Johnny Depp won a defamation suit Wednesday against his former wife Amber Heard after a jury found that she had lied in saying that Depp had abused her over the course of their relationship. The court has also ordered Heard to pay $15 million in damages.

A near-win for actor Johnny Depp in defamation case with Amber Heard

The ousted Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan refuses to relent, the PTI chief has been spilling the beans in the economic crisis-hit country after calling off his Freedom March late last month. Imran Khan has now warned that the country may lose its nuclear deterrence and get disintegrated into three parts.

'Disintegration of Pakistan likely,' says former Pakistan PM Imran Khan

America has a new hero, who is not afraid to take on China. Captain Pete 'Maverick' Mitchell returns for the sequel, sporting a bomber jacket that shows Taiwan's flag. Molly Gambhir tells you how this move could anger China.

WION Fineprint | 'Maverick' takes on China, sports jacket with Taiwan's flag

Rafael Nadal ended Novak Djokovic's title defence at the French Open after a four-hour epic that got over past midnight. How did Nadal overcome his injury issues to beat the in-form Word No. 1? Indian Tennis coach Enrico Piperno analysed that dramatic quarter-final clash with Sports Editor Digvijay Singh Deo.

French Open 2022: Nadal ends Djokovic's title defence at quarter final | Enrico Piperno Exclusive

It is being called the civil trial of the century- Amber heard versus Johnny Depp. A celebrity case is like a pandora's box you never know what comes out of it- saucy gossip, scandals and closely guarded secrets.

Amber heard versus Johnny Depp: Complicated trial becomes a spectator sport

Keto, South Beach, Mediterranean- we are not listing exotic holiday destinations but naming just a few of the dieting fads which were earlier loaded and then later rubbished. In a bid to lose weight or gain muscle, the internet fools us into sampling the new miracle diet.

The Good Life: Which is the perfect diet for you?

From pop music to design to beautiful islands and lakes there is a lot to discover in Sweden. The country is also known for its cuisine from meatballs to cakes to soups and seafood- the traditional menu is usually diverse and delectable. While food is famous in Sweden, it is the cause of its current infamy as the country finds itself at the center of an online debate.

Sweden's dilemma: To feed or to not feed guests

British Columbia in Canada is set to decriminalize the possession of some illegal drugs temporarily meaning adults will be able to possess small amounts of illegal drugs including Cocaine, MDMA and opioids for up to three years.

Canada to decriminalize possession of certain drugs

War in Ukraine enters its fourth month, US President Joe Biden has announced a U-Turn on fresh weapons supplies to Kyiv. According to reports, President Biden announced that he has decided that he will send a long-range weapons system to Ukraine despite saying on Monday that he wouldn't Kyiv.

'Weapon to help Ukraine to target sites with precision,' major U-Turn by US on weapon decision

It has been an extraordinary time for students of class 12 in India who have been reeling under anxiety and stress with the unconventional online mode of education. It's time now for the students to dive into the fierce competition of getting admission in the university of their choice for higher studies.

CUET: Indian students set for entrance test

Fans across the world are moaning the loss of popular Indian singer Krishnakumar Kunnath better known as KK. The singer died in Kolkata on Tuesday night, he was only 53 years old. KK was feeling unwell after reaching his hotel following a performance at a concert in the evening.

Indian Singer KK no more, dies of heart attack at 53

In a bid to boost its geo-economic strategy, Pakistan is looking for regional partners to forge partnerships which includes its neighbor India. The newly inducted Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif said that Islamabad is looking for connectivity-based partners.

'Trade mutually benefit for both nations,' Pakistan seeks trade ties with India

Sri Lanka's president says choosing his nation over his brother was the most difficult decision of his life. Gotabaya Rajapaksa says he asked Mahinda to resign as the country's prime minister, a decision he took thinking about the future of the nation.

Economic Crisis: Sri Lankan President says he put his nation over his brother

Tensions over abortion rights are soaring in the United States after the leaked draft of Supreme Court opinion hinted that the landmark Roe vs Wade 1973 ruling that has kept abortion legal for the last 50 years may now be living on borrowed time, the tremors are being felt thousands of miles away in Africa, our next report tells you why!

How will US abortion ban affect Africa?

Pakistan's economy needs $36 billion to survive. Islamabad is struggling to find a creditor. The crisis has led to speculation. Reports say the military held a meeting to discuss the situation. Will snap elections be called in Pakistan? Palki Sharma has more.

