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Morning news brief: West Asia crisis; Trump hush money trial, and more

Morning news brief: West Asia crisis; Trump hush money trial, and more

WION Morning Brief

Even as the crisis in West Asia worsens, the Israeli war cabinet has reportedly failed toreach a consensusabout how the nation should respond to Iran's unprecedented weekend attack.

Meanwhile, after talks between Iranian foreign minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian and his Indian counterpart S Jaishankar, Iran said that it would give permission to representatives of the Indian government to meet Indian crew onboard the seized cargo ship, MSC Aries.

In other news, former US President Donald Trump's hush money case in which he faces criminal charges is set to begin in New York.

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Finally, as per areport, the world's coalpower capacity has increased in 2023, with China leading the growth.

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West Asia crisis: Israeli war cabinet fails to decide on how to respond to Iranian attack

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The Israeli war cabinet failed to reach a consensus on Sunday (Apr 14) about how Israel should respond to Iran's unprecedented weekend attack. According to a report by The Times of Israel, Israeli officials said that the war cabinet favoured a retaliation against Iran, but was divided over the timing and the scale of any such response. The cabinet held deliberations for over three hours, the report added.

Iran to allow Indian govt representatives to meet 17 citizens onboard seized cargo ship

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Iran stated that it would give permission to the Indian govt representatives to meet the Indian crew onboard the seized cargo ship, MSC Aries.

'I will be fighting for our country,' says Trump on the eve of hush money criminal trial

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Former US president Donald Trump, on the eve of his contentious hush money trial, has declared that "he will be "fighting for myself but, much more importantly, I will be fighting for our Country".

2023 saw highest coal power capacity additions since 2016 with China leading the race: Report

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The year 2023 saw a surge in coal power capacity additions globally, marking the highest increase since 2016, with China leading the growth and future planned capacity, revealed a new report released on Thursday (Apr 11).

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Moohita Kaur Garg is a journalist and Senior Sub-Editor at WION News, specialising in the volatile intersections of global security, defense technology, and South Asian geopolitics...Read More