Now, we look at how markets started the week. Asian stocks advanced after stronger-than-expected US Payroll data underscored the health of the world's largest economy and boosted investor optimism. Watch to know more.

Trading is Being Shaped by Signs of US Economic Resilience

The federal reserve is focusing more of its policy efforts on protecting the Labour market. The expectation that US Inflation likely eased at the end of the third quarter should reassure US Policymakers. US Inflation data is due this week, along with the minutes of the fed meeting in September, when the central bank cut rates by 0.5 percent.

FED & ECB Meeting Minutes in the Spotlight

The escalating conflict between Iran and Israel has raised fears of a broader regional war, with tensions drawing in global powers and sparking concerns about the possibility of World War 3. As violence intensifies and alliances are tested, world leaders are urging for de-escalation to avoid a catastrophic international conflict.

Iran-Israel War: World On The Brink Of World War 3?

Markets started on a high the week in Asia after china's stimulus glitz took hold last week. China's latest move to tackle its property crisis lifted stock markets in the mainland and Hong Kong on Monday. However, Tokyo shares dropped after a proponent of bank of japan tightening emerged victorious in the ruling party's leadership race.

Stocks Rally Extend After China's Fresh Steps to Ease Housing Woes

In this special Wings episode, we celebrate World Tourism Day by exploring India as a Sustainable Destination. From eco-friendly resorts to responsible wildlife tourism, we highlight India’s top sustainable travel experiences that promote cultural preservation and support the environment. Discover how India’s adventure tourism offers exhilarating thrills with minimal impact, and how food lovers can enjoy delectable Indian cuisine with a sustainable twist. Whether you’re seeking culture, nature, or adventure, sustainable travel in India has something for everyone. We also take you on a scenic train journey across India with the launch of the Bharat Nepal Maitri Yatra Train, inaugurated by Ashwini Vaishnaw. Experience the beauty of the Indian landscape from the comfort of this modern train designed for a luxurious yet eco-conscious journey. Next, we head to Munich, Germany, where Oktoberfest kicks off in full swing. Grab your lederhosen and steins as we dive into one of the world’s most iconic cultural festivals. In Istanbul, an ancient underground cistern draws tens of thousands of visitors daily. This engineering marvel offers a fascinating glimpse into the city's rich history. Finally, we travel to Morocco, a nation embracing eco-tourism as part of its sustainable future. From unique cave dwellings to eco-friendly travel initiatives, Morocco’s push for sustainability is making waves in the tourism sector.

World Tourism Day Special: Sustainable Tourism & Global Adventures

Global stocks drifted near all-time highs ahead of the Fed, with traders split on the size of an interest-rate cut. Watch to know more.

Southeast Asian Stocks rally ahead of Fed decision

The US Stock market has recovered most of the losses suffered in its summer selloff. While the S&P 500 index has bounced back before, this time is unique because the rally is not being led by big tech firms. Instead it’s everyone else’s turn – the ‘other 493’ stocks.

Asian stocks struggle to find direction ahead of Fed meeting

Stocks in Asia were volatile as investors ignored wall street's recovery in anticipation of this week's crucial US Inflation report. Tokyo and Sydney stocks rose slightly, while futures from Hong Kong pointed to gains. Stocks in Seoul fell. The actions follow a rebound on wall street in September, which provided some relief from the selloff caused by fears of a worldwide economic downturn. The s&p 500 rose 1.2 percent after its worst start to the month on record, according to bespoke investment group data going back to 1953.

Global Markets: Asian stocks cautious ahead of US CPI

In global markets, all eyes are on the US Jobs report later on Friday. Investors will dissect the data to understand the federal reserve's rate path. The payroll data is crucial to determine what the fed does at its meeting on September 18th.

Global Markets: Wall Street's big bet on jumbo Fed cuts hangs on jobs report

PM Modi returned to New Delhi after completing his three-day visit to Brunei and Singapore. Watch WION to know the highlights of PM Modi's Singapore visit.

PM Modi's Singapore Visit: PM Modi asks Singapore to invest in India

The world is facing a climate crisis, and developing nations are bearing the brunt of its consequences. To help these countries adapt and mitigate the effects of climate change, a global commitment was made in 2009: developed nations would provide $100 billion in climate finance annually by 2020. However, this promise has largely gone unfulfilled.

India's climate funding tops major developed countries

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a productive meeting with his Singapore counterpart Lawrence Wong during which they elevated the bilateral ties to a comprehensive strategic partnership. The two leaders also oversaw the exchange of four MoUs after the talks.

