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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and U.S. President Joe Biden have agreed to remain in "close touch" following a recent call between the two leaders. The conversation focused on key issues such as regional security, the ongoing conflict in Gaza, and efforts to normalize relations between Israel and its Arab neighbors. Both leaders reaffirmed the strong U.S.-Israel alliance and expressed a commitment to continued dialogue on mutual concerns. Their close communication underscores the importance of cooperation in navigating the complexities of Middle East diplomacy and security.

Tesla chief Elon Musk is set to launch a prototype of his long-awaited pet project of robotaxi, the Cybercab. The event will take place on Thursday (Oct 10) at the Warner Bros Studios in Burbank.

Baidu's autonomous taxi division, Apollo Go, is actively pursuing international expansion as it seeks to broaden its footprint beyond China. According to sources familiar with the situation, discussions are underway with several companies to facilitate this growth, although specific timelines and target markets remain undisclosed as detailed in a CNBC report.

Russian airstrikes overnight and into the early hours targeted civilian and critical infrastructure across Ukraine, leaving at least seven people injured, authorities reported on Thursday (Oct 10).

Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris has erased Republican rival Donald Trump's advantage in the vast middle of American society: suburban residents and middle-income households, an analysis of Reuters/Ipsos polling shows.

Pakistan leg-spinner Abrar Ahmed is being treated in a hospital in Multan after he complained of illness during the ongoing first Test against England. After bowling 31 overs on day three, Abrar complained of high fever and body soreness on the morning of the fourth day, taking no further part in the game.

A Tampa Bay, Florida resident has survived after braving Hurricane Milton alone on his 20-foot sailboat in the harbour. Nicknamed 'Lieutenant Dan' based on a Forrest Gump character, Joe Malinowski went viral on social media after he said he would not evacuate and instead ride out the life-threatening hurricane.

Former Harrods owner Mohamed Al-Fayed has again been accused of sexual abuse by another 65 women, with allegations stretching far beyond Harrods and as far back as 1977, reported BBC.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi embarked on a two day visit to Laos where he will be attending 21st Asean-India and 19th East Asia Summit. Chinese Premiere, Japan's new PM and South Korea's President is also expected to participate in the summit. Watch to know more.

Taiwan's President Lai Ching-te has vowed to resolutely "resist annexation" in the face of China's growing military and political pressure on Taipei — which Beijing claims as part of its territory.

Medical scientists have moved a step closer to a new exercise drug that gives you the benefits of working out without sweating it out. Danish researchers have reportedly come up with a pill that duplicates the benefits of exercising.

Conjoined twins have been successfully separated following an intricate 8-hour surgery, marking a medical milestone. The twins, who were joined at a critical area, underwent a complex operation involving a skilled team of surgeons, anesthesiologists, and specialists. The procedure required careful planning and precision to ensure the safe separation of shared organs and tissues. Both children are now in stable condition and under close observation as they begin their recovery. The successful surgery offers hope for the twins’ future, as well as a testament to advancements in medical science and teamwork.

The race for the next conservative party leader in the UK is down to two as Tory MPS eliminated James cleverly, in a result which left many conservatives shocked and the labor an liberal Democrats rivals delighted. Watch to know more details.

Records were broken left, right and centre on Thursday (Oct 10) as England batters Harry Brook and Joe Root shattered several records on Day 4 of the first Test match against Pakistan in Multan.

NASA’s Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter spacecraft has clicked the photo of a region on the red planet that looks like a Japanese dry zen garden. It recently snapped the Daedalia Planum from orbit where the spectacular site is present.

In the town of Leesburg in rural southwest Georgia, just over a dozen election workers sit at card tables, each thumbing through stacks of 50 blank pieces of paper, practising counting ballots by hand.

The Palestinian Red Crescent said an Israeli air strike on a Gaza school killed at least 28 people on Thursday, while the Israeli military reported that it struck a Hamas command centre.

India is set to build two nuclear-powered attack submarines or SSNs, as China, the world's biggest Navy, flexes its Naval power in the region's maritime waters. The two SSNs will have a combined cost of around $3.

India mourns the loss of Ratan Tata, one of its most iconic industrialists and philanthropists, as his remarkable philanthropic journey comes to an end. Ratan Tata, former chairman of the Tata Group, was widely respected not only for his business leadership but also for his deep commitment to social causes.