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
Oceania Vanuatu PLTA managing director Reginald Tabigerian informed the public that the city will have a bus shortage today, as most drivers will report to the pier to provide their services to tourists
Oceania New Zealand According to USDA's Foreign Ag Service, New Zealand's dairy production is expected to decline slightly in 2023, due to factors like decline of domestic herd, weakness of New Zealand dollar and prolonged drought conditions
Oceania Palau Palau, along with other Pacific island states, at COP27 in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, calls for a separate financing instrument to address climate change loss and damage
Europe San Marino An open day for flu vaccination will be held today 9 November at the State Hospital's vaccination point, with no need for reservation
Europe Serbia NATO Secretary General Stoltenberg urged Serbia and Kosovo to refrain from any unilateral action that could trigger escalation in northern Kosovo
Asia Pakistan Tourists have resumed visiting Swat to enjoy the natural beauty of the scenic valley after the influx of tourists was severely affected by the recent devastating floods that destroyed extensive infrastructure in the district
America Suriname The country has now legalised the whole crossing of its border with Guyana, in order to try and prevent smuggling and drug trafficking by implementing new controls and authorities along the newly crossable border
Asia Vietnam 15 Vietnamese companies have been awarded under the Women's Empowerment Principles for their exemplary gender equality practices
Asia Palestine Palestinian human rights group told a UN panel of experts that it was subjected to threats and 'mafia methods' during a harassment campaign organised by Israel to silence groups documenting alleged Israeli rights violations
Africa eSwatini Amnesty International reports that the authorities have intensified repression of human rights, continuing to attack the rule of law and justice; on the other hand, warders to Royal premises have become target of criminal actions and killings
Oceania Nauru A disabled Bangladeshi refugee has told the Disability Royal Commission that he suffered horrific treatment in Australia's offshore detention system, having often gone hungry during his detention in Nauru as unable to stand in line for food for hours
Europe Russia Russian mercenary organisation Wagner Group reportedly held a series of pro-war lectures for school children at its new headquarters in St Petersburg
Africa Zimbabwe The country put its first satellite, ZimSat-1, into orbit through a Japanese facility on an American launcher