As the Israel-Hamas war rages on in Gaza, US Vice-President Kamala Harris has issued America's strongest rebuke to ally Israel and said it was not doing enough to ease the "humanitarian catastrophe" in the city.

Morning news brief: Kamala Harris rebukes Israel, Nikki Haley defeats Trump in Washington DC, and more

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has called for an independent investigation into the killing of over 100 people in Gaza who were seeking humanitarian aid. Meanwhile, a devastating fire in a seven-story building in Dhaka, Bangladesh, has claimed at least 43 lives and left many others injured.

Morning news brief: Bangladesh fire; Alexei Navalny's funeral; and more

The race for the US Presidential Elections in November is getting more intense, with Donald Trump winning the GOP primary in Michigan and Joe Biden securing victory in the Democratic primary.

Morning news brief: Biden and Trump win Michigan primaries, Japan depopulation crisis, and more

The United States has joined the list of countries that have suspended funding to the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA).

Morning news brief: US pauses funding to UNRWA, Musk's Tesla pay package cancelled, and more

Lawmakers In the United States have reached a $1.4 trillion deal to avoid a partial government shutdown. Meanwhile, Donald Trump has again made headlines by referring to the those jailed in connection to the 2021 Capitol riots as 'hostages'.

Morning news brief: Trump calls Jan 6 rioters 'hostages', Golden Globe Awards, and more

In Ukraine, the threat of Russian missiles has led to air alerts being raised. Meanwhile, the death toll from a severe earthquake that struck central Japan on January 1 (New Year's Day) has risen to at least 30.

Morning news brief: Jimmy Lai pleads not guilty, Japan earthquake toll rises, and more

The Israel-Hamas war is close to its three-month mark. Thousands have lost their lives in the brutal conflict, among them a 70-year-old US-Israeli woman. Sharing the news of Judith Weinstein Haggai's death, US President Joe Biden said that he was utterly "devastated" and that Washington will "not stop working" with its ally Israel to bring the remaining hostages home.

Morning news brief: Trump disqualified in Maine; death of Israeli-American woman, and more

Hours after an explosion near the Israeli embassy in India's New Delhi raised concerns, Tel Aviv issued a travel advisory for its citizens living in India, suggesting to exercise caution.

Morning news brief: Israel issues advisory to citizens in India, Chennai ammonia leakage, and more

Palestinian detainees held in the Gaza Strip by the Israeli military have alleged torture and beatings at the hands of the army. However, the Israeli forces have denied the accusation, saying that the hostages were treated " in accordance with international law".

Morning news brief: Palestinian hostages tortured by Israel, Colorado mall shooting, and more

Emmanuel Macron, the President of France, has been invited to be the chief guest at India's upcoming Republic Day celebrations. This year, India marks its 75th celebration.

Morning news brief: Alleged killers of Manny Ellis acquitted, Vin Diesel accused of sexual assault, and more

During an interrogation with the Israeli forces, Ahmed Kahlot, the Director of Kamal Adwan hospital, a medical facility in Gaza, has reportedly confessed that the hospital was a military base for militant group Hamas.

Morning news brief: Gaza hospital a Hamas military base, Trump barred from Colorado ballot, and more

25 people were injured in the Ukrainian capital city Kyiv, as after a long hiatus, Russia carried out an attack. This is the second such strike in a week. Furthermore, a major cyberattack on Ukrainian telecommunications company Kyivstar has left millions without internet access.

Morning news brief: Missile attack rocks Kyiv, Brooklyn Nine-Nine actor Andre Braugher dies, and more

US President Joe Biden's son Hunter Biden has been indicted on three felonies and six misdemeanour tax offences. Meanwhile, on social media, and on Israeli TV, a video of scores of Palestinian men, stripped and allegedly in military custody, sitting on a street is spreading like wildfire.

Morning news brief: Hunter Biden indicted, Israel strips naked Gazan men, and more

As the Israel-Hamas war reaches its two-month mark, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with hostages released by the militant group. Afterwards, he blasted international women's rights groups for their silence over the alleged sexual violence that happened at the hands of Hamas.

Morning news brief: UNICEF report on poverty and children, Netanyahu on Hamas' sexual violence, and more

Today marks day 34 of the Israel-Hamas war. You can track the latest happenings in the conflict with WION's live blog here. In a recent statement, Gaza's health ministry said that Israel is striking on or near at near three hospitals, including two children's hospitals in Gaza.

Morning news brief: Israel targets hospitals in Gaza, first chikungunya vaccine, and more

Today marks day 32 days of the Israel-Hamas war, and the conflict is far from over. There isn't an immediate military or diplomatic solution in sight, as both Israel and Hamas continue to rebuff international calls for a ceasefire.

Morning news brief: Israel-Hamas war updates, Ohio says yes to abortion rights, and more

Today marks the 27th day of the Israel-Hamas war. Since October 7th, the conflict has claimed 1,400 Israeli and 8,796 Palestinian — including 3,648 children — lives.

Morning news brief: Israel-Hamas war updates, Donald Trump Jr's testimony, and more

Today marks day 26 of the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, as Israel and Hamas engage in a war that threatens the region with spillover tensions. An Israeli strike on one of the largest refugee camps in Gaza has claimed 50 lives, the nation's increasingly aggressive offensive has prompted Bolivia to sever diplomatic ties with Israel.

Morning news brief: Israel-Hamas war updates, FBI warns against terror threats in US, and more

The Israel-Hamas war has entered its 13th day, with the casualties rising to at least 5,000. As per the US, regional tensions have also led to troops in Syria and Iraq being attacked.

Morning news brief: Israel-Hamas war, Canada withdraws diplomats from India, and more

In the latest, the Ecuadorian prison authorities revealed that six people who lost their lives in a prison on Friday were under suspicion in connection with the murder of anti-corruption presidential candidate Fernando Villavicencio.

Morning brief: 6 dead Ecuadorian inmates linked to murder of presidential candidate, 53 killed in Sikkim

In India's northeastern state of Sikkim, a cloudburst has pushed Teesta river's levels to alarming levels, triggering alert in the north and east districts. A top secret UK report has revealed that 55 Chinese sailors have died in the Yellow sea after their nuclear sub was ensnared in traps laid out by their nation for US and allies.

Morning brief: Cloudburst in India's Sikkim, Martian dust devil, and more

In the latest, Matt Gaetz, a Republican lawmaker associated with far-right views, initiated an effort to remove Kevin McCarthy, the current Speaker of the United States House of Representatives, from his position.

Morning brief: Republican lawmaker pushes to oust House Speaker McCarthy, UK's healthcare racism, & more

In the latest, a group of Khalistan sympathisers assembled outside the Indian Consulate in Vancouver to demonstrate against the assassination of Khalistani militant Hardeep Singh Nijjar, an incident that Canada has suggested may have ties to individuals associated with the Indian government.

Morning brief: Khalistan rally outside Vancouver's Indian Consulate, Modi slams Moody's Aadhaar claim, & more

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