Danita Yadav

Israel was met with a major setback after the United States confirmed it had paused a shipment of weapons to Tel Aviv and threatened to withhold more if Israel goes ahead with its plan to attack Rafah.

Gaza War News: Israel's primary ally, the United States is reportedly willing to share "sensitive intel" with Tel Aviv regarding the top leadership of Hamas and their locations, only if Israel skips its attack on Rafah. Meanwhile, thousands of Israelis called on Netanyahu to do more for the release of hostages.

Protests continue to rock Georgia after around 50,000 people marched against the introduction of the foreign agent bill. The protests in Georgia also come after the United States sounded the alarm for "democratic backsliding" in the European country.

Tensions between Israel and Egypt have been high, especially at the borders due to the growing Israeli operations and military presence in the Gaza.

Jailed in 2020 for her coverage in Wuhan, Chinese journalist Zhang Zhan is set to be released on Monday. Zhan was one of the few journalists to report on the outbreak in Wuhan after millions were put under lockdown.

Russia Kharkiv Attack: As the Russia-Ukraine War enters Day 810, President Putin is acting on his goal for war in Ukraine with his surprise cabinet reshuffle. Meanwhile, Ukraine continues to fight as its weapons deplete every day. Read here for the latest update on the Russia-Ukraine war.

PoK Clashes: Despite Pakistani PM Shehbaz Sharif announcing a drastic reduction the price of wheat through the 23 billion PKR package, tensions remain high in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir.

Minister of State for Health Minister Andrew Stephenson stated that the UK will not sign any global agreement that undermines Britain's sovereignty.

As the war continues to rage on, the death toll due to Israeli bombardment in the strip has touched 35,000 and is expected to increase as the days go by.

Following a night of unrest and violence, India and Pakistan have issued advisories for students in Kyrgyzstan and urged them to stay "indoors".