The fate of the Asia Cup this year is pretty much up in the air. Pakistan Cricket Board Chairman Najam Sethi threatens World Cup Boycott if they lose Asia Cup hosting rights. The latest controversy comes after India said it won't play matches in Pakistan, citing safety concerns.

Pak threatens to boycott cricket world cup

A year after long queues for fuel, the Sri Lankan government will now allow foreign oil companies to sell fuel at a lower rate than the prices from state-owned oil farms.

Three foreign firms to enter Sri Lanka's fuel market

An Italy-based company is stepping up to replace pollution-causing diesel tractors with one that completely runs on methane, usually sourced from animal waste such as cow dung in a large farm.

Cow dung as fuel source? THIS tractor presents alternative to polluting diesel farm vehicles

For Pakistan, 2023 has gotten off to a very rocky start and the outlook is expected to get bleaker over the coming months. Watch the video to know more.

Pakistan: Economic collapse, Political chaos and more

Pakistanis are queuing for hours to grab coffee and pastries from Canadian chain Tim Hortons, which opened its first outlet in the South Asian country this week just as its economic crisis took a turn for the worse.

Pakistan: Coffee trumps economic crisis

Pakistan's government said it was not planning to hike fuel prices and warned oil companies against stockpiling petrol after some consumers complained they had been unable to purchase fuel at pumps.

Pakistani minister says fuel supplies adequate, warns against hoarding

The government in Pakistan on Wednesday said that there have been no plans to increase the prices of fuel and warned the oil companies to not stockpile petrol after consumers complained about no availability of petrol at pumps.

Pakistani minister confirms 'adequate' fuel supplies, warns companies against stockpiling

Pakistan is battling for survival. The national debt is mounting, forex reserves are depleting & the currency is in free-fall. Pakistani citizens are mocking their govt over the state of affairs. Molly Gambhir reports.

Gravitas: Pakistani citizens mock govt over rupee's value

The UK climate minister, Graham Stuart received campaign donations from one of the largest fuel distributors in the Britain. Stuart also received donations from an aviation consultant and recruiter.

WION Climate Tracker: UK climate minister received donations from fuel and aviation companies

Pakistan's unprecedented crisis of food, stemming from years of economic mismanagement amid country's support for cross-border terrorism, was debated in Islamabad's senate on Friday. Country's opposition leaders targeted Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif-led coalition and held the federal government responsible for the country's ongoing shortage of wheat.

Opposition blames Pakistan government for shortage in the country

Pakistan is running out of money, food, fuel, and it is heading the Sri Lanka way. Onion prices have reportedly gone up over 500%, wheat flour has become unaffordable. Pakistan wants its people to brace for blackouts. Priyanka Sharma tells you more.

Gravitas: Pakistan is running out of money, food, fuel

India has approved an incentive plan of $2.11 billion to promote green hydrogen in a bid to cut emissions and become a major exporter in the field.

WION Climate Tracker: India approves $2.11 billion incentive plan for green hydrogen industry

Seeing the extreme potential of green hydrogen, it is now being considered as the ‘fuel of the future’. It is one of the most abundant elements on earth for a cleaner alternative fuel option. WION tells you more in this report.

WION Climate Tracker: Green hydrogen is emerging as alternative to fossil fuels

Haiti has been grappling with multiple crises, soaring inflation, political instability and gangs blocking fuel deliveries at the main port.

Food, fuel and water shortages causing catastrophic hunger in Haiti

Cuba is seeking help to contain a fuel depot fire in which 1 person has been dead and over 120 people have been injured. 1,900 were evacuated from the area.

Cuba fuel depot fire: 1,900 evacuated from the area

The Bangladesh government has sought loans from the IMF amid high inflation and rising fuel prices. Fuel prices soared by over 50% in the country.

Bangladesh government seeking loans from the IMF amid high inflation

Bangladesh government seeking loans from the IMF

Long queues formed at filling stations and community centres across the capital, Colombo, on Monday, thronged by thousands of weary residents, as limited fuel and gas supplies have resumed in parts of Sri Lanka after a weekend of tumultuous anti-government protests over the economic crisis.

Long queues in Sri Lanka, as fuel supplies resume after weekend of tumultuous anti-government protests

After Sri Lanka in south Asia, now Pakistan grapples with economic turmoil. Will it be the next country to go Sri Lanka's way, what will be Pakistan's tipping point?

Food and fuel inflation crippling Pakistan's economy

As Sri Lanka's fuel stocks run out, Colombo has asked India for fuel shipments. New Delhi is reportedly seeking 'advance payment' for any future supplies. Molly Gambhir tells you more.

Gravitas: Sri Lanka asks India for fuel

Sri Lanka appears to be in more trouble. The country will have to go about dealing with the fuel shortages because one of the key aspects that's been badly and terribly hit is the public transport.

Sri Lanka left with fuel worth less than a day

Sri Lanka's inflation hit a ninth consecutive record in June. With this, the Sri Lankans are forced to use firewood for cooking purposes. These desperate measures come as Sri Lanka struggles to arrange for basic essentials such as gas or fuel for its citizens

Sri Lanka Economic Crisis worsens | Many Sri Lankans switch to firewood

Sri Lanka only has 4061 tons of petrol left in its government reserves with public transport grinding to a halt as the country's economic crisis deepened.

Sri Lanka's fuel reserves shrink further, only 4061 tonnes petrol left

Sri Lanka continues to reel under unprecedented economic crisis. While Lanka's fuel reserves are left with petrol worth less than one day of consumption, the island nation struggles to raise $587 Mn to pay for fuel shipments.

WION Fineprint | Sri Lanka's fuel reserves shrink further, $587 Mn needed to pay for fuel shipments

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