Israeli Foreign Minister Yair Lapid flew to Bahrain on the highest-level Israeli visit to the Gulf state since the countries established formal relations last year.

Israel foreign minister Yair Lapid visits Bahrain; focus on bilateral deals, talks on economy

With high unemployment and the island's coral reefs eroding in parts of Tonga island due to increased ocean temperatures, a project teaching locals how to build canoes is expected to help them adapt to the changing environment.

Coral reefs erode on Tonga island, carving canoes could be one solution

It has been nearly two weeks, a volcano in Spain's La Palma island continues erupt even now. Lava streams have now reached the sea triggering new crisis, residents fears emission of toxic gases and more.

Spain: Lava stream now reaches Ocean; experts warn of irritation on skin, breathing difficulties

Kurupi Itaata, a new dinosaur species has been discovered in Brazil. Reports claim that the Kurupi Itaata roamed the earth 70 million years ago; watch this bulletin for more information.

Kurupi Itaata- A New dinosaur species discovered in Brazil

Taliban is taking women off air in Afghanistan as Kabul's women-run Baano Radio and TV shuts down in Kabul. WION's Anas Mallick meets with the studio's co-founder Zahra Nabi on what this means for the future of women in Kabul. Molly Gambhir tells you more.

Gravitas: Women-run studio forced to shut down in Kabul

A new report has revealed that 42 low-income countries owe $385 billion to China. The debt is hidden from the world bank & some governments are now even aware of the monetary value of the contracts. Molly Gambhir gets you a report.

Gravitas: 42 countries owe $385 billion to China

After hiking for more than four hours, Matthias Huss has reached the middle of an Alps glacier. He is here to check the glacier measurements which has now been shrinking. Watch this report for more.

Swiss glacier is shrinking, rate of melting has accelerated in last 10 years

A report claims that over 100 PLA soldiers transgressed into Uttarakhand. The PLA is ramping up military infrastructure and stepping up military drills near the Line of Actual Control. Molly Gambhir tells you how China is stoking tensions at the border again.

Gravitas: How China is stoking tensions at the border again

Tensions between United States and North Korea are simmering again. There are multiple reasons for it, majorly North Korea's aggressive military test in the recent weeks which has alarmed the world.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un calls US dialogue offer a 'petty trick'

In the past two years, truck driver, airline workers and others witnessing months of quarantine, travel restrictions and complex covid testing and vaccine requirements. Now transport head writes a joint open letter to raise awareness issues of what transport industry is facing.

Global supply chain currently fragile; Transport heads ask WHO to take up issues at UN

The QUAD security alliance has spooked China yet again, days after the first in-person summit. Beijing has once again issued a veiled threat to India, listen in.

China's veiled threat to India over Quad, dragon warns against 'Quasi alliance'

Conservationists dedicate their lives to save species from extinction but at times, the situation is not under their control. Here, we bring you one such story from US, where 23 species have been declared as extinct.

United States declare 23 species extinct, list includes Ivory-billed woodpecker

According to reports, Taliban has requested India to resume commercial flight operations to Afghanistan. All flight operations from India to Kabul were halted on August 15, after Taliban took over Afghanistan. Govt-in-exile backs Panjshir resistance, WION's Anas Mallick brings all the latest developments.

Former Afghanistan officials announce govt-in-exile, Amrullah Saleh to lead

The Biden administration’s top officials faced another heated congressional panel to answer questions over the the chaotic end of the US army pullout in Afghanistan. Susan Tehrani brings us more on this.

Taliban was and remains a terror group, Pentagon leaders outline Afghan pullout plans

From Afghans hanging onto the US military jets to mothers handing their babies in search for a better life - the Afghan troop pullout was a disaster and the Pentagon leaders were grilled over it for the second consecutive day today.

Pentagon leaders testify Afghan Pullout, 'largest airlift in US History'

The Biden administration’s top officials faced another heated congressional panel to answer questions over the the chaotic end of the US army pullout in Afghanistan.

Second day of testimony on Afghan Pullout: Tough questions for Pentagon Leaders

With a wingspan of 20.5 meters, the CH-6 drone, which was featured at China's biggest air show, reportedly can remain in the air for 20 hours.

CH-6: Drone with new attack capabilities from China's massive air show

Aiming to ease public fear after panic behind fuel crisis, British PM Boris Johnson has once again reassured the country of his administration's efforts to fix the shortage of fuel plaguing the country. He said that UK's supply chain will be fixed before Christmas.

Fuel crisis have started to ease, says UK PM Boris Johnson

Here's the port of La Palma in Spain's Canary islands; once a bustling spot, it has now been shut for days. Boats remain docked and their owners are out of work since the volcano erupted on 19 September.

La Palma fishermen go out of work, mourn loss of livelihood and homes

Sri Lanka will be lifting the covid-19 lockdown on October 1, however, the move comes with certain restrictions. The Sri Lankan health authorities state that the covid-19 situation of the country is improved.

Sri Lanka to end its covid-19 lockdown, new health guidelines to be announced soon

Machinery pumping saltwater can be seen at a remote Argentine province. Beneath the desert lies the treasure, the white gold better known as Lithium; watch this bulletin for more.

Unearthing the 'White Gold' in remote salt province, Lithium mining gathers pace in Argentina

The Portuguese port receives sunshine throughout the year, making it the perfect destination for renewable sources of energy. In fact, solar parks and wind turbines generates nearly 70% of Portugal's energy.

Portugal's 70% of power is generated by renewable sources of energy

Fuel crisis is stabilizing, assures UK PM Boris Johnson

After the United States cleared booster shot from Pfizer, over 400,000 Americans received the boosters over the weekend. Nearly, a million will be getting their extra doze in the coming week.

COVID-19 News | US approves extra doze of Pfizer & Biontech; over 400,000 Americans get booster shot

Boris Johnson has once again reassured the country of his administration's efforts to fix the shortage of fuel plaguing the country. He said that UK's supply chain will be fixed before Christmas.

UK fuel crisis: Boris Johnson promises solution by Christmas

Last month, the world witnessed depressing images from the Kabul airport. From Afghans hanging onto the US military jets to mothers handing their babies in search for a better life - the Afghan troop pullout was a disaster and the Pentagon leaders were grilled over this, take a look.

Kabul Airport Mishap: Pentagon leaders grilled over US pullout

Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg slams three decades of govt's inaction on climate change. During her address over the climate summit, Thunberg accused world leaders of drowning future generations with empty words and promises.

'30 years of blah blah blah,' climate activist Greta Thunberg slams 3 decades of climate inaction

A volcano on Spain's La Palma Island has erupted after 50 years. It has destroyed more than 400 homes and forced the evacuation of 6,000 people. Palki Sharma tells you more.

Gravitas US Edition: Lava from La Palma volcano could reach the Atlantic Ocean

China, Russia and America struck a deal, stopping the envoy of Myanmar's ousted government from addressing the UNGA. Why should a small clique of nations determine the world's future? Is it time to expand the UNSC? Palki Sharma tells you.

Gravitas US Edition: Myanmar envoy stopped from addressing UNGA

Afghanistan is going back in time. New diktats are being issued every week. They target every aspect of life. In the latest instance, the Taliban have said that executions & amputations will soon return to the country. Palki Sharma gets you a report.

Gravitas US Edition: Afghanistan is going back in time

Winter is coming & Europe is worried. Natural Gas is alarmingly in short supply in UK, France, Germany & Spain. This crunch could get worse as the temperature drops. Millions will be unable to heat their homes. Palki Sharma tells you about the potential fallout.

Gravitas US Edition: Europe's energy crisis to worsen with the onset of Winter

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