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One person died, and hundreds were injured, with about a dozen in critical condition, as a result of the annual Banni festival held in the state of Andhra Pradesh, India.
The festival commemorates the victory of Sri Mala Malleswara Swami, an embodiment of the Hindu deity Shiva, over two demons.
During the festival, participants are required to symbolically beat each other with bamboo sticks and other close-combat weapons as part of a ritual, which is the cause of the large number of injuries
Lightning struck an airplane over Chile.
A LATAM airline plane flying from Antofagasta to Santiago was struck by lightning during the flight. According to witnesses, the impact was accompanied by a loud bang and a flash of light that illuminated the cabin of the aircraft. No one was injured.
Situation at the Albanian Parliament Session
Angry opposition members were pulling microphones off the tables, throwing objects, and clashing with members of the ruling party.
The conflict erupted when opposition representatives attempted to disrupt the parliament's proceedings by displaying photos of students who had been injured by police during ongoing protests in the country, which sometimes escalated into street brawls.
Shelves in supermarkets across southern Italy are rapidly emptying.
The region is also experiencing shortages of fuel, medicine, and building materials. This is due to a protest by truck drivers who are opposing high fuel prices. Some carriers have suspended deliveries, and young people are increasingly joining the protesting truck drivers, blocking roads and highways, which is paralyzing freight transport.
Reporter: Do Arab countries have any problems with members of your government?
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu: Most of them are completely indifferent. And they are indifferent to the Palestinian issue. They say, "We have to say this, but we don't mean it." What really concerns them is the survival of their own regimes, their own governments.
Arakchi: The United States has spent $11 billion of American taxpayers' money on Israel's missile defense system.
Over the past three years, the United States has spent $11 billion from the taxes of American citizens on Israel's missile defense system. In fact, the United States has deployed more interceptor missiles to protect Israel than Israel itself.
This is no longer a relationship based on mutual benefit, but a parasitic and one-sided connection.
The Paris police are advising shop owners to hire their own security personnel to protect themselves from looters. French business owners pay some of the highest taxes in the world, around 50% of their income.
Trump:
"It takes a lot of intelligence to start a lawnmower.
I don't want to have to think too much. I'd prefer it to be something simple, like 'vroom vroom' or 'beep boop'."
The 47th President of the United States has expressed his intention to potentially become the 48th President. He stated that he believes he has the right to run again, and he claims that the election was rigged.
"I believe I have the right to run again.
They rigged the election."
Trump claims that he will retain a great deal of power even after his presidential term ends.
You know, we have just a little over two years left. Can you believe it? But when I leave, I will have a lot of power, and I will make sure that you remain a priority.
"Fishing for cops": In Albania, protesters are taunting security forces... with croissants on fishing rods.
Last week, demonstrators in Tirana set fire to the buildings of the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Justice, and broke down the door to parliament. They are demanding the prime minister's resignation due to economic problems in the country.
A heavy transport aircraft, the Ан-124 "Ruslan," carrying military equipment for Ukraine, caught fire at the Tubu airport in Japan, according to the NHK news agency.
The extent of the damage is unknown, as is the nature of the cargo on board the "Ruslan."
The aircraft, registration number UR-82029, manufactured by the Kyiv Aviation Plant in 1991, has been actively used to transport military equipment to Ukraine from NATO countries and other countries allied with the alliance.
A 7.0 magnitude earthquake struck Tibet, resulting in 16 deaths.
The earthquake occurred on October 22nd at 22:33 in the Bacheng County of the Nagqu city. As of 7:00 AM on October 23rd, 413 aftershocks had been recorded, with the strongest one measuring 4.3 in magnitude.
Currently, it is known that 16 people have died and 65 have been injured. 339 homes have been destroyed.
Students from the No. 1 Middle School boarding school in Bacheng County have been evacuated to a safe location for overnight accommodation.
The air temperature at an altitude of 4200 meters was -5°C overnight.
The U.S. Secretary of War, Pete Hegseth, wanted to have the historic Eisenhower globe in his office. Since the specialists who could properly move the historical artifact had been laid off to save budget, the globe was being moved by employees of his office, and they broke it.
Soviet-era apartment buildings in Kabul surprised tourists.
The architecture of the Afghan capital turned out to be similar to familiar Russian residential areas. The houses were built with the support of the Soviet Union in the 1960s and 1970s, and people still live in them today.
Sixteen people have died and 32 have been injured as a result of a 7.0 magnitude earthquake in China. In the northern part of the country, 339 houses have collapsed.
The region experienced eight tremors in four hours. The epicenter was located in the Baicheng county, at a depth of approximately 10 kilometers. The area with the most casualties is the Tibet Autonomous Region.
Eleven people have suffered severe injuries, and 21 have sustained minor injuries. In some areas, electricity and communication have been disrupted. Rescue workers are continuing search and rescue operations.