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Hazmat suits and anti-tank missiles – rare pictures inside North Korea North Korea has celebrated in 73rd anniversary with a lavish parade, publishing photographs. Migration Crisis: Priti Patel set to send UK-bound migrant boats back to France UK Home Secretary Priti Patel has defied French officials. EasyJet rejects takeover bid, announces $1.2 bln share sale UK airline EasyJet plans to raise $1.2 billion from a share sale following the airline rejecting a takeover bid AnalysisRemembering 9/11 and fearing for the future | ticker VIEWS Counterterrorism Analyst Oz Sultan was supposed to be in the World Trade Centre tower on September 11, 2001 Telco giant launches new Sidekick service so you’ll never feel alone or unsafe again A major telecommunications giant is doing its part to ensure the safety of customers China pledges $31 million in emergency support to Afghanistan China has offered $31m USD worth of aid to Afghanistan, as the nation transitions into Taliban control WHO urges rich countries to hold off on booster shots until next year The boss of the World Health Organisation has urged wealthy countries to delay the booster shot of the COVID-19… It’s world EV day – here’s how the industry is celebrating Today is World EV Day - a day that celebrates the record growth of the electric car sector. Two ships “the eyes and ears” of UK deployed for five year mission Two of Britain's biggest navy ships have officially set sail. Japan extends state of emergency until end of September Japan's state of emergency is set to be extended through to the 30th of September. Perseverance gets its robotic hand on a sample that’s out of this world Earth receives its first piece of mars after NASA's rover successfully drills a hole into brief-case-sized rock… United States’ ambitious solar plan changing electricity in the nation In an effort to reduce climate change, the White House has released a new report that shows how the US could boost… Surviving terrorist of 2015 Paris attacks says accused are ‘treated like dogs’ It's being described as the biggest criminal trial in the modern history of France. Australian news outlets can be sued for social media comments In a landmark ruling, Australian media companies will now be held liable for any defamatory comments their users… Afghan women hit and beaten for protesting for their rights Following the Taliban's announcement of a newly-appointed government, the militant leaders have used whips.