Palki Sharma
Journalist
Palki Sharma is Executive Editor, WION
Cause and effect of the Ethno-religious conflict in Europe
Germany alone is home to 4.76 million Muslims. France has 4.71 million Muslims and Britain has 2.96 million Muslims.
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Protests erupt as China moves to end Mongolian-medium teaching in schools
And for Mongolian families, this policy is a step too far. They consider their language as one of the last surviving markers of their Mongolian identity.
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One out of two hand sanitizers contain harmful chemicals that can be fatal to humans: Study
That means one out of two hand sanitizer in the market is not what it claims to be and, worse it is unable to kill the coronavirus.
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France on alert as Charlie Hebdo reprints prophet Mohammad's caricature
On January 8, 2015, terrorists wearing masks and bulletproof vests entered the office of Charlie Hebdo.
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China's silence on the disappearance of Australian journalist Cheng Lei speaks volumes
Australian media says Cheng has been detained by Chinese authorities
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European publications that have stirred controversy over the depiction of the prophet
Secularism is a very important part of French culture. The constitution requires the government to remain neutral towards religion.
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Czech mayor refers to Chinese leaders as 'unmannered rude clowns' after Wang Yi's threat
The speaker of the Czech senate Milos Vystrcil is on a 5-day visit to Taiwan
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Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman's favourite weapon - corruption charges!
Prince Fahd Bin Turki Bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, the commander of Saudi-led coalition forces in Yemen and his son, Prince Abdulaziz Bin Fahd, the deputy governor of the Al-Jauf region have been…
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Xi Jinping's three-step plan to sinicize Tibet
Xi Jinping is worried about the dissent that is brewing in Tibet.
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Norway & Sweden must lead by example on how to uphold the interest of all groups
Clashes broke out at an anti-Islam rally, organised by the group Stop Islamisation of Norway (SIAN), in capital Oslo on Saturday.
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Banks, loans, food: Xi's China faces crisis at home
Chinese banks are bleeding and oil companies are on a slippery slope and China may be running out of food.
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India’s GDP growth suffers worst-ever crash: Road ahead for the Indian economy
This is the sharpest contraction since quarterly figures started being published in 1996 and worse than what was expected by most analysts.
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China creates tension at the border to mask domestic troubles
Xi Jinping creating new problems outside, to distract from his troubles at home.
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Women's rights a key issue during peace talks with Taliban
She is one of the five Afghan women set to face the hardliners in peace talks. Fatima Gailani and Habiba Sarabi are the other two.
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Turkey risks sanctions from EU after conflict with Greece intensifies
It's a clash of NATO allies. Both Turkey and Greece are part of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation.
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