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The big movie and TV studios call their "best and final offer" to the striking writers on Saturday. This gives a lot of people hope that talks to end the strike, which has been going on for months, will lead to a deal this weekend.

Nagorno-Karabakh conflict intensifies as Azerbaijani forces advance. Tensions in the South Caucasus have reached a boiling point in recent months, with the focus of the dispute centered around the breakaway enclave of Nagorno-Karabakh.

In a tragic incident that has sent shockwaves through the region, a plane crash in Brazil’s Amazon claims 14 lives of tourists.

Indian authorities swiftly responds to the Nipah virus outbreak in Kerala by implementing containment measures after the occurrence of two fatalities caused by the rare and often fatal virus. Schools have been temporarily closed, and extensive testing is underway to curb the potential spread of the virus.

Ocean Explorer cruise ship successfully assisted off grounding. SunStone, the Florida-based owner of the Ocean Explorer cruise ship, has reported the successful assistance of its vessel.

Hanoi apartment fire claims 56 lives and injures 37 in a heartbreaking turn of events. The fire, which broke out during the night, has sent shockwaves through the nation and raised serious questions about fire safety regulations in the city.

In a significant turn of events, Nobel Laureate Maria Ressa Acquitted Of Tax Evasion. She is the esteemed Filipino journalist, Nobel Peace laureate, and CEO of news organization Rappler.

G20 New Delhi summit closes, marking an important moment in global diplomacy. French President Emmanuel Macron remarked that the summit confirmed the isolation of Russia on the international stage.

American researcher trapped in Turkey's third-deepest cave sparks massive rescue operation. American researcher Mark Dickey became gravely ill while exploring the Morca Valley.

In a tragic turn of events, Brazil cyclone disaster in Rio Grande do Sul state is grappling with what has been labeled as its worst-ever weather disaster.

Construction workers in central Shanxi province seriously destroyed a section of China's Great Wall by digging with an excavator. Two detained for damaging the Great Wall of China with an excavator.

Southeast Asian leaders gather for the year's final summit, facing a host of pressing issues with no immediate solutions in sight. Challenges await Vice President Harris at ASEAN summit amid Biden's absence.

On a tumultuous Saturday, Eritrean nationals' clash in Tel Aviv with opponents led to dozens of injuries and a significant police response. The clashes escalated into a chaotic scene, with both sides and Israeli police engaging in confrontations that resulted in numerous injuries and arrests.

Tropical Storm Idalia unleashes devastation on Southeast's Atlantic coast, leaving a trail of destruction with strong winds, storm surges, and torrential rain.

Air travel technical glitch sparks delays across Europe's busiest airports, thousands of passengers were subjected to lengthy delays and cancellations. National Air Traffic Services restricted the number of landing flights, stranding people in the United Kingdom and elsewhere.

India set to launch Aditya-L1 solar observatory mission this week as it commences its journey in low Earth orbit, where the mission team will conduct an in-space assessment of its different systems. Should everything proceed smoothly, the spacecraft will systematically adjust its orbit, progressively distancing itself from Earth's gravitational influence.

Super Typhoon 'Saola' brings heavy rains to Philippines, and neighboring regions are bracing themselves with its landfall predicted on Wednesday.

Protests against French troop presence in Niger escalate as hundreds of supporters of the military administration took to the streets in protest near the French military base in the capital, Niamey, expressing their opposition to the presence of French troops in the country.

As Typhoon Khanun sweeps South Korea with strong winds, authorities are taking urgent measures to prepare for the potentially devastating impact of the storm.

Heatwave forces early removal of US and UK scouts from World Scout Jamboree in South Korea. Thousands of scouts attending the World Scout Jamboree are being evacuated from the official campsite due to a suffocating heatwave that has led to a surge in heat-related illnesses.

US orders partial embassy evacuation in Niger amid coup fallout, adding to the growing international concern over the political situation in the country.

In a concerning escalation of the ongoing conflict, Russian attack on Ukraine's Danube port sparks surge in global grain prices.

A French military transport plane evacuates Europeans amid Niger coup crisis and arrived in Paris on Wednesday, marking the first evacuation flight since the country's democratically elected president was ousted by mutinous soldiers nearly a week ago.

Saudi Arabia to host summit on Ukrainian president's peace plan amidst the ongoing Russian invasion. The summit, to be held in the city of Jeddah on August 5 and 6, is expected to draw officials from around 30 countries.