A San Diego-based aquarium and theme park has announced a 'once in a decade' event. For the first time in 13 years, SeaWorld San Diego celebrated the rare hatching of an emperor penguin chick, marking a significant event for the park.

SeaWorld San Diego witnesses 'once in a decade' hatching of emperor penguin

Liam Conlon, a UK campaigner and the son of partygate investigator Sue Gray, has declared his intention to run as a Labour candidate in the upcoming general election.

UK: Son of Partygate investigator to stand as Labour candidate

Meeting with the families of the eight Navy veterans who received death sentences in Qatar on Monday, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar stated that the government is giving the case its utmost priority.

Indian EAM Jaishankar meets families of Qatar detainees

At a defense forum in Beijing on Monday, Russia's Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu issued a warning to the West, stating that the escalation of confrontation with Russia in the Ukraine crisis poses a threat of a "direct military clash between nuclear powers".

Russia-Ukraine War: Defence minister Shoigu warns against escalation of Ukraine war

Eight Indians awarded death sentence in Qatar

Japan is witnessing a dramatic increase in bear attacks as experts sound the alarm about rising encounters between bears and humans, as the animals struggle to find food in their natural habitats.

Japan grapples with unprecedented bear attacks amidst food shortages. Experts issue urgent warning

Australia has abandoned negotiations with the European Union (EU) in pursuit of a free trade agreement. While there was general agreement on most points, several outstanding agricultural concerns threatened to destroy the whole accord that the two parties had been working on for more than five years.

Australia walks out of EU trade talks over agriculture disputes

JPMorgan chase predicts that Israel's gross domestic product (GDP) is likely to contract by 11% annually in the current quarter.

JPMorgan's bleak outlook: War's toll on Israel's economy

Hundreds of Spider-Man enthusiasts come together in 'crazy' attempt for world record

Contrary to common assumptions, it's often Genxers who exhibit a stronger work commitment compared to millennials.

Genxers' consistent work ethic trumps assumptions

The transformative potential of cryptocurrency goes beyond financial investments. This digital currency has attracted the interest of terrorist groups, who are now employing it as a means to finance their illicit activities. This report provides in-depth insights into this alarming phenomenon.

Crypto's role in terrorist financing

Trigger warning: Some readers may find details of this report disturbing. Discretion is advised Israeli citizens are making fun of Palestinian tragedies on the social media platform TikTok and netizens are not happy.

Israel-Hamas war: Social media scrambles to scrub spoof videos mocking Palestinians

The largest car trade expo in Japan is scheduled to return this Thursday for the first time in four years. The pandemic forced the biennial event to be halted in 2021, but a lot has changed since then.

Japan Mobility Show 2023: EVs, personal mobility take centre stage at auto show

A thorough inquiry into the issue of foreign funding in madrasas has been launched by the Special inquiry Team (SIT), with a particular focus on the roughly 4,000 institutions that operate close to the border between India and Nepal.

Madrasas on Indo-Nepal border under scanner over foreign funding

Italian mother takes grown men to court after they refuse to move out of home. The court sympathises with the mother, and orders sons, aged 40 and 42, to move out before December 18.

Gravitas: Italian woman successfully evicts stay-at-home siblings

US, China tensions escalate as a Chinese fighter jet narrowly avoids colliding with a U.S. bomber over the South China Sea. The incident raises concerns and accusations between the two nations. The ties between them becomes increasingly complex as the near-collision occurs ahead of a crucial meeting between U.S. President Joe Biden and China's Xi Jinping. The encounter highlights China's aggressive territorial claims and its power play in the region.

Gravitas: Chinese Jet Flies Within 10 Feet of U.S. Bomber | South China Sea Flashpoint

Eight former Indian Navy personnel have been sentenced to death in Qatar. A court has found these men guilty of spying for Israel. The 8 men worked for a private firm named Dahra. If indeed they are all guilty of espionage, why did Qatar let go off Dahra CEO? Why was he too not put on trial?

Gravitas: Qatar: 8 Indians sentenced to death. Why was the Dahra CEO let go?

Recent allegations of Indian involvement in the death of a Khalistani activist have triggered a diplomatic showdown between India and Canada. India's firm stance against all forms of terrorism and its expectation of Western support has set the stage for a prolonged standoff. This dispute has the potential to strain relations further, and it highlights the complexities of addressing terrorism on a global scale. Vikram Chandra tells you more.

India-Canada Clash: Tensions between India and Canada continue to escalate

Donald Trump has been accused of trying to "send an unmistakable and threatening message to a foreseeable witness" during the federal election interference case against him.

Donald Trump accused of sending 'threatening message to a foreseeable witness'

According to two flight attendants, United Airlines hires young, slender female flight attendants on its charter flights for the Los Angeles Dodgers at their request.

Two flight attendants sue united airlines

The ongoing disputes have had a significant impact on people-to-people relations but the partial resumption of visa services by India signal a potential de-escalation in the diplomatic dispute with Canada says political expert Michael Kugelman.

India-Canada Clash: 'Diplomatic disputes impacting people to people relations'

While Canada serves as ground zero for Khalistan militancy, political expert Brahma Chellaney blames these five Anglosphere countries for glorifying Khalistani terrorism against India.

India-Canada Clash: 'Canada serves as ground zero for Khalistan militancy'

Here, we bring you the news that is trending across WION's social media platforms - Molecular biologist Rodrigo Moura Neto of the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro said that cannabidiol was discovered by a group of scientists in the flowers and fruits of a plant known as Trema micrantha blume, a shrub that grows throughout most of the South American nation and is frequently classified as weed.

Brazil: Scientists discover cannabis in a local plant

Ahead of the world's first AI summit, UK PM Rishi Sunak vowed to set up the world's first artificial intelligence safety institute in UK. However, not everyone was pleased with the tory leader especially some senior leaders of his own party. Former PM Liz Truss said she was disturbed by Sunak's invitation to china to attend the AI summit.

Sunak invites China for AI summit, Tories slam decision

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