Portal:Current events/2013 October 30

• There are at least three dead and seven injured when a bomb explodes near the official residence of the Chief Minister of India's Manipur state Okram Ibobi Singh in the city of Imphal. (IBN) (NDTV)
• Iraqi insurgency (post-U.S. withdrawal):
  • Twenty people are killed in bombings in Iraq. (BBC)
• A suicide bomber blows himself up in the Tunisian tourist resort of Sousse and police foil another attempted attack in Habib Bourguiba's tomb in Monastir. No casualties are reported. (Reuters)

• Forty-four people die after a bus fuel tank catches fire in the Indian city of Mahbubnagar near Hyderabad. (NDTV)

• Israel releases 26 Palestinians convicted of homicide as part of a limited amnesty process. (Reuters)
• Mongolian president Tsakhiagiin Elbegdorj visits North Korea and becomes the first head of state to meet with Kim Jong-un since Kim's taking office as Supreme Leader. (The Diplomat)

• 2013 Tiananmen Square attack:
  • Chinese police arrest five suspects in connection to the Tiananmen square suicide attack. (The Guardian) (Daily Telegraph)

• The Privy Council of the United Kingdom grants a Royal Charter on regulating the British press after the newspaper industry loses a last-minute legal bid to seek an injunction against the plans. (BBC)

• Dell Technologies officially goes private. (Forbes)

• In baseball, the Boston Red Sox win the 2013 World Series defeating the St. Louis Cardinals in game 6 with a score of 6-1. This is the first series to be won in Boston by the Red Sox since 1918. (ABC News) (USA Today)