Donald Trump kicked off his Asia tour in Malaysia, joining local dancers and signing key trade and peace agreements. The trip includes high-profile meetings in Japan and South Korea amid ongoing trade tensions with China.

Israel has allowed Red Cross and Egyptian teams into Gaza to help search for the bodies of hostages, as part of efforts to uphold a ceasefire. Tensions remain high after recent Israeli airstrikes in Gaza, and international mediators are urging both sides to maintain the truce.

Nottingham Forest receives a morale boost with a new touch screen, while Tottenham Hotspur faces further executive departures. Sheffield Wednesday celebrates the end of unpopular ownership, and Indonesia's Olympic ambitions suffer a setback.

Catherine Connolly, a left-wing independent, has been elected as Ireland's new president in a decisive victory. Known for her outspoken views on international issues and social equality, Connolly promises to be an inclusive and peace-focused leader. Her win marks a significant moment in Irish politics.

Nic Robertson discusses the challenges of reporting on Gaza, highlighting the risks faced by local journalists and the restrictions on foreign media. He emphasizes the importance of trustworthy journalism amid ongoing conflict and limited access. Press freedom groups accuse Israel of targeting reporters, but independent verification remains difficult.

A targeted Israeli strike in Gaza was carried out after intelligence indicated an imminent threat, with final approval coming from the United States. The operation was closely coordinated due to ongoing ceasefire efforts.

A strike on an Islamic militant in Gaza was approved after an extended review involving multiple military and political authorities. The process was more complex than usual, reflecting increased caution in recent operations.

Prime Minister Netanyahu has rejected claims that the United States dictates Israel's security policy, insisting that Israel independently manages its own defense. He emphasized the strong partnership between the two countries while reaffirming Israel's right to act on its own security interests.

An Israeli honeymooner’s scathing review of Japan has gone viral, criticizing the country’s food, culture, and hospitality. Her comments have sparked fierce debate among travelers, with some agreeing and many defending Japan. She stands by her experience, saying Japan felt cold and disappointing.

Yemen's Houthis have arrested three local United Nations staff members, accusing them of spying for Israel. The detentions are part of a wider crackdown on aid workers amid rising tensions linked to the Gaza conflict.

Lenskart's initial public offering opens on October 31, aiming to raise Rs 2,150 crore and marking a major milestone for the eyewear brand. The funds will drive store expansion, technology, and marketing. The IPO follows strong financial results and renewed investor confidence.

Suspects in the Louvre crown jewels heist were arrested near Paris, including one at the airport. Authorities have not released further details about the individuals or the case.