Nigeria's poll panel has started announcing state-by-state results from the presidential election. A historically tight poll has energised Africa's most populous nation. There have been reports of violence and intimidation, though not on the scale of previous elections. Votes for the presidency are being tallied by hand, and results are being uploaded online to the election commission's central database. According to initial tallies on Monday, Nigeria's ruling party candidate, Bola Tinubu has taken an early lead in the race for the presidency.

Nigeria Presidential Elections 2023: Ruling party candidate takes early lead

Since February 16, the Sensex index has decreased by 2,031.16 points, or 3.31 percent, and all the businesses listed on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) have seen a decline in market value of more than $120 billion, or 26%.

Indian Stocks Meltdown: $120 billion wiped out in seven days

China is on a diplomatic blitz and the West is taking note. In recent months, Xi Jinping has met with world leaders, seeking to re-establish ties and settle disagreements. Analysts say Beijing's engagements are an attempt to counter Washington's improvements in ties with countries around the world.

China seeking to re-establish ties & settle disagreements as Ukraine war rages | Key details

Kate Forbes, Ash Regan, and Humza Yousaf will compete for the position of Scotland's next First Minister, replacing Nicola Sturgeon, it was revealed on Friday. All of the contenders received the required amount of support to compete to succeed the long-serving Scottish National Party (SNP) leader after her abrupt resignation.

Scotland: Kate Forbes, Ash Regan, and Humza Yousaf to fight SNP contest

U.S. researchers have found that the area of sea ice around Antarctica has hit a record low. Erik Njoka tells you how melting of sea ice is a cause of concern and what will happen if the earth loses its white cover.

The poles are warming up!

Environmental campaigner Greta Thunberg and dozens of other activists are protesting against wind farms built on indigenous land in Norway.

Norway: Indigenous groups fight for survival

The plastic consumption of the G20 countries is increasing day by day. According to a report, if nothing is done then there plastic consumption will nearly double by 2050.

Plastic consumption on a rise

Armed with billions of dollars, the Biden administration is embarking on the biggest transformation of the U.S. consumer-driving landscape in generations. Erik Njoka tells you more what america is planning to achieve this feat.

Biden's electric dream

In France, around 15 climate activists protested in front of the Finance Ministry in Paris. The activists who chained themselves to the building demanded the cancellation of the debt of global south countries.

Climate protests at French Finance Ministry

Argentina forward Lionel Messi reacted with joy after winning his seventh FIFA The Best Men's Player of the Year award. Watch his reaction here.

Lionel Messi reacts after winning FIFA The Best Men's Player of the Year award

In recent violence in the West Bank city of Jericho on Monday, an Israeli was killed, who US State Department Ned Price claimed was also a US citizen. He told reporters, "we condemn the horrific killing of two Israeli brothers near Nablus and the killing today of an Israeli near Jericho, who we understand was also an American citizen."

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Price added said that one Palestinian man was killed and some 100 were injured in the attack by the Israeli settlers. The attack also damaged several homes and even other belongings such as cars.

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Though, he didn't identify the person. But called on Israel to take an action against the settlers behind the attack as well as those suspected in the deaths of the Israelis. "The US expects the Israeli government to ensure the accountability and legal prosecution of those reponsible for these attacks."

Price said that the US&nbsp;also condemns the wide-scale indiscriminate violence by settlers against Palestinian civilians following the killings. "These actions are completely unacceptable."

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"Accountability and justice should be pursued with equal rigour in all cases of extremist violence," he added.

The state department official appreciated the calls by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and President Isaac Herzog for a halt to "vigilante violence."

The US Ambassador to Israel Tom Nides identified the person as a male. In a tweet, he wrote, "I can confirm that a US citizen was killed in one of the terror attacks in the West Bank tonight. I pray for his family."

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In recent violence in the West Bank city of Jericho on Monday, an Israeli was killed, who US State Department Ned Price claimed was also a US citizen. He told reporters, "we condemn the horrific killing of two Israeli brothers near Nablus and the killing today of an Israeli near Jericho, who we understand was also an American citizen.

