Daily Top-10 Current Affairs MCQs/News (Oct 30 2023) for CSS

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6. G7 ministers hit out at China, Russia

Group of Seven trade ministers took veiled swipes at China and Russia on Sunday while expressing concerns about the economic effect of the conflict in the Middle East.
A joint statement after talks in Japan slammed Russia`s `destruction of Ukrainian grain export infrastructure` since it exited in July a deal that had allowed safe grain shipments via the Black Sea

7. Settlers on a rampage in West Bank villages

Within an hour, the Bedouin village of Wadi al-Seeg in the occupied West Bank had been completely emptied, its 200 residents fleeing on foot with their sheep and goats.
On October 12, five days after the start of Israeli hostilities against Gaza, residents say dozens of Israelis turned up at the village and gave them an hour to leave their land, among them settlers, soldiers and police

8. Mouse embryos grown in space for first time

Mouse embryos have been grown on the International Space Station and developed normally in the first study indicating it could be possible for humans to reproduce in space, a group of Japanese scientists said.
The researchers, including Teruhiko Wakayama, professor of University of Yamanashi`s Advanced Biotechnology Centre, and a team from the Japan Aerospace Space Agency (JAXA), sent frozen mouse embryos on board a rocket to the ISS in August 2021

9. Countries face uphill groundwork task for crucial climate talks

Facing record shattering temperatures and a geopolitical tinderbox, countries are scrambling to lay the groundwork for crucial UN climate talks next month tasked with salvaging global warming goals laid out in the landmark Paris deal.
About 60 ministers from across the world are expected in Abu Dhabi over next two days to drive momentum for the crucial UN`s COP28 summit, scheduled to take place between Nov 30 and Dec 12, according to The National

October 30, 2023: Sports Current Affairs MCQs News

10. Rohit, Shami star as India hammer woeful England

Mohammed Shami led an inspired bowling display as India hammered England by 100 runs on Sunday to stay unbeaten in the World Cup and all but push the defending champions out of the semi-final race.
Chasing a tricky 230 for victory in Lucknow, England collapsed to 129 all out in 34.5 overs to suffer their fifth defeat in six matches and leave their title defence at the mercy of a mathematical miracle