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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping held a bilateral meeting on the sidelines of the 16th BRICS Summit in Russia's Kazan on Wednesday (Oct 23).&nbsp;

In other news, three people were killed and 14 were injured in a terror attack on the headquarters of Turkish Aerospace Industries (TUSAS) near Ankara on Wednesday, Turkey's interior minister said.&nbsp;

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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping held a bilateral meeting in&nbsp;Russia's Kazan on Wednesday (Oct 23).&nbsp;During the meeting, Xi Jinping reportedly urged that China and India should strengthen their cooperation, according to&nbsp;Chinese state media.&nbsp;

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A huge explosion took place&nbsp;at the&nbsp;headquarters of Turkish Aerospace Industries (TUSAS) near Ankara on Wednesday (Oct 23), killing three and injuring 14 others, Turkey's interior minister said.&nbsp;

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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday (Oct 23) said he supported “dialogue and diplomacy, not war” at the BRICS Summit currently underway in Russia’s Kazan.

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Hashem Safieddine, the top Hezbollah official widely expected to succeed slain Secretary General Hassan Nasrallah, was killed in an Israeli attack, the group said Wednesday (Oct 23).

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A Sikh teenage girl was found dead inside a walk-in oven of a Walmart store's bakery department in Canada's Halifax city, the regional police said.&nbsp;

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US Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin on Wednesday (Oct 23) confirmed that the United States has evidence that the North Korean troops are in Russia and help Moscow's forces amid its ongoing war with Ukraine.&nbsp;

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Records tumbled left, right and centre on Wednesday (Oct 23) in the Africa T20 World Cup qualifier as Zimbabwe beat Gambia by massive 290 runs. The match played at Ruaraka Sports Club Ground in Nairobi saw Zimbabwe’s Sikandar Raza smash a 32-ball hundred as they posted a massive 344/4 in 20 overs. As a result of the massive score, Zimbabwe set several records for a Test-playing nation in the shortest format.

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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping held a bilateral meeting on the sidelines of the 16th BRICS Summit in Russia's Kazan on Wednesday (Oct 23).

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping held a bilateral meeting on the sidelines of the 16th BRICS Summit in Russia's Kazan on Wednesday (Oct 23). In other news, three people were killed and 14 were injured in a terror attack on the headquarters of Turkish Aerospace Industries (TUSAS) near Ankara on Wednesday, Turkey's interior minister said. Click on the headlines to read more Modi-Xi meet: India PM stresses on ‘border peace, mutual trust and respect’ for amicable ties Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping held a bilateral meeting in Russia's Kazan on Wednesday (Oct 23). During the meeting, Xi Jinping reportedly urged that China and India should strengthen their cooperation, according to Chinese state media. Terror attack at Turkish Aerospace Industries in Ankara; 3 killed, 14 injured A huge explosion took place at the headquarters of Turkish Aerospace Industries (TUSAS) near Ankara on Wednesday (Oct 23), killing three and injuring 14 others, Turkey's interior minister said. ‘We support diplomacy, not war,’ PM Modi tells world leaders at BRICS Summit Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday (Oct 23) said he supported “dialogue and diplomacy, not war” at the BRICS Summit currently underway in Russia’s Kazan. Potential successor of Hezbollah, Safieddine killed in Israeli attacks, group confirms Hashem Safieddine, the top Hezbollah official widely expected to succeed slain Secretary General Hassan Nasrallah, was killed in an Israeli attack, the group said Wednesday (Oct 23). French mass rape trial: Gisele Pelicot makes explosive testimony, says shame is on accused Gisele Pelicot, who was drugged by her former husband who then invited several men to rape her, took the stance at a French court in the mass rape trial, saying the shame of rape should be on the perpetrators, not the victims. Sikh teenage girl found dead inside walk-in oven at Walmart store in Canada A Sikh teenage girl was found dead inside a walk-in oven of a Walmart store's bakery department in Canada's Halifax city, the regional police said. 'There is evidence,' US claims North Korean troops deployed in Russia to fight against Ukraine US Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin on Wednesday (Oct 23) confirmed that the United States has evidence that the North Korean troops are in Russia and help Moscow's forces amid its ongoing war with Ukraine. 'X abetting crime': Indian govt blasts social media platforms over hoax flight bomb threats In the wake of more than a hundred hoax flight bomb threats, Indian government officials held a virtual meeting with the representatives of social media platforms such as X and Meta and airlines to discuss the issue. Zimbabwe cricket team runs riot in Gambia capitulation as records tumble left, right and centre Records tumbled left, right and centre on Wednesday (Oct 23) in the Africa T20 World Cup qualifier as Zimbabwe beat Gambia by massive 290 runs. The match played at Ruaraka Sports Club Ground in Nairobi saw Zimbabwe’s Sikandar Raza smash a 32-ball hundred as they posted a massive 344/4 in 20 overs. As a result of the massive score, Zimbabwe set several records for a Test-playing nation in the shortest format. Nicki Minaj, Lil' Kim, Mary J Blige named in new lawsuit against Sean 'Diddy' Combs A new lawsuit filed against music mogul Sean 'Diddy' Combs mentions several high-profile celebrities including Nicki Minaj, Lil' Kim and Mary J Blige. The lawsuit has been filed by a Texas-based attorney who is representing many accusers of the music mogul.

