Recalling the dark past of Munich, WION's Sidhant Sibal visited the Munich memorial. Munich massacre was face of international terrorism in the 1970s.

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Indian Army is operating a school in a remote village in Jammu & Kashmir. Around 114 students are attending classes in the army run school. Watch this report by WION's Idrees Lone.

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After a recent devastating loss in the by-elections, UK PM Boris Johnson is facing a fresh rebellion. Some Tory rebels have started the push to oust him again.

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US President Joe Biden on Saturday signed a bipartisan gun safety bill. This bill comes after decades of inaction on gun control and includes tougher checks for buyers under 21.

US President Biden signs first gun control law after decades of inaction

The UK is facing a summer of travel chaos as rail strikes continue for the 3rd day today. There has been no resolution or deal with the rail union yet.

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India has announced that it will be hosting the G20 meet in Jammu and Kashmir in 2023. A five-member committee has been formed to coordinate the event. However, Pakistan has opposed India as G20 host.

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There is a sharp increase in average screen time by children during the pandemic. But it has a harmful impact on Children's health. Spending more time online increases the risk of depression.

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US President Joe Biden on Saturday (June 25) signed the country's first significant federal bill on gun safety in decades. In other news, the shooting near a gay bar in Oslo, Norway is being treated as “an act of Islamist terrorism”, the country’s domestic intelligence service PST said in their statement.

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Millions of dollars have also been set aside in the new legislation to combat gun trafficking and crack down on "straw purchasers" who buy weapons for people who aren't allowed to own them.

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The Roe v Wade ruling on Friday has shed light on abortion laws in other nations, notably India, where abortion has been permitted under certain conditions for the past 50 years.

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PST's chief Roger Berg also said in a press conference that the suspect had " a long history of violence and threats" and he was being monitored by the authorities "since 2015 in connection with concerns about his radicalisation".

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Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amirabdollahian told a joint news conference with the EU's foreign policy chief in Tehran that Iran's indirect talks with the United States on reviving the 2015 nuclear pact will resume soon.

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According to the ruling, justice Clarence Thomas suggested that in the future, the Supreme Court can be looking into issues like contraception access, marriage equality and even LGBTQ rights.

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She revealed that she has suffered nine miscarriages till date and that it isn't easy for any woman to go through the harrowing experience

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In a video which has now gone viral on social media, Kohli can be seen confronting the fan for troubling Nagarkoti on Day 2 of the warm-up match.

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In order to cut down the consumption of tea in the country, Higher Education Commission (HEC) in Pakistan has now asked vice-chancellors to promote the consumption of local drinks such as 'lassi' and 'sattu'.

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With the United States Supreme Court rolling back Roe v Wade in its recent Dobbs v. Jackson decision, many companies like Disney and Meta in the US have stepped forward seeking to help their female employees.

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Sri Lanka is facing their worst economic crisis since gaining independence in 1948 and the government has been trying to implement a number of measures to improve the situation.

US President Joe Biden on Saturday (June 25) signed the country's first significant federal bill on gun safety in decades. In other news, the shooting near a gay bar in Oslo, Norway is being treated as “an act of Islamist terrorism”, the country’s domestic intelligence service PST said in their statement.

US President Joe Biden on Saturday (June 25) signed the country's first significant federal bill on gun safety in decades. In other news, the shooting near a gay bar in Oslo, Norway is being treated as “an act of Islamist terrorism”, the country’s domestic intelligence service PST said in their statement. Biden signs first significant US gun control law in decades Millions of dollars have also been set aside in the new legislation to combat gun trafficking and crack down on "straw purchasers" who buy weapons for people who aren't allowed to own them. India's abortion laws far clearer and better than US The Roe v Wade ruling on Friday has shed light on abortion laws in other nations, notably India, where abortion has been permitted under certain conditions for the past 50 years. Oslo shooting being treated as 'act of Islamist terrorism', says authorities PST's chief Roger Berg also said in a press conference that the suspect had " a long history of violence and threats" and he was being monitored by the authorities "since 2015 in connection with concerns about his radicalisation". Iran-US nuclear talks to resume soon, says EU’s foreign policy chief Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amirabdollahian told a joint news conference with the EU's foreign policy chief in Tehran that Iran's indirect talks with the United States on reviving the 2015 nuclear pact will resume soon. Contraception, LGBTQ rights: US Supreme Court hints at next possible targets According to the ruling, justice Clarence Thomas suggested that in the future, the Supreme Court can be looking into issues like contraception access, marriage equality and even LGBTQ rights. Sharon Stone 'lost 9 kids' due to miscarriages, pens powerful note after abortion rights ruling She revealed that she has suffered nine miscarriages till date and that it isn't easy for any woman to go through the harrowing experience WATCH: Kohli confronts fan for making fun of young Nagarkoti during India's warm-up match In a video which has now gone viral on social media, Kohli can be seen confronting the fan for troubling Nagarkoti on Day 2 of the warm-up match. Ditch tea, drink lassi: Pakistan education body wants to promote local drinks In order to cut down the consumption of tea in the country, Higher Education Commission (HEC) in Pakistan has now asked vice-chancellors to promote the consumption of local drinks such as 'lassi' and 'sattu'. Following overturning of Roe v Wade, Google offers 'relocation' to employees With the United States Supreme Court rolling back Roe v Wade in its recent Dobbs v. Jackson decision, many companies like Disney and Meta in the US have stepped forward seeking to help their female employees. Sri Lanka limits forex possession by citizens to support diminishing reserves Sri Lanka is facing their worst economic crisis since gaining independence in 1948 and the government has been trying to implement a number of measures to improve the situation.

