On Wednesday, A Hindu Temple was vandalised in Pakistan, idols of Hindu deities were desecrated, the temple's priest was attacked. No arrests have been made, no official statements have been issued. Palki Sharma asks: Why is there no global condemnation?

Gravitas: Hindu Temple attacked in Karachi

India is hosting Iran’s foreign minister for a three-day visit. During delegation-level talks, India & Iran agreed to discuss port operations at Chabahar and continue cooperation on Afghanistan. Palki Sharma decodes the trajectory of India-Iran ties.

Gravitas: Iran’s foreign minister meets PM Modi

For almost two months, thousands of desperate depositors in China have been struggling to recover their savings. 4 banks suddenly suspended cash withdrawals. Palki Sharma tells you about the latest bank runs in China.

Gravitas: Angry depositors in China protest for their money

An 11-year-old girl narrated the horror of Texas shooting. She says the terrorist said goodnight to her teacher before shooting her in the head. The child smeared blood all over herself and played dead to escape the terrorist. Palki Sharma brings you a report

Gravitas: Texas Shooting: 11-year-old recalls horror

Western sanctions have crippled the Russian economy but failed to stop the war in Ukraine. Instead, sanctions have globalised inflation and shortages. Palki Sharma tells you why sanctions have historically failed.

Gravitas: Sanctions cripple Russia, but fail to end war

Russia has suspended a 'fishing pact' with Japan near the Kuril Islands. The Islands have been disputed for 7 decades. They're administered by Russia, but Japan stakes claim on them. What is Moscow's latest move aimed at? Palki Sharma reports.

Gravitas: Russia scraps 'fishing pact' with Japan

Ukraine admitted that Russia now controls most of their last eastern stronghold – Severodonetsk. Why is this city important for Russia? How does it affect the battle for the Donbas? Palki Sharma tells you.

Gravitas: Russia takes Ukraine’s last eastern stronghold

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh handed over 12 guard boats to Vietnam. Both countries will finalise a $500 million line of credit. Hanoi has expressed interest in the Brahmos missile. Can Indian weapons shift the balance of power in South China Sea? Palki Sharma tells you more.

Gravitas: South China Sea dispute: India arms China's rivals

Climate calamities are becoming frequent day by day. Wildfires, droughts, famines across the world have become a major cause of worry. Recently, a wildfire in southern Spain is forcing evacuation of thousands of people, here's a report.

Wildfire in southern Spain forces town evacuation; three injured

Parts of China's largest economic hub Shanghai back under lockdown restrictions just days after the city-wide lockdown was lifted, the decision was made after officials found new cases of coronavirus in the community.

China's economic hub Shanghai back under lockdown restrictions, days after the city-wide lockdown was lifted

A landmark hearing into the January 6 Capitol Hill riot probe is underway in the US. Graphic new footage of January 6 attack aired on Prime-Time. Now, the Capitol panel says 'conspiracy not over'.

Jan 6 Capitol Riot Hearing | Probe: January 6 assault was 'culmination of attempted coup'

For years planning our lives around weekends has been the norm for most of us. We squeeze in all our plans, outings hobbies chores and getaways in this two day long window but what if your weekend was longer? What if you had more time to unwind, more time with your family, more time to take items off your bucket list.

United Kingdom begins the largest 4-day work week trial

Tensions are brewing between Lebanon and Israel. Lebanon has taken this issue with a new platform arriving at Israel's offshore natural gas rig in the Mediterranean sea while Israel insists that the facility is not in disputed waters but in Israeli territorial waters.

Maritime border dispute brews between Israel and Lebanon

Ukraine has a new accusation for Russia it says Moscow is stealing and selling grains from Ukraine and right now this is a serious allegation as the world is going through a global food crisis. Ukraine is unable to export grains to the world and now it is accusing Russia of stealing its grains and selling.

Russia-Ukraine war: Amid global food crisis, Ukraine says Moscow is stealing grains

Former Olympic gymnasts, including gold medalist Simone Biles, are among dozens of assault victims who are seeking more than $1 billion from the FBI for failing to stop sports doctor Larry Nassar.

