The India-China corps commander level talks are being held for disengagement along the LAC in Eastern Ladakh; there were no immediate outcome of border talks. WION's principal correspondent Siddhant Sibbal brings us more exclusive on this.

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Europe's worst nightmares are coming true. Russia's Gazprom told Europe that it cannot guarantee gas supplies because of extraordinary circumstances.

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Apple, the giant iPhone maker plans to slow hiring and spending next year in some divisions citing potential economic downturn as the reason.

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US auto giant General Motors CEO Mary Barra made an audacious prediction stating that by the middle of this decade her company would sell more EVs in US than Tesla.

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United States will look for every opportunity to move ahead and enact a global Minimum Corporate Tax agreement, this despite opposition of a key democratic senator Joe Manchin to raise corporate tax rates.

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Starbucks is not in a formal sale process for its UK business, a company spokesperson said in a statement after sources reported that the coffee chain is exploring a sale of the UK operations.

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Boeing has cut industry-wide forecast for airplanes over next 20 years, it expects deliveries to be stable excluding one specific market Russia, it is taken out of equation because of war in Ukraine.

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India: Parliament’s monsoon session begins today and will continue till August 12. The session will have 18 sittings and will be the last one in the current Parliament building.

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Security forces fired tear gas as Sudanese protesters marched in the capital Khartoum on Sunday against the country's military leadership, holding it responsible for an outbreak of violence in Blue Nile State.

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The war in Ukraine is all set to enter its sixth month and even after months of fighting the tensions have not eased between Moscow and Kyiv. Amid this, Ukraine faced a new turmoil on Sunday after Ukrainian President announced that he has sacked his top law enforcement officials.

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The United Kingdom is all set to get a new Prime Minister and the contenders for the post went head-to-head for the second time in a televised debate which was held on Sunday.

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An adviser to Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei said that Iran possesses the technical ability to of making nuclear bombs but has not yet decided to build one.

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India has achieved an impressive feat of administering 2 billion Covid-19 vaccines to its citizens. The country has now become the second nation to achieve this milestone after China. As per the government data, the second most populous country in the world achieved the vaccination milestone in just 18 months.

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Political and economic turmoil continue in Sri Lanka. In the latest, acting President Ranil Wickremesinghe has declared a state of emergency in the country, this comes as Sri Lanka is now set to pick a new President.

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Russian journalist who interrupted a live TV broadcast to denounce military action in Ukraine was arrested in Moscow and was later released after three hours of detention.

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According to a study conducted by the Reuters Institute last month, 42% of Americans actively avoid the news at least occasionally either it depresses them or they don't believe it. Around&nbsp;15% indicated they had completely stopped paying attention to the news. The percentages of people who avoided it deliberately were significantly greater in other nations like the UK and Brazil. According to Reuters, the number of individuals who ignore the news is rising, and at just 26% of the population, faith in reporting in the US has reached its lowest level ever.&nbsp;

Amanda Ripley, a former Time journalist and the author of High Conflict: Why We Get Trapped - and How We Get Out, found all of this to be accurate. She said in a Washington Post editorial that she felt ashamed to admit that she has "consciously avoided the news for years" as a reporter. It left Ripley "so exhausted that I couldn't write," she claimed. She, therefore, controlled her intake by skipping all television newscasts and delaying her newspaper reading until later in the day. However, it never stopped bombarding her via social media and her phone.

Also Read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/sri-lankan-crisis-economy-lessons-india-can-learn-498205">Sri Lankan crisis: Economy lessons India can learn</a>

And yet, because of how consistently rising their audiences are, huge, established news organisations remain sceptical. While there are short-term peaks and troughs in interaction with the news around important events, Professor Emily Bell, founding director of the Tow Center for Digital Journalism at Columbia Journalism School, indicated that the long-term trend is up.

As reported by The Guardian, the audience numbers for its website reflect these uncertainties. The US readership increased significantly during the early Covid pandemic months, then slightly decreased before increasing again during the 2020 presidential election. After the Russian invasion of Ukraine in March, it once more reached its apex. However, the Guardian US's long-term trend is upward, and even if readership declines, it will still be substantially higher than it was prior to the outbreak.

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According to a study conducted by the Reuters Institute last month, 42% of Americans actively avoid the news at least occasionally either it depresses them or they don't believe it.

According to a study conducted by the Reuters Institute last month, 42% of Americans actively avoid the news at least occasionally either it depresses them or they don't believe it. Around 15% indicated they had completely stopped paying attention to the news. The percentages of people who avoided it deliberately were significantly greater in other nations like the UK and Brazil. According to Reuters, the number of individuals who ignore the news is rising, and at just 26% of the population, faith in reporting in the US has reached its lowest level ever. Amanda Ripley, a former Time journalist and the author of High Conflict: Why We Get Trapped - and How We Get Out, found all of this to be accurate. She said in a Washington Post editorial that she felt ashamed to admit that she has "consciously avoided the news for years" as a reporter. It left Ripley "so exhausted that I couldn't write," she claimed. She, therefore, controlled her intake by skipping all television newscasts and delaying her newspaper reading until later in the day. However, it never stopped bombarding her via social media and her phone. Also Read: Sri Lankan crisis: Economy lessons India can learn And yet, because of how consistently rising their audiences are, huge, established news organisations remain sceptical. While there are short-term peaks and troughs in interaction with the news around important events, Professor Emily Bell, founding director of the Tow Center for Digital Journalism at Columbia Journalism School, indicated that the long-term trend is up. As reported by The Guardian, the audience numbers for its website reflect these uncertainties. The US readership increased significantly during the early Covid pandemic months, then slightly decreased before increasing again during the 2020 presidential election. After the Russian invasion of Ukraine in March, it once more reached its apex. However, the Guardian US's long-term trend is upward, and even if readership declines, it will still be substantially higher than it was prior to the outbreak. (with inputs from agencies)

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The United Kingdom is all set to get a new prime minister. The race is going on among 6 Tory leaders. Ex-finance minister Rishi Sunak is leading the race but reports suggest that Johnson supports anyone but him.

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With easy availability, Fentanyl overdose is a major concern in the US. Social media is being used to crack drug deals as agencies try to control the menace.

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'Splash of the strait' fest in Chile's Punta arena is back. People from 15 countries are here to attend the splash fest. It is an annual tradition.

People from 15 countries attend the 'Splash of the strait' fest in Chile's Punta arenas

Spain is currently sweltering under a heat wave. It is Spain's second heat wave in less than a month. Watch this report on the WION climate tracker.

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