Two media outlets reported Friday that former President Donald Trump is being investigated over allegations he revealed two secrets about U.S. submarines during a discussion at Mar-a-Lago.

Donald Trump said to have revealed nuclear submarine secrets to Australian businessman

Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is facing a significant popularity slump, with his main rival, Pierre Poilievre.

Amid Canada-India row, fortified Trudeau trails in PM race, rival Poilievre frontrunner

At least 16 civilians were killed on Thursday in Syrian army shelling of a village in a rebel-held area of northwestern Syria, activists and emergency workers said.

Syrian army shelling kills over 16 civilians in Idlib

President Joe Biden said Thursday that he doesn't believe border walls work, even as his administration said it will waive 26 laws to build additional border barriers in the Rio Grande Valley amid heightened political pressure over migration.

US: Biden to build more US border wall using Trump-era funds

The White House said that it has started making plans for a meeting to be held in San Francisco between United States President Biden and Chinese leader Xi Jinping in November, an attempt which is aimed at stabilising the tumultuous relationship between the two countries, as per senior administration officials.

White House plans Biden’s face-to-face meeting with China’s Xi Jinping in California

A video has gone viral on social media which shows the Canadian Prime Minister winking at the speaker and biting his tongue.

Canadian PM Justin Trudeau trolled for winking at new Speaker in Parliament

Pope Francis has signaled the winds to change up, until now the Catholic Church had managed to keep its conservative values on the LGBTQ-plus community intact but now it can change. Watch the video to know more.

Future of catholic church: LGBTQ  couples could be blessed in Vatican

Bangladesh on Sunday blocked ailing key opposition leader and two-time former premier Khaleda Zia from travelling abroad for life-saving medical treatment, an official and supporters said.

Bangladesh bars ex-PM Khaleda Zia from going abroad for treatment

Manipur's hill regions are once more covered by the six-monthly extension of the Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act (AFSPA), with the exception of 19 police stations located in the Imphal Valley and a region that borders Assam.

India: AFSPA extended as protests continue over students' killing incident in Manipur

The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (crtc) set new streaming laws in Canada. All online services with audio or video content — including social media — that meet a revenue threshold in Canada will have to register with the federal broadcast and telecom regulator by Nov. 28. New regulations raise concerns over freedom of speech in the country.

Regulatory plan to modernize Canada’s broadcasting system

Torrential downpours that caused flash flooding in New York City on Friday reflect a "new normal" due to the effects of climate change, New York Governor Kathy Hochul warned on Saturday, as the city began drying out after one of its wettest days ever.

New York declares state of emergency amid flash flood warning

The Manipur police and National Investigation Agency (NIA) in a joint operation arrested Seiminlun Gangte in a case related to a transnational conspiracy by Myanmar and Bangladesh-based leadership of terror outfits to wage war against the government of India by exploiting the ongoing ethnic unrest in Manipur.

India: NIA arrests second accused Seiminlun Gangte in Manipur probe

Presidential candidates are already gearing up for the upcoming U.S. elections. The two candidates stealing the spotlight are President Biden and Former President Trump. Many candidates have dirt on their hands. It will be interesting to see who steals the lead in the race to the top seat. Listen in to @VikramChandra

US 2024 Presidential race

This week, India took a jab at Canada and said that the nation is harboring terrorist leaders. The U.S. has shown massive support for India and says that the relations are 'too important'. To make things worse for Canada, the Canadian Parliament made a glaring error and honored a 98-year-old Nazi war veteran. Listen in to @VikramChandra

Has Canada justified Russia's cause in the Ukraine war?

How strong are US-India relations amid Canada throwing accusations

Five decades ago, Pakistan's Zulfikar Ali Bhutto made a chilling vow. In this episode, we uncover the unsettling truth behind his ominous words. We delve deep into the history of the so-called Khalistani movement and reveal the sinister connection between the secessionist forces and Pakistan's notorious ISI.

Gravitas Plus: Khalistani secret sponsor revealed: How Pak spy agency influences anti-India agenda

Greece and Turkey agree on migration pact as EU members fail to seal a wider deal in Brussels. The German government shifted its position on a long-disputed migration crisis regulation, with the German interior minister, Nancy Fesser, saying she expected a breakthrough.

