Another airstrike has hit Yemen. Warring parties are blaming each other. Reposts claim that 13 have been killed where 2 are children among them. 23 people are injured by the attack.

Another airstrike hits Yemen, warring parties blame each-other

Hong Kong protesters still protesting over Extradition Bill. Protesters also hindered the train services for local commuters during the rush hours.

Hong Kong protesters hinder trains on route during the peak hours

Gilroy Garlic Festival in California was wrapping up and that was the last day of the festival when the mass shooting took place. On the final day, the venue was full of people. 3 are dead and 15 have been injured in this massacre. A suspect has been detained.

Gilroy Garlic Festival Shooting: Shooter identified as a teen named Santini William Legan

The founder of a well-known food chain 'Cafe Coffee Day' Mr. V.G. Siddhartha goes missing. He is missing since Monday. Siddhartha is the son-in-law of Ex-CM S.M. Krishna.

Cafe Coffee Day founder V.G. Siddhartha missing since Monday

Protesters in Hong Kong are constantly defying the local govt. Protesters said that they have been attacked by the masked men. Police are also doing violence with them. Youth protesters asked for the probe in this police violence.

Hong Kong: Territory rocked by it's biggest political crisis, Youth slams China

Well-Known shopping site Amazon opt to start the food delivery business in India soon. Reports said that for this Amazon is in contact with Uber Eats for this. Well, official statements are not out yet.

Amazon in contact with Uber Eats, could start food delivery business in India soon

An aircraft of the Pak Army was on regular routine training when it got crashed in a residential area near Islamabad. 17 have died in this crash, 12 were civilians. A dozen people are injured which have been rushed to the nearby hospital. Watch this video to know more.

Pak Army Aircraft crash claims 17 lives, 12 were civilians among dead

1000 suspicious containers have been found at the ports of Sri Lanka. SL custom authorities passed the order to get these containers checked as soon as possible. After that, the SL govt will present a report on these doubtful garbage containers.

Sri Lanka: Concerns over imported waste, 1000 suspicious containers at Lanka ports

A clash between rival gang killed 57 prisoners in Altamira jail. After clash cell was set on fire and prisoners died of suffocation. Watch this video to know more.

Brazil: Situation under-control in Altamira jail after 57 prisoners killed of prison riot

In 2014, Bhutan was the first foreign visit by PM Modi. Now PM Modi will again move to Bhutan for 2 days visit. Last Month Indian Foreign Minister also visited Bhutan for 2 days. Watch this video to know more.

PM Modi will move to Bhutan for 2 days visit

The UK has recorded it's hottest day at 38.7 degrees in Cambridge. Heatwave hitting the UK as hot winds coming from the Sahara Desert. Earlier it was 38.5 degrees but as of now, it breaks the record of last time.

UK sizzles after all time high temperature, hottest day recorded in Cambridge

China-U.S. negotiators will meet for the first time in 3 months in Shangai, China. This will be the first face-to-face trade talk since the talks stopped. This trade talk will be initiated at China's Financial Club.

Fresh U.S.-China trade talks to end trade war?

The U.S. lawmakers have done a deal with Saudi worth $8.1 Billion. This deal will include the precision-guided munitions. Watch this video to know more.

Green signal to U.S.-Saudi arms deal of $8.1 Billion

Is there life on planets outside our solar system? How did stars and galaxies form in the earliest years of the universe? How do black holes shape galaxies? Scientists are expected to explore those and other fundamental questions about the universe when they peer deep into the night sky using a new telescope planned for the summit of Hawaii's tallest mountain. But the Thirty Meter Telescope is a decade away from being built. And Native Hawaiian protesters have tried to thwart the start of construction by blocking a road to the mountain. They say installing yet another observatory on Mauna Kea's peak would further defile a place they consider sacred. The large size of the telescope's mirror means it would collect more light, allowing it to see faint, far-away objects such as stars and galaxies dating back as long as 13 billion years. Hundreds of demonstrators are gathered at the base of Hawaii's tallest mountain to protest the construction of a giant telescope on land that some Native Hawaiians consider sacred. Groups of activists sang and prayed at the base of the mountain on Sunday afternoon. They declared the area, which is well off the highway at the intersection of the mountain's access road, a place of refuge and safety.

A plan to build the world's largest telescope, Hawaiians protest it's build

Science versus Faith in Hawaii. A giant telescope has been sanctioned to be constructed on top of a dormant volcano in the island. But the locals are protesting against this telescope. What's their problem with the telescope? Find out in this report.

Gravitas: Hawaii rocked by 'telescope protests'

Hong Kong's International airport becomes the epicentre of protests. Airport staff turn the airport into a protest site with placards calling to 'Free Hong Kong'. Several countries have issued travel warnings even as China tries to stifle dissent. Palki explains how people of Hong Kong is readying itself for a weekend of intense protests.

Gravitas: Hong Kong airport turns into a protest site

Imran Khan likens his U.S. visit to the 1992 World cup win. But did his visit achieve anything at all? U.S. wants Pakistan's help in Afghanistan but has not promised resumption of security aid. Even the 'pre-scripted' joint press conference ate into their meeting time. Palki tells us what Imran Khan achieved during his visit to the U.S.

Gravitas: Khan's U.S. Visit: Much a do about nothing?

Imran Khan promised the sky to the people of Pakistan a year ago. But little has been delivered so far. 12 months later, here's a look at Imran Khan's performance as the Prime Minister of Pakistan.

