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World news — October 31, 2026 - Page 2

World publications published on October 31, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive. Page 2 of 4.

84 publications

  1. WorldBillLawMiddle EastNorth America

    G20: European Ministers Refuse Joint Photo with Lavrov

    European ministers at the G20 meeting in the US refused to participate in a joint photo with Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, leading to the cancellation of the traditional group photo. This decision was a symbol of the ongoing tensions between the West and Russia, particularly over the war in Ukraine. Some ministers, like Germany's Heiko Maas, argued that posing with Lavrov would send the wrong visual signals and that there could be no return to 'business as usual' with Russia.
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  3. WorldRegulatorsNorth AmericaAmerican Football

    Colts Open to Trading Jonathan Taylor; Giants Interested

    The Indianapolis Colts have opened talks to trade star running back Jonathan Taylor, with the New York Giants showing interest. The Colts are seeking a significant haul, potentially including a first-round pick, given Taylor's contract status and value. Other teams rumored to be involved include the Denver Broncos, Seattle Seahawks, Minnesota Vikings, and Green Bay Packers. Taylor is expected to play Sunday against the Jacksonville Jaguars regardless of trade talks.
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  5. WorldRegulatorsMiddle EastNorth America

    Gasoline Prices in Mexico Today

    The average price of gasoline in Mexico today, October 29 and 30, is as follows: Magna at 23.829-23.833 pesos per liter, Premium at 28.732 pesos per liter, and Diesel at 26.975-26.995 pesos per liter. The National Energy Commission (CNE) and the Federal Consumer Protection Agency (Profeco) regulate and publish these prices daily. The CNE, established in March 2025, also regulates prices, grants permits, and maintains records for the energy sector.
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  6. WorldEuropeMiddle East

    Dakar Rally 2027 Moved to Portugal and Morocco Due to Security Concerns

    The 2027 Dakar Rally, originally planned for Saudi Arabia, has been relocated to Portugal and Morocco due to security developments and the escalation of Houthi attacks in the region. The rally will kick off in Portugal on January 9, 2027, and conclude in Morocco on January 23, covering a total distance of 7,824 kilometers, with 4,341 kilometers of special stages. This marks the first time the rally returns to Africa since 2007.
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  8. WorldRegulatorsPeaceMiddle EastNorth America

    Patriot Missiles Delivery to Ukraine Delayed Until After 2030

    The delivery of 500 PAC-3 missiles for the Patriot air defense systems, approved by the US State Department, has been delayed until after 2030. This is due to the fact that these missiles are new and production has not yet begun. The news was reported by multiple journalists from various outlets, including Kiev Post, Radio Free Europe, and Radio Liberty.
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  12. WorldMiddle East

    Power Outages in Kyiv Due to Russian Strikes on Infrastructure

    Russian strikes on critical infrastructure in Kyiv have caused widespread power and water outages across the city. Residents have reported significant voltage fluctuations, and some districts have been left without electricity for extended periods. Water supply has been disrupted, but has since been restored in most areas. Emergency work is ongoing to repair damaged power and water systems.
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  15. WorldMiddle EastEarth

    Mumbai's BMC Deploys AI Cameras to Combat Garbage Dumping

    The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has installed an AI-powered camera at a garbage-vulnerable spot in Mahim to deter open garbage dumping. The camera detects suspicious movements and issues audio warnings via loudspeakers, urging people not to litter. The civic body plans to expand this initiative across Mumbai's 283 hotspots, with repeat offenders potentially facing penalties.
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  17. WorldPolicyMiddle EastNorth America

    Qatar Facilitates Iran-US Talks in Doha

    Qatari negotiators returned to Doha from Tehran after a day of talks on a potential deal with the US. Iranian negotiators joined them on the return flight, and negotiations will continue on Saturday. Progress has been made, with Qatar trying to convince Iran to allow IAEA inspectors to visit its nuclear facilities. A US delegation is expected to join the talks in Doha, potentially leading to direct talks between Iran and the US.
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  20. WorldPolicyLawMiddle East

    Oil Prices Surge Amid Middle East Tensions, Gold Falls on Rate Hike Expectations

    Oil prices have been rising steadily for the past four months, reaching a six-month high, driven by fears of escalating conflict between the United States and Iran and potential disruptions to supply routes. Brent crude futures and West Texas Intermediate (WTI) both saw significant gains. Meanwhile, gold prices have fallen to their lowest levels in over a year, influenced by increasing energy prices and expectations of US interest rate hikes.
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  23. WorldRegulatorsCivil RightsConstitutionMiddle East

    Two Women Fined in Dagestan for Not Standing During National Anthem

    In Caspian, Dagestan, two women were fined 2,500 rubles each for not standing during the performance of the Russian national anthem at a school event celebrating Knowledge Day on September 1st. Both women claimed they had valid reasons for not standing - one was holding a child, the other cited poor health - but the court did not accept these excuses and charged them under Article 17.10 of the Code of Administrative Offenses.
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