A space observatory in Australia is using FM radio waves to track space debris as far as 10,000 km away. This is a first-of-its kind observatory.

Space observatory in Australia uses FM radio waves to track space debris as far as 10,000 km away

Kazakhstan is holding more than 460 people on terrorism and disorder charges. This comes in the wake of mass unrest which led to deployment of Russian led forces. The Soviet republic has been witnessing protests against rising fuel prices.

Kazakhstan witnesses unrest over escalating fuel prices

In WION's Global Leadership Series, Djoomart Otorbaev, Former Prime Minister of Kyrgyzstan speaks to Palki Sharma Upadhyay on India's outreach to central Asia and other issues concerning South Asia.

Global Leadership Series: Djoomart Otorbaev, Former Prime Minister of Kyrgyzstan exclusive on WION

An American think tank has said that it spotted dredgers of Cambodia's Ream naval base where China is funding constructional activities. This is being used to deepen port facilities which are necessary for the docking of large military ships.

American think tank spots dredgers of Cambodia's Ream naval base

In a bid to contain the spike in COVID cases in the capital city of Japan which is now witnessing a record surge in daily cases the government has now started administering booster doses to the elderly citizens. Tokyo has recorded more than 11,000 COVID cases in the last 24 hours.

Japan: Govt starts administering booster shots to elderly citizens

At least 6 people have died and at least 23 have been injured due to a massive fire that broke out inside a multi-storey building in Mumbai. The massive blaze broke out on the 18th floor of a high-rise building.

At least 6 people killed in massive fire outbreak in Mumbai

British PM Boris Johnson has allegedly denied charges of blackmail. Earlier, Tory party MP William Wragg has said that Boris Johnson's aides had blackmailed members of his own party.

British PM Boris Johnson denies charges of blackmail

COVID cases continue to soar with each passing day. According to latest data, nearly 3 million infections were recorded this week.

COVID cases continue to soar with each passing day

At least one New York city police officer has been killed and another injured after a gunman opened fire at them near Harlem neighbourhood.

At least one New York city police officer killed after gunman opens fire at them

Boris Johnson continues to remain in all kinds of problems. This time around it's a leaked email that has again brought back negative press for the British prime minister.

United Kingdom: Leaked email exposes UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson's party

Incessant rainfall triggered floods in the Brazilian State of Pará. Streets turned into rivers, residents were forced to move to safer places. According to local reports, and 500 families were left homeless.

Incessant rainfall triggered floods in the Brazilian State of Pará

In Australia, the dream of owning a farm has become challenging for many. In recent years foreign ownership of agriculture has made ownership difficult, but locals are now being given a fresh opportunity to buy back the family property.

Australia: Tasmanian locals get fresh opportunity to buy back land

After a record wait of 10 months after elections, the Netherlands has finally elected a new cabinet. This is the Dutch prime minister's 4th coalition government and is aimed big at climate change and dealing with the Covid situation.

Netherlands: New cabinet to focus on climate change, and Covid fallout

Hospitalization in the US has reached a record high on Monday, with several states struggling to cope with the spike in cases. Now there were 132,000 hospitalizations for Covid, crossing the record set in January last year. But hospitalizations have been increasing steadily since late December, as the Omicron quickly took over Delta as the dominant version of the virus.

United States break Covid hospitalization record

In Nicaragua, the country's strong man Daniel Ortega has been sworn in as the president for a fourth consecutive year alongside him, first lady Rosario Murillo has also been sworn in for a second time as the vice president.

EU and United States widen sanctions as Daniel Ortega begins new term

US and Russian diplomats have wrapped up their first round of high-stakes talks in Geneva with both sides showing no signs of narrowing the differences on Ukraine.

US: Large parts of Russian proposals are non-starters

India and South Korea are holding bilateral trade talks today and, the union minister of commerce and industry Piyush Goyal, and the Korean minister for trade will discuss bilateral trade-related issues.

India and South Kora hold trade talks, on the agenda - trade deficit, market access

A 104-metre-wide asteroid, which will be within 3.48 million miles of Earth, is going to pass near the planet. The asteroid has been labelled as a “potentially hazardous object”. The rock, which seems to be bigger than the iconic Big Ben, has been named Asteroid 2013 YD48 by NASA.

It’s time to ‘look up’: Witness building-sized asteroid pass near Earth

With global temperatures on the rise due to climate change, the demand for air conditioners has gone up. But for people who cannot afford expensive solutions, is there an easier cheaper and, practical way? our next report gets you all the details

Barcelona residents move north to escape summer heat

The Taliban's spokesperson has claimed to meet Afghanistan's National Resistance front leaders in Iran, which the NRF has reportedly denied and said that no such meeting was held.

Afghanistan: Taliban claims to have met National Resistance Front leaders

In Afghanistan, since the Taliban has taken, over the charge of the country back in August, the media houses have started disappearing or they simply have not been allowed to function as media houses. An export gets you all the details

Afghanistan: 231 media outlets have shut down since August

In response to the delay in the promised election, sweeping economic sanctions have been imposed in Mali. West Africa's main regional bloc has also agreed to close its borders with the coup hit nation.

Growing international concern over the situation in Mali

Old record and radio players had a charm and particular sound profile not found in modern music devices. So, a Russian company is giving these vintage items a new lease of life by upcycling them and adding a brand new feature Bluetooth.

Russia: Music aficionados of vintage radiograms have a new device to love

Over 160 people have lost their lives in Kazakhstan in the violent riots that rocked the central Asian nation. It remains unclear whether the number refers to just civilian casualties or if law enforcement deaths are included out of the total deaths.

A week of protests rock Kazakhstan, police detain over 5,800 people

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