US, Iran Foreign Ministers Discuss Ending War
The foreign ministers of the United States and Iran have expressed that a diplomatic resolution to the ongoing conflict between their countries is still feasible.2 sourcesSee all sources
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Browse daily archivePakistan's Winter Gas Crisis Worsens as Qatar Extends LNG Force Majeure
Pakistan faces a severe winter gas shortage due to QatarEnergy's extended force majeure on LNG supplies until December 29. The government plans to secure 10 LNG cargoes for December and January, falling short of the estimated 20 required. This may lead to competition for gas between domestic consumers, industry, and the power sector, with households given priority.2 sourcesSee all sources
Montenegro Introduces Visas for Five Countries, Including Russia
Montenegro has implemented a new visa regime effective November 1, requiring citizens of Russia, Belarus, Turkey, China, and Saudi Arabia to obtain visas for entry. This change aligns with Montenegro's EU accession process and fulfills its obligations to harmonize its visa policy with the EU. Montenegro citizens will also need visas to enter Russia starting December 30, following Montenegro's introduction of a visa regime for Russian citizens on November 1.25 sourcesSee all sourcesIran Issues Orange Weather Warning for Multiple Provinces
The Meteorological Organization of Iran has issued orange warnings for several provinces due to heavy rainfall and potential flooding. Affected areas include North Qazvin, East Gilan, North Alborz, Ardabil, East Hormozgan, Kurdistan, Kermanshah, and North East and West Azerbaijan. Residents are advised to avoid traveling near rivers and unnecessary trips due to flood risk. Scattered rain and strong winds are also expected in other provinces.10 sourcesSee all sources
Sunday Weather: Cloudy with Rain and Snow Possible
Today is expected to be cloudy with a chance of rain and snow, particularly in northern areas. Temperatures will range from +7°C to +11°C. It's also the weekend, so it's a good time to rest.5 sourcesSee all sourcesMexico City Parade Attracts 1.6 Million Spectators
A parade in Mexico City honoring the dead drew an estimated 1.6 million spectators. The event featured over 4,000 participants in floats and tributes to iconic figures of the country.2 sourcesSee all sourcesFBI Blames North Korea for $6 Billion Binance Hack
The FBI has accused North Korea's hacker group, TraderTraitor, of carrying out a cyberattack on the Binance cryptocurrency exchange, resulting in the theft of over $6 billion worth of cryptocurrency. The attack occurred on October 29 and was executed in less than 20 minutes. The stolen funds were primarily converted to Ethereum and laundered through various exchange services and decentralized financial platforms.29 sourcesSee all sources
Orbán and Vučić Promise Political Comeback After Election Losses
Former Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and former Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić met in Belgrade, expressing their determination to return to politics despite recent election defeats. In a joint video statement, they emphasized that they hadn't lost their dignity, pride, or faith, and ended with the phrase 'We will return.'54 sourcesSee all sources
WNBA Finals Game 6: Atlanta Dream Forces Winner-Take-All Game 7
The Atlanta Dream routed the Golden State Valkyries 80-69 in Game 6 of the WNBA Finals, forcing a winner-take-all Game 7. The Dream's early start time and venue concerns were addressed in an open letter by the ownership group. Despite the challenges, the Dream's fans showed up in full force, creating an electric atmosphere at State Farm Arena.120 sourcesSee all sourcesMultiple Fires at Russian Oil Refineries
At least 11 fires have occurred at the Novokuybyshevsk Oil Refinery in Russia, with reports suggesting a coordinated strike. Meanwhile, a separate fire has broken out at the Kstovo Oil Refinery following an attack.3 sourcesSee all sources
Pakistan Retaliates Against Afghan Taliban Border Firing
Pakistan's Army has destroyed several Afghan Taliban border posts and military installations in retaliation for alleged cross-border firing in South Waziristan and Parachinar districts in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province. The action follows an incident on Tuesday where a mortar shell struck a residential area, killing a Pakistani civilian and injuring five others.4 sourcesSee all sourcesNew Chinese Ambassador to Malaysia Arrives, Vows to Strengthen Ties
China's new Ambassador to Malaysia, Yao Wen, arrived in Kuala Lumpur, emphasizing his mission to implement the consensus of the leaders of both countries and promote comprehensive exchanges and cooperation. He outlined four priorities: enhancing political mutual trust, deepening economic and trade cooperation, expanding cultural exchanges, and strengthening multilateral cooperation. Yao Wen also praised the relationship between China and Malaysia as a model of mutual support and win-win cooperation.7 sourcesSee all sources
