As the race to 10 Downing street continues, Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak vowed to fix the Northern Ireland Protocol during the latest Hustings event in Belfast.

Truss, Sunak to 'fix' Northern Ireland Protocol, survey shows 32 point lead for Liz Truss

The Cuban government will allow foreign investment in domestic wholesale and retail trade for the first time since 1959; the move aims to address commodity shortages and boost local industry.

Foreign investment to start in Cuba's wholesale and retail sectors

A blast at a mosque in Kabul's north west district killed at least 21 people leaving 33 others injured. The explosion is said to have occurred when people were offering evening prayers at the mosque.

At least 21 killed, 33 injured as massive explosion hits Kabul mosque: Reports

The Ethiopian government called for a formal Tigray ceasefire agreement to be reached as soon as possible, to enable the resumption of basic services in the war-stricken region.

Ethiopia's peace proposal for Tigray rebels

Ethiopian government calls for a formal Tigray ceasefire agreement

Tory leaders Sunak, Truss vow to fix 'Northern Ireland Protocol'

'Surprised he survived,' A sensational revelation has come to light about the assailant who tried to kill the famous writer Salman Rushdie.

Novelist Salman Rushdie's attacker ‘surprised’ author survived

Pakistan's de-facto Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif could be returning home as soon as next month. Sharif who is in a self-imposed exile in London on medical grounds is looking to make a comeback as the PM .

Former PM Nawaz Sharif to return to Pakistan in September

Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky called for the destruction of a bridge linking Russia to Crimea. Russian bases and Crimea have been attacked in recent weeks.

Ukraine says Kerch bridge is an 'illegal', must go 'voluntary or not'

Russia alleged sabotage after two separate explosions were reported in the key areas of Crimea, forcing evacuations. Kyiv has hinted at special military unit's involvement.

Russia-Ukraine war: Explosions at Crimea depot prompt thousands to evacuate

Since the beginning of the Ukraine war, Russia has stepped up its cyber warfare activities to launch attacks on Ukrainian website. Even after months into the war, such attacks have not ended. In the latest, Ukraine state nuclear operator has now said that Moscow-backed hackers have attacked their official website in an attempt to disrupt the activities.

Ukraine's nuclear operator claims cyberattacks on its website

Philips Chief Executive Frans van Houten will leave the company in October, the Dutch health technology firm said on Tuesday, after a key product recall cut its market value by more than half over the past year.

Philips parts ways with CEO Frans van Houten in midst of massive recall

The world’s richest man Elon Musk proclaimed he is buying Manchester United in a random tweet Tuesday. However, after the much-anticipated Twitter bid, it’s unclear if the billionaire is serious.

Will the world's richest man Elon Musk now aim for Manchester United?

US President Joe Biden signed the inflation reduction act into law, this bill is seen as a big climate change and health care package seeks to raise taxes mainly on the rich.

US President Joe Biden signs inflation reduction act into law

Apple supplier BOE Technology Group Co Ltd will make adjustments at its operations in Sichuan due to power rationing in the region, it said in a stock market filing on Tuesday.

Apple supplier BOE, others say production hit by Sichuan power rationing

American Airlines Group Inc agreed to buy up to 20 jets from aircraft maker Boom Supersonic, becoming the second major US airline to bet on ultra-fast passenger travel in the last two years.

American airlines bets on Supersonic travel

A day after Kenya's Election Chief declared Deputy President William Ruto as the winner of the Presidential elections, his Presidential rival and the runner-up of the elections Raila Odinga has now come forward. Odinga said that he will challenge the election results by taking all constitutional and legal actions.

Kenya Presidential Elections | Raila Odinga: Results will lead to long legal crisis for Kenya

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi held talks with French President Emmanuel Macron. The two reviewed bilateral relations between India and France and discussed the Russia-Ukraine war that has led to global food security concerns among other issues.

PM Modi, France's Macron discuss bilateral cooperation, global food security

Another Indian sports body is in danger of being banned. The Indian Olympic Association has been placed under a committee of administrators by the Delhi high court.

Delhi High Court appoints three-member COA to take over IOA

In Europe, the fears of a nuclear disaster is growing every day. In focus is the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant which has been at great risks. There has been fresh shelling close to the nuclear plant, both Ukraine and Russia blaming each other.

Zelensky: Zaporizhzhia 'catastrophe' would threaten Europe

Leadership contest continues in the United Kingdom as contenders Rishi Sunak and Liz Truss target Scottish votes at Perth Hustings. In a bid to woo conservatives there, Sunak and Truss have openly expressed their opposition to a second Scottish referendum.

Scottish independence ignites UK PM race: Truss, Sunak oppose Scotland referendum

India's external affairs minister S. Jaishankar has now said that India is closely monitoring the docking of Chinese vessel ship.

'India closely monitoring the docking,' says S Jaishankar on Chinese spy ship Yuan Wang 5

The recent shelling around the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant has scared the world, experts have predicted that these strikes could lead to a possible catastrophe.

Ukraine, Russia trade blames over Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant strikes

Hockey Canada is mired in a sex scandal. It faces accusations of settling a sexual assault lawsuit against 8 players of the junior team. The future of Hockey Canada is in peril!

Future of Hockey Canada in peril after sport's governing body hid sex abuse lawsuits

The United States has successfully tested a nuclear-capable ballistic missile on Tuesday after twice postponing the launch to avoid fueling tensions amid the ongoing Ukraine war and the Taiwan conflict.

US carries out Intercontinental missile test delayed over Taiwan conflict, Ukraine war

China continues its crackdown on Taiwan. In the latest, it has sanctioned seven Taiwanese officials for supporting the island's independence, its state media reported.

US delegation's Taiwan visit irks China, sanctions 7 Taiwanese officials

The UK's leader of opposition Keir Starmer has released labour's plans to deal with rising inflation and soaring energy prices. The labour leader said that the families will not have to pay a penny more under his party's plan to tackle the ongoing economic crisis.

'Can control inflation by freezing energy bills,' Keir Starmer details energy price cap plan

South Korea, the Asian economy is competing with Japan in the list of nations that are facing a massive labour crunch and putting older workers back into factories is the only option now.

South Korea's foreign labour crunch, older workers back in factories

A recovery in global business travel spending to pre-pandemic levels is likely to be delayed by 18 months to 2026 because of factors like inflation, high energy prices, labour shortages and lockdowns in China.

Inflation, labour shortages to delay recovery in business travel spending

Venezuela's inflation slowed to 7.5% month-over-month in July, from 11.4% recorded in June, according to data released on Monday by the country's central bank.

Venezuela inflation slows to 7.5% in July

India is steering itself towards a battery-operated automobile revolution. Ola has also announced a new electric scooter it's called the S1, it's a cheaper alternative to the S1 Pro.

Ola driving green mobility in India, launches new electric vehicles

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