China’s economic recovery is showing signs of strain beneath the surface, as youth unemployment rises to 16.9% in March despite strong headline growth.

While GDP figures suggest resilience, the labor market tells a different story. The increase in joblessness snaps a six-month improving trend, raising concerns about long-term stability and opportunities for young workers.

Analysts warn that persistent youth unemployment could weigh on consumption, social stability, and future economic momentum in the world’s second-largest economy.

China Youth Jobless Rate Rises To 16.9% In March

Europe has experienced its hottest March on record, with average temperatures soaring 0.26°C higher than the previous record set in 2024. Scientists warn this is yet another sign of accelerating climate change, as global temperatures continue to climb. The historic heat is raising concerns over extreme weather, droughts, and environmental impacts across the continent.

March in Europe: Temperature 0. 26°c above previous record of 2024

World: People will be protesting against GOP's policies, which according to them will undermine the women's rights, immigrants, the LGBTQ+ community, and racial minorities.

People's March highlights: Protest kicks off in Washington DC, chanting 'Stand up, rise up!’

Minority communities in Pakistan took part in a peaceful Rights March on Sunday in the city of Karachi and this comes as religious minorities want the country to treat them as equal citizens.

Minorities in Pakistan call for equality; 329 people accused of blasphemy: reports

Pakistan: Minorities hold march for equality; surge in cases of blasphemy: report

Watch top headlines of the hour: - Gaza: Targeted Israeli strike kills 20 - Netanyahu govt on the brink? - Massive Ukrainian offensive on Russia - Twin terror attacks in J&K ahead of voting - Indonesia: MT IBU erupts, spews ash cloud - Elon Musk in Indonesia

Netanyahu govt on the brink? | Indonesia: Mt Ibu erupts, spews ash cloud

Pro-Palestinian protests sweeping across US colleges have spread to the UK, with students from several universities demonstrating on campus. Watch to know more

Pro-Palestine university protests spread from US to UK

Inflation data is out and there are mixed signals for India's economy. There is some good news on India's inflation. March saw inflation hitting a 5-month low of 4.85%, largely due to falling fuel prices. But economists warn this relief might be temporary. Food prices, a major concern for households, remain high, rising over 8% year on year.

India releases inflation data, inflation reaches 5-month low

US Inflation came at 0.4% for the third consecutive month in March and higher than the 0.3% predicted widely. The March price pressures data is more than double the rate needed to bring inflation down to the Federal Reserve's 2% target.

US Inflation comes in at 0.4% for third consecutive month

Earth continues to sear as March emerges as 10th consecutive hottest month 

Watch in top headlines of the hour: - Israeli PM Netanyahu sets date for Rafah invasion - US: Another Indian student found dead - AUKUS: Australia downplays Japan's role - March marks another record in global heat - Millions watch stunning spectacle

South Korea's $7 billion AI boost | Netanyahu sets date for Rafah invasion

Here we bring to you WION's climate tracker that showcases climate stories from across the globe: Colombia's capital Bogota will start rationing water this week to alleviate an ongoing drought. The world has just experienced its warmest march on record this brings up a 10-month streak in which every month has set a new temperature record. Watch in for more details!

March breaks yet another heat record | Water curbs in drought-hit Bogota

Watch in top headlines of the hour: - Israeli PM Netanyahu sets date for Rafah invasion - US: Another Indian student found dead - AUKUS: Australia downplays Japan's role - Delhi HC verdict on Kejriwal plea - Indian markets scale new highs - March marks another record in global heat - Millions watch stunning spectacle

Netanyahu sets date for Rafah invasion | March marks another record in global heat

In Mexico City, Protests by animal rights activists in Mexico City. Watch the video to know more.

Mexico: Protest by animal rights activists in Mexico city

Farmers’ protest: ‘Dilli Chalo’ march toll rises to six as another farmer dies

New Pak government likely by March 2; presidential poll before March 9: Report

Thousands or protesting farmers in India have put their march to Delhi on hold for two days. The decision was prompted by the death of 22-year-old protester during the clashes at Punjab-Haryana border Khanauri. Watch to know more!

India Farmers' Protest: Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann vows strict action on farmer death

Farmers' Protest 2.0: Tear gas shells fired, water sprayed as protests resume at Shambu border

Ahead of UNGA, thousands march against fossil fuels in NYC, cheered on by AOC from Biden's party

A traditional military parade at France's Bastille Day saw tanks planes and soldiers sweep down the channelize. A part of that was Indian soldiers who were back on French soil after more than a century with their Prime Minister Narendra Modi as the guest of honour to witness the occasion.

Red, white and blue over Champs-Elysees' skies

A 269-member tri-services continent of the Indian armed forces will be marching at the Bastille Day parade in Paris on July 14. India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be the guest of honour at the parade this year. Molly Gambhir brings you a report.

Gravitas: Indian soldiers to march in Paris on Bastille Day

WATCH | Indian-Americans organise 'India Unity Day' march across US ahead of PM Modi's visit

Mountains with peaks three to four times higher than Mount Everest have been discovered deep inside the Earth, scientists said.

Mountains 3 to 4 times larger than Everest found near Earth’s core

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