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Iran says permanent end to war in Lebanon is inseparable from US peace deal

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi declares that an immediate end to the war and Israeli occupation in Lebanon is an inseparable component of the newly minted US-Iran memorandum.

Who is Dr Hussam Abu Safiyah? Gaza hospital director held by Israel for over 550 days without charge

Dr Hussam Abu Safiyah, director of Kamal Adwan Hospital in Gaza, has spent over 550 days in Israeli detention without charge. Here's his story.

‘History of B-52 crashes’: How many times has the US Air Force lost its iconic bomber?
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A US Air Force B-52 bomber crashed in California on Monday, killing eight people during a test flight. While modern incidents are rare, dozens of B-52s have crashed since 1955. Around 31 were lost in Vietnam, and several Cold War accidents involved nuclear payloads.

Why is this Turkish dessert loved across the world?
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Discover why authentic Turkish baklava is universally loved. This iconic dessert combines delicate phyllo layers and premium pistachios, creating a global culinary masterpiece.

Rahul Arunoday Banerjee death case: CM Suvendu Adhikari transfers investigation to CID months after actor's drowning

Rahul Arunoday Banerjee death case has taken a new turn after the West Bengal government announced that the probe is being transferred to CID. The 42-year-old actor reportedly died by drowning while filming for a TV show.

WION Health Pulse: Has India become a global healthcare powerhouse?

WION Health Pulse: Has India become a global healthcare powerhouse?

WION Health Pulse: The advantage India has in medical education

"India has so many different kinds of cases and medical conditions that many Western countries do not have," says a viewer from Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, about the advantage India has in medical education that no other country can easily replicate

WION Health Pulse: How AI is taking medical education to new heights

A viewer from Mumbai, Maharashtra, shares his views on how AI is taking medical education to new heights and discusses the unique advantages India holds in medical education.

Shocking new details emerge in Brazil bungee-jumping accident: 21-year-old may have been alive after fatal 130-foot fall

New details have emerged in the fatal Brazil bungee-jumping accident that killed 21-year-old Maria Eduarda Rodrigues de Freitas. A witness claims she was alive and conscious for a short time after falling 130 feet without a safety rope.

WION Health Pulse: Is AI creating better doctors or more dependent ones?

"AI does create a better doctor, but only when doctors rely on their own knowledge and use AI as a tool for enhancement," says a viewer from Chennai, Tamil Nadu, sharing her thoughts on whether AI is creating better doctors or making them more dependent on technology

WION Health Pulse: what makes India's medical education unique?

"A medical student in India encounters a greater variety and diversity of diseases in a single week than a medical student in most other countries," says a student on what makes India's medical education unique

WION Health Pulse: Medical student reveals India's biggest advantage in medical training

A medical practitioner says, "Performing 15–20 surgeries a week over a period of 8–10 years has given me something that no amount of technology can manufacture—strong clinical instincts. I think that's what sets India apart".

FIFA World Cup | A boot dilemma helped Germany player Andreas Brehme create history in 1990 final against Argentina

Andreas Brehme is the only player in FIFA World Cup history to score a penalty with with left and right foot. He used left foot in 1986 QF vs Mexico and right foot vs Argentina in 1990 final.

Why is this tiny fruit called nature's candy?

Dates have been a staple of Middle Eastern culture for millennia. From Jordan's famous Medjool dates to the lively Mazafati harvest festivals in Iran, exploring the region's ancient date palms offers travellers an authentic, sweet, and deeply historical agricultural experience.

A rift within Trump admin? Report claims CIA director, top officials doubt Iran’s commitment to peace deal

CIA director John Ratcliffe reportedly warned President Donald Trump that Iran may resist nuclear concessions despite a new peace deal, exposing divisions within the US administration over Tehran's commitment.

Kashmir trade bodies roll out 50–60% discounts to welcome Amarnath pilgrims

"Kashmir trade bodies and hoteliers roll out massive 50–60% discounts on travel and accommodation to welcome Amarnath Yatra pilgrims. Read about the region's heartening push for safety, hospitality, and communal harmony."

Buying new phone? AI boom could make your smartphone prices more expensive: Here's why
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Industry executives say the current situation reflects a broader structural challenge rather than a temporary supply chain disruption. As AI demand continues to expand, multiple sectors could experience mounting pressure to secure access to critical semiconductor components.

Prakash Padukone calls granddaughter Dua a 'friendly child', says Deepika Padukone and Ranveer Singh hands on parents

Prakash Padukone has shared rare insights about his granddaughter Dua’s upbringing. More than his daughter, Deepika Padukone, the national badminton player praised Ranveer Singh's parenting approach and highlighted the values they are instilling in her.

WION Health Pulse: citizens say India is becoming a global healthcare powerhouse

A viewer from Mumbai, Maharashtra, shares his thoughts on whether India has become a global healthcare powerhouse. He says, "In India, access to patient treatment is much faster compared to many Western countries"