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 Bosnia and Herzegovina Bosnian Serb secessionist leader Milorad Dodik will be the new president of the Serbian half of Bosnia and Herzegovina, after a recount of votes following the messy 2 October elections confirmed his victory despite continued opposition protests
America Guyana Brazil has launched a programme to help Guyana organise a large-scale production of wheat in the hope that the nation can satisfy domestic and regional demand for the cereal without depending on other producers in the future
America Venezuela As the state nationalised its oil industry - and by default removed many foreign oil companies of their assets - today its private oil companies are preparing to abandon operations in the nation that houses the largest oil reserves on the planet
Europe Hungary Green opposition MPs took the floor for almost 24 hours to oppose proposed amendments to the 1993 Social Security Act that would see the state retreat into a position as social security provider of last resort
Africa Djibouti A research observatory to study the impact of climate change has been inaugurated; established with the International Atomic Energy Agency, it will help the country better manage water and food resources
America Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Miss Lotto Jada Ross was crowned Miss St Vincent and the Grenadines 2022, judged superior in the Talent and Interview categories
Africa Angola Angola's national airline, TAAG, is undergoing a transformation, with a new management team, a new partnership with Iberia Airlines, new destinations and a firm commitment to make Luanda a global cargo hub
Africa Kenya A plan has been proposed to curb the export of all raw tea in an attempt to increase revenue for farmers and create jobs by forcing producers to process the products within the country
Africa Somalia Somali students are pouring into hospitals to donate food, water and blood to victims of the attack in the capital which killed 100 people and injured at least 300; universities and schools have been closed so students can participate in relief efforts
Africa Algeria Arab League Summit opens today and is dedicated to unification and the adoption of a unified vision to strengthen joint Arab action; 1 November commemorates the outbreak of the 1954 Revolution that led to the war of liberation against colonial rule
Europe Kosovo Tensions continue to simmer as the requirement for all Kosovo citizens to display Kosovo-issued licence plates on their cars came into force, hitting Serbs and provoking threats from Belgrade
Africa South Africa South African farmers claim that the import restrictions on vegetables in Botswana and Namibia to develop their agricultural industries have created an unfair playing field in the region
Africa Benin The first edition of International Forum of African Women Leaders will be held in Cotonou next week, from 9 to 12 November; a consistent opportunity for businesswomen to share their know-how and build relationships