Asia Mongolia A 40-metre replica of Japan’s historic Illustrated Account of the Mongol Invasions was donated to Mongolia by a Japanese collector; The replica, depicting the Yuan dynasty’s invasions of Japan in 1274 and 1281, will be housed at the Kharakhorum Museum
Europe Ireland Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe will be nominated for a second term as Eurogroup chair but will represent Ireland at the group's meetings alongside Michael McGrath, the person who is expected to replace him as finance minister
Africa Nigeria All advertisements targeting locals will have to be produced within the country from 1 January 2023, the Advertising regulatory council of Nigeria has announced
Africa Equatorial Guinea Sixteen Indians, who have been in the custody of Equatorial Guinea's navy for three months, have appealed to the Indian government to help them return home
Africa Mauritania A mobile hospital is operating, the Ministry of Health announced, stating that the facility aims at providing quality health services to vulnerable groups, particularly in rural areas and remote peri-urban areas
America Canada Amid a national shortage, emergency supplies of pain and fever medication for kids are expected to arrive soon at hospitals, overwhelmed by respiratory illnesses; observers say more should be done to guard against future drug shortages
Africa Chad Chadian opponent Succes Masra, who recently left Chad, has approached the International Criminal Court regarding the repression of demonstrations on 20 October against the transitional authorities
Africa Senegal At African Union Conference 'Positive Masculinity in Leadership to Eliminate Violence Against Women and Girls', President Sall strongly advocated an end to violence against women and children, calling on various segments of society to take action
Asia Cyprus The Orthodox Patriarch of Alexandria Theodoros II arrived from Cairo, Egypt for the funeral of Archbishop Chrysostomos II; the religious leaders from all of Cyprus denominations and faiths also went to the archbishopric to sign a book of condolences
Asia Iran The country reportedly claimed to have developed a hypersonic 'super missile' capable of penetrating any country's defence systems, bringing the UN Nuclear Watch to raise concern
Africa Seychelles A new helpline and e-mail address, through which citizens can forward their questions and seek clarification on procedures for starting a business, has been recently launched by the Ministry of Investment, Entrepreneurship and Industry
Asia Bahrain The country has been in pre-election silence since yesterday ahead of the start of voting at parliamentary and municipal levels on 12 November; Bahrainis abroad were able to cast their votes in a two-day process that ended on 9 November
Africa Algeria Water management - a major challenge for the country with a high need for drinking water and successive drought periods - is relying more and more on desalination plants and dams
Europe Romania The Brasov Court of Appeal recently decided to suspend the ministerial order that had lifted the ban on grouse hunting in Romania