Top 10 world news: N Korea says troop deployment in Russia won't breach laws; India-China LAC deal, and more

North Korea said Friday that sending troops to Russia won't amount to violation of international laws, even though it didn't confirm it had deployed the troops.North Korea's KCNA news agency quoted vice foreign minister as saying that such a move would “conform” with international laws. In other news, India, China are expected to carry out disengagement at two key friction points along the LAC by October 28-29.News agency ANI quoted the army sources as saying that the latest agreements will be applicable only to Depsang and Demchok and not to other places. Meanwhile, Indian market regulator SEBI has issued a Show Cause Noticeto the Adani Group, seeking clarification on alleged wrongful classification of certain promoter group entities as public shareholders.

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North Korea says deployment of troops in Russia won’t breach international law

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North Korea said Friday (Oct 25) that dispatching troops to Russia to aid its war efforts in Ukraine would not amount to a violation of international law.

India, China to complete disengagement at two friction points by Oct 28-29

Indian Army sources reportedly said Friday (Oct 25) that Indian and Chinese forces will completedisengagement at two key friction points by October28-29.

Kurdish rebel group PKK claims deadly attack on Turkish defence firm

The Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) on Friday (Oct 25) claimed responsibility for the attack on a state-run Turkish defence firm in Ankara on Wednesday.

'Guterres won’t be here': Fuming Zelensky rejects UN chief's visit over participation in BRICS

United Nations Secretary-GeneralAntonio Guterres is facing the ire of the Ukrainian president following his decision to attend the BRICS Summit in Russia’s Kazan.

Alexander McCartney: UK’s biggest abuser who targeted 3,500 kids online jailed for 20 years

Alexander McCartney, a 26-year-old man from Northern Ireland, was sentenced to 20 years in prison for abusing at least 70 children online.

Major setback for Adani Group, SEBI issues notice as chairperson Buch faces scrutiny

In what can be termed as validation of Hindenburg Research’s allegations against Indian conglomerate Adani Group, India’s market regulator SEBI (Securities and Exchange Board of India)has reportedly issued a show-cause notice (SCN) to the Gautam Adani-owned group.

Cyclone Dana: What's causing high frequency of massive storms across globe?

Tropical cyclone Dana made landfall on the intervening nights of Thursday (Oct 24) and Friday (Oct 25) between Bhitarkanika and Dhamra coasts in India's Odisha, and the process continued till 7:00 am (local time) on Friday.

Democrats anxious about Kamala Harris' path to victory in US elections'

Months ahead of the United Statespresidential election US President Joe Biden stepped down from being the Democratic nominee and Vice President Kamala Harris became the electoral saviour for the party, but the senior party strategists have reportedly expressed concernthat the Democrats were overconfident about her path to victory.

'Don't need a fan like you': The story of fallout between Virender Sehwag and Glenn Maxwell at Punjab Kings

In his new book, Maxwell explained the reason why he is not on good terms having fallen out with him during the Indian Premier League (IPL 2017) season. The duo was mentor and player that time before things went on a bad track.

French screen legend Gerard Depardieu faces trial for sexual assault

French actor Gerard Depardieu will stand trial on Monday for sexually assaulting two women, and faces separate charges of rape and numerous further criminal complaints.