The Korean Peninsula continues to see my intentions as North Korea has found two ballistic missiles in the sea on the East Coast. This comes hours after a nuclear-powered US submarine arrived at a naval base in South Korea.

North Korea fires missiles after US submarines arrives in South

Russian defense minister is going to visit North Korea later this week. The minister along with his delegation will also be joined by a Chinese official this will Mark the first visit to the country since the pandemic started while in Pyongyang the size will celebrate the 70th anniversary of Victory Day the delegation of Communist Party of China will be led by Lee Hong Zhong both Moscow and Beijing for long have extended their support to the nuclear-powered country North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has been set steadfast in his support for Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Russian and Chinese delegation to visit North Korea to mark 70th anniversary of Victory Day

Gun violence in the United States of America is back in news. Five people were wounded in a shooting incident in Houston with deaths from firearms rising in Texas is among the worst hit American states.

Gun epidemic in US: Five wounded in Houston shooting incident, US cops on lookout for accused

Despite large protests that have revealed hitherto unnoticed rifts in Israeli society, the country's parliament on Monday approved a significant piece of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's disputed plan to reform the court system.

Judicial Reforms Protests: Israeli parliament approves first part of judicial overhaul

Here we bring you a quick round-up of all the latest news and top headlines from all across the globe: Thousands of Israeli demonstrators rallied in Jerusalem against a controversial Judicial Reform Bill that now faces a key vote. This will be a showdown between the hard-line religious nationalist coalition and the Israeli society.

Israel: Green signal for key judicial reform clause | NSA meet in Johannesburg

Thousands of Israeli demonstrators rallied in Jerusalem against a controversial Judicial Reform Bill that now faces a key vote. This will be a showdown between the hard-line religious nationalist coalition and the Israeli society.

Israel Judicial Reforms: Pro-government demonstrators rally in Tel Aviv

After two drones damaged buildings in Moscow early on Monday, including one near the Defence Ministry's headquarters, in what it called a daring act of terrorism, Russia threatened to take strong punitive action against Ukraine. However, one drone struck close to the Moscow facility where the Russian military gives briefings on what it calls its "special military operation," underscoring the reach of such drones even if no one was harmed in the strike, which a senior Ukrainian official indicated will continue.

Russia-Ukraine War: Russia talks of retaliation after 'Ukrainian drone strike' near Moscow army HQ

The NSA meeting of the BRICS group of emerging economies will be held in Johannesburg from August 22 to 24, and among the topics on the summit's agenda this year are the dollarization and expansion of the forum in addition to ensuring the security of foreign energy sources. Indian NSA Doval has made his appearance to the meet.

BRICS Meet 2023: National Security Advisor Doval Attends BRICS NSA Meet in South Africa

Indian producer Guneet Monga has become well-known after winning the Oscar for this year's film, "The Elephant Whisperers," which won the award. She was just named the new India Ambassador for the Bafta Breakthrough Awards. Watch the award-winning producer in an exclusive conversation with WION's special correspondent Abira Dhar.

'The Elephant Whisperers' producer Guneet Monga in an exclusive conversation with WION

The ruling Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz party is considering proposing the name of Finance Minister Ishaq Dar as the caretaker prime minister of the cash-strapped country once the term of the current National Assembly ends next month, a media report said on Sunday.

PPP: Not informed about Dar being pitched as interim PM | Pakistan

It's a busy day for Imran Khan as he has back-to-back appearances in two cases as Pakistan's former Prime Minister pushes for bail and hances of arrest cannot be ruled out. Imran Khan began his day at the Supreme Court's premises which has summoned him in the Quetta murder case.

Quetta Lawyer Murder Case: Imran Khan gets relief from top court | Pakistan

Israelis protest ahead of key parliament vote | Kiri Allan quits cabinet

Moving on from India to neighbouring countries of Pakistan and Afghanistan, where monsoon rainfall continues to cause problems. The torrential rains have caused flooding, landslides leading to loss of lives and damage to infrastructure. In Pakistan at least 13 people have died and seven have been injured due to landslides and heavy rains. Nine people lost their lives in rain-related incidents over the last 48 hours in the northwestern province of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Heavy rainfall & thunderstorms wreaked havoc, causing damage to dozens of houses in the region.

Moonsoon rainfall wreaks havoc in Pakistan and Afghanistan

The House of Commons Library analysis of NHS data shows that between October 2022 and May of this year, more than 38 million patients in England had to wait longer than a fortnight for a GP appointment, despite the government's pledge that everyone would be able to get an appointment. This comes after the government promised that everyone would be able to get an appointment without having to wait.