In recent violence in the West Bank city of Jericho on Monday, an Israeli was killed, who US State Department Ned Price claimed was also a US citizen. He told reporters, "we condemn the horrific killing of two Israeli brothers near Nablus and the killing today of an Israeli near Jericho, who we understand was also an American citizen." These developments underscore the imperative to immediately de-escalate tensions in words and deeds. The United States will continue to work with Israelis and Palestinians and our regional partners towards restoring calm. — Ned Price (@StateDeptSpox) February 27, 2023 × Price added said that one Palestinian man was killed and some 100 were injured in the attack by the Israeli settlers. The attack also damaged several homes and even other belongings such as cars. Watch | Deadly violence grips West Bank again after gunman kills two Israelis Though, he didn't identify the person. But called on Israel to take an action against the settlers behind the attack as well as those suspected in the deaths of the Israelis. "The US expects the Israeli government to ensure the accountability and legal prosecution of those reponsible for these attacks." Price said that the US also condemns the wide-scale indiscriminate violence by settlers against Palestinian civilians following the killings. "These actions are completely unacceptable." Also read | Hundreds of Israeli troops sent to West Bank after settler riots; Palestinians claim one killed amid violence "Accountability and justice should be pursued with equal rigour in all cases of extremist violence," he added. The state department official appreciated the calls by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and President Isaac Herzog for a halt to "vigilante violence." The US Ambassador to Israel Tom Nides identified the person as a male. In a tweet, he wrote, "I can confirm that a US citizen was killed in one of the terror attacks in the West Bank tonight. I pray for his family." Sadly, I can confirm that a U.S. citizen was killed in one of the terror attacks in the West Bank tonight. I pray for his family. — Ambassador Tom Nides (@USAmbIsrael) February 27, 2023 × (with inputs from agencies)

US citizen killed in recent West Bank violence, says State Department

After the US, Canada bans the Chinese social media app TikTok from government-issued devices over security concerns. The Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat in a statement said that the app presents an "unacceptable" threat to security as TikTok's data collection methods provide access to the contents of the government phone.&nbsp;

The country's federal and provincial privacy regulators are jointly investigating the Chinese app owned by ByteDance, over concerns about the use and disclosure of personal information, Reuters reported.

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/tiktok-accuses-european-union-of-not-consulting-it-over-continent-wide-employee-ban-565697">Also read |&nbsp;TikTok accuses European Union of not consulting it before continent-wide employee use ban</a>

The Treasury Board statement said, "for the broader public, the decision to use a social media application or platform is a personal choice." "However, the Communications Security Establishment’s Canadian Centre for Cyber Security (Cyber Centre) guidance strongly recommends that Canadians understand the risks and make an informed choice on their own before deciding what tools to use."

The move comes days after the European Commission imposed a similar ban all across the continent. The commission in its statement said, "suspending the use of TikTok is a purely internal decision for cybersecurity reasons to protect the Council General Secretariat's (GSC) data and staff. As the GSC has no contractual relationship with TikTok, there is no obligation to consult or inform them."

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/tiktok-accuses-european-union-of-not-consulting-it-over-continent-wide-employee-ban-565697">Also read |&nbsp;Canada: TikTok under scanner as privacy regulators launch investigation</a>

TikTok has been repeatedly denying such intentions.

The social media said that it was disappointed by Canada's decision. A spokesperson in an emailed statement said that the decision was issued without citing any specific security concerns and&nbsp;no contact was made to discuss the concerns prior to the decision-making.

This recent move is another potential irritant in Sino-Canadian relations, which have been tensed for the last few years over Ottawa's suspicions that China has been conducting air and marine surveillance operations and has attempted to influence its elections. Responding to such accusations, China denied and urged Ottawa to halt what it has called unwarranted speculation and smearing.&nbsp;

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After the US, Canada bans the Chinese social media app TikTok from government-issued devices over security concerns. The Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat in a statement said that the app presents an "unacceptable" threat to security as TikTok's data collection methods provide access to the contents of the government phone.

