Princess Beatrice, the eldest daughter of Prince Andrew and Sarah, Duchess of York, married her fiance Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi in Windsor on Friday. According to reports, the wedding was a private affair and ceremony took place at The Royal Chapel of All Saints at Royal Lodge.

Britain's Princess Beatrice marries Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi in a private ceremony at Windsor

The GNA recently recaptured most of the territory held by the LNA in northwest Libya, ending Haftar’s 14-month campaign to take the capital.

Turkish-backed fighters head for Libya’s Sirte as battle looms

Thailand’s capital saw thousands of anti-government protestors take to the streets on July 18 to demand a new constitution

Thailand: Thousands of protesters take to streets to protest against govt

Former Nepal PM Baburam Bhattarai slams Nepal's present PM KP Sharma Oli. Baburam compared oli with Hitler. Watch this video to get more on this.

Former Nepal PM Baburam Bhattarai slams Nepal's present PM KP Sharma Oli

The domestic intelligence and security service of the United States FBI is leading an inquiry into the Twitter hacking of major companies and individuals, as more Washington lawmakers raised alarms about the breach of high-profile accounts on the social media platform.

FBI probes mega Twitter hack

Tens of thousands of people rallied Saturday in the Russian far eastern city of Khabarovsk in new protests in support of a popular governor and in a rare show of defiance against the Kremlin.

Russia: Protests over arrest of regional governor in Moscow

London police in spotlight after footage of British police officer kneeling on black man's neck gets viral. Watch this video to get more.

London: Footage of British police officer kneeling on black man's neck gets viral

Researchers claimed that there is a threat of suspension of the national immunization program globally due to severe health system shortages and physical disturbance measures to mitigate the ongoing ongoing COVID-19 epidemic.

Researchers: Routine childhood immunisation gets affected by COVID-19 in Africa

Israeli police used water cannons to disperse demonstrators around Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's residence on Saturday as protests mounted against him over alleged corruption and his handling of the coronavirus crisis.

Israeli police fire water cannons to disperse anti-government protesters

World Health Organization(WHO) chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus lauded Spain and France for their coronavirus response even as he stressed that restrictions put in place to suppress the disease worldwide is taking a huge toll in protracted emergencies.

'COVID-19 outbreak in hard-hit Brazil appears to have plateaued', according to W.H.O.

Indian Medical Association (IMA) has observed the community spread of pandemic COVID-19 in India as cases crossed the one million mark. IMA also warned about the spread of the virus in rural areas.

IMA observes community spread in India as COVID-19 cases cross one million mark

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's graft trial resumed on Sunday (July 19) after a two-month break amid mounting protests over his alleged corruption and handling of the coronavirus crisis.

Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu's corruption trial resumes

European Union leaders failed to agree on a massive stimulus fund to revive their coronavirus-hammered economies on Saturday after two days of fraught negotiations, but extended their summit for another day to try and overcome their differences.

EU extends summit to another day after deadlock over COVID-19 recovery plan

Federal law enforcement officers are cracking down on protesters in Portland, Oregon, under the Trump administration’s new executive order to protect U.S. monuments in what the state's Democratic governor has called "political theater."

Crackdown on Portland protesters after Trump order to protect monuments

According to separate new analyzes, global temperature in 2020 ranks at one of the planet's top two hottest years in a 141-year temperature record.

Reports: 2020 could end up being hottest year on record

Israelis protest against Netanyahu's handling of COVID-19 crisis

John Lewis, the civil rights warrior who marched with Martin Luther King Jr and was nearly killed in police beatings before serving for decades as a US congressman, died late Friday aged 80. The African-American icon spent his life getting into what he liked to call "good trouble" -- the confrontations necessary to improve American democracy by ending discrimination and racial injustice.

Tributes pour in for civil rights hero John Lewis

Syrians voted Sunday to elect a new parliament as the Damascus government grapples with international sanctions and a crumbling economy after retaking large parts of the war-torn country.

Syrians vote for new parliament amid war and economic turmoil

It has bee revealed that Pakistan paid around 30 Lakh rupees or 33,000 Pounds to British Parliamentary Group to visit PoK to review human rights situation in February month earlier this year.

Pakistan paid British Parliamentary Group to visit PoK to review human rights situation

India saw a record single- day jump of 38,902 COVID-19 cases pushing its tally to 10,77,618 on Sunday, while the total number of recoveries rose to 6,77,422, according to the Union Health Ministry data.

India records single-day spike of 38,902 COVID-19 cases

Brazil continues to battle the virus, WHO's health emergencies chief Michael Ryan said, "The rise in Brazil is no longer exponential, it has plateaued." The WHO official stressed that the virus cases in Brazil had "stabilised".

WHO: Brazil has an opportunity to contain coronavirus outbreak

Ancient Buddha statue destroyed by construction workers in Pakistan. Construction workers destroyed statue for being 'unislamic'. This incident took place in Pakistan's Takht Bahi area.

Ancient Buddha statue destroyed by construction workers in Pakistan

US Navy has resumed the drills in the region amidst the rising tensions with China in South China sea. The chief of US' defense staff or Chief of Pentagon called the drills as 'Freedom of Navigation Operation'.

US Navy resumes drills amid rising tensions with China in South China sea

United States of America continues to be the hardest hit nation of COVID-19 in the world. Due to this pandemic, the situation keeps getting worse day by day.

United States records over 3.7 million COVID-19 cases, records highest single-day surge

Leading countries in the developed world are trying to lock exclusive access to potential vaccines for the Wuhan virus. WION's Executive Editor Palki Sharma Upadhyay tells you why vaccine nationalism is dangerous for the world.

Graivtas: Vaccine for Wuhan Virus: The race to get it first

Canada, United States and the United Kingdom have accused Russian spies of trying to steal vaccine research. WION's Executive Editor Palki Sharma Upadhyay tells you why everyone wants to win the race to find a vaccine for the Wuhan virus.

Gravitas: Is Russia stealing vaccine research?

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson is to pour 3 billion pounds ($3.8 billion) into England's National Health Service (NHS) to try to ward off any resurgence of the coronavirus, as he sets out the next stage of his recovery plan for Britain.

UK PM Boris Johnson announces additional funding for NHS

Districts in Madhya Pradesh may be the most vulnerable to the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, followed by those in Bihar and Telangana, according to a study in The Lancet journal which assessed several key indicators like housing, hygiene, and the health system in these states.

Lancet Study: 9 Indian states more vulnerable to pandemic COVID-19

After Notre-Dame Cathedral caught fire in Paris last year, a fire broke out inside a Gothic cathedral in the western French city of Nantes on Saturday morning. The fire was brought under control within hours.

France: Gothic cathedral in the western French city of Nantes catches fire

India and the United States have signed a MoU to develop a strategic petroleum reserve and both countries are in the advanced stage of discussions to store crude oil in the US to increase India's reserves.

India looking to store crude oil in US after an MoU signed to increase India's stockpile

In Sri Lanka, Public health inspectors on Friday announced that they will refrain from COVID-19 related duties to protest Health Minister Pavithra Wanniarachchi's recent remarks against them.

Sri Lanka: Public health inspectors decide to boycott work against country's health minister

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