UK: PM Sunak blames striking doctors for growing waiting list

Pakistan: PML-N proposes Ishaq Dar as interim PM, but PPP disagrees

Israel: Thousands march to parliament against Judicial Reform Bill

Following incessant downpours across the Indian subcontinent, the country's meteorological department has issued multiple rain alerts. States including Himachal Pradesh, Punjab, Uttarakhand, and Haryana in the north, Odisha in the east, and the western belt of Gujarat, Maharashtra, and Goa continue being pummeled by non-stop rainfall.

Indian state of Gujarat on orange alert after floods

Lukashenko will be meeting Putin as part of a working visit to Russia. The two will be discussing about future course of the strategic partnership between their countries. A Russian war reporter was killed and three others were wounded in what Moscow said was an attack by Ukraine using cluster munitions. The deceased journalist was a correspondent with Russia's state news agency and his three colleagues were evacuated from Zaporizhzhia region. In a separate incident, German broadcaster Deutsche Welle said one of its journalists, had been wounded elsewhere in Ukraine. Russia launched yet another wave of attacks on the black sea port of Ukraine's Odesa. At least one person died and 18 others were injured in the attack.

Russia-Ukraine War: Russian war reporter dead after alleged use of cluster munitions by Ukraine

Days after a horrifying video showing two women being paraded in public naked by dozens of men surfaced, a sixth arrest has been made in the Indian state of Manipur.

Manipur Violence: Sixth accused arrested in viral video case showing two women being paraded naked

Bejamin Netanyahu, the prime minister of Israel, will have surgery to implant a cardiac pacemaker. He made this claim in a video statement made available by his office. The Parliament is getting ready to vote on a bill on Monday that would limit the Supreme Court's authority.

Israeli PM Netanyahu to undergo surgery, get cardiac pacemaker overnight

Energy ministers from the G20 nations met in the Indian state of Goa to discuss the further phase-out of fossil fuels but were unable to come to an agreement as record-breaking temperatures, floods, storms, and heat waves wreaked havoc throughout the world.

G20 nations fail to agree on phasing down unabated fossil fuels

Fears are raised by reports that parcels might include dangerous or hazardous materials. Over the past four days, police in South Korea have received about 2,000 reports of suspicious packages, they said on Sunday, amid worries that they may be filled with dangerous materials.

Over 1600 suspicious packages reported, says the South Korean police

Russia-Ukraine War: Russian attack on Odesa kills one, damages cathedral, Ukrainian officials say

The rains which are heaviest in 40 years, have triggered floods in nova scotia. The storm, which started on Friday, dumped more than 25 centimetres of rain in some parts of the Atlantic Canadian province in just 24 hours. It usually receives such amount of rainfall in three months. The resulting floods washed away roads, weakened bridges and swamped buildings. Authorities said that four people including 2 children are missing.

Heavy rains unleash floods in Canada's Atlantic province, 4 people missing

The controversial cluster bombs which were supplied by the united states of America to Ukraine are now being used against the Russian military positions according to the white house Kyiv is using these cluster munitions quite effectively. How will the use of cluster munitions impact the ongoing war?

Russia-Ukraine War: Ukraine's new cluster munitions in use

As part of this strategy, the Indian government has been striving to make it easier for semiconductor manufacture and allied facilities to be established in the nation. Additionally, the Indian government is attempting to construct a semiconductor research centre. Watch WION's senior correspondent Sidharth MP in an exclusive conversation with Rajeev Chandrasekhar, Indian minister of state, IT and electronics.

'PM Modi envisions a semiconductor ecosystem in India' says Rajeev Chandrasekhar

According to revelations made by the cybercrime unit of Hyderabad police in the southern Indian state of Telangana, con artists defrauded thousands of people throughout India for more than a year on the pretence of an investment or part-time work.

India: Nine arrested from across the country over investment fraud

The Christopher Street Day, also known as Berlin Pride, draws about 300,000 people to Berlin. They honour the LGBTQIA+ community with a vibrant parade of roughly 70 trucks decorated with various themes.

Berlin: Thousands gather to celebrate Christopher Street Day

Israel: First leg of judicial reforms aim to drop the 'reasonability clause'

Netanyahu's health condition 'good' after pacemaker implant

According to Yannis Artopios, a spokeswoman for the fire department, at least 2,000 people, including tourists, were evacuated with the aid of three coast guard vessels, one army lifeboat, and 30 private sailboats. 30,000 people were relocated to safer areas. All of the guests, according to Artopios, had been securely ejected from the hotels and rental properties.

Wildfire on Greek Island of Rhodes forces thousands to evacuate

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