Israel conducted air strikes on the Bekaa Valley in eastern Lebanon early Sunday after Hezbollah said that it downed an Israeli drone. The Reuters sources said that the Israeli attack targeted a Hezbollah training camp in Janta village, near the border with Syria.

Morning news brief: Israel strikes Hezbollah camp in Lebanon; Russia-Ukraine war updates, and more

At least 60 people were left dead and more than 140 wounded as gunmen entered a Moscow concert hall on Friday (Mar 22) and opened fire. ISIS has claimed responsibility for the attack on Crocus City Hall, described as one of the deadliest in Russia in decades.

Morning news brief: Terrorist attack in Moscow kills 60; US enters partial govt shutdown, and more

At least 116 people have been killed in the Gansu province after a strong, shallow tremor, according to the state broadcaster CCTV citing provincial earthquake relief headquarters.

Morning brief: Death toll in China quake rises to 116, latest from Israel-Hamas war, and more

One of the 41 workers rescued from the Silkyara tunnel in the Himalayas after being trapped for 17 days has communicated with the media. In other news, according to a study released this week, severe impacts of climate change are projected to displace billions of people within the next 25 years.

Morning brief: Rescued Uttarakhand tunnel worker speaks out, Murdaugh gets 27 more years in jail, and more

Israel has said that it will allow two fuel truck per day into the Gaza Strip but United Nations agencies are pointing out that this supply is nowhere near to what is required to provide relief to thousands of Gazan civilians, who are facing unimaginable situation for more than a month due to Israeli attacks and blockade.

Morning brief: Internet, phone access back in Gaza, China attacks Australian divers, and more

An unidentified man, accompanied by a 4-year-old child, entered Hamburg Airport in Germany, leading the police to respond to what they believed was a hostage situation.

Morning news brief: Hostage crisis at Germany's Hamburg airport, Braverman's crackdown on tents, and more

Latest from Israel-Hamas war: The Palestinian militant group Hamas claims to have released two more female hostages abducted to the Gaza Strip from Israel during the October 7 attacks.

Morning brief: Hamas releases two more hostages, unrest in Brazil after death of crime boss, and more

US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan has said that the Biden administration is in touch with Indian government officials over Canada's claims about Indian agents being involved in the killing of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar.

Morning brief: US talking to India about Nijjar murder, says Biden adviser, & more

Twenty minutes before Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis' highly publicised 2024 presidential campaign launch, which was set for Wednesday with assistance from Twitter Circles, went from faltering along to being entirely offline before the candidate even got a chance to speak.

Morning brief: Twitter stutters as DeSantis announces 2024 presidential bid, Tina Turner passes away, & more

In the latest, Russia's deputy chairman of the Security Council, Dmitry Medvedev, said there are no other options left other than the physical elimination of Vladimir Zelensky "and his clique".

Morning brief: Ukraine denies involvement in alleged drone attack, Trump's NYT lawsuit dismissed, and more

The US midterm elections remain the top focus of the day with president Biden calling it "a good day for democracy." On the COVID-19 front, China's major industrial hub, Guangzhou is under lockdown after a major spike in daily Covid cases.

Morning news brief: US midterm elections, Hurricane Nicole and more

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar will brief parliamentary leaders of various political parties on August 26 on the developments in war-torn Afghanistan. Parliamentary Affairs Minister Pralhad Joshi said the physical briefing will take place at 11 am on Thursday in the Parliament House Annexe.

Indian external affairs minister Jaishankar to brief political party leaders on developments in Afghanistan

Morning news brief: Biggest news stories of the morning - from the tornado in US ripping through neighbourhoods, to the ongoing mayhem in Myanmar against the junta - we have it all.

Morning news brief: EU urges AstraZeneca to pick up pace, tornadoes in US kill 5, and more

India is racing ahead with work on its coronavirus vaccine. Serum Institute has said that Oxford COVID-19 vaccine should be available for the general public by April 2021.

Morning news brief: Covid vaccine by April, Biden criticizes Trump, and more

The US President Donald Trump has fired the Director of the US Department of Homeland Security Christopher Krebs after he had disputed Trump's claims of electoral fraud and has claimed that the recently-held US election 2020 were not manipulated.

Morning news brief: Trump fires Christopher Krebs, Biden holds talks with Modi and more

US President Donald Trump once again offers to mediate on Kashmir Speaking to US media, Trump said that he will do his best to meditate on 'the complicated situation'.

News brief: Big stories of the day

Gulf of Oman tanker attacks: Trump dismisses Iran denials, UN chief pushes for an independent probe US President Donald Trump declared Friday that a mysterious attack on two oil tankers in the Gulf of Oman had Iran "written all over it," rejecting Tehran's denial that it had any involvement.

RBI likely to give government bumper interim dividend: Sources The Reserve Bank of India (RBI), having changed leadership last month following a clash with the government, is likely to transfer an interim dividend of 300-400 billion rupees ($4.

Rafale deal was done with national security as a priority, says Nirmala Sitharaman in Parliament Defence minister Nirmala Sitharaman defended the government's move to buy Rafale fighter jets declaring that the country's "national security" was the government's top priority.

Will protect RBI's autonomy: New Governor Shaktikanta Das New RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das said Wednesday that he would protect the autonomy of the country's central bank.

VVIP chopper case accused Christian Michel brought to India after extradition from UAE Christian Michel James, the alleged middleman in politically-sensitive Rs 3,600-crore AgustaWestland chopper deal, was brought to India late Tuesday night following his extradition by the UAE, the CBI said.

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Honda Motor Co projected a brief premier of the prototype of its self-driven cars at its new testing facility

Honda's self-driving cars unveiled in California

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