Mateusz Morawiecki, Poland's Prime Minister, has accused Russian President Vladimir Putin of engineering the migration crisis on the country's border with Belarus.

Morning news brief: Poland-Belarus migrant crisis, COVID-19 vaccines and more

The United States has reopened its borders to fully vaccinated overseas travellers, accepting people who had been barred from entering the country for the last 20 months.

Morning news brief: COVID-19 in Europe, the Poland-Belarus border, and more

World Food Programme (WFP) had pegged this number at 42 million. However, a recent assessment of food security found another three million people facing famine in Afghanistan.

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We bring you the biggest stories of the day so far. From Iraqi prime minister surviving after explosive-laden drone targets his house to toilet leak pushing astronauts to use diapers on way back, we have it all.

Morning news brief: Iraqi PM survives, astronauts to use diapers and more

We bring you the biggest stories of the day so far. From Palestine's PM seeking India's support at international forums to G20, COP26 witnessing special protocol for Indian PM Modi, we have it all.

Morning news brief: Palestine's PM seeks support, G20 saw special protocol and more

In a report on China, the Pentagon has said that Chinese officials have warned US officials not to interfere with Beijing’s relationship with India. Money that was meant to go to those who were financially strained during the Covid pandemic.

Morning news brief: India-China conflict, US-Saudi Arabia defence deal and more

After the Democratic election loss in Virginia, US President Joe Biden has said that people in the country are ''upset and uncertain about a lot of things.''China Customs has announced that starting December 1, 32 nations would no longer grant favourable tariff treatment to Beijing, and an economist has predicted that labor-intensive enterprises will face the brunt of the change.

Morning news brief: COP26 climate summit, Virginia polls and more

We bring you the biggest stories of the day so far. From four Latin American nations joining hands to create large marine reserve to US President Joe Biden slamming Russia, China for missing COP26, we have it all.

Morning news brief: Biden slams Russia, cops tender apology in Glasgow and more

Pentagon spokesperson John Kirby has said that the US is aware of allegations of "unusual" Russian military activities near the Ukrainian border and will continue to speak with partners and closely monitor the region.

Morning news brief: Russia-Ukraine conflict, COP26 climate summit and more

In response to a query about why NGOs thought the summit's climate promises were "underwhelming," Biden pointed to Russia and China's absence. Americans have lost confidence in US President Joe Biden and their optimism for the country.

Morning news brief: G20 Summit, Biden's popularity and more

We bring you the biggest stories of the day so far. From financially-crippled Lebanon getting entangled in Saudi-Iran tug-of-war to National Bank of Pakistan getting hit by cyberattack, reporting no financial loss, we have it all.

Morning news brief: Lebanon gets hit in proxy war, India to produce vaccines and more

We bring you the biggest stories of the day so far. From Russian billionaire paying $500 million to settle US charges of tax evasion to Prince Andrew asking US court to dismiss sexual harassment lawsuit, we have it all.

Morning news brief: Billionaire pays $500 mn, Andrew seeks lawsuit's dismissal and more

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be a part of several bilateral meetings during his visit to Italy for the G20 summit and Glasgow Climate Change Conference.

Morning news brief: Modi to meet EU leaders, Xi to attend G 20 online and more

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has asked the people of his country to eat less until 2025 in a bid to combat the food crisis.Punjab Chief Minister Usman Buzdar tweeted that the four police personnel were killed due to firing by the proscribed Tehreek-i-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP) workers, adding that 253 others had been injured in the violence.

Morning news brief: North Korea's food crisis, fine on Poland, and more

Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan has given approval for the appointment of Lieutenant General Nadeem Ahmed Anjum as the next chief of the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) agency, ending days of stand-off with the powerfully military.

Morning news brief: New ISI chief named, Sudan Army chief defends coup and more

The International Atomic Energy Agency has warned against Iranian expansion of uranium beyond the highly enriched threshold of 20 per cent purity. The UN nuclear watchdog said it will ''increase the frequency and intensity of its safeguards activities'' at the Natanz uranium enrichment facility 250 km (155 miles) south of the Iranian capital Tehran.

Morning news brief: IAEA warns against Iran, 2 killed in US shooting, and more

Ali Shamkhani, secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, has warned that if Israel attacks Iran, it would face severe economic consequences.The collapse of the former Afghan government was not in the interest of the people and nation, said Taliban's Deputy Minister of Information and Culture Zabiullah Mujahid.

Morning news brief: Iran warns Israel, Taliban hail Putin, and more

We bring you the biggest stories of the day so far. From Colombia's most feared drug lord Dairo Antonio Usuga getting captured to UK warning of 'gaps' with EU as talks resume over Northern Ireland Brexit issues, we have it all.

Morning news brief: Colombia's drug lord held, UK warns of 'gaps' with EU and more

We bring you the biggest stories of the day so far. From US President Joe Biden and French counterpart Emmanuel Macron discussing strengthening European defenses over call to Pakistan TV channels being told to stop airing 'hugging scenes' in dramas, we have it all.

Morning news brief: Biden, Macron talk over call, no 'hugging scenes' in Pak dramas and more

Biden said people should not worry about Washington's military strength because "China, Russia and the rest of the world know we're the most powerful military in the history of the world,".

Morning news brief: Biden warns China, Barbados' first president and more

The Deputy US Treasury Secretary, Wally Adeyemo, stated that the Taliban would have no access to Afghan central bank reserves, which are primarily held in the US.

Morning news brief: Afghan frozen assets, COVID-19 vaccines, and more

The report has called Bolsonaro 'principally responsible for the government's errors committed during the COVID-19 pandemic'. The annexation of Crimea, as well as Russia's support for separatists in eastern Ukraine, have brought Moscow-West ties to post-Cold War lows.

Morning news brief: Capitol riots, Haiti gangs, Crimea annexation, and more

North Korea launched one ballistic missile into the Sea of Japan, according to South Korean news agency Yonhap, citing the Republic of Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS).

Morning news brief: North Korea fires ballistic missile, Moscow talks and more

Bangladesh State Minister for Information Murad Hassan has stated that Bangladesh is a secular country that would revert to the 1972 constitution proposed by the Father of the Nation, Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman.

Morning news brief: Bangladesh riots, J&K civilian killings and more

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