Saudi Arabia's King Salman bin Abdulaziz told US President Donald Trump on a phone call that the kingdom was eager to achieve a fair and permanent solution to the Palestinian issue after UAE.

Saudi king talks to Donald Trump about fair solution to Palestine issue

The Pakistani Army is running two indoctrination camps built on the lines of Uyghurs re-education camps of China for Baloch fighters in a bid to control the situation in its restive southwestern province of Balochistan.

Pakistan Army develops Xinjiang style indoctrination camps in Balochistan

A Saudi Arabian court jailed eight people for between 7 and 20 years for the 2018 murder of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi, four months after his family forgave his killers and enabled death sentences to be set aside.

Saudi Arabia jails 8 over Khashoggi murder, sentence reversed after family's pardon

Two Australian journalists working in China's media outlets have been forced out of the country following an extraordinary diplomatic stand-off. Bill Birtles, the ABC correspondent in Beijing, and Michael Smith, the Australian Financial Review’s Shanghai-based China correspondent, flew back to Sydney on Monday.

Australian journalists flee China after diplomatic stand-off

Almost 300 people were arrested in Hong Kong as hundreds of protesters had taken to the streets to how their opposition to the decision to postpone key elections that should have been held on Sunday. Hong Kong police also fired rounds of pepper balls and swooped on protesters.

Hong Kong police arrest around 300 at Pro-Democracy camp protests over poll delay

Sunday was meant to be voting day for the city's partially elected legislature, one of the few instances where Hong Kongers get to cast ballots. But the city's pro-Beijing leader Carrie Lam suspended the polls for a year

Protests rage across Hong Kong after delay in local elections

Sudan agrees with rebel groups to remove Islam as state religion. Peace deals include bold pledges on religious freedom. Ousted dictator Bashir had implemented Islamic law in the state.

Sudan signs deal with rebel group to remove Islam as state religion

China's exports beat expectations in August as the world's biggest manufacturing nation's overseas markets reopened from Covid-19. Exports rose 9.5% from a year earlier.

China's export grow significantly faster than Global trade

Police fired rounds of pepper balls at protesters in Hong Kong on Sunday and arrested 300 people after demonstrators took to the streets to oppose the postponement of legislative elections and a new national security law imposed by China.

Hong Kong police fire pepper balls at protesters opposing postponement of local elections

Coronavirus pandemic has cost Mary Mae Dacanay her factory job in the Philippines, 23-year-old came up with a unique source of income- leaf art. Watch the full report to know more.

Ex-factory worker creates leaf art amid pandemic in Philippines

Schools are beginning to slowly reopen in the different parts of the world. But parents are facing a big dilemma, without a cure or vaccine for the Coronavirus, is it going to be safe to send children to school? Watch full report to know more.

Are schools equipped with hygiene protocols for COVID-19?

The inland waterways route between Tripura and Bangladesh is made operational when Chief Minister of Tripura, Biplab Kumar Deb received a barge with a consignment of cement from Bangladesh.

Tripura-Bangladesh waterways route made operational

One man was killed and two people critically injured during multiple stabbing attacks in Britain's Birmingham. Incident reported outside the night club in city centre. Police is investigation the incident.

1 man killed, 2 critically injured in stabbings in Birmingham

A new document accessed by security agencies confirms links of a terror proxy with Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI). As per the agencies, the letter certifies Hizbul Mujahideen Chief Syed Salahuddin as 'bona fide' official of Pakistan's intelligence agency ISI.

New document reveals links between Hizbul Chief and Pak intelligence

Jews once comprised 40 % of Baghdad's population, according to a 1917 Ottoman census. But after the creation of the Israeli state in 1948, regional tensions skyrocketed and anti-Semitic campaigns took hold, pushing most of Iraq's Jews to flee. Watch full report to know more.

Study shows Iraq and Syria's Jewish sites in ruins

UK police arrested 72 members of the Extinction Rebellion group after climate change protesters blocked the printing presses of several newspapers which resulted in disrupting their distribution.

Climate change protesters arrested after blocking British Newspaper Presses

The death toll from a gas explosion that tore through a Bangladesh mosque has risen to 24, conditions of 13 injured people is critical while bodies of some of the injured are 70-80% burnt.

Bangladesh Mosque gas explosion death toll rises to 24, 13 in critical condition

Due to the Coronavirus Pandemic school children are learning through video applications and broadcast channels, including in Uganda. But while many embrace the new normal, not all families are able to afford paying for data or even electricity for the television. Watch the report to know more.

Uganda introduces virtual learning for students, many families struggles to pay for Data

US state California continues to battle wildfire that has forced thousands to evacuate. The firefighters are struggling to contain blaze. Several areas have reported power outages as the fire damaged transformers.

Wildfire in the US state forces thousands to evacuate

Shaheena Shaheen Baloch, a Baloch woman journalist, was shot and killed in Kech, Balochistan. She had been getting death threats and warnings by the Baloch militants to leave her job. However, she did not submit to the threats.

Baloch female journalist shot dead by two unidentified men

E-retailer Amazon has announced ban on the sale of foreign seeds in the US after thousands of residents from across the country complained that they had received mysterious packages containing unidentified seeds from China.

Amazon bans sales of foreign seeds in US after thousand receive mysterious packets

A handful of tight races around US will determine whether Republicans hold their 53-seat majority out of 100-seats in US Senate as 6 of the 35 US Senate seats are up for re-election this November.

Republicans hold 53 seat majority in Senate, Democrats need 4 seats to gain majority

Protesters clash with Police in Rochester, New York. Killing of Medical worker sparks fresh protest in Kentucky. Anti-racism protest escalate in Portland marks 100th night of Black Lives Matter protests.

Black Lives Matter protesters clash with Police during demonstrations

Anti-racism protest escalate in US Portland marks 100th night of Black Lives Matter protests. Protesters clash with Police in Rochester, New York. Killing of Medical worker sparks fresh protest in Kentucky.

Portland marks 100th night of anti-racism protests, fresh protest erupt in Kentucky

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un toured areas hit by a typhoon, replaced a local provincial party committee chairman and ordered Pyongyang officials to lead a recovery effort.

Kim Jong Un tours Typhoon ravaged areas of North Korea

India reported a record daily jump of 90,633 Coronavirus cases in 24 hours and reported 1,065 fatalities linked to the virus. The county may soon become world's new virus epicentre. India has crossed 4.1 million mark with the death toll crossing the 70,000 mark.

90,633 fresh Coronavirus cases in biggest one-day rise in India

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan issues a threat to Greece over simmering tensions in the Eastern Mediterranean. He said that Turkey is ready for every possibility & consequences. Turkey also accused Greece for shunning dialogue.

Turkey issues fresh threat to Greece, warning amid row over gas & oil resources

Several boats sank on lake Travis in Texas at an event promoted as 'Trump Boat Parade'. The authorities rescued numerous people from the waters of lake. Authorities said that no casualties have been reported & cause of the accident is under investigation.

Several boats sank on Lake Travis in Texas during 'Trump Boat Parade'

Hundreds of people have shown up in the centre of Rome to demonstrate against the Italian government's measures to counter the spread of COVID-19.

Protesters in Rome demonstrate against COVID-19 measures

Typhoon Haishen slam Japan in a week unleashed fierce winds and rain on southern islands, blowing off rooftops and leaving homes without power. Warnings have been issued, days in advance, for people to be ready to take shelter and stock up on food and water.

Typhoon Haishen hits Japan with 112Mph winds, authorities urge to take utmost caution

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