86 in Jamshedpur Monday night.

'Steel man of India' Jamshed Irani dies at 86

With election day a week away Democrats and Republicans across the United States are fighting for control of the House of Representatives. Will there be a red wave or is there hope for the Democrats to save themselves, Susan Tehrani reports from New York.

US Midterms 2022: Democrats and Republicans vying for control of Senate

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