By analyzing the tone of a baby's screams, Palestinian teen Layali Khatib claims to have created an app that can determine the cause of a baby's tears. The software also offers mothers and other caregivers advice on how to comfort the infant.

Palestinian teen Layali Khatib creates app to decode babies' cries

A new analysis of data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDCP) has shown that gun-related deaths among children in the United States reached a peak in 2021, claiming 4,752 young lives.

Kids in US most likely to die due to use of firearms, reveals study

According to a recent study, less than 25 percent of the populace believes that Britain should exit the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR). Additionally, it discovered that the Conservatives would lose twice as many votes as they would gain from making the commitment to quit the ECHR during the election.

Less than a quarter of voters think UK should leave ECHR :Poll

Scorching heat and dry weather have contributed to unusually severe wildfires in Europe this summer. Now, the wildfire that broke out in Spain's Tenerife island last week has forced tens of thousands of people to flee their homes. This, as the fire raging the north of the island, remained out of control.

Wildfire spreads on Spain's Tenerife forcing thousands to evacuate

Oil, aquatic trash, and toxic algae threaten life in Venezuela's lake Maracaibo.

Toxic algae engulfs Venezuela's largest lake

After making landfall in Mexico on Sunday, tropical storm Hilary now unleashes vicious wind gusts and heavy rain across California.

California coastal communities brace for storm Hilary

A delegation from the ECOWAS regional bloc of West Africa met the deposed president of Niger, Mohamed Bazoum, and had discussions with the head of the junta, General Abdourahmane Tchiani. A day after the military commanders of the bloc declared they were prepared to act militarily to reinstate Bazoum, a plane carrying the delegation touched down in the nation's capital Niamey at around 1pm on Saturday.

Niger Crisis: ECOWAS members meet ousted Nigerian President

Hilary was weakened from a major Category 4 hurricane to a Category 2 storm with maximum sustained winds of 110 mph in the course of a few hours. According to the hurricane center, it was most recently rated as a Category 2 storm with top sustained winds of 100 mph.

Hurricane Hilary reduced from category 4 to category 2 storm

India's moon mission, Chandrayaan-3, and Russia's Luna-25 are both set to attempt a soft landing on the lunar south pole in the coming days. The two missions would not interfere with each other as they have different landing areas planned, according to the Russian Space Agency, ROSCOMS.

Chandrayaan-3: Second and final de-boosting of Vikram Lander successful

The prolonged global recession has worsened the gender pay gap, and women are the biggest losers from the downturn in the economy.

Worsening gender pay gap amid global recession

The educational landscape in Russia is poised to drastically change. Classes will be required to instruct teens on how to build, handle, and clean Kalashnikov rifles as well as how to use hand grenades and provide first aid in a combat situation when the new school year starts next month.

Russia: From ABC to AK-47: Schools to birth soldiers? | Russia-Ukraine War

Following the shooting deaths of a father and son at a car wash in the occupied West Bank on Saturday, Israeli troops began a manhunt in the region.

Israeli father and son gunned down in West Bank

Weeks after China fired water cannons on Philippines vessels, Manila said it would again seek to resupply troops along the same route. “This exercise of our sovereign rights and jurisdiction is a testament to our firm belief in the rules-based international order that underpins regional peace and stability,” said Philippine armed forces spokesperson Medel Aguilar.

Philippines to resupply troops again, weeks after Chinese water cannon attack

At least 16 people died while 11 others were injured after a passenger bus collided with a pick-up truck carrying drums of diesel on the motorway near Pindi Bhattian, a city located in Punjab, Pakistan, according to Dawn.

Pakistan: At least 16 dead, 11 injured as bus collides with truck, catches fire

The Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) arrested Shah Mahmood Qureshi from his home in the federal capital in the cypher leak case under the Official Secrets Act of 1923 minutes after he unambiguously stated in a news conference on Saturday that Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) founding Chairman Imran Khan was irreplaceable and that the party was united under his vision.

Pakistan: Federal agency makes more arrests in Cipher case

As a result of the frightening increase of the Sutlej River, several areas of Punjab are preparing for a potential flood. Mohsin Naqvi, the interim chief minister of Punjab, described the scenario and promised that all-out measures would be taken to stop losses and destruction brought on by a flood that would be "unprecedented in 35 years" in the river.

Pakistan: Thousands evacuated due to water level surge in Sutlej river

According to Ukrainian officials, a Russian missile struck a major square in the ancient northern Ukrainian city of Chernihiv on Saturday, killing seven people, including a 6-year-old girl, injuring 144, and putting 41 of them in hospitals.

Russia-Ukraine War: Seven killed, 144 wounded in Russian missile strike on Ukraine's Chernihiv

The Navy announced in a statement that INS Vagir, its fifth submarine of the Kalvari class, has been deployed since June of this year and will arrive in Fremantle, Australia, on Sunday. The submarine, which has its base in Mumbai, was commissioned into the Navy in January of this year.

Indian submarine 'Vagir' en route Australia

Some of the topics covered in the Major General-level talks between India and China held on Friday at Daulat Beg Oldie (DBO) and Chushul included mutually guaranteeing that no new posts are built in close proximity to the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in eastern Ladakh and identifying specific limits of patrolling.

India-China Border talks aimed at setting LAC ground rules in Eastern Ladakh

After Ukraine claimed to have liberated a minor settlement on the southern front, the Russian president convened a meeting with his top military officials in Rostov-on-Don. In the meantime, Moscow asserted that it had destroyed a missile over Crimea.

Russia-Ukraine War: Troop deaths and injuries touch half million

The BRICS Summit 2023 will take place in Johannesburg next week. The conference will be attended by several other foreign leaders, including Chinese President Xi Jinping and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Putin will virtually be present at the conference. The major developing nations will likely discuss growth and reducing the dominance of the dollar in international payments.

BRICS Summit 2023: Johannesburg all set to host the meet

A US judge has labelled former president Donald Trump's appeal against his decision, allowing a defamation lawsuit filed by writer E. Jean Carroll “frivolous”. The ruling was made by US District Judge Lewis Kaplan on Friday (August 18).

Judge labels Trump's appeal 'frivolous' in E. Jean Carroll defamation lawsuit

Three candidates have qualified to run for president of the city-state of Singapore, according to news agency PTI on Friday. One of them is Tharman Shanmugaratnam, a former minister of Indian descent in Singapore. This occurs a few weeks after the 66-year-old's official presidential campaign kickoff.

Singapore: Tharman Shanmugaratnam to run for Presidency

Conflicts between the army and the main military force have reemerged in Sudan, which has been devastated by conflict. The country is already in desperate need of assistance as the month-long armed war continues to worsen.

Sudan: Displacement in Darfur region rises alarmingly after battles resume

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