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Kyiv officials reported that Russian drones injured nine people, set several apartments ablaze, and damaged a kindergarten in the capital’s 19th attack this month. Ukraine’s air force confirmed that Russia launched 62 drones overnight. Air defense units successfully intercepted and destroyed 33 of these drones over Kyiv and other regions, but 25 drones remain unaccounted for. “Nineteen air attacks on Kyiv in October!” exclaimed Serhiy Popko, head of Kyiv’s military administration, on the Telegram messaging app. He noted that Russian drones again flew over the capital overnight. Falling debris from a downed drone ignited a fire in a multi-storey apartment…

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Summary MOSCOW/SEOUL, Oct 29 (Reuters) – North Korea’s foreign minister arrived in Russia on Tuesday for talks as the Russia-Ukraine war appeared to take a dangerous new turn. NATO and South Korea expressed alarm over the possibility that North Korean troops could soon join Moscow’s side in the conflict. On Monday, NATO reported that thousands of North Korean troops were moving toward the front line. This development prompted Kyiv to call for increased weapons supplies and an international plan to counter the North Korean presence. U.S. officials stated that any North Korean troops participating in the war would be “fair…

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Iranian media, including the Fars news agency, reported that Israeli airstrikes targeted multiple military bases near Tehran. Despite the attacks, Iranian sources downplayed the situation, claiming that life in the capital remained normal and uninterrupted. On Saturday, the Israeli military confirmed its strikes on Iran’s military installations. Iranian state media relayed that residents heard several explosions in Tehran and at nearby military sites following the assault, as reported by Reuters. Israel’s latest offensive stems from an earlier ballistic missile attack launched by Iran on October 1, during which Iran fired nearly 200 missiles at Israeli territory. This marked the second…

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JAKARTA, Oct 25 (Reuters) – Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto’s newly-appointed cabinet kicked off a mountain retreat on Friday, aiming to strengthen bonds among the more than 100 members of his government. The ministers and their deputies wore military fatigues and black combat boots, participating in an unconventional team-building exercise. At a military academy in Central Java, the ministers saluted on the parade ground as Prabowo, a former special forces commander and Indonesia’s eighth president, addressed them. He had been sworn in just a few days earlier on Sunday. “We must synchronize our efforts and pursue shared objectives. The government operates…

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Significant Financial Support On October 24, federal disclosures revealed that Elon Musk contributed approximately $44 million to his pro-Donald Trump super PAC, America PAC, in the first half of October. This donation signifies Musk’s escalating commitment to supporting Trump in the upcoming November 5 election. Previous Contributions Musk’s recent donation follows a substantial investment of around $75 million made to America PAC from July to September. This earlier support laid the groundwork for his intensified efforts in the lead-up to the election. Targeted Voter Engagement America PAC aims to mobilize voters in key battleground states that could ultimately decide the…

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New Legislation Signed On Monday, Governor Josh Shapiro officially recognized Diwali as a state holiday in Pennsylvania by signing Senate Bill 402 into law. This significant legislation highlights the state’s commitment to embracing its cultural diversity. A Momentous Occasion Officials describe the bipartisan bill as a historic moment for the Commonwealth. It acknowledges the traditions of over one billion Buddhists, Hindus, Jains, and Sikhs around the globe, including hundreds of thousands of residents in Pennsylvania who celebrate Diwali. Understanding Diwali Known as the “festival of lights,” Diwali stands as one of the most cherished holidays in South Asian culture. This…

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This year’s hottest food and drink trend isn’t just spicy; it’s also sweet. “Swicy,” a blend of sweet and spicy, has taken over restaurant marketing. Although the term hasn’t appeared on menus, it has become a popular shorthand for the resurgence of dishes that combine sweet and spicy flavors. The Food Institute even dubbed this summer the “Summer of Swicy.” Nearly 10% of restaurant menus now feature “sweet and spicy” items, an increase of 1.8% over the past year, according to market research firm Datassential. Over the next four years, experts expect this trend’s menu penetration to rise by 9.6%.…

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KAZAN, Russia — Chinese President Xi Jinping met with Russian President Vladimir Putin to discuss the current state of international affairs, which they both characterized as chaotic. Xi highlighted that the strategic partnership between Beijing and Moscow serves as a stabilizing force during these turbulent times. Declaration of Alliance In May, Xi and Putin pledged to enter a “new era” of partnership, presenting themselves as major challengers to the United States. They criticized the U.S. as an aggressive Cold War hegemon that creates disorder around the globe. Acknowledging Global Change “Currently, the world is experiencing changes unseen in a hundred…

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Election officials nationwide are significantly enhancing security measures at polling places as voting unfolds in the presidential race. These efforts include increasing law enforcement presence, equipping staff with bulletproof vests, and utilizing drones for aerial surveillance, all in response to a growing climate of hostility. The task of managing elections in the U.S. has become increasingly perilous since the 2020 election cycle, marked by harassment, threats of violence, and disruptive protests targeting poll workers. This challenging environment has led many election officials to leave the field, while those who remain are taking bold steps to ensure the safety of both…

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Summary KAZAN, Russia, Oct 22 (Reuters) – As Russia hosts the BRICS summit, it aims to highlight the increasing influence of the non-Western bloc. However, partners from China, India, Brazil, and the Arab nations are urging President Vladimir Putin to seek a resolution to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. The BRICS coalition now represents 45% of the world’s population and accounts for 35% of the global economy, measured by purchasing power parity. Notably, China contributes over half of this economic strength, underscoring its significant role within the group. In light of his controversial standing in the West, where he is…

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