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Is a well-established fast fashion brand becoming boring in Indian society? The new generation does not only reject traditional beliefs but also the traditional consumerism mindset.

A new report from the Economic Advisory Council to the Prime Minister highlights West Bengal's troubling economic decline under Mamata Banerjee's leadership. So what really went wrong with the Mamata Banerjee government, Let's decode that for you in this report...

Chinese electric vehicle makers are ramping up production. Over 50 new electric and plug-in hybrid models are expected to hit the market in 2024. However, despite this surge, profitability remains elusive for most companies due to high development costs and a brutal price war.

Despite global crude oil prices plunging below $70 a barrel, Indian consumers continue to feel the sting at the pump. Prices in many regions have stayed around 100 rupees per litre for almost two years now. This ongoing burden is a glaring indictment of government policies that prioritize big oil companies over the welfare of the common man.

U.S. will continue to keep its Typhon missile launcher deployed to the Philippines indefinitely despite protests from China. The missile system was delivered earlier this year ahead of the U.S.-Philippine joint military exercise. The Filipino and American forces continue to train with it, with officials saying that the move is aimed at giving China "sleepless nights."

The Indian government has sent a formal notice to Pakistan seeking modifications to this crucial water-sharing agreement citing fundamental changes in circumstances. The Indus waters treaty, signed in 1960, governs the sharing of water from the Indus river system between India and Pakistan.

Amid tensions with China, the U.S. is bringing back to life a World War II airfield located in the remote Pacific island of Tinian. The airfield was once used to launch the atomic bombings of Japan in 1945.

Manchester City made a sluggish start to their Champions League campaign as they drew 0-0 against Inter Milan on Wednesday, while Paris Saint-Germain needed a last-minute goal to beat tournament newcomers Girona.

Afghanistan battled their way to a six-wicket win over South Africa in the opening one-day international in Sharjah on Wednesday after skittling the Proteas for just 106.

The birth of a rare mountain Bongo calf is celebrated by people across UK. Listed as an endangered species the Bongos are facing near extinction. Watch to know more.

A Chinese ship ventured into Japanese water on Wednesday and this is the second time that China has breached Japan's territory. Watch to know more.

Russia's Deputy PM has states that Moscow will support Pakistan's inclusion into the BRICS bloc. Watch to know more.

Global sensation and pan-Indian star Tamannaah Bhatia, celebrated for her versatility in Indian cinema and impeccable fashion sense, made a dazzling appearance at the highly anticipated Roberto Cavalli Spring/Summer 2025 show during Milan Fashion Week.

The European Parliament on Thursday adopted a resolution calling on EU countries to let Ukraine use Western weapons to strike military targets inside Russia, prompting an angry rebuke from Moscow.

A huge python grabbed a 64-year-old woman, while she was preparing to do dishes at her home outside Bangkok, Thailand. She suddenly felt a sharp pain in her thigh before looking down to find a python taking hold of her.

On Tuesday (Sep 17), hundreds of pagers of Hezbollah fighters suddenly blasted in an unprecedented attack which was called a brutal strike on the militant group's "Achilles' heel".

Sri Lanka is all set to go to polls on the 21st of September, with just two days to go candidates are putting their best foot forward. The countdown to Sri Lanka's presidential election has begun, with 17 million voters set to decide the country's next leader. As the nation prepares for this crucial vote, the election promises to be a turning point for Sri Lanka's future. Watch to know more.

Crisis-hit Sri Lankan voters, struggling with higher prices, especially for food, are looking at this weekend's election, pinning hopes for economic relief to come with the new president. WION brings you a ground report.

Bangladesh has sought assistance from the UK to investigate the overseas wealth of allies of former prime minister Sheikh Hasina, as the new government intensifies its crackdown on members of her ousted regime.