Imran Khan, the former prime minister of Pakistan, spoke with WION's Anas Malik earlier today. When asked about the minus Imran formula and upcoming elections, he responded that there is no such thing as minus Imran unless voters choose to do so. He also made reference to defence minister Khwaja Asaf's comments on Pakistani expats.

Former Pakistan PM Imran Khan interacts with WION

Devastating floods, skyrocketing inflation, a crumbling economy and a reported collective loot, this seems to be the story of Pakistan. At present, the country is hit by floods and severe economic crisis. It may also be witnessing a constant loot by its leaders starting from former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif to Pakistan South Chief Imran Khan.

WION Dispatch: Pakistan citizens battle skyrocketing inflation

It is quite possible that if you take a flight in the future your plane is being flown by one pilot instead of two. Over 40 countries including Germany, the United Kingdom and New Zealand have asked the United Nations body that sets aviation standards to help make single pilot flights a safe reality.

WION Dispatch: Airlines push for single-pilot flights

Violence continues to strain relations between Israel and Palestine with the new Israeli Parliament recently having been sworn in. The question of course is how will the new government deal with this issue.

WION Dispatch: Palestinian teen steals two cars, crushes Israeli civilians

Plunging startup valuations have led to the SoftBank group suffering a loss of $7.2 billion in the third quarter. The company will also slow down its investments after suffering massive losses.

WION Dispatch: Softbank vision fund posts massive losses

Famous temple in India, the Tirupati temple has turned out to be richer than many top IT and other Blue Chip companies in the country. In fact it is built larger than many global MNCs.

WION Dispatch: Tirupati's $30 billion net worth, cash, gold offerings continue

UK Prime Minister Liz Truss took responsibility and apologised for the mistakes made in the last one month that is after she took over as the prime minister of the country.

WION Dispatch: UK's troubled Prime Minister Liz Truss vows to stay on

There was an expected response from Islamabad and now what is interesting is that the US State Department seems to be back pedaling and course correcting.

WION Dispatch: US course corrects after Biden's Pakistan remark

The United Nations General Assembly continues to debate whether to demand that Russia should reverse course on annexing the four regions of Ukraine.

WION Dispatch: India, Pakistan and Sri Lanka abstain in condemnation vote

In a major blow to weaker Muslims, the UNHRC has turned down a debate on China’s crack down in Xinjiang. Among the 47 member council, 17 voted in favour, 19 members voted against and 11 abstained.

WION Dispatch: UN body rejects debate on China's treatment of Uighur Muslims

The US ambassador to Pakistan, Donald Blome visited Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) on Monday to plant a sapling at the 'University of Azad Jammu and Kashmir (UAJK)'. During this visit Blome mentioned PoK as 'Azad Jammu and Kashmir' which is anathema to New Delhi as it holds that the region was forcibly occupied by Pakistan in 1947.

WION Dispatch: India raises objection to US envoy's visit to PoK

Elon Musk's peace plan for Ukraine has been described as 'pro-Russian' by western commentators. What are the four main steps included in Musk's proposal? How practical is it?

Gravitas: Elon Musk proposes peace plan for Ukraine and Russia

Pakistan’s Federal Cabinet has formally given the go-ahead to start legal action against former Prime Minister Imran Khan over the recent audio leaks that purportedly featured him and his aides discussing a US cypher.

WION Dispatch: Pakistan Cabinet approves legal actions against Imran Khan

US and Canada imposed fresh sanctions on Iran for alleged human rights violations, including the death of Mahsa Amini, a 22-year-old from Iranian Kurdistan who died while in custody of Iran's morality police.

WION Dispatch: Western nations condemn Iran's violent crackdown on protesters

If you're looking for love, the internet might seem like a great place to start. Dating apps have made it way easier to meet new people but we say online dating is not always all wine and roses. It's not always a safe experience.

WION Dispatch: The dangers of looking for love online

In a historic move, India's top court live streamed its actual proceedings for the public. One of the first proceedings live streamed by the Apex Court was a plea heard by a five-judge bench headed by the Chief Justice of India, challenging reservation for economically weaker sections.

WION Dispatch: Historic move by India's top court, makes proceedings public

Ousted Pakistan Prime Minister Imran khan who is facing contempt of court charges has tended an apology in his court hearing today. Imran Khan took to the stand and apologized for the comments he made against the judicial and police officers last month.

WION Dispatch: Imran Khan threatened a judge after bail was denied, apologises for his remark

Japanese auto major Honda which is facing a tough time in India may discontinue its diesel cars in the country. India will require all cars sold here to adhere to real-time driving emissions from 2023.

WION Dispatch: Honda may discontinue diesel cars in India

The United States Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved the Taiwan Policy Act. This is the first step towards the US providing billions of dollars in military aid to Taiwan and making ties between them more visual.

WION Dispatch: Biggest change in US relations with Taiwan and China since 1979

Dispatch: One dead, several injured as gunman opens fire on a tram in Holland's Utrecht

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