EU poised to agree new rules for asylum-seekers

The Indian Navy’s latest indigenisation push, which will be showcased at a mega conclave next week, involves underwater swarm drones, autonomous weaponised boat swarms, and blue-green lasers.

India: Underwater swarm drones part of Navy's indigenisation push

The leader of the Solomon Islands skipped the US-Pacific Islands Summit this week saying that it was to avoid being subjected to a quote-unquote lecture about the United States equalities. He also called for greater respect from the US for leaders of the Pacific and island nation-states.

Solomon Islands' PM blasts US after missing Pacific Summit

Boris Johnson has been granted permission to build a swimming pool at his Oxfordshire moated manor despite concerns it could impact newts.

UK: Boris Johnson given green light to build swimming pool

In a first, 6 young adults have taken 32 European governments to court over their alleged failure to act on climate change. The petitioners aged between 11- and 24-years hail from Portugal. The group filed the case in September 2020, after Portugal was ravaged by wildfires and heatwaves in 2017.

Preliminary hearing begins on climate case filed in 2020

The Writers Guild of America (WGA) strike is officially over. On the 148th day of the work stoppage, the board of the WGA West and the council of the WGA East voted unanimously on Tuesday to lift the strike order as of 12:01 a.m.

Hollywood writers strike officially ends after 148 days

Apple will invest 40 billion dollars in India over the next five years to know more visit WION's Facebook page.

Apple to invest $40 BN in India over the next few years: Report

The United Kingdom is currently experiencing a significant rise in inflation, impacting its already struggling economy. Inflation rates there have reached unprecedented levels. In this report, we delve deep into the cost-of-living crisis in the UK.

How inflation is affecting the UK economy

Chinese President Xi Jinping did not attend the G20 meet held in New Delhi, India. This was the first time ever that he was not present for a G20 meeting. Also, Italy recently opted out of Xi's ambitious Belt and Road Initiative Project. The modern route under the BRI seeks to connect Asia with Africa and Europe via land and maritime networks. Is China's Belt and Road Initiative failing? Is China getting isolated on the global front?

From G20 to Italy leaving BRI: Are nations abandoning china?

In December 2015, Nijjar organised a weapons training camp in Mission Hills, British Columbia, Canada to train Mandeep Singh Dhaliwal in the use of an AK-47 assault rifle, a sniper rifle and a pistol. In January 2016, Nijjar sent Dhaliwal to Punjab to kill Shiv Sena leaders and create a communal situation in the state.

Nijjar ran arms training camps in Canada, funded attacks in India: Intel

US ambassador to Canada David Cohen has claimed that “shared intelligence among Five Eyes partners” had informed Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of the possible involvement of Indian agents in the killing of Khalistan separatist Hardeep Singh Nijjar.

Nijjar killing: US envoy confirms Canada received Five Eyes intel against India

Disappearance of famous personalities is not a new concept in China's politics. The country has had a history of well-known people vanishing from the public view for several days. Recently, in the month of July this year, Xi Jinping's handpicked Foreign Minister-Qin Gang-went missing. He wasn't seen in public for more than 3 weeks. Later on 19th September, he was removed from his post. China's economy is also in shambles with the country's unemployment rate hitting a record high of 21.3%. What happened to the missing personalities in China? How will Xi Jinping tackle the growing economic crisis in the country?

Is Xi behind missing ministers?

Xi Jinping was re-elected as the President of China for the third time this year on 10th March. While he has been recognised as one of the most powerful leaders of China, the country under his third term is facing a confluence of problems. From ministers that Xi elected himself going missing to China's economy being in shambles - what are the current problems that China is facing? Is Xi really a global force to be reckoned with?

Issues China is facing under Xi Jinping

Russia, the United States, and China have all built new facilities and dug new tunnels at their nuclear test sites in recent years, satellite images obtained by a news agency.

US, China, and Russia construct new facilities at nuclear test sites: Report

NIA launched a massive crackdown against the designated Khalistani terrorists amid the India-Canada row. Watch the video to know more.

NIA's massive crackdown against Khalistani terrorist amid India-Canada row

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