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Hashem Safieddine, the top Hezbollah official widely expected to succeed slain Secretary General Hassan Nasrallah, was killed in an Israeli attack, the group said Wednesday (Oct 23).

Hezbollah confirmed that Safieddine was killed in an Israeli airstrike.

Safieddine had been running Hezbollah alongside its deputy secretary general Naim Qassem since Nasrallah's assassination and was expected to be formally elected as its next secretary-general, although no official announcement had yet been made.

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A relative of Nasrallah, Safieddine had sat on the group's Jihad Council - the body responsible for its military operations. He was also head of its executive council, overseeing Hezbollah's financial and administrative affairs.

Safieddine assumed a prominent role in speaking for Hezbollah during the year of hostilities with Israel that ultimately led to his death, addressing funerals and other events that Nasrallah had long been unable to attend for security reasons.

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His killing further erodes the group's top leadership as Israeli strikes pummel Lebanon's south, eastern Bekaa Valley and southern suburbs of Beirut - all Hezbollah strongholds - and the group's fighters seek to push back Israeli ground incursions.

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Hashem Safieddine, the top Hezbollah official widely expected to succeed slain Secretary General Hassan Nasrallah, was killed in an Israeli attack, the group said Wednesday (Oct 23).

Hashem Safieddine, the top Hezbollah official widely expected to succeed slain Secretary General Hassan Nasrallah, was killed in an Israeli attack, the group said Wednesday (Oct 23). Hezbollah confirmed that Safieddine was killed in an Israeli airstrike. Safieddine had been running Hezbollah alongside its deputy secretary general Naim Qassem since Nasrallah's assassination and was expected to be formally elected as its next secretary-general, although no official announcement had yet been made. Also read: Did Sinwar order Hamas to kill all hostages in case of his death? Israel's top hostage negotiator said this... A relative of Nasrallah, Safieddine had sat on the group's Jihad Council - the body responsible for its military operations. He was also head of its executive council, overseeing Hezbollah's financial and administrative affairs. Safieddine assumed a prominent role in speaking for Hezbollah during the year of hostilities with Israel that ultimately led to his death, addressing funerals and other events that Nasrallah had long been unable to attend for security reasons. Watch | Israel-Hezbollah War: Death of Hashem Safieddine, Nasrallah's Heir Apparent Confirmed: IDF × His killing further erodes the group's top leadership as Israeli strikes pummel Lebanon's south, eastern Bekaa Valley and southern suburbs of Beirut - all Hezbollah strongholds - and the group's fighters seek to push back Israeli ground incursions. Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits to adhere to WION's style guide. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.

