Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu once again said that the IDF would advance into Rafah, and that "no force in the world" could stop the looming invasion of the Gazan city which currently houses about 1.

Netanyahu says no force in the world can stop Israel's military operations in Rafah

After three days of back-to-back attacks on the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant that Russia blamed on Ukraine, the UN nuclear watchdog's Board of Governors will hold an emergency meeting on Thursday (April 11).

UN nuclear watchdog sets emergency meeting as Russia, Ukraine exchange barbs of drones over Zaporizhzhia

India's Supreme Court said that a voter's right to know cannot be stretched to lay out threadbare a politician's life. The court also said that non-disclosure of each and every asset owned by poll candidates do not necessarily mean deviation from a sense of substantial character so as to invalidate their election.

Candidates don't need to give 'threadbare' account of their lives to voters: Supreme Court

US Ambassador to India Eric Garcetti praised India's developmental trajectory stating that if anyone wants to see, feel or work on the future, they must come to India.

'Come to India': US ambassador Eric Garcetti's message goes viral

Hours after Chinese leader Xi Jinping met top Russian diplomat Sergey Lavrov in Beijing, China on Wednesday (April 10) vowed that it would not accept "criticism or pressure" over its ties with Russia.

Putin to visit Beijing soon? Lavrov's China visit lays groundwork as the two countries defy West

Lok Sabha Elections 2024: BJP Stalwarts Who Are Now Out Of Poll Race

UK's foreign office has been found to be "somewhat elitist and rooted in the past" in a new report that called for the removal of colonial-era paintings in the Whitehall headquarters in London as well as renaming of the department.

UK Foreign Office 'elitist, rooted in past', says key scholarly report

Russian strikes on Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia region killed three people on Monday (April 8), its governor said a day after a drone strike on the nuclear plant in the region.

Russia-Ukraine war: Three killed in Zaporizhzhia strikes; another drone shot down over nuclear power plant

A New York judge on Monday (April 8) denied Donald Trump's bid to delay his April 15 criminal trial on charges related to paying hush money to porn star Stormy Daniels.

Donald Trump loses bid to delay hush money trial in major courtroom setback

In another show of China's plummeting ties with its neighbours, protesters in Manila trampled on an effigy of Chinese top leader Xi Jinping on Tuesday (April 9) to condemn Beijing's maritime aggression against the Philippines in the West Philippine Sea which China has managed to popularise as South China Sea.

'China leave': Xi Jinping's effigy trampled upon outside Chinese consulate in Manila

Drug addicts in West Africa's Sierra Leone are digging graves to consume psychoactive 'Zombie' drug crafted from partially decomposed human bones. The government has consequently declared a state of national emergency to combat the menace.

Sierra Leone: Addicts dig up graves to get high on drug made of human bones

Indian-origin builder Boota Singh Gill was killed in Canada on Monday (April 8) after he was shot multiple times. Boota Singh Gill served as the head of Guru Nanak Sikh Temple in Canada's Edmonton.

Indian-origin builder Boota Singh Gill shot dead in Canada's Edmonton

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