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Michelin star chef Fabrizio Marino says popups are an opportunity for growth

Known for his delicious and healthful Italian natural haute cuisine, chef Fabrizio Marino has taken his skills from Tuscany's Ristorante Maggese to Kanifushi Island's idyllic shores.

India Condemns Attack on Hindu Devotees in Canada's Brampton

India condemned the attack by a pro-Khalistani mob at a temple in Canada. The attack took place outside the Hindu Sabha Mandir in Brampton, Canada. Watch this report for more details!

Netanyahu's spokesman Eli Feldstein suspected of leaking intel that could have hurt hostage deal efforts

Eli Feldstein, an official from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office, has been revealed as the main suspect in the “serious security leaks case”. Four Israelis, including the official, have been arrested in connection with the serious security leaks case.

Nio to launch first hybrid car exclusively for overseas markets

Nio, a Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer, expects to unveil its first hybrid vehicle in 2026, which will be reserved exclusively for international markets such as the Middle East and North Africa, as well as Europe.

Pakistan blames India for rising air pollution in country as Lahore's AQI hit 1900

Pakistan’s Lahore city recorded unprecedented levels of air pollution on Saturday (Nov 2), with the Air Quality Index (AQI) recorded at 1,900. This is the highest-ever pollution recorded near the India-Pakistan border.

India's Election Commission postpones bypolls in Kerala, Punjab, and Uttar Pradesh to Nov 20

The Election Commission of India on Monday (Nov. 4) announced a change in the date of bypolls for 14 assembly constituencies of Kerala, Punjab, and Uttar Pradesh.

US election riots likely? Fences up, snipers, National Guard on standby to prevent 2020 redux

Is America preparing for election riots? Stores and properties in the US capital have put up big plywood planks, the National Guard is on standby, and security is beefed up across major government institutions as the US fears a redux of the 2020 election aftermath amid a likely nailbiting close contest between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump.

Honda Cars India teases third-generation Amaze sedan ahead of launch

Honda Cars India has unveiled a teaser image of the upcoming third-generation Amaze sedan which is targeted at young buyers and modern families. The all-new Amaze is expected to offer a bold design along with cutting-edge technology to meet the lifestyle and aspirations of today’s dynamic generation.

US Elections: Why do all elections take place on Tuesday of November’s first full week?

The custom of holding US elections on Tuesday has its roots in the twentieth century, taking into consideration factors such as farming schedules, church attendance patterns, and many other sociological aspects that were dominant then.

Iran-Israel War: Iran Plans 'Strong and Complex' Response To Israel

In the escalating conflict between Iran and Israel, reports indicate that Iran is preparing to deploy advanced warheads that have not been previously utilized in their military operations. Watch this report to know more

India: Chaos in J-K Assembly as PDP MLA Challenges Article 370 Abrogation; BJP Protests

Waheed Parra of the People's Democratic Party (PDP), an opposition member, submitted a resolution opposing the repeal of Article 370, causing disruption on the first day of the newly elected Jammu and Kashmir Assembly. Watch to know more.

How Will US Elections Affect Wars in Gaza And Ukraine?

Israel’s war in Gaza and Lebanon and the Russia-Ukraine war have seen tens of thousands killed and displaced. These conflicts could escalate, worsen or simply end based on the political stance of the next elected president of the United States. The decisions of the United States White House will have a huge effect on the course of the wars around the world.

Is Donald Trump or Kamala Harris Better for the Economy?

A tighter-than-ever U.S. presidential race is taking shape at the moment. We break down the key policies influencing the contest between Democratic candidate Kamala Harris and Republican candidate Donald Trump. With both political parties eager to reshape the U.S. economy, we find out how the two candidates differ, and who will be best for American consumers and businesses. Will Kamala Harris be able to address the flaws in economic policies? Or will Donald Trump beat Ms. Harris on issues like inflation and unemployment?

Property Empires That make Charles And Williams Millions

A new investigation has revealed that it is charging government departments, councils, businesses mining companies, and the general public via a series of commercial rents and feudal levies on land and Seashore, seized by medieval monarchs. Watch to know more.

Donald Trump vows he'll revive Alien Enemies Act during final campaign rally. Here's what it is

Donald Trump held his final rally in Macon, Georgia, on Sunday (Nov 2), where he drew a large crowd to the Atrium Health amphitheatre. Arriving an hour and a half late, Trump sported a black-and-gold "Make America Great Again" cap and stuck to his characteristic themes, including controversial proposals related to immigration and crime.

Colossal space reservoir containing water 100 trillion times of Earth's oceans discovered

A massive water reservoir unlike any other has just been discovered in the universe. Scientists have spotted a region in space which contains as much water as 100 trillion times all the oceans on Earth combined.

Revisiting Shah Rukh Khan: The Actor, The Doctor and more

Indian superstar Shah Rukh Khan recently turned 59. He is one of the rare Indian stars whose achievement at the box office in 2023, had stunned cinemagoers. How did it all begin for Shah Rukh Khan? Find out more in this episode of WION.

Buffet Sells Apple, Stacks Up Cash Reserve: What Does This Mean For Global Markets?

Berkshire Hathaway's cash reserves have surged to an impressive $325 billion following Warren Buffett's recent decision to cut back on his investments in Apple and Bank of America. This strategic move reflects Buffett's cautious approach amid market uncertainties and potential economic shifts. The increase in cash holdings positions Berkshire to seize future investment opportunities, underscoring the company's emphasis on maintaining financial flexibility in a volatile market landscape.

US Elections 2024: 75 Million Americans Have Cast Early Ballots

As of now, approximately 75 million Americans have already cast their early ballots for the 2024 elections, reflecting a significant increase in voter participation compared to previous cycles. This surge in early voting is indicative of heightened enthusiasm and engagement among the electorate, as many individuals seek to make their voices heard ahead of Election Day. The trend highlights the importance of accessibility and convenience in the voting process, as citizens take advantage of early voting options to ensure their participation in this pivotal election.