Potential successor of Hezbollah, Safieddine killed in Israeli attacks, group confirms

A TV reporter was injured while covering a campaign event for United States Senate candidate Lucas Kunce on Tuesday (Oct 22). The incident took place at a shooting range at a private residence in Holt, Missouri, located about 40 miles northeast of Kansas City.

Democrat Lucas Kunce was alongside former Representative Adam Kinzinger, a Republican from the US state of Illinois, during the event. This unexpected event unfolded when KSHB 41 reporter Ryan Gamboa was covering Kunce’s activities ahead of the upcoming election.

The&nbsp;incident comes just two weeks before Election Day (November 5) in the US, where Kunce is set to face off against incumbent Republican Senator Josh Hawley. Throughout his campaign, Kunce has consistently emphasised his military background and has often featured gun usage in his advertisements.

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<h2>Details of the injury</h2>

Gamboa, who was covering the event, suffered an injury to his arm. However, it remains unclear if the injury was caused by a bullet ricochet or another type of metal fragment.

At the time of the incident, Kunce was shooting an AR-15 and was the only person firing.

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<h2>Immediate response to injury</h2>

Following the injury, Gamboa began to bleed. Kunce, a former Marine with 13 years of service, quickly responded by using his belt to help control the bleeding. He applied gauze to the wound, which was later secured with medical tape.&nbsp;

Subsequently, Gamboa was taken to a nearby hospital for a precautionary examination and reported that his injuries were minor, according to KSHB 41.

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A TV reporter was injured while covering a campaign event for United States Senate candidate Lucas Kunce on Tuesday (Oct 22). The incident took place at a shooting range at a private residence in Holt, Missouri, located about 40 miles northeast of Kansas City.

A TV reporter was injured while covering a campaign event for United States Senate candidate Lucas Kunce on Tuesday (Oct 22). The incident took place at a shooting range at a private residence in Holt, Missouri, located about 40 miles northeast of Kansas City. Democrat Lucas Kunce was alongside former Representative Adam Kinzinger, a Republican from the US state of Illinois, during the event. This unexpected event unfolded when KSHB 41 reporter Ryan Gamboa was covering Kunce’s activities ahead of the upcoming election. The incident comes just two weeks before Election Day (November 5) in the US, where Kunce is set to face off against incumbent Republican Senator Josh Hawley. Throughout his campaign, Kunce has consistently emphasised his military background and has often featured gun usage in his advertisements. Also read | #HandsOffMyPorn: Porn stars launch $200,000 campaign asking people to NOT vote for Trump. Here's why Details of the injury Gamboa, who was covering the event, suffered an injury to his arm. However, it remains unclear if the injury was caused by a bullet ricochet or another type of metal fragment. At the time of the incident, Kunce was shooting an AR-15 and was the only person firing. Also read | French mass rape trial: Gisele Pelicot makes explosive testimony, says shame is on accused Immediate response to injury Following the injury, Gamboa began to bleed. Kunce, a former Marine with 13 years of service, quickly responded by using his belt to help control the bleeding. He applied gauze to the wound, which was later secured with medical tape. Subsequently, Gamboa was taken to a nearby hospital for a precautionary examination and reported that his injuries were minor, according to KSHB 41. (With inputs from agencies)

TV reporter injured by bullet fragment while covering US Senate campaign event

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China is cracking down on ‘uncivilised language’, puns, and homophones online, prompting concerns that it could erode whatever room is available to the citizens for discussing sensitive topics without attracting any penalty. The Cyberspace Administration of China and the ministry of education announced earlier this month that they were launching the “clear and bright” campaign in order to target “irregular and uncivilised” language.

It could mean that puns, memes, satires, jokes and wordplay may no longer be allowed on Chinese internet, something that Chinese netizens employ to discuss taboo topics such as Tiananmen massacre or criticism of President Xi Jinping.

Earlier, an editorial by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) said the jargons and memes were causing too much confusion online. “For some time, various internet jargons and memes have appeared frequently, leaving people more and more confused,” read the editorial. “They also form a hidden erosion on the daily communication and ideological values ​​of minors, which can easily lead to adverse consequences,” it added, while making a case for the forthcoming restrictions.

