*) Trump back on campaign trail

US President Donald Trump's doctors confirmed he has tested negative for Covid-19.

The announcement comes as Trump returns to the campaign trail in Florida with just three weeks to go until the presidential election.

Trump told the rally that he feels powerful and that he's no longer infectious.

*) Russia pushes Armenia and Azerbaijan to stick to ceasefire

Azerbaijan and Armenia are accusing each other of violating a Russian-brokered ceasefire amid fresh outbreaks of fighting.

Russia's Foreign Minister has been holding talks with his Armenian counterpart, and says Moscow is pushing both countries to comply with the agreement.

The fighting has also spread to civilian areas outside occupied Karabakh.

*) Malaysia’s Anwar Ibrahim ready to become PM

Malaysia's opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim has met with the king, to prove he has enough support to replace the current prime minister, Muhyiddin Yassin.

Ibrahim says he has secured the needed majority, but it will be up to the king to appoint him.

This follows months of political uncertainty and the collapse of the governing coalition.

*) Johnson & Johnson Covid vaccine trial paused

Johnson & Johnson has temporarily paused its Covid vaccine trial after a volunteer became sick with an unexplained illness.

The patient's health is being assessed by both the company's physicians and an independent board.

The company said pauses are normal in big trials like this, which has over 60,000 patients.

And finally...

*) Peru's Machu Picchu reopens for just one tourist

The majestic Machu Picchu has reopened, but for just a single visitor.

26-year-old Jesse Katayama became the only person in the world to visit the ancient site.

He had been stranded in the country and appealed to the local tourism authority, which agreed to give him special permission to visit the Incan city.