Former US President Bill Clinton became ill on Tuesday, October 12. He felt unwell when he was at a private event.

On November 8, the United States will lift restrictions on crossing the border for travelers fully vaccinated against coronavirus from a number of countries, as Western media reported.

The governor of the Tomsk region, Sergei Zhvachkin, said that if the Russians do not begin to massively vaccinate against the coronavirus, there will be more and more waves of the pandemic.

Sales of cars on alternative power sources in China doubled and amounted to 2.15 million cars - this is evidenced by comparative statistics for three quarters of the year.

Preparations for the meeting of the Foreign Ministers of the Normandy format are being worked out, contacts are being maintained at the working level, said Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Rudenko.

CNBC journalist Headley Gamble, who moderated the plenary session of the Russian Energy Week (REW) international forum, boasted of her photo with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

The Dutch steelmaker ArcelorMittal, the largest in Europe, was forced to restrict production at some of its factories due to too high energy costs.

Gazprom is fulfilling its obligations to the EU on fuel supplies, said Frans Timmermans, executive deputy chairman of the European Commission.

Bloomberg published an article on Russia's financial resources, in which he expressed his opinion on the intention of the Russian authorities to save money in the event of a crisis.

In China, the owner of a small online store with no college degrees has taken up chemistry and genetic research to create a cure for his terminally ill son, according to the South China Morning Post.