The US and its Gulf allies have reportedly initiated covert talks with Iran to establish a ceasefire in West Asia. Meanwhile, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu claimed that Hezbollah's leader-in-waiting, Hashem Safieddine, has been killed by Israeli forces, even though the IDF has not confirmed this.

Morning news brief: West Asia crisis updates; Musk's X back in Brazil, and more

JD Vance, the Republican vice presidential nominee, backed Donald Trump’s state-based approach to abortion, just days after Melania Trump's pro-choice statements.

Morning news brief: Trump back in Pennsylvania after failed assassination; Israel on alert, and more

In Singapore, former transport minister S Iswaran has been sentenced to 12 months in prison for a graft case. Meanwhile, drone footage appears to show Russian soldiers executing 16 Ukrainian prisoners of war, in what Ukraine claims is part of Vladimir Putin's violent policies.

Morning news brief: Trump's 'desperate criminal scheme' for power; Singapore ex-minister jailed, and more

The first US vice-presidential debate between JD Vance and Tim Walz centred around key issues like abortion and immigration, but was overshadowed by Donald Trump.

Morning news brief: Vance vs Walz debate; Iran-Israel tensions updates, and more

US Vice President Kamala Harris launched a scathing attack on Donald Trump and the Republican Party, criticising them for their "hypocritical" stance on abortion.

Morning news brief: Harris slams 'hypocrite' Trump; Ukraine bans Telegram on official devices, and more

Former US president Donald Trump was the target of a second assassination attempt in two months, as a gunman opened fire while he was playing at his golf course, in Florida.

Morning news brief: Donald Trump survives second assassination attempt; India's operation Sadbhav, and more

Concerns are mounting in the US and UK over a potential nuclear deal between Russia and Iran, with fears that Moscow may have shared nuclear secrets with Tehran.

Morning news brief: Russia-Iran's potential nuclear secret deal; Haiti fuel tank explosion, and more

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump said on Thursday (September 12) that he will not participate in another debate against Vice President Kamala Harris, his Democratic opponent.

Morning news brief: Trump rejects debate rematch with Harris; N Korea reveals banned uranium site, and more

The United Nations Palestinian refugee agency UNRWA on Wednesday (Sep 11) revealed that six of its staffers were killed after two Israeli airstrikes hit a school in Gaza.

Morning news brief: UN staffers killed in Israeli strikes; Rahul Gandhi clarifies reservation stance, & more

Following the debate against Kamala Harris, Donald Trump took to Truth Social to express his frustration, claiming the debate was "three on one" and accusing the moderators of bias.

Morning news brief: Historic US presidential debate; Trump claims bias, and more

Indian security forces have neutralised two terrorists in Jammu and Kashmir's Nowshera region during an anti-infiltration operation that took place over the weekend.

Morning news brief: Republican report on US Afghan exit; Indian army neutralises terrorists in J&K, and more

CIA Director William Burns has revealed that a more detailed ceasefire proposal for the ongoing Gaza war will be presented in the next few days. In Georgia, the mother of Colt Gray, the shooter who killed four people at Apalachee High School, reportedly called the school to warn of an "extreme emergency" involving her son, before the tragic event unfolded last week.

Morning news brief: Detailed Gaza ceasefire plan to be released soon; Kentucky highway shooting, and more

In Georgia, US, a shooting spree at a high school has claimed the lives of four people: two students and two teachers. The shooter, a 14-year-old student of the same school has been arrested and will be tried as an adult.

Morning news brief: Georgia high school shooting; Arvind Kejriwal's bail plea in Supreme Court, and more

As the Gaza war continues for almost 10 months, Hezbollah has confirmed that its top commander Faud Shukr was assassinated in an Israeli strike. The senior commander's body has been discovered.

Morning news brief: Kerala landslide death toll crosses 200; Trump questions Harris' race, and more

On August 5, Pakistan's ex-prime minister, Imran Khan, will complete one year in jail. This has prompted his party, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), to announce nationwide protests against what they call an "indiscriminate crackdown.

Morning news brief: Imran Khan's one year in jail; Turkey to enter Gaza war? and more

The presidential race between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris is heating up, with both candidates plying each other with sharp insults. Trump called Harris "evil" and "unhinged," while Harris described Trump as "just plain weird.

Morning brief: Trump vs Harris war of words; Netanyahu vows retaliation for Golan Heights attack, and more

US Vice President Kamala Harris kicked off her presidential campaign with a rally where she slammed her Republican rival Donald Trump. Meanwhile, following an assassination attempt, Donald Trump plans to cease outdoor rallies, such as the one in Butler, Pennsylvania, where he was shot.

Morning brief: Kamala Harris slams Trump; N Korea trash balloons hit S Korea presidential palace, and more

US President Joe Biden has withdrawn from the presidential race, a move unprecedented in US presidential election history. His decision follows growing concerns about his age and mental fitness.

Morning news brief: Biden's exit from election race; major attack on Indian Army in J&K thwarted, and more

Donald Trump has officially been named the Republican presidential nominee after securing enough delegate votes at the Republican National Convention, following an attempted assassination at a rally in Pennsylvania.

Morning news brief: Donald Trump nominated Republican Nominee; soldiers killed in gunfight in J&K, and more

The US is dealing with the aftermath of an alleged assassination attempt on Donald Trump, the presumptive Republican Party candidate for the 2024 US Elections. The Secret Service is on high alert for the Republican National Convention (RNC), which is slated to commence on Monday (Jul 14).

Morning news brief: Trump credits 'border patrol chart' for saving his life; Biden addresses Americans, & more

Today, the top news is the alleged assassination attempt on Donald Trump, the presumptive Republican Party candidate for the 2024 US Elections. Scroll down to read the various fasts of Trump's brush with death.

Morning news brief: Donald Trump assassination attempt, updates on the man who tried to kill him, and more

Reports suggest that senior House Democrats are set to publicly urge President Joe Biden to withdraw from the presidential race on Monday because of concerns about his ability to serve effectively for the next four years.

Morning brief: Senior Democrats to ask Biden to quit election race; Boeing avoids criminal trial, and more

In the United Kingdom, voters are gearing up to cast their ballots in a pivotal general election today (Thursday, July 4). The election is widely seen as a referendum on 14 years of Conservative governance.

Morning news brief: Voting in UK polls; Canada names first woman to lead military, and more

US President Joe Biden has attributed his lacklustre debate performance to pre-debate travel fatigue, claiming he "almost fell asleep on stage." Meanwhile, the prolonged Israel-Hamas conflict has severely affected Gaza's children, leading to dangerous skin diseases.

Morning news brief: Biden reveals reason for abysmal debate performance; Children suffering in Gaza, and more

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