World News Roundup: From North Korea's Military Surge to Global Political Tensions

This summary highlights significant global news, including North Korea's claim of 1.4 million new army recruits, Kamala Harris leading over Donald Trump in a poll, Bosnians mourning flood victims, the World Bank's $30 billion boost, Israel's strategic moves, Australia's social media ban concerns, U.S. opposition to Israeli strikes in Beirut, Pakistan's security upgrades for Chinese projects, Ukraine's evacuations amidst Russian threats, and a diplomatic standoff enhancing Modi and Trudeau's political fortunes.

Amidst various international headlines, North Korea announced that 1.4 million youths, including students, have joined the army, ready for a 'sacred war' as per state reports. In politics, a poll reveals Vice President Kamala Harris narrowly leading Donald Trump ahead of the U.S. presidential election.

Tragedy struck Bosnia with severe floods killing 26 people. Meanwhile, the World Bank has increased its lending capacity by $30 billion to address global challenges. In Israel, efforts to clear landmines on the Golan Heights signal potential operations against Hezbollah.

Australia's proposed social media ban stirs isolation fears, while the U.S. voices disapproval over Israel's airstrikes in Beirut. Pakistan boosts security for Chinese-led projects post-threats. Ukraine orders key city evacuations due to Russian advances, and political analysts see the Canada-India standoff benefitting leaders Modi and Trudeau.

(With inputs from agencies.)