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The Government of South Africa orders Taiwan to relocate its representative office from the South African

capital of Pretoria, allegedly due to pressure from China.

At least 180 people are killed and dozens of others are injured when a gasoline tanker overturns and explodes

The Supreme Court of Brazil determines the government must seek the extradition of Brazilian nationals

accused of participating in the 2023 attack on government buildings in Brasília who are currently residing in Argentina.

Bodies of five Russian climbers that disappeared on October 6 while summiting Mount Dhaulagiri in Nepal are

An explosion at a house in Newcastle upon Tyne, England, kills at least two people and injures six others.

An investigation to determine the cause of the explosion by the Health and Safety Executive is underway.

U.S. President Joe Biden announces a new $425 million military aid package for Ukraine, containing long-range

Three workers are killed and four others are injured when a bridge collapses into the Strong River ahead of

it's demolition in Mississippi, United States.

It is reported that at least 10 flights operated by Indian airlines have received bomb threat hoaxes over the

past 48 hours, causing the flights to be delayed or diverted.

Attorney General of Spain Álvaro García Ortiz is charged by the Supreme Court for revealing secrets about a

tax fraud case involving the boyfriend of the president of the Community of Madrid Isabel Díaz Ayuso. However, García Ortiz announces that he will not resign.

The European Union sanctions fourteen Iranian individuals and firms, including Iran Air and several

high-ranking members of the Quds Force, for allegedly transferring missiles and drones to Moscow in order to help Russia in its invasion of Ukraine.

North Korea announces that it has destroyed portions of an unused road that linked North Korea with South

Following a phone call with Emirati president Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed, Philippine president Bongbong Marcos

confirms that 143 Filipinos in the United Arab Emirates have been pardoned by the Emirati government.

The World Food Programme says that millions of people in southern African countries are facing a food crisis,

with more than 21 million children currently malnourished.

The Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network is designated as a terrorist group by the Canadian government and

is sanctioned by the U.S. government, due to the group's alleged ties to the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine.