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Bangladesh, China Finalise Plans On Teesta River, J-10CE Fighter Jet Deal
Bangladesh is now closer to formal negotiations with China over a possible purchase of J-10CE fighter jets and attack helicopters
Nepal Flash Floods News LIVE Updates: Death Count Crosses 900, Over 4,200 Missing
Nepal Flash Floods News LIVE Updates: Nepal's disaster authority has said that more than 4,000 people are still missing.
Not Just Nepal, Floods Have Displaced 30 Million People Worldwide In A Year
Floodwaters have damaged roads and hydropower infrastructure, making it harder for rescuers to reach isolated areas.
Israel Kills 5 Civilians In Fresh Airstrikes In Gaza
Al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza City said on Monday morning that it had received two bodies "following an Israeli airstrike that targeted the entrance of a residential building near the municipal park in Gaza City".
Nepal Principal Tells NDTV How He Saved 900 Children From Floods In Minutes
With around 900 of the school's 1,643 students present that morning, mostly older students aged 11 to 18, Dawadi had only seconds to decide what to do.
Tim Cook Signs Off On Last Day As Apple CEO, Says "My Gratitude Is Endless"
Cook will not completely leave Apple after stepping down as CEO. He will become the company's executive chairman.
US Hit Iran With New Missile. It Killed Civilians 50 Metres From Blast Site
Used for the first time in combat on February 28, when the US struck Iran, the weapon seemed to spray pellets over a wide area, according to a report by the Associated Press quoting monitoring non-profit Airwars and defence experts.
US Woman On Kailash Trip Missing After Nepal Floods, Family Seeks Help
As news of the flood spread, Mary's family, including her son Riley Wildeman and daughter-in-law Lauren Wildeman, tried repeatedly to reach her to check she was safe. When those attempts failed, they turned to authorities, the media and rescue teams for help.
"Good Line Of Bullsh*t": Trump Claims Iran Killed Over 100,000 Protesters
Trump's comments came hours after the US struck two Iranian launch systems on Larak Island in the Strait of Hormuz.
John Ternus To Take Over As Apple CEO In AI Era As Tim Cook Steps Down
The handover ends Tim Cook's 15-year run, replacing the operations specialist who built Apple's supply chain with the engineer who built its hardware.
US Plans To Strip H-1B Spouses Of Their Jobs. Indians To Be Hit Hardest
Data on H-4 Employment Authorisation Document (EAD) applications from 2014 to 2017 show that 93 per cent of approvals went to Indian nationals, and 94 per cent of those were women.
The '26th': An Odd Link Behind Some Of World's Worst Tragedies
Be it the the 2004 Boxing Day tsunami or the 2008 Mumbai terror attack, the disasters that shook the world have one thing in common - the calendar date.
Italy Extends Spain Border Checks A Month After Ceuta Migrant Crisis
The decision to extend the suspension "was taken ... due to the persistence of the factors that had led to the reintroduction of the measures on Aug. 1," Italy's interior ministry said in a statement.
High-Speed Boat Goes Airborne, Flips Backward During Race In US
Video attached to the post shows the boat speeding down the lake before suddenly lifting into the air and flipping backward.
Brazilian Woman Targeted In Traffic, Thief Smashes Car Window, Steals Phone
Sharing the footage on Instagram, Tabata said she did not want to post it because watching the video made her feel sick.
Facing Anti-Terror Probe In Jail, Mercenary's Family Seeks US Intervention
A Delhi court on Monday permitted the anti-terror agency to interrogate Matthew Van Dyke and Ukrainian national Kaminskyi Viktor in prison on September 2 and 3.
'No Jurisdiction': India Rejects Hague Court's Indus Waters Treaty Ruling
A day after the Pahalgam terror attack on April 22 last year that claimed 26 lives, India took a series of punitive measures against Pakistan, including suspending the Indus Water Treaty.
'Asked PM Modi To Use India's Extensive Contacts': Iran's Appeal To End War
The two leaders met on the sidelines of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) summit and the Shanghai Plus meeting in Kyrgyzstan.
Opinion: Opinion | How A 'Friendship' Pact With Russia Came To India's Rescue 55 Years Ago
With PM Modi set to meet Putin in Kyrgyzstan, a throwback to a historic treaty that helped India fend off Pakistan - and America's 7th Fleet - over 50 years ago.