Two Children Die in Gaza Tent Fire
Two Palestinian children have died after a fire broke out in a tent used as a shelter for displaced people in al-Mawasi, Khan Younis, in the southern Gaza Strip. The incident was confirmed by the Nasser Medical Complex.10 sourcesSee all sources
Japan Protests Support Palestine, Condemn Israeli Actions
Protests in support of Palestine and condemning Israeli actions are taking place across Japan. Activists and citizens have gathered in cities like Kyoto, waving Palestinian flags and chanting slogans against the 'genocide' in Gaza.5 sourcesSee all sources
Thousands of Young Germans Protest Over Rising Living Costs
Thousands of young Germans, predominantly from Generation Z, took to the streets across 30 cities, including Berlin, to protest against rising living costs and government spending cuts. The demonstrations, inspired by similar events across Europe, led to arrests and some incidents of looting in Frankfurt.5 sourcesSee all sources
Qatar Mediation in Iran-US Talks
Qatari mediators are actively engaging with Iranian officials to facilitate renewed peace talks with the U.S. after more than 12 hours of discussions in Tehran. Iran's foreign minister, Abbas Araghchi, confirmed the talks but stated that Tehran does not see the need for direct talks with the U.S. at this moment. Conditions for resuming talks include lifting U.S. sanctions, reducing American forces in the region, and recognizing a new shipping route through the Strait of Hormuz.14 sourcesSee all sources
Trump Open to Talks with Kim Jong-un
U.S. Secretary of State Mark Rubio has confirmed that President Donald Trump is open to dialogue with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un. While there are no scheduled meetings yet, Trump is willing to meet again if productive results can be achieved, as he did during his first term. The issue of delayed visa issuance for South Korean lawmakers is to be resolved through consultations between the two countries.5 sourcesSee all sources
FBI Blames North Korea for $6 Billion Binance Crypto Heist
The FBI has attributed the theft of over $6 billion in digital assets from cryptocurrency exchange Binance to North Korea. The hack, one of the largest in history, saw malicious actors convert the stolen assets into Ethereum for laundering. Binance has since recovered 90% of the stolen funds.21 sourcesSee all sourcesFirst New World Screwworm Case in Arizona
Arizona has reported its first case of New World Screwworm, a flesh-eating parasite, in a dog from Cochise County. This is the third U.S. state to confirm an animal case, following Texas and New Mexico. The U.S. Department of Agriculture has confirmed 71 animal cases since June.10 sourcesSee all sourcesIran Vows Immediate, Unrestricted Retaliation Against U.S., Israel
Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, along with top officials, have warned of immediate and unrestricted retaliation against the U.S. and Israel if they resume attacks. Khamenei stated that Iran would decide the end date of any future conflict. Iranian officials emphasized the absolute nature of Khamenei's order and the harsh response to any threats.6 sourcesSee all sources
Turkey Implements Mandatory Social Media Age Verification
Starting November 1st, Turkey will enforce mandatory age verification for new social media accounts to prevent access for children under 15. Existing accounts must be verified by March 31, 2027. The initiative aims to ensure the safety of children online.7 sourcesSee all sources
Delhi Traders Urge Congress to Postpone November 1 Rally
Delhi traders, represented by the Chamber of Trade and Industry (CTI), have written to Congress leader Rahul Gandhi urging him to postpone the party's proposed November 1 rally at Ramlila Maidan until after Diwali. They argue that the rally, expected to draw 10 lakh people, could disrupt business across 20 major wholesale and retail markets during the peak festive shopping season and cause losses of up to Rs 10,000 crore. CTI has sought a meeting with Gandhi to discuss their concerns and has warned that if the rally goes ahead as planned, it could lead to a significant loss of revenue for traders.48 sourcesSee all sources
Halloween Demonstrations Across France Draw Thousands
On October 31, 2026, thousands of people participated in Halloween demonstrations across France, with estimates ranging from 320,000 (Ministry of the Interior) to nearly 500,000 (organizers). The protests, an Act III of the social mobilization launched by high school students, were joined by students and yellow vests. Tensions rose in Paris, leading to clashes with police and 296 arrests.10 sourcesSee all sources
Tinubu Seeks Divine Intervention in Nigeria
President Bola Tinubu led a delegation to Makkah, Saudi Arabia, seeking divine intervention for Nigeria, praying for peace and national unity. Former Lagos Deputy Governor Sinatu Ojikutu urged Tinubu to submit to God, acknowledging His supremacy and recognizing his emergence as President was not by personal power.3 sourcesSee all sources
