East Asian tensions are rising, and China's provocative flexing of its military might near Taiwan has kind of reached a breaking point. Taiwan now claims that Beijing is stepping up its military actions and that things could get out of control.

China ramps up military drills around Taiwan

The coronavirus epidemic was deemed a pandemic about three years ago. Worse, a Royal Society of Medicine study has shown that over 60% of long-term COVID patients still have organ damage.

No vaccine for new Covid variant 'Pirola'

Situated by a river, Bajo Chiquito is the initial settlement in Panama where migrant workers—roughly 3,000 individuals daily, primarily Venezuelans, many of whom are families—arrive following their difficult trek north. Most are traveling to the United States in search of a better life. The influx of migrants, however, has become a topic of trouble for the US government.

US: Migrants cross Darien gap to enter Panama's Bajo Chiquito

In the 38th week of protests against the government's judicial makeover, demonstrators have started to assemble for rallies around Israel. The slogan of today's demonstrations, which are being organized in advance of Yom Kippur, is "No forgiveness for dictatorship," according to the organizers.

Israel Judicial Overhaul Protests: Tens of thousands march across Israel against Judicial overhaul

In December 2015, Nijjar organised a weapons training camp in Mission Hills, British Columbia, Canada to train Mandeep Singh Dhaliwal in the use of an AK-47 assault rifle, a sniper rifle and a pistol. In January 2016, Nijjar sent Dhaliwal to Punjab to kill Shiv Sena leaders and create a communal situation in the state.

Nijjar ran arms training camps in Canada, funded attacks in India: Intel

US ambassador to Canada David Cohen has claimed that “shared intelligence among Five Eyes partners” had informed Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of the possible involvement of Indian agents in the killing of Khalistan separatist Hardeep Singh Nijjar.

Nijjar killing: US envoy confirms Canada received Five Eyes intel against India

The US Ambassador to Canada, David Cohen, stated that "shared intelligence among Five Eyes partners" helped "lead" Canada in asserting a possible connection between "agents" of the Indian government and the assassination of pro-Khalistan separatist leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar, amid the growing diplomatic standoff between India and Canada.

India-Canada Diplomatic Row | 'Shared intel' informed Trudeau of possible India hand: US Envoy

During a raid on a refugee camp in the occupied West Bank on Sunday, Israeli soldiers murdered two Palestinians, including a militant from the Islamist Hamas group, according to Hamas and emergency services.

Palestine: Israeli raid on Nur Shams camp kills two near Tulkarm

NIA launched a massive crackdown against the designated Khalistani terrorists amid the India-Canada row. Watch the video to know more.

NIA's massive crackdown against Khalistani terrorist amid India-Canada row

Amid the deepening diplomatic stand-off between India and Canada, US Ambassador to Canada David Cohen has said that it was “shared intelligence among Five Eyes partners” that helped “lead” Canada to make the claim of a potential link between “agents” of the Indian government and the killing of pro-Khalistan separatist leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar.

Shared intel behind Trudeau’s statement on Nijjar killing: US envoy

"Batwoman" Shi Zhengli, one of China's most well-known virologists, has issued a warning, stating that there is "highly likely" to be another coronavirus in the future.

China: World must be prepared for a disease like Covid-19, warns study

US President Joe Biden chastised "extreme Republicans" on Saturday, stating that party members must act quickly to avert a government shutdown before a deadline of September 30.

Biden: Republicans should live up to budget deal

In order to stop them from entering India, the government gave the investigative agencies instructions on Sunday to locate all terrorists who identify as Khalistani in the US, UK, Canada, and Australia and to cancel their OCI cards.

India-Canada Diplomatic Row | Cancel OCI cards, seize properties of terrorists: Govt to agencies

As the consequences from an investigation into falsely certified parts reached London's High Court, jet engine maker CFM International announced on Wednesday that thousands of engine components may have been supplied with forged papers by a British distributor.

UK: Jet maker CFM claims AOG falsified documents massively

Summertime electronic music events in Paris come to a head with the Techno Parade, a massive celebration. The French capital's streets are treated to a welcome dose of techno music by its procession of floats.

Paris's Summer of Music events culminates in a giant party

According to Chen Song, the People's Republic of China's ambassador to Nepal, Xi Jinping, the Chinese president, met with Pushpa Kamal Dahal, also known as "Prachanda," the prime minister of Nepal, on September 23 in Hangzhou.

Xi Jinping: Nepal PM committed in promoting ties with China

Authorities in Italy are enacting new laws that specifically target LGBT families and make it more difficult for them to become parents. A proposed bill that would outlaw surrogacy overseas is perceived by many same-sex parents as a personal jab at them.

Italy to make surrogacy a 'universal crime', impose fine of over $1 million

IND vs AUS Live Streaming for FREE: India is all prepared to compete against Australia in the three-match ODI series. The first ODI match is scheduled for Friday, September 21 in Mohali.

IND vs AUS Live Streaming for FREE: When & where to watch India vs Australia live for free in India

During a visit to Marseille in southern France, Pope Francis urged European countries to be more tolerant of migrants. In his remarks, the pope declared that "those who risk their lives at sea do not invade" before a gathering of young people and bishops from Mediterranean nations. One person in attendance during the speech was French President Emmanuel Macron.

Pope Francis: Migration is a reality in call for action

After founder Rupert Murdoch announced his resignation as chairman of Fox Corp. On Thursday, the company has nominated two new board members, one of whom is former Australian prime minister Tony Abbott. According to a Bloomberg report, Abbott and Margaret "Peggy" Johnson, a seasoned technology executive, will be running for election at the company's annual meeting in November.

Fox Corp enters the post-Murdoch era

In Nagpur, Maharashtra, multiple low-lying areas have been inundated by persistent rain and cloudburst, leading Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis to order the district administration and police to furnish the requisite aid to the impacted individuals. A minimum of 140 individuals have been relocated to safer areas from areas that were flooded.

Maharashtra: Heavy rain floods several areas in Nagpur | India

Russia has restricted exports of the diesel, which us used for transportation, heating, and industrial activities, as the northern hemisphere winter approaches and global diesel markets become tight. As Moscow's invasion of Ukraine approaches the 20th month, many observers believe the stop to be temporary. However, some view it as another example of Moscow weaponising energy exports.

Russia restricts diesel exports

This week, India, Canada relations hit an all-time low with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau alleging that Ottawa was 'actively pursuing credible allegations' linking Indian agents to the murder of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar. India says Trudeau's claims are politically motivated. Canada and India have expelled each other's diplomats, issued travel advisories, and also suspended visa services. What does this mean for Indians living in Canada? Listen in to Vikram Chandra.

Canada accuses India of involvement in Nijjar's death

Why is Canada's Trudeau Provoking India?

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