In the biggest blow to the Al-Qaeda group since its founder Osama bin Laden was killed in 2011, United States has now confirmed that they have killed Al-Qaeda leader and Bin Laden's successor Ayman Al-Zawahiri. The Al-Qaeda supremo was killed in a US airstrike in Afghanistan on Sunday. While delivering his speech at the White House, US President Joe Biden stated that Justice has now delivered.

United States conducts drone strike in Afghanistan, kills Al-Qaeda chief Ayman Al-Zawahiri

Taliban has condemned the killing of Al-Qaeda leader and Bin Laden's successor Ayman Al-Zawahiri, calling it a violation of international principles. WION's correspondent Anas Mallick brings more on this.

US airstrike kills Al-Qaeda chief Ayman Al-Zawahiri, Taliban condemns attack

In a huge blow to the Al-Qaeda group since its founder Osama bin Laden was killed in 2011, United States has now confirmed that they have killed Al-Qaeda leader and Bin Laden's successor Ayman Al-Zawahiri. While delivering his speech at the White House, US President Joe Biden stated that Justice has now delivered.

Al-Qaeda chief Ayman Al-Zawahiri killed in Afghanistan, 'justice has been delivered,' says Joe Biden

In a huge blow to the Al-Qaeda group since its founder Osama bin Laden was killed in 2011, United States has now confirmed that they have killed Al-Qaeda leader and Bin Laden's successor Ayman Al-Zawahiri.

Ayman Al-Zawahiri: 9/11 mastermind and Osama bin Laden's successor killed in US Drone Strike

China targeting major sectors of the developing nations is not something new. From Sri Lanka to Nepal, China has managed to invest in major infrastructural projects, all in the bid to spread its presence in the entire region. Now, China is shifting focus to the conflict-ridden Afghanistan.

China exempts Afghanistan from taxes, new move to exploit Afghan resources?

Monkeypox and Covid-19 have raised awareness around the world about Zoonotic diseases which are passed between the animals and human beings. The Ugandan government has now built laboratories that track Zoonotic diseases in national park where communities live very close to a wide variety of wildlife.

New Ugandan lab gives early alerts for Zoonotic diseases

The country of Iraq is in turmoil as the protests and counter - protests wreak havoc in the nation. The supporters of Shiite muslim cleric Moqtada Sadr occupy the parliament, breaking the cement barriers.

Counter-Protests against Pro-Sadr group in Iraq

In a major boost to strengthen ties between India and Maldives, the ground-breaking ceremony of the Maldives biggest infrastructure project will be held today in New Delhi. Maldives President is in New Delhi on a four-day visit.

Male Connectivity Project: India-Maldives mega infrastructure push

The United Kingdom has proposed the return of Elgin marbles of Athens, Greece after almost 200 years. In this process, UK is also expected to initiate the return of a host of Indian artifacts which were captured from India during the colonial times.

Is UK finally returning the Kohinoor back to India?

Ayman Al-Zawahiri killed in Afghanistan | Blinken says Taliban 'grossly' violated Doha agreement

As fears of Monkeypox virus continues to spread, India's southern state of Kerala has now ordered a high-level inquiry into the death of a youth who had tested positive for monkey pox earlier. According to media reports, the 22-year-old youth hail from Kerala's Thrissur district.

India: Kerala youth with Monkeypox symptoms dies, govt orders high-level inquiry

Pakistan imports fell by more than a third in July after a ban on non-essentials, the finance minister said on Sunday, adding the improved trade situation will reduce pressure on the struggling rupee.

Pakistan imports fall sharply in July

New Zealand's borders will fully reopen to visitors from around the world, this for the first time since covid-19 pandemic closed borders in March of 2020.

New Zealand's borders fully open after long Covid-induced closure

Germany's pilot union Vereinigung Cockpit (VC) on Sunday overwhelmingly voted in favor of industrial action, paving the way for a strike at Lufthansa.

Lufthansa pilot votes in favour of industrial action

South Korea’s exports grew at a faster annual pace in July than a month earlier, trade ministry data showed on Monday, while the trade deficit widened to the biggest in six months.

