The brutal beating death of a young Black man has shaken up the entire Italy, as hundreds of people joined his funeral procession on Saturday. Willy Monteiro Duarte, 21, was killed during a fight in Colleferro, a city on the outskirts of Rome, early September 6.

Hundreds turn up at funeral of Black man brutally beaten to death in Italy

The prime suspect in the gang rape of a woman in front of her three children on a highway here has been identified, Pakistan prime minister's special assistant said on Saturday, amidst protests and mounting pressure on the government to hang the culprits.

Prime suspect in gang rape of Pak woman identified

A man was arrested on charges of a murder that happened 35 years ago in Rochester, New York, and DNA testing had a major role to play in it. A 14-year old was raped and killed while delivering a birthday card in her neighborhood on Thanksgiving Day 1984 and her body was found by a pedestrian near a school dumpster that night with signs of trauma.

DNA leads to arrest in murder of a New York teenager 35 years ago

Pakistan is witnessing a watershed moment. Two horrific incidents seem to have shaken the collective conscience of the civil society in the country. A five-year-old was raped and murdered in Karachi.

Pak's watershed moment: Two horrific rapes and social media outrage

The Union Health Ministry on Saturday urged private hospitals providing COVID-19 treatment to ensure that patients, afflicted with the viral disease, are not denied beds and they get prompt care.

Ensure COVID-19 patients not denied beds, get prompt treatment: Health ministry to pvt hospitals

Representatives from seven former combatant nations, including India, observed the 75th anniversary of the end of the World War II at a war memorial in Singapore on Saturday.

Seven nations observe 75th anniversary of end of World War II in Singapore

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Top ten world news today: US votes against UN resolution, AstraZeneca resumes coronavirus vaccine trials, and more

Bharat Biotech International Limited, which is developing the coronavirus vaccine COVAXIN, in its latest report announced that its vaccine candidate, COVAXIN, has shown positive efficacy in animal studies and generated robust immune responses.

Indian coronavirus vaccine-maker's test on monkeys gets robust immune response

Iran said Saturday it condemned a former top judiciary official to 31 years in prison for corruption, one of the heaviest sentences against a former official in the Islamic republic.

Iran ex-judiciary official gets 31 years for graft

Palestinians in Gaza burnt pictures of Israeli, U.S., Bahraini and United Arab Emirates leaders on Saturday in protest over the two Gulf countries` moves to normalize ties with Israel.

Palestinians rally against Bahrain-Israel normalisation

Among adults tested for the coronavirus at 11 U.S. healthcare facilities in July, those who were infected were about twice as likely to have dined at a restaurant in the previous 14 days, according to a US study.

Restaurant dining linked to coronavirus: Study

Hospitals in the United States have turned down about a third of their allocated supplies of the Covid-19 drug remdesivir since July as need for the costly antiviral wanes.

US hospitals turn down remdesivir, limit use to sickest coronavirus patients

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