🌍 Most Viral News in the World – 10 October 2025
🕊️ 1. Venezuela’s Opposition Leader Wins the Nobel Peace Prize
In a historic and emotional moment, María Corina Machado, the brave face of Venezuela’s democratic movement, has been awarded the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize. The announcement sent waves of excitement and shock around the world.
Machado, who has spent years resisting the Maduro regime, dedicated the award to “every Venezuelan who dreams of freedom.” Despite being banned from running in elections and often targeted by the government, her peaceful resistance inspired millions.
The world is calling her victory “a win for democracy, not just Venezuela.”
⚗️ 2. Nobel Chemistry Prize Connects to Harry Potter Magic news
Science met fantasy this week when the 2025 Nobel Prize in Chemistry was awarded to Susumu Kitagawa, Richard Robson, and Omar Yaghi for their work on metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) — a material that can store enormous amounts of gas in tiny spaces.
People online couldn’t stop talking about it after the Nobel committee compared their discovery to Hermione Granger’s bottomless handbag from Harry Potter.
Social media went wild with memes, calling it “science magic” and “proof Hogwarts exists in real life.” Beyond the humor, the discovery could revolutionize clean energy and carbon capture.
🌳 3. Prince William to Attend COP30 in Brazil news
Prince William has confirmed he will attend the United Nations COP30 Climate Summit in Brazil later this month. His visit aims to spotlight projects under his Earthshot Prize, which supports innovation for environmental sustainability.
The announcement has brought global attention to the summit — with activists saying, “When royalty shows up, the cameras follow, and so does the pressure on politicians.”
This year’s COP30 is expected to be one of the most decisive in setting global goals for 2030 and beyond.
🛢️ 4. OPEC+ Raises Oil Production Despite Market Jitters
In a bold and controversial move, OPEC+ has decided to increase oil output by 137,000 barrels per day starting November 2025. The decision surprised investors who expected production cuts due to weak demand.
While oil-producing nations welcomed the boost, global markets reacted cautiously. Prices dipped slightly as analysts warned that oversupply could push crude below $80 per barrel.
The move is seen as an effort to balance global energy needs while keeping inflation in check — but traders remain nervous.
🪔 5. Ayodhya Gears Up for a Record-Breaking Deepotsav 2025
In India, the holy city of Ayodhya is set to create history again with Deepotsav 2025. Organizers plan to light 26 lakh (2.6 million) diyas along the sacred Saryu River, aiming to enter the Guinness World Records for the largest lamp-lighting celebration ever.
The event symbolizes the return of Lord Rama to Ayodhya and has become one of India’s most magnificent cultural displays. Tourists, devotees, and media from around the world are flocking to witness what many call “the festival of light and unity.”
