Yemen's Houthi rebels vowed a strong response after an Israeli strike on Hodeida port. The conflict started with attacks from Iran-backed groups, prompting Israeli strikes on Gaza, Lebanon, and Yemen. The violence has killed dozens in Gaza. Israel intercepted a missile from Yemen targeting Eilat. Houthi spokesperson Yahya Saree promised a "huge" retaliation. In Hodeida, three people died, and 87 were injured. Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant warned of more strikes if Houthis attack again. Israeli PM Netanyahu is set to meet US President Biden to discuss the ongoing conflict.

India continued their winning streak in the Women's Asia Cup, beating UAE by 78 runs in Dambulla. India batted first, with Harmanpreet Kaur scoring 66 and Richa Ghosh 50*, reaching 201/5. UAE struggled in their chase, losing early wickets to Renuka Singh and Pooja Vastrakar. Esha Oza's 38 was the top score for UAE, who finished at 123/7. Deepti Sharma was the best bowler for India. With this win, India tops Group A with two victories, while UAE remains at the bottom, having lost both their matches.

Protests in Bangladesh persist even after the Supreme Court reduced the job quota system. The ruling cut reserved government jobs from 56% to 7%. Students demand further changes, with 93% of positions based on merit. Deadly clashes between police and protesters have resulted in a strict curfew and military involvement. Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina reviewed the security situation but cancelled her diplomatic tour. The unrest is linked to frustration over limited job opportunities and alleged misuse of quotas by the government. The U.S. advised against travel to Bangladesh amid the violence.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will address the US Congress on Wednesday, becoming the first foreign leader to do so four times. With mounting civilian casualties in Gaza and US-Israel tensions, Netanyahu will also meet President Joe Biden to discuss a potential ceasefire deal with Hamas. The October 7 Hamas attack killed 1,195 Israelis and led to the capture of 251 hostages. Israel's retaliatory strikes have claimed 38,919 lives in Gaza. Despite international criticism, the US continues to mediate and support Israel militarily.

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee pledged to provide shelter to individuals fleeing the violence in Bangladesh if they seek refuge in the state. Speaking at the Trinamool Congress's 'Martyrs' Day' rally in Kolkata, Banerjee emphasized her support for victims and assured aid to Bengal residents with relatives in Bangladesh. The violence in Bangladesh, related to job quota disputes, has led to significant unrest, curfews, and military presence. Banerjee also criticized the central government and praised Akhilesh Yadav for his party's performance in recent elections.

Kalki 2898 AD" has achieved significant box office success, surpassing Rs 600 crore domestically and reaching Rs 608.10 crore on its 24th day. Directed by Nag Ashwin and featuring Prabhas and Deepika Padukone, the film is now Prabhas' third-highest grosser and the fifth-highest of all time in India. It trails only behind major hits like "Baahubali 2" and "Jawan." The film has garnered strong audience support, particularly in Telugu-speaking regions, and is just Rs 32 crore short of surpassing Shah Rukh Khan’s "Jawan" in lifetime domestic earnings. Globally, it has crossed Rs 1000 crore.

Mumbai is experiencing severe flooding due to intense rainfall, with the Andheri subway shut and waterlogging affecting Dadar, Lower Parel, and Kurla. Flight UK696 from Amritsar has been diverted to Ahmedabad due to poor visibility. The India Meteorological Department has issued an orange alert for Mumbai and surrounding areas, predicting continued heavy rain. The Mumbai Police advised residents to avoid coastal areas and call emergency services if needed. The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation is monitoring the situation as waterlogging disrupts traffic and daily life across the city.

Bangladesh's Supreme Court reduced government job quotas, mandating 93% of positions based on merit and reserving 7% for war veterans' relatives and other categories, following violent student protests that left 133 dead. The High Court's prior reinstatement of a 30% quota triggered nationwide unrest. Authorities extended a strict curfew and granted police shoot-on-sight orders to control the violence. Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s government has shut down educational institutions and blocked internet access, leading to broader anti-government demonstrations. Nearly 1,000 Indian students have been evacuated amid the crisis.

Following a wet and chilly July, the UK is set to experience warmer temperatures next week. The Met Office forecasts highs of 27°C as the school summer holidays begin. Friday marked the hottest day of 2024 with 31.9°C recorded in London. Though cooler weather returned over the weekend, Sunday will bring brighter and drier conditions. Rain is expected in the north on Monday and across the UK on Thursday, with warmer and more typical July weather anticipated afterward. Heat health alerts were issued for parts of England due to recent high temperatures.

Bangladesh faces escalating violence as student-led protests against government job quotas have resulted in 105 deaths. The government imposed a national curfew and deployed the military. The US raised its travel advisory to level four, advising against travel due to civil unrest in Dhaka and authorized the voluntary departure of non-emergency personnel. Canada urged for a peaceful resolution, expressing concern over the violence. Nearly 1,000 Indian students returned home, with ongoing efforts to ensure the safety of remaining students. Protests demand an end to job quotas favoring veterans' relatives.