Taiwan's defence ministry said on Sunday (August 20) that 25 planes of the Chinese air force crossed the Taiwan Strait's median line in the last 24 hours, with officials warning that China will likely conduct military exercises near the island.

Morning brief: Niger junta says open to dialogue, and more

Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Thursday a mass burial site has been found in the city of Izium following the re-capture of the areas last weekend. In Samarkand, Uzbekistan, India will hold bilateral talks with Russia, Iran and Uzbekistan at the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation Summit.

Morning news brief: Ukraine claims to have found mass grave, Modi to hold bilateral talks at SCO, and more

The planemaker has previously said it calculates that Premium Aerotec is between 25% to 30% more expensive than other suppliers.

Airbus sees 1,000 German jobs at risk

It is International cat day on the 8th of August. Have you planned anything special for your pets? While you plan, listen in to WION's Palki tell you all about cats.

Gravitas: International cat day

US President Joe Biden on Tuesday has asked New York Governor Andrew Cuomo to resign from his office amid rows of sexual harassment cases. 'I think he should resign', Biden told reporters at the White House.

Prez Biden calls on NY Governor Cuomo to resign after sexual harassment report

After calling Israelis 'blood-suckers' & 'people with killing in their nature' Erdogan has changed his tune. The Turkish President now wants 'dialogue' & 'stable ties' with Israel. What explains the shift?

Gravitas: Turkish President changes tune on Israel

At least three family members of an assassinated journalist have reportedly been killed in western Afghanistan. The incident comes in the rising wave of attacks targeting journalists and civic figures.

Afghanistan: Slain journalist's family killed

More than 15 million people in Britain most vulnerable to coronavirus have received a first vaccination dose, Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced Sunday, hailing the "significant milestone".

UK hits target to vaccinate 15 million most at risk from coronavirus

The dramatic and violence-filled footage from January 06 Capitol riots show how Mike Pence escaped the rioters from 30 metres with an air force officer carrying a briefcase with the nuclear codes.

Morning news brief: US nuclear codes almost revealed, Biden to shut Guantanamo prison, and more

New Zealand, Vietnam and Taiwan appear as the top three countries with the best worldwide handling of the crisis.

Global ranks of the countries that handled COVID pandemic; Where India ranks?

The current US President Joe Biden has taken charge of the White House and as one of his first actions, he declared coronavirus in the US as a national emergency and warned Americans that the coronavirus death toll could climb to half a million next month while unveiling new plans to fight the virus.

Morning news brief: Biden unveils new COVID plan, Tokyo Olympics controversy, and more

Days after the Capitol riots, the outgoing US President Donald Trump has declared a state of emergency in Washington to safeguard the city till the President-elect Joe Biden's inauguration ceremony is completed.

Morning news brief: State of emergency in US, Coronavirus cases surge in UK, and more

US Democrats are preparing to impeach outgoing President Donald Trump after the violence at Capitol Hill last week. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said she will move a resolution to impeach the current US president.

Morning news brief: Trump impeachment, coronavirus vaccination in Europe & more

The outgoing President Donald Trump has now made a comeback on his favourite social media platform Twitter and has openly acknowledged his rival President-elect Joe Biden's win in the recently concluded US elections 2020.

Morning news brief: Donald Trump back on Twitter, Turkish students protest, and more

Amid rising coronavirus cases, England will go back into a full national coronavirus lockdown, with schools closed and people required to stay at home until at least mid-February.

Morning news brief: UK goes into lockdown, North Korea requests vaccine, and more

The outgoing US President Donald Trump has come under scrutiny after a leaked audio tape has revealed he warned the Georgia state leader to 'find votes' for him and overturn his defeat against Joe Biden.

Morning news brief: Trump's leaked audio tape, Pelosi re-elected as Speaker, and more

As the COVID-19 cases cross 277,000 mark in the US in the past 24 hours, the top US infectious disease expert Anthony Fauci has denied following the UK's decision to delay the second dose of the COVID-19 vaccine.

Morning news brief: UK abolishes 'tampon tax', US crosses 277,000 COVID-19 cases, and more

Iranian foreign minister Muhammad Jawad Zarif has accused the US President Donald Trump of attempting to fabricate a pretext to attack Iran. Even in the US, Trump is facing hard days as the Congress voted to override his veto of a sweeping defence bill.

Morning news brief: Trump faces loss in defence bill, China rejects Taiwan's offer, and more

After years of debates and discussions, the UK has formally quit the European Union single market. While the Uk was busy looking at the Big Ben striking the main 'golden hour', the outgoing US President Donald Trump has extended the immigration ban despite constant protests from the US business groups.

Morning news brief: UK formally quits EU, Trump extends immigration ban, and more

Mexico, Chile and Costa Rica started administering Latin America’s first Covid-19 vaccines Thursday as the region hardest hit by the disease seeks relief from the pandemic.

Hardest hit by COVID-19, Latin America begins mass vaccination drive

On 5 January, control over the US Senate will be decided by Georgia’s runoff, where the Republicans Kelly Loeffler and David Perdue face the Democrats Raphael Warnock and Jon Ossoff respectively in two races.

Georgia's role in senate races; An historic battle for control of the US Senate | US Election 2020

The outgoing US President Donald Trump lost yet another legal battle in the state of Arizona and Wisconsin against the President-elect Joe Biden in which he had accused the states and Biden of voter fraud and manipulation.

Morning news brief: Trump's legal loss, Iran accuses Israel of Mohsen Fakhrizadeh's death and more

Lending support to the outgoing US President Donald Trump, Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro alleged voter fraud in the recently held US elections. The allegations were made to support his argument against the electronic voting system that will be used in the 2022 Brazilian presidential elections.

Morning news brief: Covishield sues volunteer, Bolsonaro alleges US election voter fraud and more

The outgoing US President Donald Trump has lost yet another battle in the recently-held US elections as the Pennsylvania's highest court dismissed both claims in a unanimous decision.

Morning news brief: Donald Trump loses another legal case, SKorea confirms bird flu case and more

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