Young couples are celebrating a child-free life by choice. With birth rates falling in several countries, what are the consequences of this societal shift? Priyanka Sharma explores.

Gravitas: Gen Z says no to kids

A new culture called 'deinfluencing' is trending on TikTok. Deinfluencers are slamming high-end brands and persuading viewers what not to buy. Priyanka Sharma reports.

Gravitas: Influencer culture's nemesis is here?

An Israeli military raid at an alleged militant hideout in West Bank left three people dead. Angry locals then clashed with Israeli troops, killing eight civilians and injuring over 100 people. Priyanka Sharma explains.

Gravitas: Israeli military raid in West Bank kills 11

#GRAVITAS | Three of the UK’s largest supermarket chains have introduced limits for shoppers on several fresh produce lines, including tomatoes, cucumbers and peppers, as they try to prevent gaps from appearing on shelves. So what is going on and are the shortages going to spread to other retailers and foodstuffs? Molly Gambhir tells you.

Gravitas: Why are shelves empty in the UK?

Here we bring you a quick round-up of all latest news, top headlines and international breakings from all across the globe, stay tuned with Gravitas for more!

Gravitas Global Headlines: China mine collapse | 10 Palestinians killed in West Bank clashes

Amid tensions between Taliban & Pakistan, the PTI has launched a 'Jail Bharo' drive. PTI leaders are forcing themselves into prison vans. Why? Molly Gambhir tells you.

Gravitas: PTI launches dramatic 'Jail Bharo' drive

Several Chinese provinces have reported a population decline in 2022, the first time that such a trend has been observed since 2022. Some Chinese provinces are offering incentives to newly-wed couples and families. | Molly Gambhir explains

Gravitas: Chinese provinces report historic population decline

#Gravitas | A mysterious ball has washed up on a Japanese beach. Authorities admit they don't know what the object is and where it came from. Molly Gambhir reports

Gravitas: Mysterious object washes up on Japanese beach

#Gravitas | S. Korea's president has slammed the allegations of taking counsel from a self-declared Prophet. His decision to relocate the presidential office is being linked to the Prophet's advice. Molly Gambhir reports.

Gravitas: Did S. Korean president hire a 'prophet'?

#Gravitas | The Chief of Russia's Wagner Group has publicly slammed the Russian Army for delaying supplies. He wants the generals to be charged with treason. Why? Molly Gambhir explains.

Gravitas: Wagner chief accuses Russian Generals of Treason

#Gravitas | Analysts have speculated that Russia's invasion of Ukraine could embolden China to launch an offensive on Taiwan. But China has urged the world to stop drawing parallels between Ukraine and Taiwan. @mollygambhir reports

Gravitas: Is Taiwan the next Ukraine?

#Gravitas | Is the Ukraine war set to escalate further? In his state of the nation address, Putin warned Western leaders that 'Russia cannot be defeated'. How do we view this warning? @mollygambhir reports.

Gravitas: Putin's biggest warning to the West

New research suggests that air pollution might be causing us to lose our sense of smell. Exposure to high levels of particulate matter can lead to reduced lung function, respiratory infections and aggravated asthma from short-term exposure. Long-term or chronic exposure to fine particulate matter increases a person’s risk for diseases with a longer onset, like stroke and cancer. But beyond inflammatory sinonasal and neurocognitive diseases, air pollution is contributing to loss of smell, known as anosmia. Our sense of smell helps with appetite, and also serves as a warning system to avert dangers and toxins. The unique positioning of the olfactory nerve in the nasal cavity places the olfactory system at particular risk from airborne pollutants.

Gravitas: Is bad air causing us to lose our sense of smell?

Gravitas Global Headlines: Air India goes on a hiring spree | Adani- Hindenburg saga continues

#Gravitas | The brother of Qatar's emir Sheikh Jassim bin Hamad al Thani has submitted a $6 billion bid to acquire Manchester United, as per Bloomberg. The proposed club takeover will be the biggest in football's history. | @mollygambhir explains

Gravitas: Are gulf states using football clubs for geopolitics?

#Gravitas | Kim Yo Jung, the sister of North Korean dictator Kim Jong-Un has threatened to turn the Pacific region into a "firing range" as the country launched two missiles which landed just outside the Japanese waters on Monday | @mollygambhir explains

Gravitas: Has Kim's sister turned against him?

#Gravitas | A New York Times' journalist last week had a two-hour-long conversation with Microsoft Bing's yet-to-be-released chatbot. During the interaction, the chatbot expressed its desires to 'destroy' all it could and turn into a human. | @mollygambhir explains

Gravitas: Microsoft's yet-to-be-released chatbot goes rogue

#Gravitas | According to an analysis, the rear middle seats in a plane are the safest in case of an emergency. @mollygambhir tells you why

Gravitas: What's the safest seat on a plane?

Gravitas Global Headlines: U.S. delegation lands in Taiwan | Blinken meets Erdogan

Indian-American Neal Mohan is set to be the new You tube CEO. A growing number of global giants have Indian-origin CEO's. @mollygambhir tells you why

Gravitas: What makes Indian-origin CEO's so sought-after?

#Gravitas | Is China spying on the Andaman & Nicobar Islands? In January 2022, a mysterious 'sphere-shaped object' was spotted near the islands. The authorities are yet to provide a logical explanation. @mollygambhir reports.

Gravitas: Did China send a 'spy balloon' to the Andamans?

#Gravitas | The Ukraine war is nearing its one-year anniversary. Russia has accused Ukraine of planning a nuclear attack on its own territory to pin the blame on Moscow. Meanwhile, U.S. president Biden is on a surprise visit to Kyiv to show support. @mollygambhir reports

Gravitas: Russia accuses Ukraine of 'false flag' operation

Multiple explosions and continuous firing were heard as heavily-armed militants attacked chief's office in Karachi, Pakistan on Friday. Two of the attackers were killed, said Karachi police.

Gravitas | Karachi Police: 2 terrorists killed

Heavily-armed militants stormed the Karachi Police chief's office in Pakistan on Friday leading to heavy firing between paramilitary rangers, police and the attackers.

Gravitas: Terrorists attack Karachi Police Headquarters

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