
Here is WION's Daily Morning News Brief with what’s happening around the world today.
Seoul will face a "serious security crisis" for going ahead with its joint military drills with the United States, a senior Pyongyang official threatened Wednesday, saying the South had missed its opportunity to improve inter-Korean ties.Don't regret my decision: Biden on American forces withdrawal from Afghanistan.
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Taliban continuesits surge acrossAfghanistanwith the capture of two more provincial cities with a total of eight provinces seized in the last couple of days.

North Korea has warnedSouth Korea and the United States of risking a "huge security crisis" by choosing to escalate tensions.

New York Governor AndrewCuomo addressed his three daughters in his resignationfollowing an inquiry that found he sexually harassed 11 women.

Russia and China launched the biggest joint military exercise inChina’s north-centralNingxia region on Monday involving 10,000 ground troops and Air Forces of the two countries.