India hosted the World Coffee Congress for the first time, making history as the first Asian nation to do so. It is regarded as the largest gathering in the world of coffee. The conference completed recently in Bengaluru.

India hosts World Coffee Conference 2023

Following what it described as a "unprecedented" military build-up in Serbia, the US has pushed Belgrade to withdraw its forces from the Kosovo border. Following the tragic skirmishes that broke out at a monastery in northern Kosovo last weekend, Serbia has stationed advanced tanks and artillery close to the border with that country, the White House issued a warning on Friday.

Serbia-Kosovo Clash: One Kosovan police officer and three Serb men die in shootout

The IMF claims that Guyana's GDP grew by 62.3% in 2022, the fastest in the world. In addition to the fact that a third oil field has begun to produce oil, investments in housing, transportation, and human capital development have all contributed to the growth of Guyana's nonoil industry.

Guyana's Oil Odyssey: From discovery to global prominence

The Maldives' presidential election, which was viewed as a test of the fledgling democracy and the archipelago's connections to China and India, its longtime sponsor, was won by Mohamed Muizzu over incumbent Ibrahim Mohamed Solih in a second-round runoff.

Maldives Polls: Pro-China candidate Mohamed Muizzu wins runoff vote

Manipur's hill regions are once more covered by the six-monthly extension of the Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act (AFSPA), with the exception of 19 police stations located in the Imphal Valley and a region that borders Assam.

Fresh bout of violence takes over Manipur | India

China denounced a US report on Saturday that falsely claimed Beijing had spent billions of dollars promoting misinformation around the world, claiming the US government to be the world's most prolific disinformation producer ever.

Beijing: US government biggest disinformation propagator in history

On Thursday, the International Atomic Energy Agency's General Conference approved a resolution that gives the State of Palestine more participation rights and benefits. With 91 votes in favor, 5 against, and 21 abstentions, the motion was approved.

IAEA move to consider Palestine as a 'state'

In a newspaper interview, British Defence Minister Grant Shapps stated that the government of Britain wishes to send military instructors to Ukraine in addition to continuing to train the Ukrainian armed forces in Britain and other Western nations.

UK to train Ukrainian military in Ukraine for the first time

The Afghanistan Embassy in this area made the announcement on Saturday night that it will be closing its doors as of October 1. The reason given was a "lack of support from the host government," along with a reduction in staff and resources and a failure to live up to expectations in terms of serving Afghanistan's interests.

Afghan ambassador and senior diplomats leave India to seek asylum

In the latest, the White House, in a statement, announced that President Joe Biden signed the bill and prevented a government shutdown shortly after the US Congress approved the temporary funding measure, ensuring that federal agencies would not face a lapse in funding.

Morning brief: Biden signs stopgap funding bill, Afghan embassy in India to stop operations, and more

In order to avoid a costly government shutdown, the US Congress enacted a temporary funding plan that excludes President Joe Biden's requested aid for war-torn Ukraine. This will keep the federal government open until mid-November.

US: Congress passes 45-day stopgap measure, averts government shutdown

On Sunday, there was a suicide bombing close to Turkey's parliament in Ankara. Around 12 p.m., two assailants "arrived in front of the entrance gate of the General Directorate of Security of our Ministry of the Interior, and carried out a bomb attack," according to the interior ministry. They arrived in a commercial vehicle.

Turkey Parliament Attack: Suicide bomb attack reported just before Parliament was set to meet

London was the home of two of the three Sikh revolutionaries who attacked the Indian High Commissioner to the United Kingdom in Glasgow. Dissimilar to the Sikh Protection Committee of India, the Glasgow Guru Granth Sahib Gurudwara has extended a personal apology to Vikram Doraiswami, the Indian High Commissioner to the United Kingdom, after he was stopped from visiting the temple premises on Friday by Sikh radicals residing in London.

Glasgow: Two Khalistani extremists Shamsher Singh and Ranveer Singh from London named

Nearly complete results show that a former prime minister who championed a pro-Russian and anti-American platform, along with his communist party, emerged victorious in Slovakia's parliamentary elections, marking a political return.

Slovak Elections: Populist leader Robert Fico wins elections

From roads to skies: California-based company unveils flying car. You won't believe the cost!

130,000 individuals are being called up for statutory military duty as part of the regular autumn conscription campaign, according to a decree signed by Vladimir Putin and published on the official government website on Friday.

Russia-Ukraine War: Putin signs decree on autumn military conscription

China has been making massive efforts to influence the media landscape worldwide, as revealed in a ground-breaking study that was made public by the US State Department on Thursday. The worldwide Engagement Center report exposes a multifaceted strategy that includes data collection, censorship, and stealthy acquisitions of international news sites. It also includes warnings that this trend may result in a "sharp contraction" of worldwide freedom of speech.

Did Chin try to control Pakistani media?

New research has revealed a troubling global trend: approximately 40 per cent of people living with diabetes don't even know it, they remain undiagnosed. This is as per the 2023 diabetes global industry overview, which, as per the Guardian, is the most extensive survey of its kind to date.

Diabetes awareness crisis: 40% of cases worldwide go undiagnosed, says study

On Friday, hundreds of people demonstrated in the capital city of Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso, in favor of the ruling junta, which had taken over in a coup a year earlier. At the Place de la Nation, supporters congregated and waved Burkinabe flags. A few people carried placards featuring images of Captain Ibrahim Traore, the nation's youthful military commander.

'Elections 'not a priority' compared to security', says Junta leader

In the event that he strikes a contentious agreement with separatist parties in the parliament, outgoing Socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez will continue to hold office. On Friday, September 29, Spain's conservative leader Alberto Nunez-Feijoo lost his bid to become the nation's next prime minister after failing to garner enough votes.

Spain: Conservative Feijoo fails to become new Prime Minister

The torrential downpours have unleashed chaos in the United States. Financial capital in New York as relentless rainfall has triggered flash floods.

New York: Heavy rain floods streets, strands car; emergency announced

India has been invited to assist with a probe into the death of a Sikh separatist on Canadian soil by US Secretary of State Antony Blinken. Allegations of Indian government complicity in Hardeep Singh Nijjar's death have kept tensions high. The allegations have been deemed "absurd" by India.

India-Canada Diplomatic Row: US urges India to work with Canada on Nijjar investigation

Republicans in the US House of Representatives on Friday, September 29, rejected a bill put forth by their leader to temporarily fund the government, guaranteeing that the federal agencies will begin a partial shutdown on Sunday.

US: House Republicans reject own bill to extend funding by 30 days

Russia-Ukraine War: Moscow presses on 'special operation' in Kyiv

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