After the US, Canada bans the Chinese social media app TikTok from government-issued devices over security concerns. The Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat in a statement said that the app presents an "unacceptable" threat to security as TikTok's data collection methods provide access to the contents of the government phone. The country's federal and provincial privacy regulators are jointly investigating the Chinese app owned by ByteDance, over concerns about the use and disclosure of personal information, Reuters reported. Also read | TikTok accuses European Union of not consulting it before continent-wide employee use ban The Treasury Board statement said, "for the broader public, the decision to use a social media application or platform is a personal choice." "However, the Communications Security Establishment’s Canadian Centre for Cyber Security (Cyber Centre) guidance strongly recommends that Canadians understand the risks and make an informed choice on their own before deciding what tools to use." The move comes days after the European Commission imposed a similar ban all across the continent. The commission in its statement said, "suspending the use of TikTok is a purely internal decision for cybersecurity reasons to protect the Council General Secretariat's (GSC) data and staff. As the GSC has no contractual relationship with TikTok, there is no obligation to consult or inform them." Also read | Canada: TikTok under scanner as privacy regulators launch investigation TikTok has been repeatedly denying such intentions. The social media said that it was disappointed by Canada's decision. A spokesperson in an emailed statement said that the decision was issued without citing any specific security concerns and no contact was made to discuss the concerns prior to the decision-making. This recent move is another potential irritant in Sino-Canadian relations, which have been tensed for the last few years over Ottawa's suspicions that China has been conducting air and marine surveillance operations and has attempted to influence its elections. Responding to such accusations, China denied and urged Ottawa to halt what it has called unwarranted speculation and smearing. (with inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

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For the first time, the US space agency NASA will name a woman as its 'science chief.' Nicola Fox, who heads the agency's heliophysics division will be designated as the chief this week, an official familiar with the announcement said.

Fox will be named as NASA's associate administrator for the agency's Science Mission Directorate. She will lead NASA's&nbsp;science directorate, a unit with almost $7 billion as its annual budget, and will be looking at some of the agency's best-known programmes from the robotic hunts for past life on planet Mars to exploring distant galaxies with the James Webb Space Telescope, Reuters reported.

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/technology/five-months-and-countingnasa-images-show-chinas-mars-rover-zhurong-hasnt-moved-565642">Also read |&nbsp;Five months and counting...NASA images show China's Mars rover 'Zhurong' hasn't moved</a>

Before this, Fox earlier worked as the top scientist on the Parker Solar probe mission that studies the sun in depth.&nbsp;

Bill Nelson, NASA's Administrator made the announcement in an email to the agency workers on Monday, lauded Fox's past mission on Sun to better understand the sun and how the solar wind affects satellites and planets.&nbsp;

"She has been instrumental in making this complex area accessible to the public. Her work already spans so many areas of importance to the agency."

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/science-technology/watch-giant-portion-of-sun-breaks-off-nasa-captures-moments-in-incredible-pics-560774">Also read |&nbsp;WATCH | Giant portion of Sun 'breaks off', NASA captures moments in INCREDIBLE pics</a>

She will also oversee a NASA study group, formed in 2022, to help the US military detect and characterise UFOs, or what we call Unidentified Aerial Phenomena- mysterious objects that US White House and Pentagon officials claim to be a threat to the country's airspace.&nbsp;

Fox will succeed Thomas Zurbuchen, a Swiss-Amercian astrophysicist who had the directorate since 2016 until his retirement in December 2022. Since then, Sandra Connelly, formerly Zurbuchen's deputy has been leading the directorate in an acting capacity.&nbsp;

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For the first time, the US space agency NASA will name a woman as its 'science chief.' Nicola Fox, who heads the agency's heliophysics division will be designated as the chief this week, an official familiar with the announcement said.

For the first time, the US space agency NASA will name a woman as its 'science chief.' Nicola Fox, who heads the agency's heliophysics division will be designated as the chief this week, an official familiar with the announcement said. Fox will be named as NASA's associate administrator for the agency's Science Mission Directorate. She will lead NASA's science directorate, a unit with almost $7 billion as its annual budget, and will be looking at some of the agency's best-known programmes from the robotic hunts for past life on planet Mars to exploring distant galaxies with the James Webb Space Telescope, Reuters reported. Also read | Five months and counting...NASA images show China's Mars rover 'Zhurong' hasn't moved Before this, Fox earlier worked as the top scientist on the Parker Solar probe mission that studies the sun in depth. Bill Nelson, NASA's Administrator made the announcement in an email to the agency workers on Monday, lauded Fox's past mission on Sun to better understand the sun and how the solar wind affects satellites and planets. "She has been instrumental in making this complex area accessible to the public. Her work already spans so many areas of importance to the agency." Also read | WATCH | Giant portion of Sun 'breaks off', NASA captures moments in INCREDIBLE pics She will also oversee a NASA study group, formed in 2022, to help the US military detect and characterise UFOs, or what we call Unidentified Aerial Phenomena- mysterious objects that US White House and Pentagon officials claim to be a threat to the country's airspace. Fox will succeed Thomas Zurbuchen, a Swiss-Amercian astrophysicist who had the directorate since 2016 until his retirement in December 2022. Since then, Sandra Connelly, formerly Zurbuchen's deputy has been leading the directorate in an acting capacity. (with inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

In a first, NASA to name a woman as its science chief: Report

Elon Musk reclaims the title of being&nbsp;the world's richest person&nbsp;after Tesla Inc's shares rise this year.&nbsp;As the market closed on Monday, Musk's net worth ended at about $187.1 billion, as per&nbsp;Bloomberg Billionaires Index.

