Schools in the United States welcome their students back into classrooms. Epidemiologists warn parents to watch out for COVID-19 symptoms. Watch report.

COVID-19 Pandemic: Classrooms teachings resume in some US schools

The people of Lebanon are preparing for a tough winter as Lebanon faces financial ruin amid a lack of aid and leadership. Watch report.

Lebanon faces economic crisis amid COVID-19 pandemic

The Indian Air Force on Saturday displayed its aerial might by carrying out sorties in the Leh-Ladakh region near the Line of Actual Control (LAC). India’s preparedness to protect its territory and uphold its territorial integrity was marked by sorties by C-17 Globemaster, Ilyushin-76 and Antonio-32 transport, along with the Apache and Chinook heavy-lift choppers.

India-China standoff: MiG 29, Chinook part of the operation in Ladakh

Police in Russia’s Far East broke up a long-running anti-Kremlin protest with force on Saturday, detaining 25 people according to local authorities, in response to what they called an illegal attempt to erect protest tents in a central square.

Police crack down on marathon anti-Kremlin protest in Russia's Far East

Belarus’ authoritarian president on October 10 visited a prison to talk to opposition activists, who have been jailed for challenging his re-election and triggered two months of protests.

Belarus President Lukashenko meets 11 jailed activists

Amid political chaos in the country, Kyrgyz President Sooronbai Jeenbekov allies in the parliament elected a new prime minister while former president Almazbek Atambayev was rearrested on Saturday.

Kyrgyzstan political unrest: Kyrgyzstan Parliament elects new PM

A temporary ceasefire between Azerbaijan and Armenia that came into effect October 11 after almost two weeks of fighting over the disputed Nagorno-Karabakh region appears weak. Both countries are accusing each other of violating the terms of the agreement.

Armenia- Azerbaijan break ceasefire: Shelling returns after a brief lull

Inching closer to overtake the united states, India's coronavirus cases have now surged past the 7 million mark. In the last 24-hours, India has recorded 74,383 cases. Watch report,

Coronavirus pandemic: India COVID-19 cases cross 7 million mark

Zimbabwe, like other African countries, is trying a phased re-opening of schools after closing in March due to COVID-19. But many teachers are refusing to return to class, pointing to low pay and unsafe conditions.

In Zimbabwe, teachers demand a 500% hike in salary: Refuse to return to work

Taiwan celebrated its national day on October 10, which marks the start of the Wuchang armed uprising that led to the overthrow of the Qing dynasty and the Republic of China in 1911. Watch report.

Taiwan National Day amid China tensions: Prez Tsai Ing-Wen addresses the nation

Kyrgyz President Sooronbai Jeenbekov has declared a state of emergency in Bishkek just hours after saying he was prepared to resign.

Kyrgystan's President declares state of emergency in capital

An explosion and a fuel tank fire in the Lebanese capital has killed four people, rescuers said as panic spread in a city already ravaged by a monster blast in August.

Fuel tank fire and explosion kills four in Beirut

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has addressed an unusual predawn military parade held in Pyongyang to mark the 75th anniversary of the founding of its ruling Workers’ Party.

North Korea holds anniversary parade: Kim Jong-Un addresses the nation

Even before the COVID-19 pandemic struck the Lebanese economy was in crisis. For the migrant workers who had moved to Lebanon in search of a better life, things have become worse. Watch report.

Lebanon migrant workers: 'Kafala system' leads to exploitation

Armenia and Azerbaijan agreed on October 10 to a ceasefire and to begin "substantive talks" over the breakaway region of Nagorno-Karabakh after nearly two weeks of fierce clashes.

Armenia-Azerbaijan to start substantive talks: Move to de-escalate tensions in Karabakh

Taiwan National Day: Taiwan pledges strong defences

The coronavirus pandemic could lead to a spike in child marriages globally reversing 25 years of progress on ending this practice. Watch report.

COVID-19 Pandemic may lead to a spike in child marriages

New Orleans in the city of Louisiana is helping those who have laid off during COVID-19 shut down and this is being done to try and help improve their work skills. Watch report.

COVID-19 Pandemic: Retraining the jobless to work in healthcare

Mosques reopened in and around the Libyan capital almost seven months after they were ordered to close as part of strict curbs to contain the COVID-19 pandemic.

COVID-19 pandemic: Mosques reopen in Libyan capital with precautionary measures

Amid growing concern over access to Covid-19 medical products, Moderna has decided not to enforce its patent rights related to its experimental vaccine. Watch report.

Moderna vows not to enforce Covid-19 patents: WHO welcomes move

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has urged closer ties with India as he warned of China's growing might on its doorstep, amid a flurry of diplomacy between the world's two largest democracies. Watch report.

Mike Pompeo: India needs US as its ally

A France startup puts recycled hair to good use, Chateau of Versailles turns into a salon. Watch this report to get more on this!

Chateau of Versailles turn into a salon: Startup puts recycled hair to good use

All pubs and restaurants across central Scotland are to be closed under new measures aimed at tackling a surge in coronavirus cases.

Pubs closed in Scotland under new COVID-19 restrictions

Coronavirus cases in Brazil cross the 5 million mark with the country being the third most affected nation. Watch report.

WION Dispatch: Brazilian economy reeling under the pandemic, unemployment  at high

Tech giant Google faces worldwide criticism over displaying news content without paying for it. Watch this video to get more details on this.

Google faces worldwide criticism over displaying news content without paying for it

Thirteen men, seven of them associated with an anti-government militia group called the Wolverine Watchmen, have been arrested on charges of conspiring to kidnap the Michigan governor, attack the state legislature and threaten law enforcement.

US: 13 men, include right wing militia members, plot to kidnap the Michigan's governor

Kyrgyzstan President declares state of emergency in Bishkek as political unrest deepens. President Jeenbekov also stated that he is ready to resign once new cabinet get appointed.

Kyrgyzstan President declares state of emergency in Bishkek as political unrest deepens

The day before King Felipe VI's visited Barcelona, Catalan independence supporters burnt pictures of the Spanish head of state in a public square. Watch report.

Protests in Barcelona over King Felipe VI's visit: Demonstrators burn King's photos

British Airways will bid farewell to its Boeing 747s with a rare synchronised dual take off for the "Queen of the Skies". Watch report.

British Airways 'Queen of Skies' jumbos bid farewell

Anti-government protesters scuffled with vigilante groups in Kyrgyzstan's capital of Bishkek overnight, after authorities in the Central Asian nation annulled parliamentary election results. Watch report.

Political crisis in Kyrgyzstan: Poll results declared invalid

Kidnapped Malian politician Soumaila Cisse, French aid worker Sophie Petronin and two Italians were freed Thursday after long periods in the hands of Islamist insurgents.

Kidnapped Mali politician, French aid worker and 2 Italians freed

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