With less than three days to go for the 2023 Women's World Cup Australia have called out FIFA on the massive World Cup gender pay gap. The Matildas have also called on more countries to strike collective bargaining agreements to make the women's game as big as it can be. The total prize pot for the Women's World Cup which starts on Thursday is 110 million US Dollars that's a 300 per cent increase from the 2019 tournament but still significantly lower than the 440 million prize pot for men in Qatar last year.

Australia take aim at FIFA over gender pay gap

A critical deal that once allowed Ukraine’s grain to be safely exported via the black sea has come to an end as Russia unexpectedly withdrew its support. This move raises alarming concerns over the well-being of millions of people worldwide, as the united nations warn, it could strike a devastating blow to those in need.

Russia: Black Sea grain deal terms for extension not fulfilled

Two people were killed and their daughter was wounded in what Russia said was a Ukrainian attack on the Crimea Bridge. The Kerch Bridge serves as an artery for Russian troops in Ukraine and is a Prestige Russian project personally opened by Russian President Vladimir Putin. Quoting sources news agency AFP stated that the attack was carried out by the Ukrainian security service and the Navy.

Crimea Bridge attack carried out by Ukrainian Security Services & Navy

A 23-year-old Indian student was brutally beaten up with iron rods by Khalistan supporters. The incident took place on Friday when this student tried to oppose the activities of radical elements. The attackers chanting pro-Khalistan slogans attacked the student while he was on his way to work.

Australia: 4 Khalistan supporters thrash Indian student with iron rods

U.S lawmakers are currently considering changes to the new restrict act the ACT is aimed at giving the Biden Administration powers to ban apps like Tick Tock the legislation would Grant the U.S Commerce Department New authority to review block and address a range of transactions involving foreign entities this includes information and communication technology which could hold threats to National Security the legislation is facing severe lobbying from bike dance owned TikTok

US Lawmakers to amend restrict acts

It is a deciding day for Thai democracy tomorrow. The parliament will choose the new prime minister. A candidate would need more than half of the legislature's votes. How will this fare for reformist candidate Pita Limjaroenrat? Molly Gambhir tells you more

Gravitas: Will Thailand get an anti-monarchy prime minister?

The Quick Style, the all-male Norwegian dance group, that shot to internet fame with their viral Bollywood dances moves, have returned to Mumbai. On their second visit to Mumbai, the dance crew meets the famous Dabbawalas where WION's Abira Dhar catches them for a quick chat.

Quick Style meets Mumbai's Dabbawalas

Indian Monsoon rains continue to wreak havoc in Northern India, breaking rainfall records. Delhi experienced unprecedented rainfall, surpassing a 41-year-old record. Evacuation orders were issued for residential colonies, including the Diplomatic Enclave in Chanakyapuri.

Monsoon wreaks havoc in India | TikTok's 'boat jumping' trend turns fatal

Japanese airlines in partnership with the trading house Sumitomo Corporation group has come up with an initiative called 'any wear, anywhere'. Under this pilot project, passengers can rent out clothing of their choice and size on a website before boarding a plane.

Japan airlines' initiative: 'Any Wear, Anywhere'

Imran Khan, the former prime minister of Pakistan and leader of the Pakistan-Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party, has been implicated in six cases, three of which fall under the stringent Anti-Terrorism Act, in connection with the unprecedented assault on the General Headquarters (GHQ) of the army in Rawalpindi on May 9.

Imran Khan named in six cases, accused of attacks on Pak army facilities

Violence and bloodshed marked the 4th of July for the United States when it was celebrating its Independence Day. Several people lost their loved ones as the country saw one of its worst gun violence.

17 mass shootings and 14 dead: Fourth of July celebrations turn deadly in US

Mali's junta carried out a partial reshuffle of the government a day before a day later. United Nations Security Council withdraws troops following a referendum.

Mali's military government asks UNSC to withdraw troops

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