The United States and China will resume bilateral talks on climate cooperation. This comes as trade and security tensions between the two Global powers are at an all-time high. Watch in for more details!

US Climate Change diplomat to meet Chinese counterpart, climate meeting scheduled for May

Watch the top headlines of the hour: - Netanyahu vows to raid Rafah - Police clear Columbia's Hamilton Hall - Blinken in Israel to push for truce - US moves to reclassify Marijuana - South korea discusses joining AUKUS - Multiple Delhi-NCR schools recieve bomb threats

US moves to reclassify marijuana | Police clear Columbia's Hamilton Hall

Watch the top headlines of the hour: - Blinken hopeful for Gaza truce deal - Biden phone calls Qatar Egypt - Houthis attack two vessels, two US destroyers - North Korea missiles landed in Kharkiv - Four officers killed in US - North Korea missile landed in Kharkiv, says report

Israel to send delegation to Cairo | Columbia suspends protesters

The US State Department has identified five Israeli military units as being responsible for serious human rights violations in specific incidents but stated that these units will still receive US military support.

US claims Israeli military units violated human rights

Columbia University’s president, on Monday (Apr 29) said that the talks with the pro-Palestinian protesters on the campus have failed and urged them to voluntarily disperse or face suspension.

US: Columbia threatens to suspend pro-Palestinian protesters; rival groups clash on UCLA campus

Protesters on Columbia University’s campus took control of an academic building Tuesday, as pro-Palestinian demonstrations continue to spread at college campuses around the nation against the ongoing war between Israel and Hamas in Gaza.

US: Pro-Palestinian protesters at Columbia University take over campus building

On Monday (Apr 29), the representatives from Hamas, Qatar and Egypt met in Cairo after the proposal for a second truce in Gaza was given to Hamas along with a fresh plan for release of hostages.

Morning brief: US presses Egypt, Qatar on Gaza truce; Columbia Uni suspends protesters, and more

US: Pro-Palestinian protesters take over Columbia University building

Watch the top headlines of the hour: - Blinken hopeful for Gaza truce deal - Biden phone calls Qatar Egypt - Columbia suspends protesters - North Korea missiles landed in Kharkiv - Four officers killed in US - Israel to send delegation to Cairo

Columbia suspends protesters | Israel to send delegation to Cairo

North Korea missile landed in Kharkiv, says report | Four officers killed in US

Russia has warned of freezing US assets in the country, including property and cash of US citizens and investors. This comes as senior Russian officials voice strong opposition to the bill allowing the confiscation of Russian assets. The kremlin deems such actions illegal and warns of retaliation should the US proceed. However, legal experts continue to debate the legitimacy of such measures, setting the stage for a complex diplomatic and legal standoff.

Russia warns of US asset seizure as standoff with the west escalates

Australia’s newest low-cost airline Bonza, on Tuesday (Apr 30) suspended all flights and entered voluntary administration, regulatory filings showed amid concerns about the viability of its business and has potentially left thousands of passengers stranded.

Australian budget airline Bonza enters voluntary administration, leaves passengers stranded

- Blinken hopeful for Gaza truce deal - Biden phone calls Qatar Egypt - Houthis attack two vessels, two US destroyers - North Korea missiles landed in Kharkiv - US Shootout: Three officers killed - Deve Gowda's grandson to be suspended?

Biden phone call with Qatar, Egypt | US shootout: Four officers killed

The judge overseeing Donald Trump’s historic criminal case fined the former United States president $9,000 after holding him in contempt of court for repeatedly violating a gag order that barred him from making public statements about witnesses, jurors and some others related to the ongoing trial.

Trump hush money trial: Former US president fined $9,000 for violating gag order

Former US President Donald Trump was fined $9,000 for violating gag order that prohibited him from making statements connected to the trial. Watch in for more details!

Hush Money Trial: Judge fines Donald Trump for violating gag order

The US Congress granting President Joe Biden new powers to seize Russian dollar assets to aid Ukraine has intensified debate over the consequences of foreign demand for US Treasuries and use of the dollar.

Assets 'war' heats up: Russia threatens retaliation over assets seizure

Four police officers have been shot and killed, and another four wounded, as they served an arrest warrant in North Carolina. The suspect was also killed during the shooting at a home in Charlotte. Watch in for more details!

US: Four police officers shot dead serving arrest warrant

Three law enforcement officers have been shot dead and four others were injured in the United States. Two suspects have been killed. The Police Department Chief said that the slain officers were part of US Marshals' task force.

US Marshals gunned down in shootout, officers fired while attempting to serve warrant

Hush Money Trial: Donald Trump fined $9,000 for violations of judge’s gag order

US troops have begun construction of a maritime pier off the coast of Gaza that aims to speed the flow of humanitarian aid into the enclave when it becomes operational in May, the Pentagon said.

US military's pier in Gaza to cost $320 million | How will the humanitarian pier in Gaza will work?

Blinken hopeful for Gaza truce deal | Houthi attacks ramp up in Red Sea

US: Four officers shot dead in North Carolina while serving arrest warrant

Jareh Sebastian Dalke, a 32-year-old who briefly worked for the National Security Agency (NSA), was sentenced to over 21 years in prison on Monday (Apr 29) for trying to spy for Russia, the Justice Department said.

21-year jail sentence for ex-NSA employee in Russia spy case

India has strongly refuted claims made by The Washington Post that an Indian intelligence officer planned the assassination of US-based Khalistani terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun.

India slams Washington Post report linking RAW officer to alleged Pannun murder plot

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