Asia United Arab Emirates Emirates customers made over one million connections to Starlink Wi-Fi in seven months, using more than one petabyte of data through the satellite internet service accessible free onboard aircraft in the fleet
Europe Norway Princess Märtha Louise of Norway has left the royal family to devote herself to alternative medicine together with her fiancé Durek Verrett, a shaman by profession; the title of princess remains, but cannot be used for commercial purposes
Europe Croatia European Parliament lawmakers overwhelmingly approved Croatia's accession to the Schengen area, arguing that the move would help improve the protection of migrants' human rights at the EU's external borders
Asia Turkey The country risks being expelled from the Council of Europe, a major human rights body, after it failed to implement a 2019 court ruling to release businessman and philanthropist Osman Kavala
Asia Afghanistan Women have banned from visiting all parks in Kabul, further excluding them activities out of home; a spokesman for the Ministry of Vice and Virtue reportedly said that managers of parks in the capital have been told not to let women in
Africa Somalia At the Mogadishu beach every Friday since over a year a large number of local and foreign volunteers meet to clean from the rubbish that has become alarming, with mountains of residuals ending up in the ocean
America United States After Democrats averted worst-case-scenario congressional losses in Tuesday’s midterm elections, President Joe Biden announced that he could run for a second term and that he would make a definite decision early next year
Europe Ukraine Over 6.400 dead and almost 10.000 wounded, as reported by the Kiyv independent, are the ascertained numbers of Ukrainian casualties since the beginning of the war according to UN
Asia China China unveiled the Smart Dragon-3, the country's largest solid-propellant launch vehicle to provide commercial services to global customers, at the 14th China International Aviation and Aerospace Exhibition
Africa Sierra Leone 29 billion Lions (€1,6 million) have been disbursed for the renovation of 538 primary schools in the form of grants through the Sierra Leone Free Education Project by the Ministry of Basic and Higher Secondary Education
Africa Sudan A reconciliation agreement has been signed by the Al-Mahriah Al-Hajaiah tribe and the Bani Hussein tribe in the capital of North Darfur State, putting an end to the long-running dispute between the two parties
Asia Iraq 1526 flights departed from Baghdad International Airport in October according to the General Company for Air Navigation Services
Oceania Kiribati Legal organisations Commonwealth Association of Judges and Lawyers have expressed concern over the appointment of Tetiro Semilota, Attorney General, as Chief Justice of Kiribati, due to conflict of interest
Africa Rwanda ZOLA Electric, emerging market energy technology company, has announced the successful launch of first distributed mini-grid of its kind providing clean, affordable and reliable energy to around 1.000 homes, businesses, schools and clinics