Top 10 world news: Musk in Israel, China's new respiratory illness, and more

On Day 52 of the ongoing Israel-Hamas war, as the two warring sides enter their fourth day of truce, Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla paid a visit to Jerusalem. During thevisit, as per Israeli officials, Musk has agreed to anin principle agreementfor the utilisation of Starlink technology in the Gaza region.

Meanwhile, as per the World Health Organization, the spike in respiratory illnesses in China was not as high as before the Covid pandemic.

In other news, families of over 40 victims of theMalaysia Airlines flight MH370 which disappeared in March 2014havefiled lawsuits against Malaysia Airlines, aircraft manufacturer Boeing, engine maker Rolls-Royce and Allianz insurance group. They are calling for fresh investigation.

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Musk, Israel authorities agree 'in principle' for use of Starlink technology in Gaza

Elon Musk, the Tesla and SpaceX CEO, landed inIsrael on Monday (Nov27) for a visit. As per a statement from the host nation, Musk engaged in discussions about the potential use of SpaceX's Starlink communications in the Gaza Strip.

WHO: Spike in respiratory illnesses in China not as high as pre-Covid pandemic

The World Health Organization (WHO) has said that a spike in respiratory illnesses in China was not as high as before the Covid pandemic,news agency Reuters reported on Monday (Nov 27).

Millions without power as storm hits Russia, Ukraine

Hurricane-force winds coupled with heavy rains impacted electricity supply leaving millions of people in Russia, Ukraine and occupied Ukraine without power on Monday (November 27). The rains and the wind caused flooding in many regions.

MH370 incident: Families of Chinese passengers of disappeared Malaysia Airlines flight call for new probe

Families of dozens of Chinese passengers who died when Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 disappeared in March 2014, on Monday (Nov 27) called for a new investigation after a court in Beijing began hearing their fresh appeal for compensation.

Australian competition watchdog suggests new laws for digital platforms

Australia’s competition regulator on Monday advised to revise its competition laws in the wake of the rapid expansion of digital platforms like Amazon, Apple, Google, Meta and Microsoft in the country.

More than 100 climate activists arrested after two-day blockade of Australia’s largest coal port

More than 100 climate activists, including five children and a 97-year-old reverend, have been arrested, said the police, after a two-day blockade of one of the world’s largest coal ports in Australia, on Monday (Nov 27).

Dutch probable PM Geert Wilders asks Muslims to leave country, video goes viral

An undated video of Geert Wilders, the probable prime minister of The Netherlands notorious for his anti-Islam views, has gone viral on social media where he can be heard making another inflammatory remark against Muslims.

Narendra Modi launches scathing attack at opponents in Telangana, calls BRS and Congress 'equal sinners'

As India readies for the upcoming Telangana Legislative Assembly election, Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, on Monday launched a scathing attack on opposition parties.

In Pics | Emotional reunion in Israel, West Bank as more hostages, prisoners are released

In Israel, emotional scenes emerged on Sunday (November 26) as hostages formerly held by Hamas in Gaza, returned to their homes and families. Similar emotions resonated in the West Bank, where released prisoners were welcomed with joy.

From protest to celebration: 2023 Delhi Queer Pride March spotlights Supreme Court same-sex marriage decision

A month after the Indian Supreme Court's devastating decision denying same-sex marriage, the top court has agreed to look into a request for an open court hearing of a review petition into its majority decision.As once again, hopes renew for societal acceptance, New Delhi saw a colourful display as the Indian capital observed its 2023 edition of the Queer Pride March.