Cyclone Murasu weakened into a low over Telangana after crossing near Ongole, leaving two dead, heavy rain and an early Andhra damage estimate of about ₹344 crore.
US prosecutors in Manhattan have unsealed charges against five alleged Russian agents over assassination and sabotage plots targeting Ukraine supporters.
Trump says the US is studying cuts to troops in Germany as a rift with European allies over the Iran war deepens, raising questions for NATO’s eastern flank.
The Supreme Court heard arguments on November 5 over whether emergency powers let the president impose sweeping tariffs, with justices sounding sceptical.
Qantas cancelled flight QF1737 after flames appeared under the wing of its Perth-bound jet at Karratha Airport, with passengers safely disembarked.
North Korea fired several missiles from Sondok on November 4, hours after Kim Yo Jong rejected US dialogue and denied the FBI’s Binance hack claim.
Canada’s new asylum system gives eligible claimants 60 days to complete their applications, with a one-time 30-day extension, from November 3.
Indonesia’s president has sacked his chief of staff after police named the former police chief a suspect in alleged illegal wiretapping of the president and others.
Spain’s transport minister Óscar Puente has resigned six days after the Urda train disaster killed 69, citing two fatal rail crashes in less than a year.
The UN has elected five judges to the International Court of Justice for nine-year terms from February 2027, as the world court faces a record caseload.
Keisha Lance Bottoms wins Georgia’s governor race, becoming the first Black woman elected governor of a US state and ending 24 years of Republican control.
Google will switch off Search, Gemini and classroom AI for K-12 student accounts until schools opt in — and schools that reject AI lose Search too.
