India has recorded highest one-day COVID deaths. More than 4,500 people lost their lives to COVID-19 in a single day.

India: 4,529 COVID-19 deaths in last 24 hours

Rate of COVID-19 infections in Europe has begin to ease. Europe is starting to reopen cities and beaches.

Rate of COVID-19 infections in Europe begin to ease

In less than 10 weeks, Japan is expected to host one of the biggest sporting events of the year, the Summer Olympics amid the global pandemic. But the COVID-19 situation in the country’s getting worse.

Japan prepares for Summer Games amid the global pandemic

Singapore is one of the nations most successful at curbing coronavirus has dismissed Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's claim of a new Singapore COVID strain that is affecting children.

Singapore Foreign Minister To Arvind Kejriwal: Stick to facts

Remdesivir may soon to be dropped from COVID treatment in India. The Chairperson of one of the India's prominent hospital, Ganga Ram Hospital, has said that Remdesivir is being considered to be dropped from COVID-19 treatment.

Top Indian Hospital: Remdesivir may be dropped

France, Egypt and Jordan agreed on resolution. France has filed Israel-Gaza ceasefire resolution at United Nations.

Israel-Palestine Clashes: France files Israel-Gaza ceasefire resolution at UN

India: Foreign Minister of Singapore dismisses Delhi CM's claims

At least 75% of athletes and team members staying at Tokyo's Olympic village will be vaccinated by the Games, International Olympic Committee chief Thomas Bach announced Wednesday

Most at Tokyo Olympic village to be vaccinated by games

The United Auto Workers (UAW) has criticized General Motors Co for announcing a $1 billion investment in Mexico to build EVs and Ford for opting to build some EVs in Mexico rather than Ohio.

Biden pitches $174 billion EV plan in Michiga

Amid the ongoing violence between Israel and Hamas in Gaza, Tuesday's pro-Palestine rally was the second of the kind within four days held in the second largest city of the United States

Pro-Palestinian demonstrators rally in Los Angeles

The eventual ruling by the conservative-majority court, expected next year, could allow states to ban abortions before a fetus is viable outside the womb, upending decades of legal precedent.

US Supreme Court to consider gutting landmark 1973 ruling

The national drug regulator, Drugs Controller General of India (DCGI), had cleared the formulation on May 1 for emergency use as an adjunct therapy in moderate to severe Covid-19 patients.

Indian Defence Minister Rajnath Singh releases DRDO's anti-Covid drug

Oil is up more than 35% this year amid optimism fuel demand will increase as the vaccination drive accelerates across major economies and boosts mobility.

Oil steady near two-year high on improving U.S. demand outlook

Much of Japan has been under a state of emergency, centered around early closures of restaurants and bars, to curb the spread of the virus at places where crowds gather.

Japan's economy shrinks 5.1% during Jan-March

Palestine's envoy to India Adnan Mohammad Jaber Abualhayjaa has said that his government has been "working for the ceasefire from the first day" when it comes to the ongoing situation with Israel. According to him over 200 people have lost lives in West Bank and Gaza due to actions by Israel.

Palestine's envoy to India Adnan Abualhayjaa speaks on the Palestine-Israel issue

The UN General Assembly will hold an in-person debate on the Israeli-Palestinian clashes at 1400 GMT on Thursday, assembly spokesman Brenden Varma said.

US blocks third draft UN statement on Israel-Gaza violence

Sheikh Jarrah has become the tense centerpoint of efforts by what the Israeli government has described as a group of Jewish settlers.

The epicentre of Israel-Palestine conflict: Sheikh Jarrah

The US will release four million doses of the AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine to its neighbours, Canada and Mexico.

COVID-19 Vaccines: US to share Pfizer, Biontech, Moderna, J&J vaccines

The EU’S drug agency has approved the storage of the Pfizer-BioNTech coronavirus vaccine in fridges for up to a month. The European Medicines Agency said this could improve the flexibility in countries’ vaccine rollout.

EMA: Pfizer, Moderna vaccines effective against COVID-19 variants

The latest easing of lockdown, described by scientists as a very finely balanced political decision amid low overall coronavirus infection rates but the doubling of the case numbers of the B1.617.2 VOC to over 1,300 in a week

Boris Johnson urges 'heavy dose of caution' as lockdown eases in UK

The Health Secretary described the current situation as "a race between the vaccination program and the virus", with the new variant having "given the virus some extra legs in that race".

Matt Hancock's big statement over India's COVID variant

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said Monday the US had requested "details" and a "justification" from Israel for an air strike on a Gaza building housing international media outlets.

US asks Israel for 'justification' for strike on media building

The 15-member U.N. Security Council met publicly for the first time on Sunday over the flare-up in the conflict between Israel and the Palestinians.

UNGA to meet over Israel-Palestine violence on May 20

The 80 million doses will include 20 million doses of the Moderna, Pfizer and Johnson & Johnson vaccines as well as AstraZeneca.

US pledges to share 80 million COVID-19 vaccine jabs globally

Saudi Arabia's City of Roses is in full bloom. This time, the harvest fell in the month of Ramadan - making it even more special for the city of Taif. Ghadi Francis brings you a report on the West Asia Post.

The West Asia Post | Saudi's City of Roses in full bloom

The Pentagon has created a huge secret army of about 60,000 people over the past 10 years.

The Pentagon's Secret Army: Pentagon operates 60,000-strong secret force

United States President Joe Biden and first lady Jill Biden reported a drop in income as they filed their tax returns for 2020.

United States: Bidens report drop in income, releases tax returns

Spain deployed the military to its border with Morocco after thousands of Moroccans took advantage of their government’s relaxed border controls to swim or paddle in inflatable boats to Spanish soil.

Spain Migrant Crisis: Spain witnesses unprecedented migration

Major regulators have listed blood clots as a rare side effect of AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine. India has found 26 suspected cases of bleeding and clotting among recipients of the AstraZeneca vaccine.

Coronavirus Update: India finds 'minuscule' clot risk from AstraZeneca jab

Some 127 people were missing Tuesday after a vessel adrift off Mumbai's coast sank during Cyclone Tauktae, the Indian navy said as two ships and helicopters were deployed to assist in the search.

Cyclone Tauktae: 127 missing after vessel sinks off Mumbai's coast

These government-facilitated flights will be focused on returning Australian citizens, residents and families who have registered with our High Commission and consular offices within India

Australia resumes repatriation flights from India for stranded citizens

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