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India has announced plans to develop 5,500 MW of new hydroelectric projects in Jammu and Kashmir, marking a massive push to accelerate renewable energy infrastructure in the region. Following the recent strategic suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty, this initiative aims to fast-track long-stalled river projects, boost regional economic growth, and achieve long-term energy security.

A massive wave of Ukrainian long-range drone attacks targeted the Moscow region, damaging residential buildings, civilian infrastructure, and major industrial hubs. Russian officials reported dozens of intercepts and multiple injuries following the unprecedented aerial assault, which comes amid an intense cycle of cross-border retaliatory strikes between Moscow and Kyiv.

Andy Burnham has officially taken office as Britain’s new Prime Minister and leader of the Labour Party. In his historic inaugural speech outside 10 Downing Street, Burnham promised a "circuit-breaker" moment for the country, shifting the focus of British politics toward practical problem-solving. Watch for the full breakdown of his first address, key policy directions, and what this massive leadership transition means for the future of the UK.

The US-Iran conflict has reached a critical boiling point as Iran officially declares itself to be in a "full-scale war" with the United States following a severe new wave of American military strikes. CENTCOM operations continue to target Iranian military infrastructure and assets involved in disrupting global shipping in the Strait of Hormuz.

Delhi Police have reported incidents of barricade breaches and stone pelting during a protest organized by the Cockroach Janta Party. Authorities faced heavy resistance as demonstrators clashed with security forces, leading to a tense standoff in the national capital. Watch for live updates on the unfolding situation, police action, and the aftermath of the protests.

The US-Iran conflict has escalated into a severe regional crisis following the collapse of a temporary ceasefire. Air raid sirens blared across Bahrain and Jordan as air defense systems intercepted incoming Iranian missile and drone barrages targeting U.S. allies

Messi acknowledged the gravity of the situation and wrote that "the pain is immense and it's going to take a long time for this wound to heal."

Newly appointed UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham has named former Health Minister Wes Streeting as Defence Secretary during a late-night cabinet reshuffle following Keir Starmer's departure.

Canadian PM Mark Carney vowed to support workers and businesses after President Donald Trump imposed fresh 50% tariffs on select Canadian goods. Carney said Canada remains open to talks but will take all necessary steps to protect its economy and sovereignty.

Paramount and Warner Bros $110B merger was challenged by 12 US states. On Monday, the judge put a pause on the deal, a few days after the hearing started in the case.

Thousands of CJP supporters resumed protests after clashes near Parliament, with Delhi Police saying the demonstration turned "unruly" and left 118 personnel injured. The group rejected JP Nadda's outreach as "a waste of time" and vowed to continue demanding Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation

A professional lip reader claims US President Donald Trump repeated the same congratulatory message to every Spain and Argentina player during the FIFA World Cup 2026 medal ceremony

Spain were crowned FIFA World Cup 2026 champions, but who truly defined the tournament? Explore WION's Team of the Tournament featuring the best XI based on performances, impact, goals, assists and consistency across the World Cup. FIFA has not officially announced its Team of the Tournament.

A day after its Parliament march ended in clashes, CJP resumed its protest at Jantar Mantar despite heavy rain, renewing its demand for Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation. The group dismissed its meeting with JP Nadda as a "waste of time", while Wangchuk resumed his fast.

The WTA has introduced mandatory one-time genetic sex testing for all players competing on the WTA Tour under its updated women's eligibility policy, effective from 2026

The Union government confirmed it has no plans to increase ethanol blending in petrol beyond the current 20 per cent (E20) level. Any future changes will undergo rigorous scientific and technical review.

UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham unveiled his first Cabinet, appointing key allies like John Healey and Ed Miliband while removing senior Starmer loyalists, including former Chancellor Rachel Reeves, to signal a fresh direction.

Marc Cucurella's mysterious pre-match ritual before Spain's FIFA World Cup final has been explained after Joan Capdevila revealed the defender buried a lucky coin—a superstition dating back to Spain's 2010 World Cup triumph

The Trump administration announced a 50 per cent tariff on various Canadian goods—such as hockey sticks, wine, and cement—citing unfair trade practices. Imposed under Section 338, these duties override USMCA protections.