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Tory rebels plot their next move to remove the UK prime minister Boris Johnson as they pushed for the control of the 1922 committee. However, the rules state that it can not be done within a year of the no confidence motion.

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Flash floods have wreaked havoc in parts of Bangladesh. According to UNICEF, 3.5 million children need clean drinking water amid diarrhoea cases being reported.

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Over the last few weeks, WhatsApp rolled out quite a few interesting features that we think many of you might not be aware of. Let's look at them.

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The US Congress has finally passed a bill on gun safety amid the recent rise in mass shootings and gun-related violence in the US. President Biden will sign the gun bill next.

US Congress passes bill on gun safety, President Biden to sign the gun bill next

It has been 6 years since Britain held the Brexit referendum. But how has the UK fared post Brexit? What are the good and bad of leaving the EU market? Watch this special report to know more.

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Ecuador is the latest country to witness protests over rising food and fuel prices. The capital Quito saw thousands demanding the President's intervention, there's been clashes between the police and the protesters across the country.

Food and fuel price hikes lead to distress in Ecuador

Battery shortages and supply disruptions from China have hit multi-billionaire Elon musk's Tesla motors. Musk said that Tesla is losing billions of dollars at its new factories because of supply chain snags.

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Around 350 terrorists were killed in Machil in recent years. Now, Indian soldiers are keeping a hawk-eye on Kashmir border at Machil sector after 200 terrorists reported near LoC. For more details, watch this report by Idrees Lone.

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Netflix has decided to lay off around 4% of the workforce. It lay off 300 employees amid a cost-cutting drive. The layoff has mostly affected the employees in the US.

Netflix lays off 300 employees amid a cost-cutting drive

Around 40,000 rail staff are demanding a 7% pay rise. Amid the ongoing rail strike, only 20% of the train services are running. RMT union said that talks are underway but further strikes are possible.

UK rail strike: Only 20% of the train services are running

Automobile giant Toyota recalled its first mass-produced EVs less than 2 months after the launch. The risk of wheels coming loose is said to be the reason behind the recall.

Toyota recalls its first mass-produced EVs less than 2 months after the launch

Driven by high fuel prices and staffing issues for the airlines, Qantas will cut domestic capacity. However, the debt cut remained below pre-pandemic levels.

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Americans can legally carry loaded handguns in public places. The Supreme Court has opened the doors for almost all law abiding citizens to carry firearms for self-defense. The court also strikes down the New York gun law. Now, New Yorkers react to gun rights ruling.

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The US Senate has passed a new gun control bill. The bill will now be sent back to the House. It is one of the most significant pieces of legislation addressing guns amid the recent rise in gun violence.

The US Senate passes gun control bill, the bill will now be sent back to the House

There seems to be no end to Jacob Zuma's legal votes. A new judicial inquiry report accuses the former South African President of stopping a probe into the Gupta brothers, it says that Zuma barred South Africa's spy agencies from investigating the Guptas.

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In the year 2020 Israel made new Arab friends- the UAE, Bahrain, Sudan, Morocco. Normalization was the word on the streets, peace deals were built as game changers and nearly two years later the region is once again talking about normalization this time between Israel and Saudi Arabia.

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Now Americans can legally carry loaded handguns in public places. The Supreme Court has opened the doors for almost all law abiding citizens to carry firearms for self-defense. The court also strikes down the New York gun law.

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Have you noticed a rise in unexplained deaths? Have you noticed how many young people are suddenly dying of heart attacks? The Wuhan Virus has made us prone to heart problems, It has also left many people with long covid. Palki Sharma tells you more

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Since last week, Russia's Gazprom has cut gas supplies to Europe by 60% An EU official has claimed that Russia has "weaponized" energy. Has Moscow launched an economic war on Europe? Palki Sharma tells you.

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Pakistan has taken another loan from China. Islamabad owes over $14 billion to Beijing. How will it repay the loans? A report claims that locals in Gilgit Baltistan are afraid. They fear parts of PoK could be leased out to settle Chinese debts. Palki Sharma has more

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While Russia and China took turns in bashing western countries, India reaffirmed its neutrality at the BRICS summit. Will these political differences make BRICS ineffective? What are China's plans for this bloc? Palki Sharma tells you.

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Polio has returned to the UK after 40 years. The virus has been detected in London's sewage samples. Authorities have declared a 'national incident'. Investigations are underway to track community transmission. Palki Sharma reports.

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Samsung has been fined $9.7 Million is Australia for falsely claiming some of its phones are water-resistant. Over the years, several brands have been pulled up for misleading consumers. Why then are false advertising still rampant in most countries, including India? Listen in to Palki Sharma

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