 | Putin moves a step closer to a fifth term as president after Russia sets 2024 election datePutin, 71, hasn’t yet announced his intention to run again, but is widely expected to do so in the coming days now that the date has been set. |
 | Tailoring livelihoods, typing out tenacityIn Pulianthope, women belonging to marginalised communities learn tailoring and computing at the Pitt Mac Centre. They talk about their experiences of empowerment. |
 | Russia: A 40-year-old single mother of three, also a journalist, is possible election opponent of PutinPresident Vladimir Putin is yet to formally announce his plans to run for re-election next year. |
 | Xi Jinping to skip virtual G20 leaders summit hosted by India, Putin expected to attendThere is no confirmation on US President Joe Biden attending as it's a Thanksgiving holiday break. Similarly there is no confirmation whether Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will attend. |
 | Silicon photonics for high-speed computingSilicon photonics is the study and application of photonic systems which use silicon as an optical medium. |
 | Spatial gets special with Kerala-based tech startup, Nimo PlanetThe custom rendering system of Nimo Core is engineered for resource efficiency, reducing both CPU and memory usage. |
 | Russia President Putin says US behind 'deadly chaos' in Middle East"It is the current ruling elites of the US and their satellites who are the main beneficiaries of world instability," Putin said in televised comments. |
 | IOC hits back at Putin claim of 'ethnic discrimination' against Russia's potential Olympic athletesThe IOC has advised sports bodies this year to vet Russian athletes for returning to compete as neutral individuals without a national identity ahead of the 2024 Paris Olympics. |
 | Putin says Gaza ground operation would lead to 'unacceptable' civilian toll"The most important thing now is to stop the bloodshed," Putin said, adding his country was "ready to coordinate with all constructive partners." |
 | Russia's presidential election could dramatically affect Ukraine war: ReportThe British Ministry of Defense suggests that as the elections approach, the Kremlin will likely aim to minimize unpopular political actions. |
 | Ukraine left out in cold by US shutdown dealBiden urged Republican House Speaker Kevin McCarthy on Sunday to "stop the games" and said he "fully expects" him to secure passage of a separate bill for Ukraine funding soon. |
 | 'From Russia with weapons': Kim Jong Un departs for North Korea, receives drones as giftKim received five explosive kamikaze drones, a 'Geran-25' reconnaissance drone and a bulletproof vest as gifts from a regional governor. |
 | North Korea's Kim visits a Russian university and aquarium as state media highlight military talksKim’s visits to military and tech sites this week possibly hint at what he wants from Russia, perhaps in exchange for supplying arms to refill Putin’s declining reserve for his invasion of Ukraine. |
 | North Korea’s Kim Jong Un inspects Russian bombers and warship on a visit to Russia’s Far EastAll the Russian warplanes shown to Kim on Saturday were among the types that have seen active use in the war in Ukraine. |
 | Chechen warlord and Putin ally Ramzan Kadyrov critically ill: ReportsRamzan Kadyrov's loyalty to Putin has earned him the nickname “Putin’s soldier” and “Putin’s attack dog." |
 | Modi, Xi and Putin to skip UN General Assembly session on September 18EAM S Jaishankar will represent India, while Russia's Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and China's Vice-President Han Zheng will represent Moscow and Beijing respectively. |
 | Kim visits fighter jets factory on Russia tourPutin, who has sought to strengthen alliances with other leaders shunned in Western capitals, met Kim on Wednesday at a spaceport in Russia's far east. |
 | Amazon's cloud computing division ties up with ISRO to help aerospace startupsAWS hopes to grow in the Indian market with space-tech associations as India opens up its space sector to private players creating a successful startup ecosystem. |
 | Inside Pyongyang and Moscow's unique media coverage of Kim Jong Un's visit to RussiaRussian state TV typically covers Putin's every public move, while North Korea is very serious about glorifying and maintaining the dignity of Kim. |
 | Russia's Putin accepts Kim Jong Un's invitation to visit North KoreaHistoric allies, Russia and North Korea are both under rafts of global sanctions with Kim's visit sparking widespread concern over illicit arms agreements. |