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Chinese internet is heavily regulated and monitored, where discussions targeting any individual, especially the CCP leaders, are censored and muted. Users over the years have developed ways to circumvent these restrictions, putting their creativity to use and relying more and more on homophones, puns and satire.

For example, people would use the word “paratrooper” (sǎn bīng) instead of “idiot” (shǎ bī) and more words that sound very similar in Mandarin but were written with different Chinese characters.

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It’s usual for Chinese authorities to mute discussions about Xi Jinping, even when his name is not even mentioned. Previously, Chinese authorities banned references to Winnie-the-Pooh because of suggestions that Xi resembles the character. Similarly, authorities also cracked down on phrase “your country”, which implied the protesters were not associating themselves with the CCP’s country.

(With inputs from agencies)

China is cracking down on ‘uncivilised language’, puns, and homophones online, prompting concerns that it could erode whatever room is available to the citizens for discussing sensitive topics without attracting any penalty.

China is cracking down on ‘uncivilised language’, puns, and homophones online, prompting concerns that it could erode whatever room is available to the citizens for discussing sensitive topics without attracting any penalty. The Cyberspace Administration of China and the ministry of education announced earlier this month that they were launching the “clear and bright” campaign in order to target “irregular and uncivilised” language. It could mean that puns, memes, satires, jokes and wordplay may no longer be allowed on Chinese internet, something that Chinese netizens employ to discuss taboo topics such as Tiananmen massacre or criticism of President Xi Jinping. Earlier, an editorial by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) said the jargons and memes were causing too much confusion online. “For some time, various internet jargons and memes have appeared frequently, leaving people more and more confused,” read the editorial. “They also form a hidden erosion on the daily communication and ideological values of minors, which can easily lead to adverse consequences,” it added, while making a case for the forthcoming restrictions. Also read: Xi Jinping orders Chinese troops to boost war preparedness Chinese internet is heavily regulated and monitored, where discussions targeting any individual, especially the CCP leaders, are censored and muted. Users over the years have developed ways to circumvent these restrictions, putting their creativity to use and relying more and more on homophones, puns and satire. For example, people would use the word “paratrooper” (sǎn bīng) instead of “idiot” (shǎ bī) and more words that sound very similar in Mandarin but were written with different Chinese characters. Also read: China publishes first set of guidelines to battle obesity crisis It’s usual for Chinese authorities to mute discussions about Xi Jinping, even when his name is not even mentioned. Previously, Chinese authorities banned references to Winnie-the-Pooh because of suggestions that Xi resembles the character. Similarly, authorities also cracked down on phrase “your country”, which implied the protesters were not associating themselves with the CCP’s country. (With inputs from agencies)

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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping held a bilateral meeting in&nbsp;Russia's Kazan on Wednesday (Oct 23).

During the meeting, Xi Jinping reportedly urged that China and India should strengthen their cooperation, according to&nbsp;Chinese state media.

"The two sides should strengthen communication and cooperation, properly handle divergences and differences, and realize each other's development dreams," state broadcaster CCTV reported Xi as saying.

He&nbsp;also urged both countries to "correctly grasp the historical trends" in their relationship.

Meanwhile, PM Modi said he welcomed the recent border truce between the two nations.

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"We welcome border agreement, mutual trust, respect and sensitivity should be the foundation of our ties." PM Modi said.

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"We are having a formal meeting after 5 years. We believe that the India-China relationship is very important not only for our people but also for global peace, stability and progress. We welcome the consensus reached on the issues that have arisen in the last 4 years on the border. Maintaining peace and stability on the border should remain our priority," said the Indian PM.

The Indian foreign ministry said discussions between PM Modi and Xi Jinping centred around improving India-China relations, particularly focusing on the situation along their shared border.

"The two leaders affirmed that stable, predictable, and amicable bilateral relations between India and China, as two neighbours and the two largest nations on earth, will have a positive impact on regional and global peace and prosperity," India's Ministry for External Affairs said.

Both leaders met earlier during a formal dinner on Tuesday hosted by Russian President&nbsp;Vladimir Putin for BRICS leaders.

