Diesel vehicle drivers are having difficulties buying urea in South Korea, an additive used in diesel vehicles to reduce emissions, after China tightened exports for its domestic market.

Urea shortage poses threat to South Korea's transport and energy industries

A Myanmar junta court will give its verdict next month on whether ousted leader Aung San Suu Kyi broke coronavirus rules during elections her party won last year, a source said Tuesday.

Verdict next month in Covid rules trial of Myanmar's Suu Kyi, reveals source

The new US special representative for Afghanistan, Thomas West, has stated that he plans on visiting India as a part of his ongoing trip. "I look forward to advancing America’s vital interests and supporting the Afghan people," West wrote on Twitter.

US envoy for Afghanistan to visit India as a part of his ongoing trip

New York officials on Monday announced plans to close six state prisons early next year, one of the largest such closings by the state as its prisoner population continues to decline.

Why New York is closing 6 prisons?

In a massive case of data breach, Robinhood Markets said that the personal information of about 7 million of its customers was compromised. This accounts for nearly one-third of its customers.

Robinhood app hit by data breach; Emails of 5 million customers compromised

A recent study has revealed that over 25,000 tonnes of pandemic-related plastic waste has been leaked into the ocean while 8 million tons of plastic waste has been created globally, adding to an already out of control global problem.

Over 25K tonnes of pandemic-related plastic polluting the ocean, posing threat to marine wildlife: Study

Maharashtra has won the Inspiring Regional Leadership Award from Under2 Coalition for Climate Action. By winning this award, Maharashtra became the only Indian state to win an award at COP26.

Maharashtra becomes only Indian state to win award at COP26

Rebels who have been fighting Ethiopia's government have played down reports that they would cause a "bloodbath" if they advanced into Addis Ababa. This comes as thousands of people joined a pro-military rally in the region.

'Absolutely ridiculous': Rebels in Ethiopia play down reports of causing 'bloodbath'

Glasgow protests: Protesters perform a zombie die-in; over 200 events planned worldwide

Sudanese pro-democracy groups launched two days of civil disobedience and strikes as they protested against last month's military coup. However, the participants came out in limited numbers due to interruptions in internet and phone connections.

Sudan: Internet cuts limit participation in civil disobedience campaign against coup

The very prestigious Ivy League universities in the US - Brown, Cornell and Columbia University had to evacuate parts of their campuses after receiving bomb threats.

Various Ivy League universities evacuate buildings after bomb threats

The UK government is looking forward to implementing travel restrictions on people who do not take up the booster shot. As per official figures, 10,062,704 people in the UK have received a booster jab.

'National mission': UK government to implement travel restrictions for those who refuse booster shot

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