Gravitas: Will Pakistani "establishment" call for snap elections?

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa's Chief Minister has promised to deploy his forces against the Federal government if Imran Khan calls for another protest. Is Pakistan heading for civil war? What does this internal instability mean for the world? Palki Sharma tells you.

Gravitas: Is Pakistan heading for civil war?

The European Union agreed to stop 90% of oil imports from Russia, with exemptions for landlocked members like Hungary. Will the partial oil ban deter Putin? How dependent is Europe on Russian oil? Palki Sharma tells you.

Gravitas: Europe to stop 90% of oil imports from Russia

The U.N. is praising China's human rights record, North Korea is heading U.N's disarmament body. The U.N. failed to stop the war in Ukraine, also failed to respond on time to the pandemic. What's wrong with the UN? Listen in to Palki Sharma.

Gravitas: U.N. praises China's human rights record

Is climate activism becoming a nuisance to society? German Chancellor Olaf Scholz remarks have triggered a row. He's being accused of comparing climate activists to Nazis. This has led to a debate on the 'radical tactics' used by climate activists. Palki Sharma reports.

Gravitas: Is climate activism becoming a nuisance to society?

30 Tory MPs have reportedly written letters of no confidence in British PM Boris Johnson. 54 such letters will trigger a vote. Will Boris Johnson be forced to resign or will he escape the axe this time too? Listen in to Palki Sharma.

Gravitas: Tory MPs rebel against Boris Johnson

China sent 30 warplanes into Taiwan's air defence zone ahead of a high-profile visit by US Senator Tammy Duckworth. What do these incursions reveal about China's game plan? Palki Sharma tells you.

Gravitas: China sends 30 warplanes into Taiwan air defence zone

Zero Covid has wrecked the Chinese economy. A report has claimed that the lockdowns were costing the country at least $46 billion in a month. Palki Sharma tells you how the Chinese economy is struggling.

Gravitas: How Zero Covid ravaged Chinese economy

A second war crimes verdict is out in Ukraine, two Russian soldiers have been sentenced to more than 11 years in jail for shelling a town in the east.

Kyiv accused Russia of atrocities against civilians, soldiers sentenced for shelling town

A sense of crisis is deepening in number 10 downing street as British Prime Minister Boris Johnson faces a threat of a confident vote of his handling of the Partygate scandal. The latest Johnson's ethics adviser Christopher Geidt has demanded an explanation from the Prime Minister saying there were legitimate questions about whether he broke the ministerial code.

Tory support for UK PM Boris Johnson dwindles, asked to explain lockdown breaches

Terrorism at Pakistan's tribal border area may finally come to an end after two long decades as the government of Pakistan and the TTP have agreed to extend the ceasefire indefinitely amid ongoing negotiations.

Indefinite ceasefire between Pakistan and TTP

A raging war in Ukraine has now evolved into a full-fledged economic battle with the European Union for Russia. Moscow has now further cut gas supplies to Europe as a state energy giant Gazprom turned off its taps for some companies in Denmark and Germany citing payment failures for previously made gas deliveries.

Russia cuts more gas supplies to Europe, cites payment failure

Amid the raging war between Russian and Ukraine, Denmark voted on whether to scrap a 30-year-old opt-out to take part in European Union's defense policy.

Denmark holds referendum on EU defence amid Russia-Ukraine war

The UN has reason to believe that Iran has enough enriched uranium for a nuclear bomb. The revival of the Iran nuclear deal remains stalled. Tehran is negotiating from a position of strength. But within Iran, the regime is facing massive protests. Palki Sharma tells you why.

Gravitas: UN: Iran can make a nuclear weapon

Amber Heard vs Johnny Depp: Civil trial of the century?

Defending Champion Novak Djokovic takes on record 13-time champion Rafael Nadal in the Men's Singles quarter-finals of the French Open today. The two all-time greats are meeting for the 59th time and the first time since Djokovic beat Nadal in the 2021 semi-finals. The former coach of the Indian Davis Cup and Fed Cup teams Enrico Piperno previews the marquee clash with Sports Editor Digvijay Singh Deo

2022 French Open men's quarterfinal: Djokovic vs Nadal

Over the past few decades, Europe has become massively dependent on Russian oil and natural gas and which is why energy has been at the forefront of the European debate.

Can EU find alternate to Russian oil and gas sources?

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