Rohullah Saleh, brother of former Vice President and now acting President of Afghanistan, Amrullah Saleh, has been reportedly killed in clashes with the Taliban in Panjshir.

Top 10 world news: Taliban beat journalists, Pfizer holding Brazil 'to ransom', and more

In a bid to make sure students can come back to schools in a safe environment, Los Angeles board of education has decided that all students above the age of 12 will have to be vaccinated.

Los Angeles students instructed to get fully vaccinated to attend schools

As some of the countries still fight to contain the spread of Delta variant, Denmark has decided to let go of all Covid curbs and return to pre-pandemic times. Denmark locals can now be seen enjoying outdoors without masks, people in offices are seen logging on without any worry of catching Covid and concerts are attracting thousands of people to come enjoy in pre-Covid style.

'Back to live': Denmark lifts all Covid curbs a day before Europe's biggest post-pandemic concert

Former US president Donald Trump is back with poking fun at his opponent Joe Biden. This time, Trump has made headlines by claiming that he is sure he could beat Biden in a boxing match.

'He'd go down very quickly': Trump claims he can beat Biden in boxing match

Taliban is infamous for inhumane treatment, especially towards the people who dare question the terrorist groups. Following the same thought process, Taliban have started brutally attacking journalists.

Broken promises? Taliban resort to beating journalists in name of 'free media'

In a shocking revelation, Pfizer has been accused of holding Brazil "to ransom" and bullying the government over demands to protect itself from any possible lawsuits.

Pfizer is holding Brazil 'to ransom' over vaccine contract: Reports

Since Taliban took control of Afghanistan heartbreaking images, videos and stories have been coming in from the country. Now, UN has warned that that Afghanistan is on the brink of 'universal poverty'.

Afghanistan on brink of complete economy fall and extreme poverty: UN Envoy

World Health Organization (WHO) has urged western countries to not start the booster programme yet as several poorer countries have been unable to vaccinate even the vulnerable population.

Covid booster shot not needed for everyone, Oxford vaccine creator says

Tesla and SpaceX owner, Elon Musk, is known for his interest in space and establishing human life on other planets of the solar system. Keeping the same in mind, the head of Russia’s space command has invited Musk to sit down with him for tea and discuss space.

Russian space agency chief invites Elon Musk for tea and space talks

If the world wants to control the ongoing climate crisis, the vast majority of fossil fuel reserves owned by developed countries and companies should remain in the ground, an analysis has claimed.

Majority of fossil fuels should 'remain in ground' to fight climate change crisis

The coronavirus upended the lives of millions of college students. The Wall Street Journal reported this week that men have been hit particularly hard — accounting for roughly three-fourths of pandemic-driven dropouts — and depicted an accelerating crisis in male enrollment.

Men fall behind in college enrollment. Women still play catch-up at work.

After the death of a 23-year-old Indian student in Canada, India’s high commission in Ottawa has urged the Canadian government to make sure all Indian citizens are safe in the country.

India asks Canada to protect nationals from 'hate related' crime after murder of a student

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