South Korea’s July exports grow at faster pace, trade deficit widens

Struggling developer China Evergrande Group said that one of its subsidiaries, Evergrande Group (Nanchang) Co, Ltd, had been ordered to pay a guarantor 7.3 billion yuan ($1.08 billion) for failing to honour its debt obligations.

Chinese developer Evergrande's unit ordered to pay out $1.1 billion

Amid tensions of rising energy crisis in Europe, Latvia has become latest EU member state to stop getting gas supply from Russia.

Gas ban imposed as Latvian firm was paying in Euros to Russia

The race for UK's next PM is on as the voting to select the new leader of the Conservative party is set to begin today. Foreign secretary Liz Truss is leading ahead of former finance minister Rishi Sunak.

UK: Tory leadership race reaches final leg, Sunak trailing behind Truss

Israel seeks disbandment of a United Nations panel, investigating its 2021 war with Palestine citing the alleged remarks made by one of its members as 'anti-semitic'.

Probe on Israel-Palestine war | Yair Lapid: These 'anti-semitic' remarks are a stain on the entire UN

Kentucky’s death toll from record flooding has risen to 28 people and many more are missing. Worsening weather conditions have hampered rescue operations.

WION Climate Tracker: Death toll climbs to 28 in Kentucky, worsening weather hampers rescue ops

The war in Ukraine continues to rage on for the sixth straight month and there seems to be no end to this deadlock. In the latest, Russia has launched fresh missile strikes in the southern Ukrainian city of Mykolaiv.

Russia pounds Ukraine's Mykolaiv, millionaire businessman dies in attack

Days after Democratic Republic of Congo witnessed violent anti-UN protests in its eastern region, the United Nations peacekeepers opened fire at the Congo-Uganda border killing at least two people and injuring 15 others.

UN peacekeepers open fire in DR Congo, UN Chief expresses outrage

Is Bangladesh heading towards a debt crisis? Dhaka has now requested two billion dollars from the World Bank and the Asian Development Bank to boost the economy, this comes amid the massive political and economic unrest in the South Asian nation.

Bangladesh seeks $2 billion monetary aid from World Bank, ADB

Pakistan continues to reel under an economic crisis, the country's government has now imposed additional taxes to collect 125 million US dollars from its citizens.

Pakistan: Shehbaz Sharif government imposes additional taxes to raise $125 million

Israel seeks disbandment of a United Nations panel, investigating its 2021 war with Palestine citing the alleged remarks made by one of its members as 'anti-semitic'. WION's correspondent Jodie Cohen brings in more on this.

Israel seeks disbandment of UN panel probing 2021 Israel-Palestine war

A dispute over license plates between the Balkan nations of Kosovo and Serbia, from whom Kosovo split 14 years ago, yielded protests and gunfire Sunday night.

Tensions between Serbia and Kosovo erupt once more over licence plates

As tensions in Myanmar over the Junta rule continues, the head of the country's Junta has now extended the state of emergency cited continued terrorism activity in the country as the main reason for the extension.

Myanmar Junta extends emergency, cites terrorism activity as main reason

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On Russia's Naval day, Russian president Vladimir Putin has signed a new naval doctrine which casts United States as Russia's main rival. Further outlining Russia's global maritime ambitions in areas such as the arctic and the Black sea, the Russian president further cautioned on how Russia had the military clout to defeat any potential aggressors.

Russia holds annual Navy Day parade, 'US is the main threat to national security'

Senegal went to the polls for a legislative election on Sunday and counting is underway for the polls which is a crucial precursor for the 2024 Presidential elections. Now, amid this, Senegal President Macky Sall's ruling coalition has now claimed that it has won 30 of the country's 46 administrative departments.

Senegal Elections: Ruling coalition claims victory in 30 departments

Indian Army's canine unit dog 'Alex' has been shot dead by terrorists during an anti-terror operation in Jammu & Kashmir. Alex suffered three gun wounds and died on the spot.

Indian Army dog 'Axel' shot dead by terrorists during an anti-terror operation in Jammu & Kashmir

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