India beat Australia by two wickets in first T20 cricket match

For­eign min­istry says first 13 cap­tives will be re­leased at 4pm on same day, Pales­tin­ian pris­on­ers also to be freed.

Di­rec­tor Muham­mad Abu Salmiya and sev­er­al oth­er med­ical per­son­nel de­tained as Is­rael con­tin­ues its Gaza of­fen­sive.

In the lat­est news­room fall­out over the war, BBC jour­nal­ists say the cor­po­ra­tion is fail­ing to hu­man­ise Pales­tini­ans.

Two peo­ple in­side a speed­ing car were killed in the ex­plo­sion that took place on the US side of the Rain­bow Bridge.

The for­mer State De­part­ment of­fi­cial was filmed ha­rass­ing a Mus­lim street ven­dor in New York over the Is­rael-Gaza war.

The WHO has asked Chi­na for more in­for­ma­tion on the un­di­ag­nosed pneu­mo­nia out­break that has spiked since Oc­to­ber.

Putin says world should try and stop ‘tragedy’ in Gaza as Russ­ian forces re­port­ed­ly kill civil­ians in Ukraine’s Kher­son.

These were the up­dates as In­dia beat Aus­tralia by two wick­ets in the first T20 match at Vishakha­p­at­nam.

It might help Iran bol­ster mil­i­tary ties with Rus­sia but could hurt ef­forts to patch up re­la­tions with the EU.

Re­ports that chil­dren’s hos­pi­tals in Bei­jing, Liaon­ing and oth­er cities are ‘over­whelmed with sick chil­dren’.