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Morning news brief: Biden-Kishida meet; South Korea elections; Biden's commitment to Israel, and more

Morning news brief: Biden-Kishida meet; South Korea elections; Biden's commitment to Israel, and more

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US President Joe Biden laid out the red carpet for Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida's state visit to the United States. Meanwhile, Biden extended commitment to Israel against any Iranian attack amid rising concerns of Tehran launching strikes in the coming days.

In other news, South Korea's liberal opposition parties achieved a sweeping win in Wednesday's (Apr 10) parliamentary election. In the US, three people were injured in a shootout which took place between rival groups near the celebration which marked the end of Ramadan.

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Biden-Kishida meet: Cherry blossoms, defence pacts top up US-Japan ties

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US President Joe Biden laid out the red carpet for Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida's state visit to the United States as the Democratic leader hailed the Washington-Tokyo ties as "stronger than it's ever been". A swanky state dinner astonished Washington's corridors of power as the two of India's Quad partners discussed the Indo-Pacific with veiled references to China's expansionist belligerence in the region.

US extends 'ironclad' commitment to Israel after Iran threatens to attackmain img

United States President Joe Biden extended an 'ironclad' commitment to Israel against any Iranian attack amid rising concerns of Tehran launching "significant" strikes in the coming days in response to the blast at the Iranian consular building in Damascus.

South Korea elections: Opposition achieves sweeping win dealing blow to President Yoon Suk Yeolmain img

South Korea's liberal opposition parties achieved a sweeping win in Wednesday's (Apr 10) parliamentary election, dealing a significant blow to President Yoon Suk Yeol and his conservative party. However, as per reports, the opposition's success likely fell just short of a supermajority.

Eid celebration turns sour as shootout injures three in Philadelphia, USmain img

Three people were injured in a shootout which took place between rival groups near the celebration which marked the end of Ramadan, said the police in Philadelphia.

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Prapti Upadhayay

Prapti Upadhayay is a New Delhi-based journalist who reports on key news developments across India and global affairs, with a special focus on US politics. When not writing, she en...Read More