Global pop sensation Shakira has been rushed to a hospital in Peru after falling ill with a stomach infection. The health scare has forced the singer to cancel her highly anticipated show in the Andean country. Watch in for more details!

Shakira cancels her concert in Peru's capital, hospitalised with abdominal pain

Europe stands at a crossroad; the old world order is crumbling. Decisions made in the coming days may shape the continent's security for decades. There are two important meetings coming up. European leaders are gathering in Paris in less than two hours from now, while American and Russian leaders will be meeting in Saudi Arabia tomorrow. The geopolitical landscape is shifting at breakneck speed. US President Donald Trump says that his Russian counterpart genuinely wants to stop the fighting in Ukraine. Watch in for more details!

Russia-Ukraine war: Squeezed between Putin & Trump, Europe sees a moment of truth

AI is everywhere. It's in our smartphones, computers, and even used by big corporations and governments. From everyday work life when writing an email or doing homework, AI comes in handy. It is also helping in more complex jobs like diagnosing diseases, accelerating drug development, and even on the battlefield. It is helping to identify and destroy enemy targets. Around 300 million people worldwide use AI today, and that number is set to soar to 739 million by the year 2030. Like the advent of machines and computers, AI promised to revolutionize our lives, making work faster, simpler, and more efficient. But at what cost?

Microsoft sounds AI dependency alarm

Tensions between Israel and Hamas are increasing just two days after the sixth hostage-prisoner exchange. Israel launched a fresh offensive against the Iran-backed group, this even as Israel's security cabinet is expected to convene today to discuss the second phase of the Gaza ceasefire agreement.

Israel-Hamas War: Israel's security cabinet meeting to discuss phase 2 of truce

Germany is heading to early elections in less than a week. There’s much at stake for political parties and citizens alike. Just days ahead of the polls, leaders of top parties in Germany participated in a televised debate on Sunday. Watch in for more details!

Germany snap elections: Thousands protest against far-right AfD party in Berlin

M23 rebels have captured Bukavu, the second largest city in the Democratic Republic of Congo. This comes as the African Union warned that strife in the country could lead to a potential breakup. Watch this report for more details!

DR Congo conflict: Bukavu falls to M23 rebels

Argentinian President Javier Milei is under fire after endorsing a cryptocurrency that saw a dramatic rise and fall within hours. Watch in for more details!

Argentine President Milei's crypto endorsement sparks chaos

The Oman Foreign Minister Badr bin Hamad Al Busaidi has termed ties with India 'constructuve, close' even as he has emphasized on thousands of year old relationship. Speaking to WION's Sidhant Sibal in Muscat on the sidelines of Indian Ocean Conference, he pointed to Oman's role in Indian Ocean region and how his country has been a seafaring nation for centuries.

EAM Dr. S. Jaishankar met with his Omani counterpart in Muscat during the 8th Indian Ocean Conference. They discussed cooperation in trade, investment, and energy security. 

Both the ministers also jointly released a book titled 'Mandvi to Muscat: Indian Community and the Shared History of India and Oman', celebrating the 70th anniversary of diplomatic relations between India and Oman.

'Ties with India close, constructive': Oman foreign minister speaks to WION | Exclusive interview

Munich conference shows deepening divisions between US & Europe

European leaders meet in Paris as Trump pushes Ukraine for peace talks

BJP is making large-scale preparations at Ramlila Maidan for the swearing-in of Delhi’s new Chief Minister. PM Modi, Amit Shah, and UP CM Yogi Adityanath are expected to attend the high-profile event.

BJP gears up for Delhi CM swearing-in ceremony at Ramlila maidan

After 18 people, including nine women and five children, died in a stampede at the New Delhi railway station, an Indian Express report cited data of the unreserved ticketing system (UTS) used to book general class tickets. It said data showed that 2,600 more tickets than usual were booked on Saturday between 6:00 and 8:00 p.m., following which a stampede broke out after 9:00 p.m. However, the Northern Railways official told WION the provisions of special trains were made looking at the crowd surge. 
A two-member committee is investigating the stampede. As part of the investigation, the committee has ordered the securing of all video footage from the railway station to find out what exactly led to the stampede.

Delhi railway station stampede: 18 killed in New Delhi railway station stampede

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