Schools across the region were closed and surveillance aircraft were dispatched to scour the forest.

41 students still missing in Nigeria’s latest school kidnapping

The tenth round of the talks, which were supposed to be held within 48 hours of the completion of the first phase of disengagement. Early this morning Chinese administration has finally broken its silence over the casualties took place during Galwan valley Skirmish last year. The PLA has accepted that 4 of their soldiers had lost their lives during the conflict.

India-China border row: 10th round of Corps Commander talks tomorrow

UK and Canada have imposed sanctions on Myanmar for attacking the protestors. According to UK's Foreign Secretary, Dominic Raab, the Interior Ministry is responsible for the attacks. While Canada is yet to impose sanctions on 9 of its generals and 3 of them by UK.

Myanmar Update: UK and Canada impose sanctions on leaders

On the first day of their visit to the Union Territory, the 24-member delegation of foreign diplomats had interacted with representatives of civil society and the government in Srinagar.

Foreign envoys on 2-day J&K visit to meet Lt Governor

In the dramatic escalation of its conflict with Australian govt, Facebook has blocked all media content in country.

Australian Govt reacts to Facebook media content blackout

This Coronavirus pandemic has altered lives of billions. Nations across the world impose the lockdowns to curb the spread of this deadly virus. These lockdowns came with their economic impact. In UK's Oldham people have been struggling to make the ends meet.

Economic impact of lockdown on UK's oldest and poorest town 'Oldham'

United States Secretary of State Antony Blinken will be speaking to his counterparts from Japan, Australia and India's part of a quad grouping today.

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken to hold Quad meet with members

A deal for Taiwan for buying 5 million doses of a Coronavirus vaccination developed by Germany's Biontech is on hold and Taiwan's health minister has now hinted at potential Chinese pressure for the dealing.

Did China block Taiwan's vaccine deal? Govt hints at Chinese influence

United Kingdom has given a approval to the trial that will expose healthy volunteers to COVID-19. Britain has became the first country in the world to give a go-ahead for human challenge trials.

COVID-19: UK gives go-ahead to world's first 'human challenge' trials

After a months-long stand-off that began last April, India and China have agreed to disengage at the Pangong Tso lake in Ladakh.

China vacating military camps along Pangong Tso; Here are the first images

An unusually severe winter storm is battering much of North America. Texas was hit hardest; more than 2.7 million homes and businesses remained without electricity on Tuesday.

US Snowstorm: 21 people killed across 4 states, 2.7 million Texas homes lack power

Australians woke to empty news feeds on their Facebook Inc pages on February 18 after the social media giant blocked all media content.

Australia: Govt slams FB's content blackout, states move as 'Wrong, heavy handed'

The European Union, which buys vaccines on behalf of its 27 member states, has authorized three shots developed in Germany, the U.S. and the U.K.

China aims to create goodwill through vaccine diplomacy

The ad was paid for by Justice for Migrant Women, an advocacy group that focuses on amplifying voices of migrant women globally

Indian farm protests get full-page NYT ad

Amazon also said it 'does not give preferential treatment to any seller on its marketplace,' and that it "treats all sellers in a fair, transparent, and non-discriminatory manner.

E-commerce giant Amazon dodged Indian regulations

German Chancellor Angela Merkel in a conversation with Iran's leader Hassan Rouhani tells that 'Iran should return to nuclear deal'. Merkel's spokesman Steffen Seibert said the German leader told Rouhani she was concerned that Iran was continuing to breach its commitments under the deal

'Iran should return to nuclear deal', tells Angela Merkel to Hassan Rouhani

The decision by the European Court of Human Rights had demanded that Russia free Navalny immediately and warns that failing to do so would mark a breach of the European human rights convention.

Russia rejects European court's demand to release Navalny

Aussies wake to a dramatic content blackout on FB

The Bank of Canada has said it will keep its key overnight rate at a record low 0.25% into 2023.

Canada's inflation accelerates in January

The European Space Agency has begun a recruitment drive to select next generation astronauts. Individuals with a lower limb deficiency or who have restricted growth - circumstances that have always been a bar in the past

ESA begins recruitment drive for next gen astronauts

By 2024, the company’s entire commercial vehicle lineup will be “zero-emissions capable, all-electric or plug-in hybrid.”

Ford Europe to go fully electric on passenger vehicles by 2030

New Zealand’s Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern accused Australia of abdicating its responsibilities by cancelling the citizenship of a woman detained in Turkey and accused of having links to the Islamic State.

Jacinda Ardern lashes at Australia in citizenship row over terror suspect

During their two-day visit, the envoys would receive first-hand information on the development work undertaken by the union territory administration after the abrogation of the special status.

Foreign envoys on 2-day J&K visit post 4G restoration

The usually warmer states of central and southern America have been beset with power cuts. In Minnesota, temperatures dropped as low as -70C (-94F) with wind chills.

Why is it so cold in US? What exactly is the Polar vortex

The sentiment index for manufacturers rose to 3 from minus 1 in the previous month, led by chemicals and manufactured food.

Japan's factory mood turns positive for first time since 2019

The German company had acquired Boston-based Reebok in 2006 hoping that it could take on US rival Nike.

Adidas To Sell-off Long-struggling Reebok

Protesters marched against the decision to the office of the council's chairman, Hassan Jojo, who had approved the ruling.

Gaza to revise women’s travel ruling after backlash

Four cases of the mutant strain have been detected in India. The nation has also reported one case of the Brazilian strain of the SARS-CoV-2 virus.

UK, South Africa, Brazil mutated Covid strains reached India

Demonstrators hold posters of detained Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi during the ongoing protest against the military coup.

Myanmar: Protests show no signs of letting up

The secretary-general wants to see an increase in alliance funding for the core deterrence and defence activities.

NATO defence ministers to discuss future of alliance

President Emmanuel Macron's centrist party rallied around the law, with 347 National Assembly lawmakers voting in favour, 151 against and 65 abstaining.

France's lower house passes Anti-Radicalism bill

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