The US has informed the European union (EU) that it will contribute 20 billion dollars to a huge assistance package led by the group of seven for Ukraine. The condition, though, set by the US is that the bloc needs to tweak its Russian sanctions regime as planned to make it more predictable. Watch to know more.

US, EU Eye Russian Assets for Aid to Ukraine

#Ingravitas | In a bold move that signals a significant shift in policy, Japan has sailed a warship through the Taiwan strait for the first time drawing sharp criticism from China. Our next story explores how this bold maneuver by Tokyo underscores growing tensions in the region as the US and its allies increase their military presence to challenge China's territorial claims. Watch in for more details!

Japan's Daring Move: Warship Transit Challenges China's Claim

In an ecologically delicate region, Russia has already sent more oil than ever before this year. The route is over its portion of the arctic circle, speeding up cargo shipments to china. Watch to know more.

Western Sanctions on Russia's Oil Exports Working ?

Forecast shows that Hurricane Helene is strengthening as it moves across the Eastern Gulf of Mexico and will make landfall over Florida's big bent Coast early on Friday morning. Here's a detailed report. Watch in for more details!

Hurricane Helene: Florida Battered By Strong Winds And Heavy Rain

Have you looked at the recent rich lists and wondered why none of the Chinese tycoons feature on it? Turns out most of them want to devalue their stocks deliberately to keep the government's target off their back. Watch to know more.

Is Becoming Wealthy the New Threat in China ?

United Nations nuclear agency chief Rafael Grossi has reacted to North Korea's possession of nuclear weapons. In an interview he said that the world must pursue dialogue with the DPRK despite its violations of UN sanctions and international law.

UN Nuclear Chief On North Korea's Nuclear Program

A Japanese man who spent nearly 50 years on death row has been declared not guilty of multiple murders in a highly publicized trial that has sparked debate over Japan's use of the death penalty. Iwao Hakamada, 88, was sentenced to hang in 1968 after being convicted of killing his boss, his wife, and their two teenage children, as well as setting fire to their home two years prior. The recent ruling has reignited discussions about the fairness of the judicial process and the treatment of individuals on death row in Japan.

Japanese Man Acquitted Of 1966 Murders After 45 Years On Death Row | WION Fineprint

Hezbollah's expanding arsenal presents a significant threat to Israel, as the militant group has reportedly amassed a vast stockpile of advanced weaponry, including precision-guided missiles and drones. This buildup is seen as a direct response to the ongoing tensions in the region and Israel's military actions. Analysts warn that Hezbollah's enhanced capabilities could lead to more lethal and accurate attacks, complicating Israel's defense strategies. The group’s arsenal not only increases the risk of escalation but also heightens fears of a larger conflict, as both sides remain on high alert. Israel's military leadership is closely monitoring these developments, preparing for potential confrontations as Hezbollah continues to strengthen its position along the Lebanese border.

Israel-Hezbollah: Hezbollah’s Growing Arsenal Poses A Deadly Challenge To Israel | WION Fineprint

Ireland's plan for the nearly 14 billion pounds or 15.6 billion dollars tax bill from a recent apple court ruling. The windfall is the result of an order by the European union's top court for apple to pay the bill. The Irish prime minister Simon Harris said this tax boon will be used for housing, energy and water infrastructure.

Apple Tax Windfall to Boost Ireland's Economy

Thousands of Iranians protested on Friday in the capital Tehran and other cities to condemn Israeli attacks on Lebanon and Gaza, local journalists and state media reported.

Iranian Protesters Hold Rally In Tehran In Support Of Gaza And Lebanon

#gravitas | A group of Indian mountaineers named a previously unnamed peak in Arunachal Pradesh after the sixth Dalai Lama, Tsangyang Gyatso. A development that has left china fuming, claiming that renaming the peak violates their territorial claims over Arunachal Pradesh, which they refer to as ‘Zangnan,’ or ‘Southern Tibet.’

Indian Army Mountaineers Snub China Name Arunachal Peak After 6th Dalai Lama

As the conflict in Ukraine intensifies the American president Biden finds himself navigating a precarious diplomatic landscape. Gravitas tells you about how the latest meeting with President Zelensky highlights the complex interplay between supporting an ally and averting a potential nuclear crisis. Watch in for more details!

Russia-Ukraine War: Biden Rejects Long range Strikes To Avoid Nuclear Escalation

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