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According to reports, ousted Afghanistan President Ashraf Ghani's brother Hashmat Ghani has allegedly pledged his support to the Taliban. In a video doing the rounds, Khalil Haqqani and other Taliban leaders welcomed Ghani's brother in the fold.

Reports: Ashraf Ghani's brother supports Taliban

From May 2021 to February 2022, India's only international news channel, WION, remains the No. 1 news channel on YouTube.

India's only international news channel, WION, is now the No. 1 news channel on YouTube

Malaria endemic in western Kenya has received a new vaccine against Malaria, which kills around 260 000 children under 5 every year in Sub-Saharan Africa. The groundbreaking drug was 30 years in the making, and a pilot program has been rolling out the drug in Kenya, Ghana, and Malawi since 2019.

Kenya: Malaria vaccine gives thousands a hope for better life

In the past few days, Tesla had to recall nearly 900,000 cars in the US alone due to various security flaws. Once again, Tesla and its CEO Elon Musk are being criticised for consciously selling faulty cars. We get you all the details in this video.

Why does Tesla keep recalling cars? | Tech It Out

The Covid 19 pandemic has reached yet another grim milestone in the United States. According to the John Hopkins University, the nation's cumulative death toll from the Covid 19 infections has surpassed the 900 000 mark. The latest number has been fueled by the omicron variant of the coronavirus.

United States reaches a grim milestone in fight against Covid 19

Mali happens to be Africa's leading cotton producer. Cotton is one of Mali's main sources of export revenue. But thousands of Malian cotton growers are facing sanctions imposed by ECOWAS in January, and they are demanding these countries should lift the sanctions that have been imposed on Mali.

Malian farmers struggle to export 'White Gold'

In the northwestern region of the central African republic, peanut farming brings hope to the residents of a small town called Paoua. But insecurity in the area means it's dangerous for farmers to travel with their produce. Paoua is regularly targeted by armed groups that are seeking to control exports, here now is a report

Paoua: Peanut farmers remain insecure due to violence by rebels

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

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

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

Registering its second annual decline in a row Mexico's auto production fell by almost two percent last year in comparison to 2022. This is Mexico's flagship industrial sector struggling to pull past the pandemic shocks and also a global semiconductor shortage.

World Business Watch: Mexico's flagship industrial sector struggles

UK prime minister Boris Johnson is known to be marred with controversies. In one such controversy, former Downing Street advisor Dominic cummings has alleged on his blog that on 20th May of 2020 UK prime minister's officer invited people to socially distanced drinks.

United Kingdom: Boris Johnson accused of partying while Londoner's stayed home

South Africa quickly became the epicenter of the Omicron wave. Today this variant has reached most countries prompting a big spike in cases. But a study in South Africa is teaching the world about the trajectory of omicron, hinting that the acute wave may be ending soon.

When will the Omicron wave end? A learning for the world

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

Pakistan's prime minister Imran Khan and the Russian president Vladimir Putin are likely to hold a bilateral meeting on the sidelines of the Beijing Winter Olympics that are scheduled to be held next month. Both Imran Khan and Vladimir Putin have been invited by the Chinese president Xi Jinping for the opening ceremony of the games.

Pakistan and the Russia likely to hold a bilateral meeting on sidelines of Beijing games

After a spate of recent Covid cases, the northern Chinese city of Tianjin is conducting mass Covid testing. The city has advised its nearly 14 million people to stay at home

China steps up its zero-tolerance Covid-19 strategy

In a year beset by controversy, the biggest party in Hollywood Golden Globes was reduced to little more than a Twitter feed. Unlike previous years, the ceremony took place behind closed doors without any presenters, audience, or celebrities.

Golden Globes held behind closed doors, no audience no presenters

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