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Global Stardom to silence: Can actress Seo Yea Ji finally reclaim her throne in South Korean entertainment industry?

Seo Yea Ji, who gained recognition with shows including It's Okay To Not Be Okay and Lawless Lawyer, among others, appeared destined for a long term. But, after the controversy, will she be able to make her comeback with upcoming projects? Read to know more.

Trump Climate Rollbacks 2026: Why deregulation is triggering record courtroom battles

An unprecedented wave of "protective" lawsuits has been filed globally to defend environmental policies against Trump administration rollbacks, according to a 2026 analysis.

How Google warned Venezuela of an earthquake using Android phones as seismometers

Google’s Android Earthquake Alerts System warned people about the intensity of an earthquake that would soon hit their area, giving them precious seconds to escape to a safe location. Multiple Android phones work together to alert Google about the temblors.

AI Could Help Automate Repetitive And Routine Tasks

As artificial intelligence becomes more capable, the debate over its impact on jobs and the future of work continues to intensify. At the Summer Davos meeting in Dalian, China, WION's Dharamjot Kaur spoke with Dr Le Song, CTO of GenBio AI, about the evolving relationship between humans and AI.

Gulmarg Gondola operations restart after a month

The month-long suspension of the Gulmarg Gondola service had affected tourist movement in the region and raised concerns among local businesses, including hoteliers, tour guides, and shopkeepers, many of whom depend heavily on tourism for their livelihoods.

World Cup 2026: Brazil’s Vinicius Jr. equals R9’s feat with brace against SCO to enter Golden Boot race

Vinícius Jr. struck twice, and Matheus Cunha scored once to power Brazil to a dominant 3-0 victory over Scotland, securing the top spot in Group C at the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

5.5-magnitude earthquake strikes Chile after deadly twin quakes in Venezuela

A 5.5-magnitude earthquake struck Chile on Wednesday, the same day after two powerful quakes measuring 7.2 and 7.5 hit central Venezuela, killing at least 32 people and leaving hundreds injured.

Venezuela Earthquake: Twin Quake Strikes Caracas, Buildings Collapse, Residents Flee In Panic

A devastating double earthquake has struck Venezuela, sending shockwaves across the nation and causing widespread destruction. According to officials, a 7.2-magnitude foreshock was followed within seconds by a stronger 7.5-magnitude mainshock, intensifying the impact. The powerful tremors led to building collapses and severe damage in multiple neighborhoods of Caracas, leaving residents trapped under rubble as rescue teams rush to the scene. Venezuela’s President has confirmed that the death toll has now risen to 164, with nearly 1,000 people injured. Emergency services are working around the clock as hospitals struggle to cope with the influx of casualties. Authorities warn that the numbers could rise further as search and rescue operations continue in heavily affected areas.

Jaishankar outlines five-point plan for cooperation in a fragmented world

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said a fragmented world order can create more space and democratisation, while proposing a five-point framework for global cooperation at the Jeju Forum in South Korea.

Why did Neymar cry after his 981-day Brazil comeback? Star reveals emotional locker room moment

Neymar made an emotional return to Brazil's national team after 981 days, admitting he shed tears following Brazil's 3-0 World Cup win over Scotland in Miami

Amazon CEO meets PM Modi, says e-com giant to invest $48bn in India by 2030, expand AI, cloud infra

Amazon's investment will expand AWS data centre capacity in Mumbai and Hyderabad, giving startups, enterprises and government organisations access to custom AI chips, managed AI services, secure and reliable cloud technologies and developer tools to innovate faster and scale rapidly.

‘AC Nation’: How Singapore beats the heat offers lesson for India, other nations facing Super El Niño, slow monsoon, heatwaves

As Super El Niño fuels heatwaves and delays the India monsoon, it's a good time to look at how countries are beating the heat. Singapore offers practical solutions through efficient cooling, urban greening, wind corridors, and heat-resilience policies. Here is a breakdown

China's Spacesail Challenges Starlink With Ambitious 10,000-Satellite Plan

China is rapidly expanding its state-backed Spacesail satellite network as it seeks to challenge Starlink in the global satellite internet race. The company aims to deploy more than 10,000 satellites by 2030, dramatically increasing its presence in low-Earth orbit. As competition intensifies over the future of global connectivity, Spacesail is positioning itself as a major player in broadband internet services, with ambitions reaching far beyond China's borders.

Venezuela Earthquake: Venezuela Declares Emergency, High Death Toll Feared

A state of emergency has been declared in Venezuela following twin earthquakes of 7.2 and 7.5 magnitudes that struck the country's northern coast on June 24, 2026. Acting President Delcy Rodríguez confirmed at least 32 fatalities and over 700 injuries, warning that these numbers are expected to rise as rescue teams continue to navigate the debris of collapsed buildings in La Guaira and Caracas.

IND vs IRE T20I match timings changed to avoid clash with India-Australia Women's World Cup fixture

IND vs IRE T20I timings changed! Cricket Ireland shifts match times to avoid a direct broadcast clash with the India-Australia Women's World Cup.

From Drones To To Doves: How Ukraine's War Is Reshaping Jewellery Trends

Ukraine's wartime reality is finding expression in an unexpected place—jewellery. Across the country, designers are creating pieces inspired by drones, tanks, military symbols, and everyday experiences of life during conflict. Some collections are also helping raise funds for troops and humanitarian efforts. What began as a way to reflect resilience and national identity has evolved into a unique fashion movement, turning symbols of war into wearable reminders of courage, sacrifice, and solidarity.

France detains Russian-linked oil tanker near Sicily in Mediterranean sea, says Macron

These ships often switch the national flags under which they operate, a tactic known as "flag-hopping", or sail with questionable or invalid registrations to avoid detection and monitoring.

Only $34.99! Zendaya stuns in oversized eBay t-shirt at the Spider-Man: Brand New Day promotion

Zendaya and her fashion always manage to stand out, and her recent outfit is proof that style doesn't always have to be expensive. Her recent T-shirt is from eBay and cost just $34.

Meet Anushka Yadav, India’s youngest national record holder

Anushka Yadav made history by becoming the youngest national record holder in Indian athletics after registering a 67.02m hammer throw at the National Inter-State Championships in Kalinga Stadium, surpassing a record that had stood for nine years.