Indian PM Modi meets Singapore counterpart Lawrence Wong, 4 MoUs signed

The United States indicts two employees of Russia's RT news and imposes sanctions on top editors of the state-funded news outlet, accusing them of seeking to influence the 2024 US presidential election.

White House: Putin was aware of Russian election interference

The public speculation continues to mount on the sinking of the luxury yacht owned by late British Tech Tycoon Mike Lynch. The sinking of the yacht killed seven people including Lynch and his 18-year-old daughter. Watch the full video for all the details.

Mike Lynch death: Prosecutors investigate manslaughter in Lynch's Yacht tragedy

One man died and six people were missing after Bayesian, a 56-metre-long (184-ft) sailboat, was suddenly hit by ferocious weather and now an Italian climatologist has said that, Global warming may have contributed to the freak storm that sank the luxury British-flagged yacht...

British tech entrepreneur Mike Lynch missing

Now, we look at the rising geopolitical tug-of-war between the US and China. What is this all about? What kind of advantage does America have in the artificial intelligence (AI) race and can it be maintained? How might it change under another term, President Trump? Take a look at this report for more...

U.S. and China are in an all-out ai race

A major disruption in Microsoft's cloud services caused widespread flight cancellations and delays. The outage forced several airlines to ground planes and disrupted flight operations. Watch this video for all details.

Microsoft Outage: Worldwide travel disruptions after a cybersecurity update affects IT systems

Let's shift our focus to China's petrochemical sector, where the decade-long race to build its industrial giants have transformed the landscape, but now it threatens to overflow, which is sparking new global concerns.

Global concerns over rise of China's excess plastic supply

India is helping Peru develop a UPI-like payment system. Peru is the first South American nation to partner with India for a mobile payment system. #Gravitas tells you why other countries are extremely likely to follow.

India's UPI becomes a global favourite | Gravitas

The wars conflicts and Rising security concerns are forcing countries around the world to increase their military spending. Global military spending reached a record high in 2023 surging 6.8% to almost 2.5 trillion dollar. This marks the ninth consecutive year of increase with 2023 being the steepest rise since 2009. Watch in for more details!

Global military expenditure reaches over $2.4 trillion in 2023

In the dynamic landscape of global economics Asia is emerging as a power Powerhouse of wealth creation with India at its Forefront. Watch in for more details!

Asian cities drive global growth: Henley puts spotlight on wealth trends

Here, we bring you the news that is trending across WION's social media platforms: England child alcohol use tops global chart says WHO Report. Emperor penguins perish as ice melts to new lows says study. Watch in for more details!

England child alcohol use tops global chart: WHO Report

Nearly 282 million people in 59 countries and territories experienced high levels of acute hunger in 2023 a worldwide increase of 24 million from the previous year. This is according to the latest Global report on the food crisis.

Global Food Crisis 2024 report: 1 in 5 people in need of urgent action

Big tech companies are poised to lead the charge in the upcoming earnings season, potentially revitalising investor confidence following a sluggish start to April.

Big tech to lead S&P 500 with 26.7% earnings growth

Big tech companies are poised to lead the charge in the upcoming earning season potentially revitalizing investor confidence following a sluggish start to April.

Tech earnings fuel stock rally

Tech drives S&P 500

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is revising its global growth forecast slightly upwards. This upward revision is attributed to strong consumption and investment in the United States and many emerging economies. However, the IMF warns that this positive trend could be short-lived.

IMF nudges up global growth forecast, warns of 'tepid twenties'

A recent study suggests a profound global event, the entire world will soon lose a second, an adjustment that brings attention not only to our clocks but also to the changing climate. This phenomenon is a direct consequence of global warming. It is changing how we measure time itself.

Global warming delays terrestrial leap second

As global supply chains undergo a transformation, India emerges as a formidable challenger to china's long-held manufacturing dominance. With a surge of international investment and strategic reforms, India's industrial landscape is rapidly evolving. Watch in for more details!

India's rise as a global manufacturing hub

The United Nations General Assembly has unanimously adopted the first global resolution on artificial intelligence to encourage the protection of personal data, the monitoring of AI for risks, and the safeguarding of human rights.

UN adopts first global artificial intelligence resolution

In the world of tech, there's been a buzz around the growing number of multinational companies setting up offices in India. They see this as an opportunity to drive new revenue streams. Global companies opened over 118 new 'global capability centers' in India in the past two years, bringing the total to over 1,620. Some worry this might hurt Indian tech firms, but industry leaders have a different outlook.

118 new global capability centres boost insourcing in India

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