Gold medalist Simone Biles, others seek over $1 billion from FBI

"The Handmaid's Tale" by Margaret Atwood has been embroiled in controversy since its release. The book, which was first published in 1985, was banned in a number of places around the world for decades and burning of the book was quite common at one point of time due to its unconventional subject matter and controversial statements.

'Unburnable' edition of Margaret Atwood's 'The Handmaid's tale'

Pakistan has reported yet another attack on a Hindu temple this time in Karachi. Violence against a minority Hindu population in the nation is rampant, the attack further highlights the need for safeguarding the rights of religious minorities.

Idols destroyed inside Karachi temple, another attack on Hindu minority in Pakistan

US President Joe Biden has announced a new economic partnership with Latin America but the regional summit has been marred by discord and snubs over the guest list, the partnership aims to counter China's growth.

US Prez Joe Biden kicks off Americas Summit, unveils new economic plan

The United States has approved the sale of ship parts to Taiwan worth 120 million dollars, the step comes amid rising threats of a Chinese invasion of the island of Taiwan. The country's defense ministry says that the step could ensure combat readiness in the face of China's frequent activities near the island.

United States approves $120 million for Taiwan warships

The Iranian foreign minister Hossein Amir Abdollahian is on a three-day visit to India. In talks held on Wednesday, India and Iran discussed ways to enhance cooperation and trade, counterterrorism and connectivity.

Iranian foreign minister is on a three-day visit: India, Iran discuss trade and connectivity

The country has reported more than 7,000 fresh COVID-19 cases in the last 24-hour period which is nearly a 40 jump for the second straight day, this is also the highest jump in the number of daily cases since March 2.

Coronavirus News Updates: India reports 7,240 cases in one day

Pakistan politician & popular TV host Aamir Liaquat has passed away. Cops have ruled out foul play. Liaquat was declared dead on arrival at a hospital.

Pakistan: TV host Aamir Liaquat passes away

Sri Lanka's political and economic issues have landed the Rajapaksa's family in hot soup and this time it is Basil Rajapaksa's former finance minister and brother of Gotabaya Rajapakasa.

Lankan President's younger brother Basil Rajapaksa tenders resignation amid economic crunch

Some like it piping hot, others like it with dollops of ice, many love it black and strong and of course we all love it with cream and sugar if we are allowed to eat them. There's a cup of coffee for everyone, even those who have sworn off coffee there's decaf.

The Good Life: Is Coffee good for you?

After 70 years of searching for a long-lost love he left in Japan, a 91-year-old Korean War veteran finally tracked her down and reunited in a meeting earlier this week. Japanese Media, Facebook, strangers, historians help with the reunion.

Lovebirds reunite after online search, Duane met Peggy in 1954

A top US general has said that China's military infrastructure build-up near Ladakh is "alarming". India and the US are now planning high altitude drills to keep China in check. Palki Sharma tells you more.

Gravitas: India, US plan high altitude drills to counter China

South Asian nations are facing three big challenges - debt, inflation and shrinking forex. Will more countries go the Sri Lanka way? What must India do? Palki Sharma tells you.

Gravitas: Economic crisis brewing in India's backyard

Pakistan has launched an 'austerity drive'. Foreign trips of govt officials have been banned, their petrol quota has been slashed, even subsidised meals at govt offices have been restricted. Palki Sharma reports.

Gravitas: Pakistan launches 'austerity drive'

One person dies every 48 seconds in drought ravaged East Africa. Nearly a quarter of a million people are facing starvation in Somalia alone. The global community has been reluctant to respond to the crisis. Palki Sharma tells you why.

Gravitas: 1 person dies every 48 seconds in East Africa

A 16-year-old in Lucknow shot and killed his mother for stopping him from playing PUBG. Is gaming addiction to blame? Do video games lead to real-life violence? Palki Sharma tells you.

Gravitas: Teen shoots mother over PUBG

Al-Qaeda threatened to attack India as revenge for the comments made against Prophet Muhammad. The same Muslim nations who criticised the comments are silent on Al-Qaeda's threats. Palki Sharma calls out their hypocrisy.

Gravitas: Al-Qaeda threatens India, Muslim nations silent

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