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31 Oct
Hundreds of protesters stormed an airport in Russia's Muslim-majority Dagestan, seeking to attack Jewish passengers arriving from Israel. Ukraine has rejected accusations from Moscow that it orchestrated the unrest.
31 Oct
Former Slovakian Prime Minister Robert Fico's left-leaning Smer party has won the country's parliamentary elections. He campaigned on a pro-Russian and anti-American message. Fico's victory could end Slovakia's military support for neighboring Ukraine.
30 Oct
Manila claims China's actions caused two separate collisions between Chinese and Philippine vessels in the South China Sea. Beijing alleges that it was a Philippine vessel that was to blame.
30 Oct
As Pakistan's deportation deadline for undocumented migrants nears, Afghans who have lived there for decades are looking for avenues towards the right to remain in the country.
30 Oct
DW's Richard Walker spoke with Jasmin Tabatabai, a German actress with Iranian roots, for her take on how the protests since the death of Jina Mahsa Amini in police custody have shaped today's Iran.
29 Oct
India is planning to restructure its foreign service and increase the number of entry-level officers. But will the South Asian nation approach the recruitment drive in the most effective way possible?
29 Oct
Solutions need to be implemented before climate, food and water systems are tipped beyond the point of recovery, says a United Nations University report.
29 Oct
The US National Hurricane Center said that Hurricane Otis made landfall near the resort city of Acapulco on Mexico's Pacific Coast. The agency warned a "potentially catastrophic storm surge" was expected.
29 Oct
For two weeks, Israel maintained a total blockade of the Gaza Strip. The first aid convoys were allowed to cross into the Palestinian territory from Egypt last weekend. This is what we know about the deliveries.
29 Oct
The German Finance Ministry says it wants to restrict remittances that migrants send back home. This would risk increasing poverty in poorer countries, say experts.
29 Oct
Climate change-related warming of the ocean surface is creating hurricanes stronger and more destructive than any we've seen before.
29 Oct
The EU is considering sanctions on Niger, whereas the US wants keep the communication lines open with the military junta.

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