For weeks now a wave of anti-corruption protests have taken over Hungary and in the midst of demonstrations against Hungary's prime minister Viktor Orban, a new Challenger has risen. Peter Magyar, once an ally to Orban Magyar came in the spotlight in this February when he accused the government of widespread corruption. Watch in for more details!

Hungary: Who is Peter Magyar, Hungary’s rising Opposition figure?

Major US airlines and aviation unions have united, urging the Biden administration to pause approvals of additional flights between China and the United States. The move comes amid concerns over the alleged advantage Chinese carriers hold, stemming from continued access to Russian airspace, a privilege US carriers relinquished amid Russia's invasion of Ukraine in 2022.

Biden administration urged to halt increase in China-US flights

Gen. Christopher Cavoli, director of US European Command, said Thursday that Russia's army has grown by 15% since before the invasion of Ukraine, prompting concerns that Russian troops are rebuilding "far faster" than original estimates predicted. Watch to know more.

Russia-Ukraine war: Russia tightens grip despite initial setbacks

Canada has removed dozens of staffers from its diplomatic missions in India citing the reduction of Canadian staff available to "effectively manage and maintain" operations. There was no official word on the number of employees that have been removed but reports say it doesn't exceed 100.

Gravitas: Canada reduces diplomatic staff from Indian mission, cites shortage of personnel

India has emerged as a key market for global automakers due to a surge in demand and Bouyant consumer sentiment. Sales are surging across segments, so what do the numbers suggest about the state of the Indian economy?

Auto demand picks up across rural & urban segments

Croatia's constitutional court has brought President Zoran Milanović from running for Prime Minister in next month's elections. The court ruled that to contest in the upcoming polls the sitting President would have to first resign from the post of President.

Croatia Parliamentary Elections: After dominating politics for decades, PM's party loses support

A major Venezuelan opposition group has registered a candidate for July's presidential election to ensure a spot on the ballot, even though the primary winner and her alternate were unable to sign up, electoral authorities and sources said on Tuesday.

Tense political climate in Venezuela? Nicolas Maduro aiming for third term in polls

On Thursday, Malian political parties and civil society groups unanimously rejected the governing military junta's order to suspend political operations, vowing to file a legal challenge to what one opposition leader dubbed the "dictatorial" measure. Mali has been under military administration since a coup in 2020.

Mali political groups reject Junta's order

The US Congress is fighting against time to renew its spy program which is considered critical to US National Security. However, it faces uncertainty as lawmakers are citing reservations over how the authority empowers warless domestic surveillance as well.

US' FISA surveillance law under scrutiny in Capitol Hill

WION's principal diplomatic correspondent Siddhant Sibbal spoke with the Taiwan's foreign minister. The Taiwanese foreign minister spoke about the upcoming China-Taiwan relations, Indian elections and how New Delhi can replace Beijing as the new hub for semiconductors. Speaking to WION, Taiwanese foreign minister Joseph Wu warned about disinformation campaigns ahead of the Indian election. Watch in for more details!

Taiwan Foreign Minister Joseph Wu lauds Taiwan-India mobility pact

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Thursday that Israel is keeping up its war in Gaza but is also preparing for scenarios in other areas. Israel has been bracing for possible Iranian retaliation for the killing of a senior General and six officers in a strike on the Iranian Embassy compound in Damascus on the 1st of April.

Israe war: US, Russia, Germany & Britain urge restraint

A laser capable of shooting down enemy drones and missiles will be on Royal Navy warships by 2027 amid the growing threat of conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza.

UK's new 'death ray' laser tech

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