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Trump says Musk not behind job cuts amid backlash

President Donald Trump has stated that Elon Musk is not responsible for recent job cuts, addressing concerns over workforce reductions. Amid backlash over layoffs, Trump met with his cabinet members, emphasizing that secretaries have the final say on staffing and policy decisions. The controversy follows discussions about DOGE-related cuts and economic policies.

Trump has vowed broader reciprocal tariffs as soon as April 2

President Donald Trump has warned that his administration could impose reciprocal tariffs on Canadian dairy and lumber products as early as Friday if Canada does not drop its own tariffs.

India's Chandrayaan-3 mission uncovers hidden water network on lunar surface

New thermal readings from India’s lunar mission suggest the south pole may hold more accessible ice, offering hope for future space exploration. Watch this report for more details!

Syria clash: Syrian interim President vows to control circulation of weapons

A war monitor reports that 162 Alawites have been executed in Syria, escalating tensions in the war-torn country. Interim President Farouk Sharaa has vowed to control the circulation of weapons, warning ex-President Bashar al-Assad's supporters to lay down arms. Meanwhile, the UN special envoy has raised concerns over the ongoing violence.

Trump says he may impose tariffs on Canadian dairy and lumber

President Donald Trump has warned that his administration could impose reciprocal tariffs on Canadian dairy and lumber products as early as Friday if Canada does not drop its own tariffs.

Syria clash: 162 Alawites executed in Syria as violence escalates

A war monitor reports that 162 Alawites have been executed in Syria, escalating tensions in the war-torn country. Interim President Farouk Sharaa has vowed to control the circulation of weapons, warning ex-President Bashar al-Assad's supporters to lay down arms. Meanwhile, the UN special envoy has raised concerns over the ongoing violence.

Donald Trump says Putin did 'what anybody would do' after Russia's massive strike on Ukraine

WORLD | The US president - while talking in a news conference in the Oval Office - further said he finds it “easier” to work with Russia than Ukraine and that Putin “wants to end the war”.

WION Ground Report: Indian navy's women officers serve on warships, planes and choppers, naval bases

Women have been inducted in the Indian Navy since the last three decades and the contribution of women officers has been evolving every year. WION gives you a glimpse into growing women's power in the Indian Navy.

Ukraine's battlefield losses rise as Trump pulls Kyiv's access to US intelligence and satellite imagery

World News | Ukraine's battlefield losses increase as Trump halts Kyiv's access to critical US satellite imagery, impacting military capabilities and strategic operations.

US home loans surge 20% on lower rates

A drop in mortgage rates in the US has sparked a surge in loan demand with both homeowners and potential buyers jumping back into the market. According to the Mortgage Bankers Association, total mortgage applications rose 20.4 percent last week marking the first increase in three weeks and the biggest jump in months.

Ukrainian Envoy Accuses Trump Of 'Destroying' The World Order

It's been quite a start for Trump in the White House, but how long will this disorder last is the immediate question, and what will the world look like if and when this phase is over?

World’s biggest stink: Delhi’s mount rubbish

#Gravitas New Delhi has long struggled with an overwhelming waste management system leading to landfills reaching embarrassing heights, some as tall as 200 feet, visible from kilometres away.

Leave or be deported: Pakistan asks Afghan Citizen Card holders, illegal foreigners to leave by March 31

South Asia: There are about 800,000 ACC (Afghan Citizenship Card) holders in Pakistan, according to UN data. Meanwhile, around 1.3 million are formally registered with the Pakistan government and hold a separate Proof of Residence card.

India Paddle Festival 2025: Second season kicks off in grand style in Mangaluru

Sports: The second season of India Paddle Festival, the country’s only international Stand-Up Paddling event, commenced on Friday (Mar 7) with a grand inauguration ceremony.

US H-1B visa: Over 1 lakh dependent Indians in crisis | US immigration crackdown

The American president Donald Trump's flurry of executive actions is creating uncertainty across groups amongst the American population, and one such group happens to be the children of H1B visa holders who are now approaching their 21st birthday, having migrated to the United States as minors, these children will no longer be classified as dependent on their parents...Watch in for more details!

WION Ground Report: Indian navy's women officers take to skies

Women have been inducted in the Indian Navy since the last three decades and the contribution of women officers has been evolving every year. WION gives you a glimpse into growing women's power in the Indian Navy.

Trump delays tariffs on Canada, Mexico | Russia reshapes Mariupol's skyline | WION-VOA co-production

On this week's WION VOA Co-Production: About 20% of Ukraine's territory, including thousands of villages and small towns, are now controlled by Russia. Life changed dramatically for many Ukrainians after Russia's invasion. Some places like Bakhmut and other areas were almost fully destroyed. Watch in for more details!

'Final strokes': Trump hints at 'final moments' with Iran after his letter to Khamenei 'gets lost in mail'

World: Repeating his stance on Iran’s nuclear ambitions, Trump added, "We’re down to final moments. We’re at final moments. We can’t let them have a nuclear weapon."

Elon Musk reiterates call for poll in Ukraine

While the American president reigns in the powers of Elon Musk within the administration, the tech billionaire is exercising no restraint in calling for elections in Ukraine. Watch to know more!