Top 10 world news: Deadly attacks on churches, synagogues in Russia; Israel bombs Hamas, and more

Synagogues, churches and a police post in Russia's North Caucasus region of Dagestan came under attack on Sunday (June 23), killing at least 20 people, including policemen and a priest.

In other news, Israeli military bombed Hamas on Monday (June 24) a day after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that the "intense phase" of the ongoing war in the Gaza Strip was winding down. He stressed that the war would continue until the militant group no longer controlled the besieged Palestinian enclave.

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Synagogues, churches and a police post in Russia's North Caucasus region of Dagestan came under attack on Sunday (June 23), killing at least 20 people, including policemen and a priest.

Israeli military bombed Hamas on Monday (June 24) a day after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that the "intense phase" of the ongoing war in the Gaza Strip was winding down. He stressed that the war would continue until the militant group no longer controlled the besieged Palestinian enclave.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi ahead ofthe first session of the 18th Lok Sabha, said that while a "majority" is required to run the government, "consensus is very important" to run the country.

The Supreme Court deferred hearing on Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's plea to overturn the Delhi High Court's interim stay on bail order on Monday (June 24). The court fixed Wednesday (June 26) as the next hearing date.

After US prosecutors reportedly told the Department of Justice (DoJ), that Boeing had broken a settlement linked to two deadly crashes of the 737 Max aircraft, the US aerospace firm may now face criminal charges.

A fireat a battery plant in South Korea killed at least 22people on Monday (Jun 24), Yonhap news agency reported. Most of those killed were Chinese nationals. The fire broke out at 10:30 am local time in Hwaseong, south of the capital Seoul. The plant is owned by Aricell, a South Korean primary battery manufacturer.

In a unanimous decision, the Kerala Legislative Assembly on Monday (June 24) passed a resolution proposing a constitutional amendment to change the state's official name from 'Kerala' to 'Keralam'.

European Commission has said Monday (June 24) that Apple's App Store rules violate the EU's landmark Digital Markets Act (DMA).

India skipper Rohit Sharma smashed Australia pacer Mitchell Starc for four sixes and four in one over during the Super 8 clash on Monday (June 24).

PrincessAnne, King Charles' younger sister, suffered minor injuries and concussion following an incident on Sunday and is in hospital as a precaution, Buckingham Palace said, adding that she was expected to make a full and swift recovery.