 | India may allow import of Russian wheat to shore up domestic pricesThe current rabi sowing season is lagging compared to the previous year, and the weather outlook, influenced by the El Nino phenomenon, may further impact output. |
 | Ukraine says 1 dead after Russian drone and missile attacksUkraine's armed forces in its daily briefing said that Russia had attacked several locations in Ukraine overnight, using a total of 12 Shahed drones. |
 | OPEC+ suppliers struggle to agree on cuts to oil production even as prices tumbleAnother big question is whether Saudi Arabia and Russia will extend their additional voluntary cuts of 1 million barrels per day and 300,000 barrels per day, respectively, into 2024. |
 | Russia jails man for writing 'No to war' using his finger in snowThe Ostorozhno Novosti news outlet, which first reported on the story, said he was also fined an undisclosed sum. |
 | Ukraine says spy chief’s wife is being treated for poisoning with heavy metalsEarlier this year, Lt. Gen. Kyrylo Budanov told Ukrainian media that military intelligence chief had survived 10 assassination attempts carried out by the Russian State Security Service, or FSB. |
 | '1.9 million people affected by power cuts', says minister as storm sweeps Russia, Ukraine & Maldova killing 13 peopleCrimean lawmaker Vladimir Konstantinov said on state television that the peninsula had experienced an "armageddon"-like scenario. |
 | Powerful storm pounds the Black Sea region, leaving more than a half-million people without powerThe storms were part of a weather system that created blizzard-like conditions in Romania, Moldova, Bulgaria and Serbia on Sunday, dumping snow and causing power outages and fatal traffic accidents. |
 | Russia puts Meta spokesperson Andy Stone on wanted listThe interior ministry’s database doesn't give details of the case against Stone, stating only that he is wanted on criminal charges. Meta didn't immediately respond to a request for comment. |
 | Ukraine is shipping more grain through the Black Sea despite threat from RussiaGrowing numbers of ships are streaming toward Ukraine’s Black Sea ports and heading out loaded with grain, metals and other cargo despite the threat of attack and floating explosive mines. |
 | 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. |
 | Ukraine's military says Russia launched its largest drone attack since the start of the invasionThe assault on Kyiv began at 4 a.m. local time, continuing in waves for more than six hours, and caused power outages in 77 residential buildings and 120 institutions, according to Popko. |
 | Russian consumers feel themselves in tight spot as high inflation persistsFigures from the state statistical service Rosstat released on Nov. 1 show a huge spike in prices for some foods compared with 2022 — 74% for cabbage, 72% for oranges and 47% for cucumbers. |
 | Russian actress Polina Menshikh killed during volunteer concert after Ukrainian shelling: ReportPolina Menshikh was a choreographer, playwright, and director of the ethnic dance theatre "Nezhen" and the studio theatre Lege Artist. |
 | Ukraine says army unit misplaced over USD 1 million of fundsAn audit of a military unit based in Ukraine's northern Chernigiv region found several violations amounting to 38.8 million hryvnias ($1.1 million) in losses. |
 | Ukraine and Russia’s capitals targeted by exchange of overnight drone attacksUkrainian drone attacks on Moscow were particularly frequent in the spring, ahead of the launch of its counteroffensive in June, but they have been rare in recent weeks. |
 | Documentary filmmaker Anand Patwardhan calls for 'immediate ceasefire' in Palestine, Ukraine and other ongoing war zonesPatwardhan won the award for his film titled Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam/The World is Family. |
 | World's attention on Gaza, Ukrainians worry war fatigue will hurt their causeThey fear that a combination of global fatigue, competing political agendas and limited resources will result in less aid for their military, hurting the country's ability to sustain its confrontation |
 | End beneficiaries of the war economyWhile wars ultimately hit the economies of the countries at war, the sudden economic activity can push growth in the short term. |
 | Art gets the bluesA Delhi exhibition 'Prussian Blue: A Serendipitous Colour that Altered the Trajectory of Art' explores both the visibility and absence of a historic color through statements of homage and politics. |
 | Now, The Moscow Times is declared a 'foreign agent'The Moscow Times publishes in English and in Russian, but its Russian-language site was blocked in Russia several months after the Ukraine war began. |
