Here, we bring you a quick round-up of all the latest news and top headlines from all across the globe: In their first hearing on Thursday, the Republicans spearheading the investigation into President Joe Biden's impeachment provided specifics of foreign payments made to his family members, but they omitted any proof that the Democratic president had benefited directly.

Republicans open first hearing in Biden impeachment inquiry

Following a social media controversy, the BBC's flagship presenters now have new guidelines. Presenters with a lot of prominence should be free to discuss policies and concerns, but they shouldn't go so far as to run for office.

UK: Public Broadcaster BBC issues new social media rules for stars

According to the nation's top economics think tank, UK households will see an average annual tax hike of $4,282 by the time of the next election. This will be the largest increase in taxation during a parliament in records spanning more than 70 years.

Taxes will amount to about 37% of National Income by 2024: IFS

A rescued alligator that lost its top half jawline has been officially named "Jawlene", the park in Florida, US announced. The name is inspired by country music hit, Dolly Parton's 1973 song "Jolene.

'Jawlene': That's the name of rescued alligator with no top jawline in US

The shocking episode that rocked Pakistan's Gulistan-e-Jauhar district of Karachi was the shooting death of Maulana Ziaur Rahman, a well-known cleric connected to Lashkar-e-Taiba, when he was out for his nightly stroll. According to a TOI report, the attackers, who were not recognized, opened fire on their target while riding motorcycles, leaving the Pakistani ISI perplexed. Although instances involving religious leaders are not unusual in Pakistan, there are a few reasons why this killing has drawn attention.

Pakistan: LeT operative Ziaur Rehman shot dead in Karachi

World Cup 2023: The squads of the ICC Men's Cricket World Cup 2023 have been announced. The 13th edition of the One Day International (ODI) cricket tournament will be held in India starting from 05 October 2023.

World Cup 2023 Full Squads: Check date, time, teams, venue, schedule and all you need to know

The final Supermoon of 2023, September's full moon, also called Harvest Moon, will begin to rise this Thursday (Sept 28). It is the fourth supermoon of this year and will mark the end of a summer that saw more than one supermoon.

Skygazers alert! Harvest Supermoon, the last this year, rises Thursday. Here's when to look up

The demand for blue collar jobs or frontline workers has declined by 17.5 per cent in FY23, according to a report by frontline workforce management platform BetterPlace.

India's job market shifts: 17.5% decrease in demand for blue collar workers

At the United States' main Antarctica base station, cases of sexual harassment have become rampant. Reportedly, many of these cases involved drinking, and starting Sunday, workers at the McMurdo facility will no longer be able to walk into a bar and order a beer.

Amid rampant sexual harassment, US' Antarctica base McMurdo limits alcohol for workers

US Ambassador to India Eric Garcetti informed on Thursday (Sep 28) that the country's embassy and other consulates had processed a million visa applications this year.

US processes 1 million visas to Indians in 2023, ambassador Eric Garcetti says more to come

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) issued a "yellow" alert for Mumbai and its neighbouring area, stating the possibility of thunderstorms accompanied by lightning and gusty winds on Thursday (Sept 28).

India weather update: IMD issues 'yellow' alert for Mumbai, Thane & Raigad till weekend; check details

India's Gujarat became the scene of tragedy on Monday, when a teenager collapsed mid-dance, due to suspected cardiac arrest. This, as per a Times of India report, is the sixth such sudden death of a healthy individual under 45 years of age in the Kathiawar Peninsula or Saurashtra region.

Heart attack claims life of another young Indian as 19-year-old collapses mid-dance in Gujarat

British Television news channel GB News has suspended its hosts Laurence Fox and Dan Wootton over sexist, misogynistic comments made about a female reporter. During a live interview on another GB News programme, 'Dan Wootton Tonight', Fox asked what "self-respecting man" would "climb into bed" with PoliticsJOE reporter Ava Evans.

'Who'd want to s*** that?': UK broadcaster suspends two male hosts over misogynistic comments

Arnon Nampa, one of Thailand's most prominent political activists, has been sentenced to a four-year prison term under the country's controversial lese-majeste law or royal defamation law.

Thailand sentences prominent activist Arnon Nampa to prison for royal defamation

The Biden administration is set to announce that it will admit Israel into the U.S. Visa Waiver Program (VWP). The U.S. will allow visa-free entry by Israeli citizens from November 30, as per officials.

Will the US allow visa-free entry by Israeli citizens?

ICC World Cup 2023 Venues: The 13th edition of the ICC Men's World Cup 2023 is all set to commence on Thursday, October 05. From Dharamshala to Bangalore, thousands of cricket fans will now watch the finest cricket tournament.

ICC World Cup 2023 Venues: 8 days to go! Full list of cities and stadiums for the 13th edition of WC

Fashion mogul and millionaire Peter Nygard went on a court trial on Tuesday (Sept 26), accused of using his status and power to lure five women separately into a private bedroom suite attached to his company headquarters where he sexually assaulted them, Guardian reported.

Who is Peter Nygard? Know about early life, career & net worth of fashion mogul accused of sexual assault

IND vs AUS 3rd ODI Live for Free: It's the final show time for the India vs Australia ODI series. The third and final ODI match is scheduled for Wednesday, September 27 at the Saurashtra Cricket Association Stadium.

IND vs AUS 3rd ODI live streaming for FREE: How to watch India vs Australia live streaming on mobile APP, TV

Asia's stock market fell as Treasury yields and the US dollar increased, suggesting that investors have not yet completely adjusted their expectations for interest rates. Japan, Australia, and China's equity indexes all saw declines, while the Kospi Index reached a six-month low due to a drop in South Korean stocks.

Asia stocks fall as treasury yields, dollar higher

The anticipation was palpable as Huawei unveiled a series of new products, from smartwatches to smart cars. But there's one conspicuous absence that left viewers puzzled – the much-anticipated mate 60 smartphone. In a surprising move, Huawei chose to keep the details of this device under wraps, prompting a flood of questions and complaints online.

Huawei's unveiling of new products & missing mate 60 smartphone

The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has significantly ramped up its investigation into the utilisation of private messaging apps by leading investment firms. In its role of enforcing record-keeping regulations, the SEC has amassed a trove of thousands of internal staff messages from more than a dozen prominent financial companies.

Wall street's communication faces US regulator's investigation

When asked about China's proposal to dock Shi Yan 6, the foreign minister of Sri Lanka stated that no clearance was granted for Chinese ships to dock at Hambantota Port. On Tuesday, Ali Sabry, the foreign minister of Sri Lanka, stated that the country forbade Chinese ships from docking there.

Sri Lanka's FM: Did not give permission to Chinese vessel to dock

This summer, towns from Maui to the Mediterranean have been devastated by wildfires caused by climate change, which has left many dead, worn out firefighters, and increased need for innovative solutions. AI-enabled cameras are being used by entrepreneurs and firefighters to search the horizon for smoke. In order to detect fires from orbit, a German business is constructing a constellation of satellites. Additionally, Microsoft is utilizing AI algorithms to forecast the potential locations of future fires.

Can AI help solve wildfire problems?

The beleaguered Democratic senator from New Jersey, Bob Menendez, refused to step down in the face of corruption charges. He told reporters that $480,000 in cash discovered in a safe, along with clothes and wardrobes at his house, were stored there for personal emergency use.

US: Bob Menendez denies corruption charges

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