The United States on Tuesday (Nov 12) said that Israel was not violating US laws regarding the level of humanitarian aid allowed into Gaza, but urged further progress.

Israel's Gaza aid efforts in 'right direction,' says US, but urges further action

Joyce Msuya, a top UN official on Tuesday (Nov 12) condemned the ongoing “daily cruelty” in Gaza. Msuya, the interim chief of the UN Humanitarian Agency (OCHA), condemning the ongoing violence in Gaza, said the “acts” were “reminiscent of the gravest international crimes”.

Top UN official describes Gaza as 'wasteland of rubble' says civilians face 'daily cruelty' at Israel's hands

China Voices Support For Pakistan; Highlights 'Ironclad Friendship, watch in for more updates!

China Voices Support For Pakistan; Highlights 'Ironclad Friendship'

China has rejected Philippine maritime claims, claiming the new legislation violates "severely" Beijing's territorial sovereignty in the South China Sea and its rights, and has pledged to protect its own interests.

South China Sea Tensions Escalate, China Rejects New Philippines Maritime Claims

US President-elect Donald Trump has warned Russian President Vladimir Putin against escalating the Ukraine war, emphasising "Washington's sizeable military presence in Europe.

Morning news brief: Trump warns Putin; Russia-Ukraine war updates, and more

Qatar's foreign ministry on Saturday (Nov 9) confirmed that the nation has paused its role as a key mediator between Israel and Hamas. Citing a lack of “seriousness” from both parties to achieve a ceasefire and hostage release deal, Qatar said it had warned both Israel and Hamas “10 days ago”.

Qatar confirms suspension of Gaza mediation, says will only resume talks when...

Israel on Saturday (Nov 9) rejected warnings about a potential famine in northern Gaza, where Israel's military campaign against Hamas has led to severe shortages.

'Partial, biased data': Israel rejects warnings of impending famine in Gaza

Tens of thousands of activists of a leading political party in Bangladesh rallied in the nation’s capital on Friday, calling for a new election and quick reforms. The country is under an interim government after the fall of former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, who fled in August.

Protesters In Bangladesh Demands Elections

The Indian capital is choking as air quality continues to worsen. Multiple areas in Delhi have reached ‘severe’ levels in the air quality index, nearing the 450 mark. As winter approaches, air pollution across the city is intensifying, and the situation is expected to further deteriorate in the coming days.

New Delhi: Indian Capital Chokes Under Blanket Of Smog As AQI Drops To 'Severe' Category

Germany Chancellor Scholz Loses Majority In Parliament. Germany's chancellor Olaf Scholz has fired his rebellious Finance Minister Christian Lindner from his government and this comes as the Ministers of the free Democratic party had vowed to quit Scholz's Coalition.

Germany Chancellor Scholz Loses Majority In Parliament

China’s Property Sector Has Become A Major Point Of Concern. Economists Are Urging Beijing To Take Immediate Action To Avoid Potential Debt Shocks.

Rising Concerns Over China's Property Deb

The Rupee Has Steadily Declined To Several Record Lows Repeatedly In Recent Weeks,... Continuing Its Significant Decline This Year.// This Comes Even As The International Monetary Fund Called The Indian Economy "A Shining Star"... And Bets On The Country's Growth Story Have Risen.//

Indian Rupee Hits New Lows This Week

In a historic moment for the Zulu Kingdom and South Africa, King Misizulu and President Cyril Ramaphosa have officially unveiled the statue of the late King Shaka Zulu at King Shaka International Airport in Durban.

South Africa: Ramaphosa Unveils King Shaka's Statue In Durban

Israel has intensified its offensive in Lebanon, with early morning strikes on Beirut's southern suburbs leaving at least 40 dead and prompting warnings for residents to evacuate.

Morning news brief: Kamala Harris' concession speech; West Asia crisis updates, and more

Israel has officially notified the United Nations that it was severing ties with the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA), said the Israeli foreign ministry on Monday (Nov 4).

Israel officially notifies UN of termination of relations with Palestinian relief agency UNRWA

Indian superstar Shah Rukh Khan recently turned 59. He is one of the rare Indian stars whose achievement at the box office in 2023, had stunned cinemagoers. How did it all begin for Shah Rukh Khan? Find out more in this episode of WION.

Revisiting Shah Rukh Khan: The Actor, The Doctor and more

A campus anti-Semitism report, released on Thursday (Oct 31), has revealed that Columbia University paid nearly $400,000 in settlement to a Jewish student suspended for spraying a "fart spray" at an anti-Israel protest.

Israel-Hamas war: 'Fart spray' ? Columbia University pays $400,000 settlement to Jewish student. Here's why

UN Secretary-General António Guterres has raised grave concerns, warning that without international intervention, Israel could engage in the "ethnic cleansing" of Gaza.

UN Chief António Guterres warns of potential 'ethnic cleansing' in Gaza, calls for global intervention

Israel's UN ambassador, Danny Danon, on Wednesday (Oct 30) called for the resignation of UN special rapporteur Francesca Albanese, accusing her of promoting anti-Semitic rhetoric and undermining human rights.

Israel demands UN rapporteur Francesca Albanese's resignation over 'genocidal campaign' claims

UN Secretary-General António Guterres has issued a stark warning, cautioning that Gaza may face "ethnic cleansing" at the hands of Israel if global intervention does not occur soon.

Morning news brief: Israel-Hamas war updates; Trump's garbage truck stunt, and more

The United States has delivered a firm warning to Israel regarding its humanitarian responsibilities in Gaza amid rising international concern. As the 30-day deadline imposed by Washington looms, Linda Thomas-Greenfield, the US Ambassador to the United Nations, expressed alarm over the "catastrophic humanitarian crisis" in Gaza, stating that "Israel's words must be matched by action on the ground.

America's 30-day deadline looms: US presses Israel to address Gaza humanitarian crisis or risk losing aid

Israel's parliament on Monday (Oct 28) passed a bill effectively banning the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) from operating within the country's borders and in occupied East Jerusalem, sparking widespread international backlash.

Israeli parliament bans UNRWA, claims UN aid agency has 'deep connection' with Hamas

Early voting is underway in several States across the US. New York City's strong early voting turnout is part of a broader National pattern as millions of Americans cast their ballots ahead of election day. Susan Tehrani reports from New York listen to this report to get more insights!

US Election 2024: New York City Records Strong Early Voter Turnout

Xi Jinping may have a new military secretary suggests State footage that's been released this week. Lt. General Fang Yongxiang was part of a group accompanying the Chinese president during a visit to the country's Elite PLA rocket Force.

China's New Military Secretary: Lt. Gen Fang Yongxiang Seen With President Xi

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