Top 10 world news: Trudeau attempts climbdown amid India row, earthquake in Nepal, and more

Canadian President Justin Trudeau said on Tuesday (Oct 3) that his country was "not looking to escalate the situation with India.” The development took place after reports of India preparing to significantly reduce number of Canadian diplomats who are presently in India. In other news, Nepal was hit with four earthquakes in just an hour. The tremors were felt in India as well. Read this and more in WION's Top 10 world news.

Not looking to escalate, says Trudeau after India orders removal of envoys

Earlier, as widely reported by media, India threatened to strip Canadian diplomats of their immunity if they stayed in India after October 10.

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Four earthquakes in an hour rock Nepal, tremors felt in India too

The quakes reportedly blocked a major highway in Nepal, an important route in the southern plains. At least 12 people got injured injured, but no reports of casualties have come to the fore till now.

China rejects Pakistan’s request to make fresh investments in CPEC

Pakistan wanted China to add more projects, related to energy, climate change, electricity transmission and tourism, under the CPEC. However, Beijing showed no enthusiasm.

Nobel Prize in Physics awarded to Agostini, Krausz and L’Huillier

These scientists have been recognised for their experiments, which have given humanity new tools for exploring the world of electrons inside atoms and molecules. Their work could advance medical diagnostics and electronics

Explained: NewsClick’s alleged links to China; who received the money and when

As per allegations, NewsClick received millions in funding from American billionaire Neville Roy Singham, a close associate of the Chinese government.

Bangkok mall shooting: At least one dead, 14-year-old attacker arrested

Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin confirmed that the attacker had been apprehended and the situation brought under control

US: Disgraced FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried goes on trial Tuesday

Allegations against Bankman include wire fraud, securities fraud, money laundering and using customers’ money for personal purchases.

Poland, Ukraine and Lithuania reach historic deal on grain exports

The grain inspections that were earlier carried out at the Ukraine-Poland border would now be done at a Lithuanian port on the Baltic Sea.

Chinese censors rush to block 'Tiananmen' image of hugging athletes at Asian Games

The Tiananmen Square massacre took place on June 4 1989 and is often referred to as "6/4".Any allusion to the incident on the fateful day in 1989 is censored by Chinese authorities

Scientist’s prediction of earthquake on Oct 3 turns out be accurate, but...

Frank Hoogerbeets, a researcher of the Solar System Geometry Survey (SSGEOS)—an organisation based in The Netherlands—on September 29 claimed that on October 3, a major earthquake would occur. And this exactly what happened