Saudi and Iranian officials held direct talks this month to ease tensions between the two rivals. A senior Iranian official and two regional sources said Washington worked to revive the 2015 nuclear deal with Tehran and end the Yemen war.

Your Story: Saudi-Iran talks arranged by Iraq's PM focus on Yemen

In the first of its kind, Oxford University is going to conduct a study in which it will be alternating the doses of COVID-19 vaccine created by different manufacturers to find out whether the combination of vaccines jabs can boost the inoculation drive.

Your Story: Oxford to study alternate doses of COVID-19 vaccine by different manufacturers

04 February is World Cancer Day, a global initiative that raises awareness worldwide. Shocking facts have emerged this year, and all of them suggests that the woman needs to tread more carefully.

Your Story: Breast cancer overtakes Lung cancer to become most common

Social distancing and masks becoming part of new normal, the business of wedding has changed dramatically with a shrunken guest list and other limitations. But, in China, which is called as the origin of the Coronavirus - Love is in the air again.

Your Story: The grand Chinese wedding is back

A mutant variant of the Coronavirus continues to wreak havoc across the United Kingdom leading to a surge in new Coronavirus cases. Britain recorded over 36,000 cases in the last 24-hours.

Your Story: U.K. battles COVID-19 mutation, records highest daily COVID-19 spike

An elite group on nuns in Nepal, they are trained in marshal arts and dedicated to a life of social service. They have come to Nepal's rescue so many times.

Your Story: World's first order of Kung Fu Nuns, belong to 1000-year-old Buddhist sect

The United States has suffered from its deadliest week from COVID-19, 18,481 lives have been lost in just one week, that is one death in every 33 second.

Your Story: United States suffers deadly week from COVID-19, loses 1 life every 33 seconds

Lebanese Parliament on Monday has passed a landmark law criminalising sexual harrasment, that can put worst offenders behind bars.

Your Story: Lebanon parliament passes landmark law, criminalises sexual harassment

To ease travel in-between the countries, the World Health Organization (W.H.O.) is now considering Electronic- vaccination certificates', such a certificate will make it possible to identify and monitor people who have been vaccinated.

Your Story: W.H.O considers 'E-vaccination certificates' for international travel

According to sources, India will first Vaccinate 10 million healthcare workers and 20 million front-line workers. Sources claimed, the information was presented by India's Health Ministry at an all-party meeting today.

Your Story: PM Modi says, "India has capacity and expertise in vaccine distribution"

Syrian students helping supply clean water to thousands of Ethiopian refugees in Sudan through his volunteer work. University student now wants to tell people that refugees can make a change in any country.

Your Story: Syrian refugees help Ethiopians with supply of clean water to camps

Russia will now start its vaccination drive from December 05, making it the first country to vaccinate citizens outside trials. Teachers and doctors would be the priority for the vaccination.

Your Story: Russia to vaccinate citizens from December 05

Russian President Vladimir Putin has ordered mass COVID-19 vaccination to start next week in Russia.

Your Story: After UK, Russia to begin mass COVID-19 vaccination

A robot, Versius, in the United Kingdom is filling an important gap in the market. The high-tech machines performing minimal access surgeries on many patients.

Your Story: Surgical robot hailed as medical marvel

Peace talks between the Taliban and the Afghan government in Qatar are set to proceed to the next stage. A 3-page agreement has been agreed to codify the rules and procedures for negotiating a political road map and a comprehensive ceasefire.

Your Story: Talks between Taliban-Afghan govt to move to next stage

Fire fighters continue their struggle to put out a massive bushfire that has been raging on over 6 weeks now in Australia. The fires have already destroyed the 40% of the UNESCO world heritage listed Fraser island.

Your Story: Temperature soars, worsens conditions to fight Australian bushfires

Geographical indication is a name or mark given to products, agriculture, natural and manufactured products (sweets, handicrafts, and industrial goods) of a particular region (country or state or a town).

Harvesting world's most expensive spice; High hopes from Geographical Indication tag

Watch today in Your Story: More than 5 Million COVID-19 cases in Brazil, records nearly 150,000 deaths. Watch this video to get more detail on this.

Your Story: More than 5 Million COVID-19 cases in Brazil, records nearly 150,000 deaths

Earlier studies claimed that Asthmatics are more vulnerable and were asked to be extra cautious of COVID-19. But, recent studies has been claimed that the Asthma patients are 70% less likely to die of COVID-19.

Study: Asthma Patients less likely to die of COVID-19 | Your Story

Watch today in Your Story: The top court of European Union has delivered a landmark ruling on mass surveillance. EU Court stated that states cannot have unchecked access to data.

Your Story: Top European Union court delivers landmark ruling on mass surveillance

The threat of violent radical Islamism continues in Pakistan. Pakistan Nationals stabbed 2 outside old Charlie Hebdo office. Watch this video to know more.

Your Story:Threat of violent radical Islamism continues in Pakistan

Amid escalating tension between Vatican & the United States, Vatican has denied the Mike Pompeo's request to meet Pope Francis.

Your Story: Pope refuses to meet US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo

Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said that Armenia must immediately withdraw from the territory he said it was occupying in Azerbaijan, and it was time to end a crisis over the breakaway region after clashes between Azeri and Armenian forces.

Your Story: Armenia-Azerbaijan flare-up, Turkey says Armenia must withdraw

The United Nations (UN) human rights chief said she was discussing a possible visit to China’s Xinjiang region with Chinese authorities who are facing growing backlash over its treatment of ethnic Uighurs there.

UN Human Rights Chief may visit Xinjiang with Chinese authorities

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