Here are the biggest headlines of the morning - Japan approves plans to release Fukushima water into sea, Mexican troops have doubled detention across US border, and more.

Morning news brief: Japan approves plan to release Fukushima water, US school shooting leaves one dead, and more

French parliament has voted to cut domestic flight routes where the same destination can be reached by train in under 2.5 hours, in order to reduce carbon emissions.

Take the train: French parliament backs cuts in domestic flight routes in climate change fight

US State Department has issued its report on human rights condition in different countries across the world. It has also discussed Pakistan, in terms of different issues including human rights violation, freedom of expression, the plight of minorities, militancy and other issues.

US report reveals troubling human rights abuses in Pakistan

Russia on Tuesday accused the United States and other NATO countries of turning Ukraine into a “powder keg” after military buildup in the region. "The United States and other NATO countries are deliberately turning Ukraine into a powder keg," Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov was cited as saying by local media Russia recently stationed soldiers along the Ukraine border and also accused Western countries of supplying arms to Ukraine.

Russia accuses US, other NATO countries of turning Ukraine into 'powder keg'

Sushil Chandra took charge as the Chief Election Commissioner of India starting Tuesday. Chandra was appointed as the 24th CEC on Monday, the same day Sunil Arora’s term ended.

Sushil Chandra takes charge as 24th Chief Election Commissioner of India

The European Union on Monday imposed sanctions on eight Iranian militia commanders and police chiefs, including the leader of the Revolutionary Guards over a crackdown on protests in 2019.

European Union sanctions eight Iranian officials over deadly 2019 protests

The region along the California-Oregon border in the United States is witnessing one of the worst droughts in history. Owing to this, hundreds of farmers could have to suffice with less resources to irrigate.

Drought along California-Oregon border revives debate on water rights

Twitter Inc will open its first African office in Ghana, it said on Monday, as the social media company seeks to make inroads in some of the world's fastest-growing markets.

Twitter to open first Africa office to tap fast-growing market

The world’s biggest rabbit has been stolen from his home. Proclaimed the world’s biggest rabbit by Guinness, Darius was stolen from his home in Worcestershire in the United Kingdom.

World's biggest rabbit stolen from home in England

Almost one million people are facing severe hunger in northern Mozambique where hundreds of thousands of people have been forced to flee a jihadist insurgency, the UN food agency said on Tuesday.

UN food agency says nearly 1 million going hungry in Mozambique

Terming the fourth wave in the national capital "very dangerous", Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Tuesday informed that Delhi has reported 13,500 new COVID-19 cases in the last 24 hours.

COVID-19: Fourth wave 'very dangerous', says Kejriwal as Delhi logs 13,500 new infections

Britain said late Monday it had hit a target to offer a coronavirus vaccine first dose to all over-50s by mid-April, as England's lockdown-weary population toasted a significant easing of restrictions with pints and much-needed haircuts.

UK achieves key vaccination target as pubs, shops and salons reopen

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