It might have taken a bit longer for Musk to overtake the CEO of French luxury brand LVMH, Bernard Arnault, after he revealed that he gave some 11.6 million Tesla shares to unnamed charitable causes. The stocks were worth about $2.4 billion, based on average prices on the days Musk donated these securities.&nbsp;

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/after-dilbert-row-musk-says-media-being-racist-against-whites-asians-566247">Also read |&nbsp;After 'Dilbert' row, Musk says media being 'racist against whites &amp; Asians'</a>

This disclosure comes as Musk narrowed the gap to Arnault to less than $10 billion amid signs of growing demands for Tesla's electric vehicles in 2023.&nbsp;

Also Read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/technology/elon-musk-forming-team-to-develop-ai-rival-of-chatgpt-report-566717">Elon Musk forming team to develop AI rival of ChatGPT: Report</a><a href="https://www.wionews.com/technology/elon-musk-forming-team-to-develop-ai-rival-of-chatgpt-report-566717">&nbsp;</a>

The Tesla CEO and the biggest individual shareholder, previously donated shares in the company in 2021 worth about $6 billion, making it one of the largest&nbsp;donations in history.

According to Bloomberg's Billionaires Index, Musk now has a fortune of 191.3 billion after his latest donation.

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/technology/did-musk-fire-twitters-democracy-national-security-rights-policy-lead-565735">Also read |&nbsp;Did Musk fire Twitter's democracy, national security, &amp; rights policy lead?</a>

The boost in Tesla’s assets means that Musk will now have to become more active philanthropically. As per laws, private foundations in the US must spend five per cent of assets for charitable purposes each year.

Musk might currently hold the title of the richest person in the world, but also holds the title of losing the biggest fortune in history.&nbsp;

Last year, Musk became the richest person to lose over $200 billion in wealth after his net worth dropped from some $340 billion in Nov 2021 to $137 billion in December 2022.

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Elon Musk reclaims the title of being the world's richest person after Tesla Inc's shares rise this year. As the market closed on Monday, Musk's net worth ended at about $187.

Elon Musk reclaims the title of being the world's richest person after Tesla Inc's shares rise this year. As the market closed on Monday, Musk's net worth ended at about $187.1 billion, as per Bloomberg Billionaires Index. It might have taken a bit longer for Musk to overtake the CEO of French luxury brand LVMH, Bernard Arnault, after he revealed that he gave some 11.6 million Tesla shares to unnamed charitable causes. The stocks were worth about $2.4 billion, based on average prices on the days Musk donated these securities. Also read | After 'Dilbert' row, Musk says media being 'racist against whites & Asians' This disclosure comes as Musk narrowed the gap to Arnault to less than $10 billion amid signs of growing demands for Tesla's electric vehicles in 2023. Also Read | Elon Musk forming team to develop AI rival of ChatGPT: Report The Tesla CEO and the biggest individual shareholder, previously donated shares in the company in 2021 worth about $6 billion, making it one of the largest donations in history. According to Bloomberg's Billionaires Index, Musk now has a fortune of 191.3 billion after his latest donation. Also read | Did Musk fire Twitter's democracy, national security, & rights policy lead? The boost in Tesla’s assets means that Musk will now have to become more active philanthropically. As per laws, private foundations in the US must spend five per cent of assets for charitable purposes each year. Musk might currently hold the title of the richest person in the world, but also holds the title of losing the biggest fortune in history. Last year, Musk became the richest person to lose over $200 billion in wealth after his net worth dropped from some $340 billion in Nov 2021 to $137 billion in December 2022. (with inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

Elon Musk reclaims title for 'world's richest person' as Tesla shares rise over 70% in 2023

Microsoft has recently announced launch of two AI powered services which are aimed at helping operators manage Telecom networks more efficiently. Services draw on same capabilities which were used to manage Microsoft's Azure Cloud platform and offer operators advanced artificial intelligence that can unlock new business opportunities.