Two leaders met after a gap of five years.&nbsp;The last meeting between Modi and Xi happened&nbsp;in October 2019, in the backdrop of the 7th century Panch Ratha monument in India's Mamallapuram.

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The meeting came days after both nations announced they had reached an agreement to resume patrolling along the Line of Actual Control (LAC).

Indian&nbsp;Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri on Tuesday said the border deal between India and China "will entail is that in the pending areas under discussion, patrolling and grazing activities, wherever applicable, will revert to the situation as it existed in 2020."

The Chinese government also confirmed the border truce on Tuesday, saying that a resolution was reached on "relevant matters"

(With inputs from agencies)

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping held a bilateral meeting in Russia's Kazan on Wednesday (Oct 23). During the meeting, Xi Jinping reportedly urged that China and India should strengthen their cooperation, according to Chinese state media.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping held a bilateral meeting in Russia's Kazan on Wednesday (Oct 23). During the meeting, Xi Jinping reportedly urged that China and India should strengthen their cooperation, according to Chinese state media. "The two sides should strengthen communication and cooperation, properly handle divergences and differences, and realize each other's development dreams," state broadcaster CCTV reported Xi as saying. He also urged both countries to "correctly grasp the historical trends" in their relationship. Meanwhile, PM Modi said he welcomed the recent border truce between the two nations. Met President Xi Jinping on the sidelines of the Kazan BRICS Summit. India-China relations are important for the people of our countries, and for regional and global peace and stability. Mutual trust, mutual respect and mutual sensitivity will guide bilateral relations. pic.twitter.com/tXfudhAU4b — Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) October 23, 2024 × "We welcome border agreement, mutual trust, respect and sensitivity should be the foundation of our ties." PM Modi said. Also read: ‘We support diplomacy, not war,’ PM Modi tells world leaders at BRICS Summit "We are having a formal meeting after 5 years. We believe that the India-China relationship is very important not only for our people but also for global peace, stability and progress. We welcome the consensus reached on the issues that have arisen in the last 4 years on the border. Maintaining peace and stability on the border should remain our priority," said the Indian PM. The Indian foreign ministry said discussions between PM Modi and Xi Jinping centred around improving India-China relations, particularly focusing on the situation along their shared border. "The two leaders affirmed that stable, predictable, and amicable bilateral relations between India and China, as two neighbours and the two largest nations on earth, will have a positive impact on regional and global peace and prosperity," India's Ministry for External Affairs said. Both leaders met earlier during a formal dinner on Tuesday hosted by Russian President Vladimir Putin for BRICS leaders. Two leaders met after a gap of five years. The last meeting between Modi and Xi happened in October 2019, in the backdrop of the 7th century Panch Ratha monument in India's Mamallapuram. Also read: Indian PM Modi invites Russian President Putin to visit India for India-Russia Annual Summit next year The meeting came days after both nations announced they had reached an agreement to resume patrolling along the Line of Actual Control (LAC). Indian Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri on Tuesday said the border deal between India and China "will entail is that in the pending areas under discussion, patrolling and grazing activities, wherever applicable, will revert to the situation as it existed in 2020." The Chinese government also confirmed the border truce on Tuesday, saying that a resolution was reached on "relevant matters" (With inputs from agencies)

Modi-Xi meet: India PM stresses on ‘border peace, mutual trust and respect’ for amicable ties

One person has died and dozens have fallen sick following a severe E. coli outbreak linked to McDonald's Quarter Pounder hamburgers, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said Tuesday.

The outbreak, which began in late September, spans 10 western states, with most of the 49 cases concentrated in Colorado and Nebraska, the health agency said.

Shares in the fast-food chain dropped more than six percent in after-hours trading following the announcement.

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Ten people have been hospitalised, including one child with hemolytic uremic syndrome -- a serious condition that damages blood vessels in the kidneys.

"One older person in Colorado has died," a CDC statement said.

All affected people carried the same strain of E. coli and reported eating at McDonald's before developing their symptoms, with most specifically recalling having had Quarter Pounders.

