A lot of Americans have criticised their President, Joe Biden, for withdrawing troops from Afghanistan and letting Taliban take control of the South Asian country.

'Justice for Afghan': Restaurant runs out of food after it denies service to Biden's supporters

As the medical experts rushed to contain the wide spread of the deadly coronavirus, teachers all over the world started thinking of ways by which they could support children.

More working hours, lack of privacy and tech ghost: How teachers coped with the 'new normal' of virtual teaching

Pediatric hospitalisations for COVID-19 have soared over the summer as the highly contagious delta variant spread across the country, according to two new studies from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Covid hospitalisation rate for children soars

Locals gather at Eiffel Tower to protest France government's Covid pass

In a rare instruction, Taliban leaders have ordered their militants not to open fire in form of celebratory gunfire, as it has led to death of several locals. Taliban militants have been happily engaging in celebratory gunfire in Kabul to mark their victory over the US troops.

'Don't waste bullets', Taliban instruct militants to stop shooting in air after 2 Afghans die

The Islamic State-inspired radical who was shot dead by New Zealand police after he attacked people with a knife in an Auckland supermarket has been identified as 32-year-old Ahamed Aathil Mohamed Samsudeen.

Top 10 world news: New Zealand reveals name of IS attacker, Kabul airport reopens, and more

When the coronavirus took over the world in December 2019, experts believed it would not severely affect children. A recent study goes on to prove just the same.

Delta variant will not increase risk of developing severe childhood Covid: Study

Nearly 30 percent of the 138,374 species assessed by the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) Red List are at risk of extinction, the global conservation body reported Saturday.

Wildlife on a glidepath to 'mass extinction': Red List chief

In a continued weekend tradition, locals from Thailand once again took to the streets to protest against the Prime Minister Prayut Chan-O-cha. As the controversial Prime Minister survived a no-confidence vote in the parliament, more than 300 demonstrators took to the streets and marched in central Bangkok’s main shopping mall district.

Downpour of demonstrators: Hundreds of Thai locals march against PM Prayut Chan-O-cha

The Covid certificate of Indonesia’s President was leaked online, highlighting the poor state of cybersecurity in the country. Owing to a poor literacy rate, classified documents have been leaked in the past too.

Lack of cybersecurity: Indonesian President's vaccine certificate leaked online

Facebook mistakenly labelled Black men as primates — an animal — through its automatic facial recognition programme. In the past few days, when Facebook users watched a British tabloid video featuring Black men, they were automatically shown a message asking if they would like to watch more videos of Primates.

Facebook's topic suggestion labels Black men's videos as 'primates'

In a bid to fight the growing number of coronavirus cases, Italy’s Prime Minister has announced possibility of making Covid vaccines compulsory for all locals. Mario Draghi announced that all eligible citizens will have to compulsorily get vaccinated against coronaviurus.

Italy mulls over making Covid vaccines compulsory

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