Top 10 world news: Putin vows action after Moscow attack; Arvind Kejriwal arrest updates, and more

In the latest, Russian PresidentVladimir Putin haspledged to take decisive measures against those responsible for the attackat Moscow's Crocus City Hall on Friday (Mar 22), resulting in the deathof at least133 people. In other news, the USSenate approved a funding package for the government, preventing a partial shutdown of federal operations. In India, the ministry of foreign affairssummoned the Deputy Head of Mission of the German Embassy for his comments on the arrest ofDelhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal.

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Putin vows action after Moscow terror attack, says attackers tried to flee towards Ukraine

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Russian President Vladimir Putin vowed action against perpetrators of thedevastating attack in Moscow at theCrocus City Hall on Friday (Mar 22) that killed at least 133 people.

India summons German diplomat to MEA, protests Germany’s comments on Kejriwal’s arrest

India's Ministry of External Affairs on Saturday (Mar23)summoned the Deputy Head of Mission of the German Embassy,George Enzweiler,to officially express the government's discontent over Germany's comments regarding the arrest of Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal in the Delhi liquor policy scam case. The Ministry of External Affairs called Germany's statements a "blatant interference in India's internal matters."

US Senate passes funding package, averting partial shutdown of federal govt

The Senate on Saturday (Mar 23) passed a government funding package, averting a partial shutdown of the federal government. A report by CNN said the legislation would be next sent to President Joe Biden to be signed into law and this is expected later in the day.

FBI says Alaska Airlines passengers are possible 'crime victims' after mid-air door blowout

The FBI, while investigating the Alaska Airlines Boeing 737 Max mid-air door-plug panel blowout case, have concluded that the passengers are likelyvictims of a crime.

US: Governor bans trans medical care for minors, vetoes abortion restrictions

Wyoming’s Governor Mark Gordon on Friday (Mar 22) passed a bill which imposed significant barriers to abortion if it remains legal in the state. However, he signed legislation which banned gender-affirming care for minors.

Indian Navy dealt with 13 major incidents in last 100 days in Western Indian Ocean; saved 110 lives

As threats continue to loom in the western Indian Ocean, posing challenges to India's economic interests, the Indian Navy has undertaken several measures over the past 100 days including actively responding to and assisting in 13 major incidents.

Delhi court extends ED custody of K Kavitha till March 26 in excise PMLA case

A court in Delhi on Saturday (Mar 23) extended the Enforcement Directorate custody of Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) leader K Kavitha till March 26.

Three-year-old mauled by XL Bully in UK after government banned the breed

A three-year-old boy underwent surgery after being mauled by the family's XL Bully dog in Doncaster, UK. The incident occurred when the child climbed on the dog, leading to serious injuries.

Trump has almost ‘half-billion dollars’ in cash but ‘won’t clear’ $454mn judgment

Former US president Donald Trump revealed Friday (Mar 22) that he is having almost a half-billion dollars in cash but he won’t use it to clear the $454 million civil fraud judgment against him in New York. The former president said he would rather spend the money on his presidential campaign ahead of the November elections.

Football: Don't mess with the England flag, says PM Rishi Sunak as kit gets update

The bright red cross on a white background that is England's national flag should not be messed with, British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said on Friday (March 22), after Nike's blue and purple alteration to the design on soccer shirts left many fans angry.