The total number of people who have received a dose of the Malaria vaccine surpasses 1 million.
North Korea says that six people have died and 187,800 others have been quarantined due to the latest COVID-19 outbreak.
At least 27 people are killed and more than 40 others are injured in a fire at a commercial building in Mundka, Delhi, India.
The Croatian Parliament votes 117–13 to officially replace the kuna with the euro on 1 January.
Elon Musk temporarily suspends his $44 billion takeover deal of Twitter as he seeks to confirm the company's calculations that spam bots and fake accounts constitute less than 5% of the user base.
Police arrested an Iraqi man and are investigating whether it was a terrorist attack.
Six people are injured in a mass stabbing on a train near Aachen, NRW, Germany.
White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki and the deputy speaker for UN Secretary-General António Guterres called the images of the attacks "deeply disturbing".
Israeli riot police beat pallbearers and mourners at the funeral of journalist Shireen Abu Akleh, which was attended by thousands of Palestinians in East Jerusalem.
Israeli police commando Noam Raz is killed in a shootout with Palestinian Islamic Jihad gunmen in Jenin, West Bank.
Ten Syrian Army soldiers are killed and nine others are injured by a rocket attack that hit a bus in Aleppo, Syria.
Syrian state media says that a missile attack from Israel hit Masyaf, Hama Governorate, killing five people and injuring seven others.