Ukraine has been facing a barrage of missile strikes in the last few days. In the latest, Russia fired missiles and carried out drone strikes in Mykolaiv.

Ukraine: Russia could use nuclear weapons near Mykolaiv

China's Communist party has wrapped its once in five years Congress in Beijing but Xi Jinping expected to seal an unprecedented third term in power.

China: What will be Xi Jinping's challenges in historic third term?

England's National Health Service says it will prevent all new cases of HIV by 2030, new treatments will be available for up to 148,000 people across England.

No new HIV cases by 2030, England all set to become the first to defeat HIV

PTI chairman Imran Khan is facing another legal trouble following his disqualification by the Election Commission of Pakistan amid the treasury gift case. Khan has now challenged the order in the Islamabad High Court.

Former Pakistan PM Imran Khan charged for making 'false statements' by Election Commission

The race for choosing the next UK Prime Minister is on. Conservative leaders and now switching sides after the former PM Boris Johnson withdrew from the contest. Former chancellor Rishi Sunak is the favorite to replace Liz Truss as UK's new Prime Minister.

Rishi Sunak, the current favorite to replace Liz Truss, clears threshold of 100 MP support

The past one week has been a busy time for China, everyone has been on their toes as Congress laid out a future plan. From economy to covid to geopolitics, everything was discussed at Beijing's Great hall while for the rest of the world this will help shape policies but for Taiwan some real challenges are awaiting.

The revamped Chinese military: China's major focus on Taiwan

Covid-19 woes in China are far from over. With rising cases in the port city of Guangzhou, the authorities have now suspended in-person schooling and dining at restaurants.

China: Authorities suspend in-person schooling at Guangzhou; zero covid policy hurting economy?

Trouble is mounting for the Trumps as former US President Donald Trump's family business may face fines of over 1.5 million US dollars, if found guilty.

Former US President Donald Trump's firm accused of fraud and tax evasion

Xi Jinping's long-term military aides promoted, a warning sign for West and Taiwan

Author Salman Rushdie has lost vision in one eye, he has also lost the ability to use one of his hands following attacks in August. He was stabbed before he was set to deliver a speech in the United States.

Salman Rushdie loses vision in one eye, one hand incapacitated after attack

Fresh clashes have erupted between the army and the M23 rebels in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. The violence killed at least four civilians and left over a dozen wounded.

Fresh clashes erupt between army and M23 rebels in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo

Brazilian politician Roberto Jefferson surrendered early Sunday evening after wounding two policemen while resisting arrest ordered by the country's Supreme Court.

Brazilian politician surrenders after injuring policemen

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After intensifying from a tropical storm, hurricane Roslyn left a trail of destruction in Mexico. The Pacific coast saw intense rainfall and high winds, two people have been confirmed dead.

WION Climate Tracker | Hurricane Roslyn leaves a trail of destruction in Mexico

At least nine people were killed and 47 were injured after an attack at a hotel in southern Somalia, the attack claimed by Al-Shabaab attack group, the assault began with a suicide bombing.

Somalia: 9 killed, 47 injured in Al-Shabaab attack

The Indian Space Research Organization launched its heaviest rocket. So far a total of 36 Broadband communication satellites are onboard.

ISRO Rocket Launch: Mission grants entry of LVM3 into commercial lounge service area

Turkiye would soon hold a referendum on wearing a headscarf as the country's President proposed a nationwide vote on guaranteeing a woman's right to wear one in state institutions, schools and universities.

Turkiye President Erdogan proposes referendum on wearing headscarf

Amidst rising energy crisis, protesters hit streets of Germany calling out the government for not doing enough to protect those with lower and average incomes.

Protesters: Government not doing enough for all lower, average income group

ISRO Rocket Launch | Oneweb: Joint venture between Bharti Enterprises and UK government

People across the world are seating with anger with women on the forefront. Protests in Iran against the death of 22 year old Kurdish woman Mahasa Amini have spilled over to other countries as well. People from North America to Europe to Asia have been demonstrating against the Iranian government and in support of the protesters in the Islamic Republic.

Amini Hijab Row: World rallies in solidarity with Iran protests, tens of thousands march in Berlin

China's Communist party has wrapped its once in five years Congress in Beijing but Xi Jinping expected to seal an unprecedented third term in power. The President preceded over the week-long closed-door meeting with top officials.

China | Xi: 'Dare to struggle, dare to win' as week-long congress closes

20th Communist Party Congress: Chinese President Xi Jinping set for historic third term

20th Communist Party Congress: Chinese President Xi Jinping heads into an unprecedented third term

The resignation of British Prime Minister, Liz Truss, has triggered yet another Tory leadership race and there is only one question on everybody's mind- who will be UK's next Prime Minister and who is going to succeed Liz Truss.

UK: Rishi Sunak, Boris Johnson yet to declare candidature for PM post

India’s GSLV-MK3 maiden commercial flight, heaviest and largest spacefaring rocket

CPC: Newly released governing body disappoints feminists, no women in Xi's top team

ISRO Rocket Launch: Rocket successfully orbited 36 satellites of UK-based oneweb

Cancer survivors and the people who have lost their loved ones to deadly diseases did the march.

US: 'Light the night' march for cancer survivors and those who lost loved ones to disease

CPC: Chinese President Xi Jinping emerges all-powerful, picked as party's general secretary

Xi: The world needs China; elevates loyalists, ousts liberalists

South African politics is once again heating up with former President Jacob Zuma gunning for his successor and the present President Cyril Ramaphosa. Zuma is facing bribery charges racketeering and money laundering.

South Africa: Jacob Zuma accuses Ramaphosa of concealing multi-million-dollar cash heist

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