Republicans in Florida are pushing for a bill to ban discussion of menstruation below sixth grade. Wyoming recently banned the sale of abortion pills. South Carolina has proposed a bill to punish abortion with the death penalty. What is happening in the U.S? Molly Gambhir reports.

Gravitas: Florida considers ban on discussion of menstruation

It is World Happiness Day and the UN's Happiness report is out. Finland has become the happiest nation for the sixth time in a row. What is the secret to Finns' happiness? Molly Gambhir reports.

Gravitas: What makes Finland the happiest country?

Britain is set to watch the televised interrogation of Boris Johnson over the infamous partygate row. Johnson has prepared a defence on the case, but will it be strong enough? or will Johnson get caught in his own web of lies? Molly Gambhir reports.

Gravitas: Britain awaits the 'partygate' judgement

A study has found that dogs and cats could be passing on drug-resistant bacteria to their owners. Molly Gambhir tells you more.

Gravitas: Pets passing on drug-resistant bacteria to owners?

Five countries in Africa are going through nationwide protests and there seems to be a common thread between all the unrest. Could Africa witness another Arab Spring? or will the rising unrest die down as governments come up with a solution? Molly Gambhir reports.

Gravitas: Mass protests across South Africa

Gold prices have crossed 60,000 Rupees for 10 grams for the first time. The rally comes amidst the U.S. banking crisis and the collapse of Credit Suisse. Is gold the safest investment? Molly Gambhir tells you.

Gravitas: US Banking Crisis | Gold prices hit record high. Is it a good time to invest?

Chinese President Xi Jinping has landed in Moscow with an ambitious plan to play peacemaker between Russia and Ukraine, and become a global statesman. If Xi's succeeds, he will be able to kill two birds with a stone. Molly Gambhir tells you.

Gravitas: Russia-Ukraine war | In Moscow, China's Xi Jinping aims to play peacemaker

Is the Arab world finally uniting? The President of Syria recently visited UAE. The President of Iran could visit Saudi Arabia soon. Molly Gambhir reports on the shifting sands in West Asia.

Gravitas: Syrian President visits UAE | Iran's President to visit Saudi Arabia

Chinese President Xi Jinping will be on a two-day visit to Moscow from March 20 to 22. On agenda is brokering peace between Russia and Ukraine. China has been touting itself as a mediator, but its deepening ties with Russia have cast doubts. Mohammed Saleh reports.

Gravitas: Xi's Moscow visit | What if the peace plan fails?

Britain is set to show-off the Koh-i-noor as part of its nation's crown jewels. The nation will also stage the history of the controversial diamond. For how long will the UK remain in its colonial hangover? Mohammed Saleh reports.

Gravitas: UK to show koh-i-noor as 'symbol of conquest'

French president Macron has passed the new pension reforms and increased the retirement age from 62 to 64. Opposition leaders have urged for a no-confidence motion against Macron. Will the French government empathise with its citizens? Mohammed Saleh reports.

Gravitas: France passes new pension reforms

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: ICC issues arrest warrant accusing Vladimir Putin of war crimes

On Wednesday, a drone strike in Pakistan's Waziristan region claimed the lives of 2 children. Pak citizens are calling it 'state terrorism' & seeking accountability from Islamabad. Mohammed Saleh reports.

Gravitas: Pakistan drone strike kills 2 children

A Chinese chatbot refused to answer questions on President Xi Jinping, saying the query 'couldn't pass a safety review'. Has China now begun censoring and rigging artificial intelligence?

Gravitas: China's chatbot refuses to answer questions on Xi Jinping

It is World Sleep Day and Indian company Wakefit has announced a holiday for its employees to promote healthy sleeping habits. It also allows workers to take naps at work. Mohammed Saleh reports

Gravitas: Wakefit announces holiday on World Sleep Day

After the collapse of 3 American banks, Switzerland's Credit Suisse has landed in trouble. The bank's shares have plunged to a record low. How does the affect you? Mohammed Saleh explains.

Gravitas: Credit Suisse in trouble | Is another financial crisis coming?

Israel has been reeling with chaos over Netanyahu's judicial overhaul. 5% of its population has taken to protest the reforms. President Herzog says that the country is closer to civil war than it seems. Mohammed Saleh reports.

Gravitas: Will there be a civil war in Israel?

Gravitas Global Headlines: Cyclone Freddy claims over 300 lives

India's fugitive Nithyananda has fooled everyone with his fictional country "Kailasa". The mock country's representative Ma Vijayapriya Nithyananda got an entry to the 19th United Nations Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights meeting. The Mayor of Newark city also invited Kailasa's designation to sign a deal. Mohammed Saleh reports.

Gravitas: How Nithyananda fooled UN with 'Kailasa'

China, Russia, and Iran are staging a new set of joint drills in the gulf of Oman. The U.S. says it is not concerned about the military drills. Will this joint drill lead to a new triangular alliance in Asia? Mohammed Saleh reports.

Gravitas: Decoding the joint drills by China, Russia & Iran

Does Joe Biden have a 'Plan B' for Ukraine? American Journalist Seymour Hersh says U.S. could directly delve into the war soon. Is there any merit to his claims? Mohammed Saleh reports.

Gravitas: Here's America's 'Plan B' for Ukraine

ISRO is planning to send civilians into space for about $700,000 a ticket by 2030. India's premier space agency will now compete with SpaceX in space tourism. Will India be the next big thing in space tourism? Mohammed Saleh reports.

Gravitas: ISRO pushes for space tourism

Taliban officials are attending a 4-day online programme that is being conducted by IIM Kozhikode. What is IIM-K training the hardliners in? Innovative ways to exclude women from public life? Also, why did IIM accept Taliban participants?

Gravitas: The Taliban attends India's IIM Kozhikode's online programme

Japan has stood out as potentially the most honest country in the world. A place where most stolen items are returned to their rightful owners. So will other countries take inspiration from the Japanese? Mohammed Saleh brings you a report.

Gravitas: Japan represents the epitome of honesty