While investigators have not yet pinpointed the exact ingredient causing the outbreak, they are focusing on slivered onions and beef patties -- both of which have been removed from restaurants in the affected states pending further investigation.

"Food safety is so important to me and everyone at McDonald's," said Joe Erlinger, president of McDonald's USA, in a video message. "We've taken steps to proactively remove slivered onions, which are used in Quarter Pounders, in select states.&nbsp;

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"We've also made the decision to temporarily remove the Quarter Pounder from restaurants in select states."

He added the majority of states are not affected. In affected states, other menu items, including other beef products, remain available.

The agency advised those who consumed a Quarter Pounder and developed symptoms of E. coli poisoning -- such as diarrhoea, a fever over 102 degrees Fahrenheit (38.89 °C), and vomiting — to seek medical attention.&nbsp;

Symptoms typically begin three to four days after exposure, and most individuals recover within five to seven days without treatment. However, some cases can become severe and require hospitalization.

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One person has died and dozens have fallen sick following a severe E. coli outbreak linked to McDonald's Quarter Pounder hamburgers, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said Tuesday.

One person has died and dozens have fallen sick following a severe E. coli outbreak linked to McDonald's Quarter Pounder hamburgers, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said Tuesday. The outbreak, which began in late September, spans 10 western states, with most of the 49 cases concentrated in Colorado and Nebraska, the health agency said. Shares in the fast-food chain dropped more than six percent in after-hours trading following the announcement. Also read | Trump violates food safety regulations at McDonald's, week after restaurant failed health inspection Ten people have been hospitalised, including one child with hemolytic uremic syndrome -- a serious condition that damages blood vessels in the kidneys. "One older person in Colorado has died," a CDC statement said. All affected people carried the same strain of E. coli and reported eating at McDonald's before developing their symptoms, with most specifically recalling having had Quarter Pounders. While investigators have not yet pinpointed the exact ingredient causing the outbreak, they are focusing on slivered onions and beef patties -- both of which have been removed from restaurants in the affected states pending further investigation. "Food safety is so important to me and everyone at McDonald's," said Joe Erlinger, president of McDonald's USA, in a video message. "We've taken steps to proactively remove slivered onions, which are used in Quarter Pounders, in select states. Also read | Donald Trump serves Indian couple at McDonald’s, internet is 'buzzing' over their interaction: Watch "We've also made the decision to temporarily remove the Quarter Pounder from restaurants in select states." He added the majority of states are not affected. In affected states, other menu items, including other beef products, remain available. The agency advised those who consumed a Quarter Pounder and developed symptoms of E. coli poisoning -- such as diarrhoea, a fever over 102 degrees Fahrenheit (38.89 °C), and vomiting — to seek medical attention. Symptoms typically begin three to four days after exposure, and most individuals recover within five to seven days without treatment. However, some cases can become severe and require hospitalization. Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits to adhere to WION's style guide. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.

McDonald's quarter pounders tied to E. coli outbreak in US: 49 infected, one death reported

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi met with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Kazan on Tuesday as part of the 16th BRICS Summit.

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The Russian Foreign Ministry was targeted by a severe cyber attack on Wednesday (Oct 23), coinciding with the major BRICS Summit taking place in the country, spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said.

Earlier, Zakharova said that the ministry had been targeted by a large-scale distributed denial-of-service attack (DDoS).

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"A massive cyberattack from abroad began this morning on the infrastructure of the official website, the Russian Foreign Ministry's portal," Zakharova said.

She noted that the ministry regularly encounters similar attacks, but today's attack was "unprecedented in scale".

The BRICS summit, aimed at demonstrating Moscow's global standing despite Western sanctions, takes place in Russia's Kazan on October&nbsp;22-24.

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The Russian Foreign Ministry was targeted by a severe cyber attack on Wednesday (Oct 23), coinciding with the major BRICS Summit taking place in the country, spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said.