'Very Large Platforms': ChatGPT, Reddit, Roblox Face Tougher EU Scrutiny
The three now have four months to comply with additional obligations under the Digital Services Act (DSA)
News from Arabic Countries
How will the Mecca agreement become an operational framework?
Officials from Turkiye, Saudi Arabia and Pakistan meet to discuss implementing the pact.
Ukrainians mourn community leader killed in Russian strike on Myla
Ukrainians gathered to mourn Taras Didych, who was killed while rushing to help after a Russian strike.
GTA 6: Why is the world’s most anticipated game facing backlash?
You paid for it. But do you actually own it? GTA 6 is exposing a bigger battle over the future of gaming.
What to know: US court hearing held for alleged Lockerbie bombmaker
Abu Agila Mohammad Mas’ud Kheir Al-Marimi is the third person charged in the downing of Pan Am Flight 103.
Far-right Israeli Minister Ben-Gvir and settlers storm Al-Aqsa Mosque
Israeli Minister Ben-Gvir storms Al-Aqsa Mosque compound with settlers, violating decades-old status quo arrangement.
Israel’s Ben-Gvir storms Al-Aqsa mosque in occupied East Jerusalem
Far-right minister entered Islam’s third-holiest site alongside settlers under protection of Israeli occupation forces.
Top US general says no plans to send troops to polls for November elections
Remarks come in response to concerns from Democrats that military could be used to interfere in elections.
Firecracker factory blast in India kills 8 children
Videos reveal demolished houses and desperate rescue efforts after third such blast at a firecracker factory this year.
‘Let Data Reign’: Trump decries opposition to data centres in US
Despite concerns over electricity and water consumption, US president calls on communities to embrace data centres.
Sony, Warner Music sue Anthropic, saying it pirated songs to train its AI
Anthropic pirated hundreds of lyrics from The Beatles, Taylor Swift, Michael Jackson and other artists, lawsuit says.
Damaged Gaza ambulance becomes ‘dream bus’ for children
A damaged ambulance in Gaza has been converted by the Palestinian Red Crescent Society into the ‘Dream Bus’.
Palestinian farmers rebuild what Israeli settlers destroy in West Bank
Israeli settler pogroms destroy greenhouses and crops, but Burin's farmers insist on rebuilding.
Western Balkans truck drivers threaten EU border blockade
Drivers demand an exemption to 90-day limit to stay in Schengen area, saying current rules stop them from working.
India’s PM Modi urges end to Ukraine war in talks with Russia’s Putin
India’s PM Narendra Modi told Russian President Putin that India supports every effort to end the war in Ukraine.
She is still in the sea, mother describes losing daughter in ferry disaster
Parents recount desperate attempts to save their children after a ferry capsized off Northern Cyprus on 30 August.
Nepal FM speaks to Al Jazeera on devastating floods
Nepal FM speaks to Al Jazeera on devastating floods
Principal who saved 900 students recalls Nepal’s devastating flood
Nepal school principal Rajendra Dawadi recalls the devastating floods that forced him to evacuate over 900 students.
Vance says Trump ‘sending a message’ to Iran with AI-generated video
Video depicting Kharg Island being attacked is later followed by more warnings from President Trump.
Photos: Nearly 1,000 dead, thousands missing in Nepal–China border floods
Over 4,000 people remain missing after deadly floods swept through Nepal and Tibet, leaving families in despair.
Iran could face economic collapse in months, US Treasury’s Bessent warns
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent weighs in on the US's economic pressure campaign at a meeting of G20 finance ministers.
Tunisia protests: Water, power cuts and rising anger
Tunisia protests: Water, power cuts and rising anger
Over 6,000 Ebola cases confirmed in DRC as death toll nears 3,000
Outbreak in the DRC 'the fastest-spreading Ebola epidemic ever recorded,' as country struggles to contain infections.
India rejects Hague court order to restore Indus waters pact with Pakistan
New Delhi says the Permanent Court of Arbitration has no jurisdiction over its sovereign choice.
Aston Villa vs Arsenal LIVE: Premier League
Follow updates as Villa host Arsenal, including the build-up, analysis, and live text commentary of the game.