Gravitas: One year of Imran Khan

Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny, serving time in jail for calling for unauthorized protests, was hospitalized after suffering an acute allergic reaction on Sunday (July 28), his spokeswoman said. Navalny was jailed this week for 30 days for calling for an unauthorized march to protest against the exclusion of several opposition candidates from a local election later this year. Authorities say the opposition candidates were barred because they failed to collect enough genuine signatures backing them, an allegation they reject as false. Police rounded up more than 1,000 people in the Russian capital at the rally on Saturday in one of the biggest crackdowns in recent years against the opposition, drawing international criticism.

Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny hospitalized for allergic reaction

An active shooter was reported at a food festival in California on Sunday (July 28) and a police spokesman said there were casualties. Few other details were immediately available. NBC Bay Area reported that ambulance crews were told 11 people "were down" after shots rang out on the last day of the Gilroy Garlic Festival, an annual three-day event south of San Jose. Videos posted on social media appeared to show festival attendees scattering in confusion as at least one loud popping sound could be heard in the background.

Active shooter reported at food festival in California

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Afghanistan's President Ashraf Ghani formally launched his re-election campaign on Sunday (July 28), stressing peace and good governance as his top priorities. Addressing supporters at a large gathering in Kabul, Ghani outlined his aims to improve security, implement the rule of law, improve transport infrastructure, hospitals and mosques if he were to serve for another five years. Several former officials and politicians, including former warlord Gulbuddin Hekmatyar, are lining up to challenge Ghani who formed a unity government with his main rival Abdullah Abdullah after a bitterly disputed 2014 election marred by concerns over voter fraud. The presidential election, scheduled for September 28, has been postponed twice due to a lack of preparation and could be overshadowed by ongoing peace efforts with the Taliban.

Afghanistan's Ghani launches campaign for re-election

Britain, France, Germany, Russia, and China met Iran in Vienna on Sunday (July 28) for talks to save the 2015 nuclear deal. The Joint Commission of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), the deal's formal name, is chaired by the EU foreign policy service's Secretary General Helga Schmid. U.S. President Donald Trump pulled out of an international agreement on Iran's nuclear programme last year and stepped up sanctions on Tehran. He said the nuclear deal was flawed because it did not include curbs on Iran's development of ballistic missiles or its support for proxies in Syria, Yemen, Lebanon, and Iraq. Iran has ruled out talks with Washington over its military capabilities, particularly the missile programme that it says is defensive. It denies the missiles are capable of being tipped with nuclear warheads and says its nuclear programme is peaceful.

Europeans, China, Russia meet Iran in Vienna to save nuclear deal

Dan Coats, the spy chief who has clashed with U.S. President Donald Trump over-assessments involving Russia, Iran, and North Korea, plans to step down soon, a source familiar with the matter said on Sunday. A person with direct knowledge of that matter told Reuters that Coats advised Trump last week that he planned to step down fairly soon as director of national intelligence. He offered the president some thoughts on who might succeed him, the source said. The New York Times, citing people familiar with the matter, reported the departure was expected "in the coming days." Coats' office did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

U.S. spy chief Dan Coats to step down in coming days

Pakistan edits video of Indian Airforce veteran. Pak claims that Air Marshal has admitted that lost on Feb 27. Pak's desperate attempts to claim Balakot victory. Pakistan edited the 2015 YouTube video. Watch this video to know more.

Pakistan's claim: India admitted Balakot Loss

The head of a Sudanese investigative committee said on Saturday (July 27) that 87 people were killed and 168 wounded security forces broke up a sit-in protest on June 3. Fath al-Rahman Saeed, the head of the committee, said 17 of those killed were in the square occupied by protesters and 48 of the wounded were hit by bullets. Saeed said some members of the security forces fired live ammunition at protesters in Khartoum who were demanding the military cede power. He added three officers violated orders by moving forces into the sit-in. He also said the order was issued to whip protesters. The committee's findings put the death toll higher than the Health Ministry's previous estimate of 61. But opposition medics have said 127 people were killed and 400 people wounded. Reflecting anger at the findings, dozens of protesters chanted slogans against the committee in Khartoum's Burri district and burned tires in the street, witnesses said.

Sudan says 87 killed when troops broke up protest, critics say too low

A group of Iranians living in the United Kingdom rallied in central London on Saturday (July 27) calling for tougher sanctions against the Iranian regime. Several hundred demonstrators protested, waved signs and flags and chanted in Trafalgar Square. The National Council of Resistance of Iran group, which organized the demonstration, is calling for the UK to take on a tougher stance as tensions between the West and Iran continue to grow. The group also called on the Iranian Revolutionary Guards, the Iranian Ministry of Intelligence and the Iranian supreme leader Ali Khamenei's office to be listed as terrorist entities by the United Kingdom, a press release stated. Member of Parliament for Hendon, Matthew Offord, who attended the rally said he was using it as an opportunity to send a message to new British Prime Minister Boris Johnson.

Iranians demonstrate in central London, calling for sanctions against regime

Hong Kong continues to be on the boil. Hong Kong police today began to use tear gas to disperse thousands of people, who were protesting in the Yuen Long. Watch this video to know more.

Hong Kong Protest: Protesters defy police ban

From 'Crooked Hillary to lock her up' comments. Trump's vilification of women candidates. Trump called Elizabeth Warren 'Pocahontas'. Trump called Meghan Markle 'Nasty'. Democrats accused Trump of misogyny. Watch this video to know more.

Trump vs Women In 2020 Campaign

US President Donald Trump hit out Saturday at a prominent Congressman who's been a strong critic of Trump's handling of the migration crisis on the US-Mexico border. In a series of tweets, the president described Elijah Cummings, a Maryland Democrat, and the House Oversight Chairman, as a "brutal bully".

Trump lashes out at Cummings over border criticism

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