The Russian Foreign Ministry was targeted by a severe cyber attack on Wednesday (Oct 23), coinciding with the major BRICS Summit taking place in the country, spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said. Earlier, Zakharova said that the ministry had been targeted by a large-scale distributed denial-of-service attack (DDoS). Also Read | Modi-Xi meet: India PM welcomes LAC deal, says 'mutual trust' should be foundation of ties "A massive cyberattack from abroad began this morning on the infrastructure of the official website, the Russian Foreign Ministry's portal," Zakharova said. She noted that the ministry regularly encounters similar attacks, but today's attack was "unprecedented in scale". The BRICS summit, aimed at demonstrating Moscow's global standing despite Western sanctions, takes place in Russia's Kazan on October 22-24. Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits to adhere to WION's style guide. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.

Russia's foreign ministry hit by ‘unprecedented’ cyber attack amid BRICS Summit

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Weeks before the US Presidential elections, Democratic circles feared that the race could be slipping further away from Vice President Kamala Harris. &nbsp;

Notably, margins between the two candidates are close in the seven battleground states, which are likely to decide the contest.&nbsp;

However, the Democrats still think Harris can defeat Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump.&nbsp;

Meanwhile, at the same time, they are privately having discussions, expressing fear that the battleground polling appeared to be moving in Trump’s direction over the last two weeks, The Hill reported.&nbsp;

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There have been cracks in the "blue wall" of Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, with Senate incumbents in both Pennsylvania and Wisconsin now in toss-up races, according to the Cook Political Report.&nbsp;

Generally, the three northern states move in the same direction in the presidential race, but Harris has been losing ground to Trump, particularly in Wisconsin.&nbsp;

“Everyone keeps saying, ‘It’s close.’ Yes, it’s close, but are things trending our way? No. And no one wants to openly admit that,” said one Democratic strategist. “Could we still win? Maybe. Should anyone be even slightly optimistic right now? No.”&nbsp;

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Another strategist said, “If this is a vibe election, the current vibes ain’t great.”&nbsp;

Democratic strategist Jim Manley, a former senior aide for the late Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (Nev.), said that he feels optimistic about Harris's chances.&nbsp;

“It’s pretty damn frustrating for it to be so close given how extreme and unhinged Trump’s rhetoric has become in the last couple of weeks,” Manley said.&nbsp;

About Harris's campaign, he said, "I just hope and trust they’ve got a plan."&nbsp;

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Weeks before the US Presidential elections, Democratic circles feared that the race could be slipping further away from Vice President Kamala Harris. Notably, margins between the two candidates are close in the seven battleground states, which are likely to decide the contest.

Weeks before the US Presidential elections, Democratic circles feared that the race could be slipping further away from Vice President Kamala Harris. Notably, margins between the two candidates are close in the seven battleground states, which are likely to decide the contest. However, the Democrats still think Harris can defeat Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump. Meanwhile, at the same time, they are privately having discussions, expressing fear that the battleground polling appeared to be moving in Trump’s direction over the last two weeks, The Hill reported. Also read: Bill Gates backs Kamala Harris by secretly donating $50 million for her presidential run: Report There have been cracks in the "blue wall" of Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, with Senate incumbents in both Pennsylvania and Wisconsin now in toss-up races, according to the Cook Political Report. Generally, the three northern states move in the same direction in the presidential race, but Harris has been losing ground to Trump, particularly in Wisconsin. “Everyone keeps saying, ‘It’s close.’ Yes, it’s close, but are things trending our way? No. And no one wants to openly admit that,” said one Democratic strategist. “Could we still win? Maybe. Should anyone be even slightly optimistic right now? No.” Watch | US Elections 2024: Trump Holds Lead Over Harris on Economic Issues: Poll × Another strategist said, “If this is a vibe election, the current vibes ain’t great.” Democratic strategist Jim Manley, a former senior aide for the late Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (Nev.), said that he feels optimistic about Harris's chances. “It’s pretty damn frustrating for it to be so close given how extreme and unhinged Trump’s rhetoric has become in the last couple of weeks,” Manley said. About Harris's campaign, he said, "I just hope and trust they’ve got a plan." (With inputs from agencies)

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