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Slumping in the polls, the US president seeks to boost public support for his spending and climate proposals.
Lebanon's new government holds first meeting as PM warns no time to lose in tackling the country's economic crisis.
UN chief Antonio Guterres says money needed for critical food and livelihood assistance amid shortages in Afghanistan.
Officials fear the body of Abimael Guzman could become a rallying point for supporters of the group.
The UAE has signed more than 60 memorandums of understanding with Israel since last year.
German election comes at key time for the bloc, which is dealing with pandemic, defence issues and rising illiberalism.
Tensions have been escalating after six Palestinian prisoners escaped from an Israeli maximum security prison.
State-owned firm unveiled a remote-controlled armed robot it says can patrol battle zones and open fire.
Valneva shares plummeted on the news from the UK, the only country that had made a commitment to buy its vaccine.
Alexandre Benalla, 30, risks up to seven years in prison and 100,000 euros ($118,000) in fines if found guilty.
First official trip by an Israeli PM to Egypt for a decade comes amid an uptick of Israeli violence in Palestine.
UN rights chief warns of the worsening ecological situation across the globe that must be urgently addressed.
Nikhil Kamath, co-founder of India's largest trading platform, says the stock market is 'very evidently a bubble'.
Authorities appealed to the public to provide intelligence that will assist in recapturing the escapees.
The vote, seen as a preview of November midterm elections, saw support wane for the government.
Polls suggest a clear majority is emerging to unseat Prime Minister Erna Solberg's centre-right government.
Wildfires are common in southern Europe during the summer months, but this year has seen an exceptional number.
Israel holds some 4,650 Palestinians, including 200 children, 40 women, and 520 administrative detainees, in prisons.
Deposed Myanmar leader is being tried on charges of flouting pandemic rules and illegally importing walkie-talkies.
Nearly 100,000 beneficiaries will begin to receive cash aid on Monday, UN Middle East envoy says.
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