A record 38 Chinese military jets crossed into Taiwan's defence zone as Beijing marked the founding of the People's Republic of China, Taipei said on Saturday.

Taiwan: 38 Chinese jets violate airspace

The Taliban foreign minister hosted a group of political ambassadors in Kabul. Envoys from China, Pakistan Russia attended this meet, the country who's envoy was missing was from Qatar.

Afghanistan Crisis: Growing fiction between Qatar and Taliban?

USA is reaching out to France as relations between the two takes a hit after AUKUS deal. US Secretary Antony Blinken will travel to Paris to meet top French officials.

US Secretary Antony Blinken to visit France amid AUKUS row

Today is October 2nd, Mahatma Gandhi's 152nd birth anniversary Here we bring a special tribute to the crusader of non-violence and peace.

Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi: The man who inspired all, celebrating legend's 152nd birth anniversary

It has been nearly two months since the Taliban takeover of Kabul but the United States and Taliban seem not ready for the negotiations, here's why!

United States & Taliban not ready for negotiations, how relevant is the Doha agreement?

Pakistan's military bases have been in the limelight for sometime now, there were talks about United States planning to use them. However, Pakistan has denied any such activity on its soil. Is Pakistan going back on its words?

Pakistan's U-Turn on use of military bases

US President Joe Biden vowed to get his domestic agenda over the line as he visited the US Congress to energize Democrats negotiating over twin make-or-break spending bills.

Joe Biden visits US Congress, vows to reach an agreement on twin make-or-break spending bills

Born in India, educated in England, Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi travelled to South Africa in early 1893 to practice law and then he spent 21 years fighting against injustice, class division and oppression.

South Africa: Mahatma Gandhi spent 21 years fighting against injustice, class division & oppression

Scores of demonstrators took to the streets of London to protest against China's human rights abuses and alleged genocide. #ResistChina #FreeTibet trends online.

'Resist China, Free Tibet' trends online: Anti-China protests in London

After being shut for more than a year, beaches in Havana are now opened for visitors. How did the locals take advantage of the new relaxed covid-19 guidelines.

Covid-19 curbs lifted, beaches finally reopened in Havana

A group of more than 20 current and former employees have levelled serious allegations of of sexism at Blue Origin, a space company founded by Amazon owner Jeff Bezos.

Sexist, toxic environment at Jeff Bezos's Blue Origin?

Five million lives have been lost due to Covid pandemic. Drugmaker Merck has now given new hopes, as it claims that its its COVID-19 pill will reduce hospitalizations and deaths by half in people recently infected with the Covid and that it would soon ask health officials around the world to authorize its use.

Covid Updates: Drugmaker Merck’s COVID pill cuts deaths, hospitalizations by half

Supporting Taliban in Afghanistan has come at a very high price for Pakistan, as fears of US sanction are increasing which is affecting the fragility of Pakistan's economy.

Fears of US sanctions surging affects Pakistan's economic fragility

It is an open secret that Pakistan supports Taliban, however, recent developments show that these decade-long relationship might get affected, here's why!

Taliban's victory a problem for Pakistan?

South Korea has marked its 73rd Armed Forces day with massive air and sea drills. The celebration was coupled with the ceremony which was attended by the president Moon Jae-in. The event comes after North Korea tested anti-aircraft missile.

South Korea celebrates 73rd Armed Forces day

Something unexpected is happening at U.S. military bases hosting Afghan evacuees. Nearly 700 of them are simply leaving before receiving U.S. resettlement services, this has raised alarms over immigration advocates concerned about risks to Afghans.

Nearly 700 Afghan evacuees leave military bases in U.S. before resettlement

After the Taliban takeover, the lives of millions of Afghans changed drastically. Those who managed to escape the Taliban rule ushered a new chapter in their life, those left behind are living like refugees in their own homeland.

Public executions back in Afghanistan, evacuated ones begin a new life

Greta Thunberg has mocked the climate goals set by world leaders, saying there has been no action so far. Is radical activism hurting the world's climate strategy? Or do world leaders deserve this scolding? Molly Gambhir tells you.

Gravitas: "Blah, blah, blah": Greta mocks climate goals

Fumio Kishida will replace Yoshihide Suga as Japan's Prime Minister. Who is Fumio Kishida? Will Japan's new leader be tough on China? Molly Gambhir brings you a report.

Gravitas: Meet Japan's 100th Prime Minister Fumio Kishida

America's top generals have contradicted Joe Biden's claim that he got no military advice on extending troop presence in Afghanistan. Who's lying? The US president or his 4-star generals? Molly Gambhir tells you.

Gravitas: Did Biden lie about Afghanistan military advice?

Of all the events surrounding the America's operations in Afghanistan, the military pullout process remains one of the most scrutinized. America's top leaders today faced tough questions over USA pullout from Afghanistan. Biden administration, military generals, intel failure or Donald Trump's Doha agreement- who and what is to be blamed?

America's top military generals face questions over Afghan pullout- who is to be blamed?

Jammu & Kashmir has recorded its highest influx of terrorists in 2 years. A Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorist captured alive by the Indian Army has revealed how the Pakistani Army & the ISI are training terrorists to attack India. Palki Sharma tells you more.

Gravitas: Lashkar terrorist spills the beans on Pakistan's Kashmir plan

The Taliban want India to resume flights. In a letter to DGCA India, they have requested 'smooth passenger movement' & given their 'highest assurance'. Palki Sharma asks: Do the Taliban's assurances work anymore?

Gravitas: The Taliban wants India to resume flights

American lawmakers have a day to avert a shutdown of the US government. If the budget is not passed, the US could default on its loans for the first time in its history. Palki Sharma tells you more.

Gravitas: In two weeks, the United States could run out of cash

China is lashing out after the first in-person QUAD summit in Washington. It is militarizing the border with India and rolling out a new aircraft carrier - the Type 003. Is China spooked by the QUAD's resolve? Palki Sharma tells you.

Gravitas: In-person QUAD summit spooks China

Najla Bouden Romdhane has been appointed Tunisia's first woman Prime Minister. She will also be the Arab World's first woman leader. What's her story? Palki Sharma gets you a report.

Gravitas| Najla Bouden Romdhane: First woman leader in the Arab World

For years, innocents have been paying the price for America's war on terror. This time in Kabul, failures in US intel have left to the killing of an aid worker and members of his family. WION was first to cast doubt on Pentagon claims over killings.

Afghanistan: Mistaken identity devastates family, civilians killed due to faulty US intelligence?

Within 10 months into his presidency, Joe Biden already seems to be taking a massive hit in the approval ratings. According to an opinion poll, the public opinion of Biden has further declined compared to August. Susan Tehrani brings you more information.

United States: Poll shows declining approval for Joe Biden

The QUAD security alliance has spooked China yet again, days after the first in-person summit. Beijing has once again issued a veiled threat to India. Siddhant Sibbal brings you more information on this.

Chinese envoy urges India to avoid 'Quasi alliances' and support SCO

Tensions between United States and North Korea are simmering again. There are multiple reasons for it, majorly North Korea's aggressive military test in the recent weeks which has alarmed the world. Here are all the latest developments.

United States open to talks with North Korea, Kim Jong-Un slams dialogue offer

Flawed Doha Agreements, to release of Taliban prisoners, hasty troop withdrawal, disorganized evacuation & 'mistaken' drone strike. After the two-day senate hearing of military chiefs on Afghan pullout, 3 Presidents were held responsible. Molly Gambhir brings you more details.

Who's responsible for Afghanistan mess? | US military testifies before senate panel

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