Microsoft releases 2 cloud tools, cloud services to use same capabilities as Azure cloud platform

As the war in Ukraine continues, there are heightened fears that Moldova could be Putin's next target. Moldovan President has accused Russia of using saboteurs to stoke unrest in the country. Jamil n. Jaffer, founder and executive director, National Security Institute joins WION to discuss Russia's broader ambitions.

Is Putin eyeing Moldova next?

Several hours after a Palestinian gunman shot and killed two Israeli brothers on Sunday while they were driving through a community in the Israeli-occupied West Bank, Jewish settlers went on the rampage to exact revenge, stoning and setting dozens of Palestinian houses, businesses, and vehicles on fire.

Israeli settlers attack Palestinian properties after 'terror attack'

Many Mexico towns have seen large-scale protests over what the opposition claims are government efforts to sabotage the vote process. The largest took place in Mexico City, where organisers estimate that 500,000 people marched through the centre of the city. The 90,000 figure was given by the regional government.

Mexico: Thousands protest against overhaul of electoral body

Alexander Lukashenko, the president of Belarus, will make a state visit to China on February 28, the Chinese foreign ministry announced on Saturday. Vladimir Putin's close buddy Lukashenko supported Moscow's invasion of Ukraine because Belarus is politically and economically dependent on its neighbour.

Belarusian President Lukashenko set to visit China

Twelve children were among the at least 59 people who perished after a wooden sailing boat bringing migrants to Europe collided with rocks close to the southern Italian coast early on Sunday, according to authorities.

Italy Migrant Boat Shipwreck Tragedy: At least 59 migrants killed

Massive protests have erupted in the Sri Lankan capital of Colombo over the government‘s decision to postpone the local government elections, citing the country‘s economic crisis. Some 10,000 people took to the streets, demanding polls be held as earlier scheduled for the 8th of March.

Sri Lanka Local Election Row: 10,000 protesters take to Colombo's streets

Nigeria's electoral commission has started announcing state by state results from national elections on Sunday. The first results from Ekiti state showed a majority of votes for President cast in favour of Bola Tinubu of the governing All Progressives Congress.

Nigeria Presidential Elections 2023: Electoral Commission announces state-wide results

Presidential polls in the African nation of Nigeria are almost over. Officials are now in the process of counting votes. Nearly ninety million people were eligible to cast their votes for appointing the successor of President Muhammadu Buhari.

Nigeria Presidential Elections 2023: Officials now in the process of counting votes

While visiting the frontline town of Bakhmut, where Ukrainian soldiers were holding out against relentless bombardment, Kyiv's top general received a strong warning from the United States about the ramifications of China providing armaments to back Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

US National security advisor: China has to make its own decisions

War-vlog from ground zero. WION correspondent Anas Mallick describes how he reports from Ukraine amidst shelling and sirens. Moving in cities destroyed by the Russian attack, he explains the minimal gear and equipment he carries to bring you ground reports from Ukraine’s most dangerous regions under constant threat of bombardment.

Russia-Ukraine: WION's Anas Mallick reports live from ground zero, amid shelling. Check our war-vlog

Manish Sisodia, the deputy chief minister of Delhi, was detained by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) on Sunday over his alleged participation in the Delhi excise policy case, which came as a major shock to the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP).

Arrested Delhi Deputy CM Manish Sisodia claims false cases filed against AAP leaders

Heavy snow and wind causes traffic chaos in Balkan countries. In croatia, authorities have closed all roads to the country's mainland with the adriatic sea coastline.

Snow storm hits Balkan countries

In the United States, the Environmental Protection Agency has approved resuming shipments of contaminated liquid and soil out of East Palestine, Ohio, where a train carrying toxic chemicals derailed earlier this month.

Clean-up process resumes in Ohio

The Rideau Canal Skateway, the world's largest open-air ice rink and a UNESCO world heritage site in Canada, will not open this year for the first time in its history because of a mild winter.

World's largest skating rink in Canada won't open this year

In a move to shift towards a greener future, the European parliament gave its final approval to a ban on new sales of carbon-emitting petrol and diesel cars by 2035.

Are some EU Nations against ban on fossil fuel cars?

Tensions have risen again between Israel & Palestine. Fresh violence was reported from the West Bank after a Palestinian gunman killed two Israeli brothers in Nablus city.

Deadly violence grips West Bank again after gunman kills two Israelis

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