Tech giant Apple is facing a potential $38 billion fine in an ongoing antitrust dispute, with authorities alleging violations of competition laws.
Apple argues that such global turnover penalties are unconstitutional and is challenging the massive fine in court.

Apple Faces $38 Billion Fine in Global Antitrust Dispute

Pakistani air strike reportedly hit Kabul, Afghanistan, causing casualties. Multiple deaths are feared as authorities assess the damage and emergency response efforts continue.


Breaking: Afghan media reports Pakistani air strike in Kabul, several feared dead

Britain announced on Thursday that it will cede sovereignty of the Chagos Islands to Mauritius in a deal that ensures the continued operation of the UK-U.S. military base on Diego Garcia. The agreement may also open the door for the return of residents who were displaced decades ago.

UK Agrees To Return Chagos Islands To Mauritius, Ending Decades-Long Dispute

Britain To Return Chagos Islands To Mauritius, Resolving Longstanding Dispute

A mass circumcision was marketed to tourists in a remote area of Uganda. Some are angrily objecting the ritualized circumcision of thousands of boys, known as Imbalu, which began on august 3rd in a remote corner of Uganda and will continue until the end of 2024

Uganda: Dispute over ritualized circumcision of thousands of boys

Video of a burning yellow Lamborghini in Hyderabad goes viral as people gasp

A senior leader of the Kuomintang (KMT), Taiwan's main opposition party, is in China for meetings with the Taiwanese community, his party said on Thursday, drawing criticism from the ruling party for his going one month before elections. The trip of KMT Vice Chairman Andrew Hsia, a former Taiwanese diplomat and one-time head of Taiwan's China-policy making Mainland Affairs Council, comes as his party seeks to narrow the ruling party's lead ahead of the Jan. 13 presidential and parliamentary elections.

Decoding the Chinese shadow over Taiwan polls

Britain's loneliest sheep rescued, but her future home remains uncertain

Costliest cookie: Indian FMCG firm slapped with US$ 1.2K fine over a single missing biscuit in packet

The long-standing dispute between the children of singer Aretha Franklin is now settled. The jury has decided that the handwritten document found on Franklin's couch is valid.

Documents found in Franklin's couch is a valid will: Jury

Chinese fighter jet came dangerously to U.S. Airforce plane over the disputed South China Sea. This close encounter happened last week, according to the U.S. military.

China, U.S. military jets in close encounter over the disputed South China sea

Ending a long running dispute, Kosovo and Serbia agree that they will not be finding cars with the Serbian number plate. EU policy Chief Josep Borrell announced the development on Twitter and said that 'Serbia will stop issuing licence plates with Kosovo cities' denomination'.

Serbia agrees to stop issuing license plates with Kosovo denominations

Can South China Sea dispute escalate into a full-scale war?

US Women's national team and US Soccer settle equal pay dispute

Australian cricketer James Faulkner leaves Pakistan Super League due to payment dispute with PCB

Dispute among president-elect Castro's party members in Honduras Congress turns violent

Russia beefs up military presence near Pacific islands claimed by Japan

How a dispute over groceries led to artillery strikes in Ukraine

Lebanese minister expands claim in maritime area dispute with Israel 

PM Modi paid a surprised visit to the injured jawans at the military hospital in Leh, where they were undergoing treatment since the ‘violent face-off’ in eastern Ladakh that left 20 jawans martyred. Now China has reacted to PM Modi's visit and said 'Hope India will follow Modi-Xi consensus'.

WION Dispatch: China reacts to PM Modi's Ladakh visit | India-China standoff

China reacts to PM Modi's Ladakh visit, Denies being 'expansionist'

Japan changes administrative status of disputed islands, China dispatches ships

Is Nepal deliberately trying to create a dispute with India? Is China pushing Nepal to severe ties with India? WION's Palki Sharma posed these questions Dr. Minendra Rijal, a former minister and a sitting member of the Nepalese Parliament.

Gravitas Exclusive: Nepal's opposition on KP Oli's 'mapgate'

US files illegal fishing complaint against South Korea under free trade pact

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