This week, India took a jab at Canada and said that the nation is harboring terrorist leaders. The U.S. has shown massive support for India and says that the relations are 'too important'. To make things worse for Canada, the Canadian Parliament made a glaring error and honored a 98-year-old Nazi war veteran. Listen in to @VikramChandra

Has Canada justified Russia's cause in the Ukraine war?

How strong are US-India relations amid Canada throwing accusations

According to a paper purportedly from the US embassy in Paraguay, Washington is attempting to limit China's growing diplomatic presence in the nation by detailing measures to influence President Santiago Pena and combat "strategic corruption."

US tries to counter Beijing's presence in Paraguay

Five decades ago, Pakistan's Zulfikar Ali Bhutto made a chilling vow. In this episode, we uncover the unsettling truth behind his ominous words. We delve deep into the history of the so-called Khalistani movement and reveal the sinister connection between the secessionist forces and Pakistan's notorious ISI.

Gravitas Plus: Khalistani secret sponsor revealed: How Pak spy agency influences anti-India agenda

On Friday, September 29, the Azerbaijani security service announced the arrest of a senior commander in Nagorno-Karabakh. According to Azerbaijani officials, the commander was thought to be involved in "terrorist" actions within the ethnic Armenian enclave. The man in custody was recognized by the authorities as Davit Manukyan.

Azerbaijan detains top Karabakh commander

Nike's stock increased on Friday after the sportswear manufacturer's profits allayed fears about price gouging. It provides Nike and the sportswear industry as a whole with much-needed momentum.

Nike races ahead despite China slowdown concerns

In Pakistan, there have been three blasts that have rocked the country. The explosions have claimed at least 57 lives and over 100 people have been injured because of two suicide bombings happened in the city of Hangu, in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province.

Balochistan bomb blasts: Blasts kill at least 57, injures 100

Late on Thursday, Elon Musk went to the border between Texas and Mexico. He briefly live-streamed the visit and then joined a new US political debate, this one centered on immigration.

Elon Musk livestreams 'unfiltered' situation of migrants

US authorities have made progress in a protracted investigation that is still enthralling the public by charging a former gang leader with the 1996 death of rapper Tupac Shakur.

Tupac Shakur Murder Mystery: Nevada Grand Jury indicts former gang leader Davis for murder

In the most recent in a string of similar terror strikes in Pakistan, at least 57 people were murdered in bombings in Balochistan. According to a research published by the Pakistan Institute for Conflict and Security, there was an 83% increase in terror attacks in the nation in August alone, with almost 300 incidents occurring in hybrid form this year. Tehreek-E-Taliban, a group based in Pakistan, has recently taken credit for a number of attacks in that nation.

Pakistan: Tehreek-E-Taliban condemns latest blasts

Latest data suggests that inflation in the Euro zone fell to its lowest level in two years in September. Consumer prices in the euro zone rose by 4.3% in September, the slowest pace since October 2021, from 5.2% in august.

Big fall in Euro zone inflation

Will the US Government shut down on October 1 if the congress fails to pass federal spending bills? That is the question on everyone's mind. But shutdown is not a new phenomena for the federal government. In fact, it has shut down at least 14 times since 1981.

Decoding the first shutdown in the US

Billionaire Anil Agarwal's Vedanta limited has announced plans to overhaul its sprawling conglomerate in a bid to reduce a multibillion dollar debt load. The company said in a statement that the Vedanta board has approved a plan to separate the business into six listed companies: aluminum, oil and gas, power, steel and ferrous, base metals and Vedanta limited.

Decoding Vedanta's demerger plan

The cast of Fukrey is back with a third movie. While spilling the beans on their bromantic journey, the latest episode of WION E-club also talks about the 2024 Superbowl half time show where Usher is all set to perform.

Fukrey cast talk about their bromantic journey and more

In a presidential runoff, voters in the Maldives will decide what will happen to the fledgling democracy in the Indian Ocean archipelago and its relations with China and India.

Maldives Polls: Run-off for Presidential elections begin

Following a world-first surgery that involved implanting an artificial intelligence-powered brain implant that reads his thoughts and movement intentions and transfers them to an additional implant in his abdomen that stimulates the appropriate muscles to cause his body to move as his brain commands, a 46-year-old Swiss man who was paralyzed after falling on ice has some movement again.

Paralysed man uses AI to control his limbs

The Baloch Human Rights Council disputes Trudeau's lack of response to activist Karima Baloch's passing. It stated that in order to pursue justice in the Karima Baloch case, Trudeau and his Liberal Party government must offer a "transparent and just response."

Justin Trudeau slammed for 'conspicuous silence' on Baloch activist's death

Based on recently revealed political financing reports from the Japanese government, it appears that a number of political organisations are funding Japanese Prime Minister Kishida by misreporting donations made in 2021. The reports come after it was recently discovered that other cabinet members had also been involved in inappropriate contribution management. It is further alleged that Kishida's fund management organisation and his support group also made other errors in declaring the names of donors and the dates.

Japan Funding Row: PM Kishida under scanner

Calls for accountability intensified on Thursday after a tragic, deadly fire at an Iraqi wedding celebration in Hamdaniya claimed the lives of over 100 people. At least 150 people were injured in the devastating fire in Hamdaniya or Qaraqosh.

Grieving Iraqis demand accountability following tragic Al-Hamadaniyah wedding fire

A "major restructuring" of the army with a new capability for long-range strikes was declared by Australia on Thursday, in response to China's increasing military influence in the Asia-Pacific area. The reorganization comes in response to a July strategic assessment that recommended a dramatic move toward long-range deterrence, which involves putting enemies at a distance with the use of missiles, submarines, and cybertools.

Australia Bolsters Army: 100s of personnel will be redeployed over the next five to six years

Two accused have been arrested in connection with the sensational $3 million (Rs 25 crore) jewellery heist which took place in the Indian capital New Delhi. The accused were arrested from the state of Chhattisgarh and will be brought to Delhi on Saturday, police officials said on Friday.

Delhi's $3 million heist: Two accused arrested from Chhattisgarh, some jewellery recovered

Earthworms, as per new research, are the unsung heroes of food production, with contributions that match Russia, one of the top grain producers globally. As per the new study evaluating the enormous role earthworms play in food production, these soil-dwelling invertebrate contribute to the harvest of around 140 million tonnes every year.

Earthworms emerge as the unsung heroes of global grain production, rivalling Russia's contribution

Vladimir Putin, the president of Russia, was pictured on Friday meeting with one of the senior former Wagner mercenary group commanders and talking about the best way to utilize "volunteer units" in the battle in Ukraine. The conference emphasized the Kremlin's attempt to demonstrate that it had taken control of the mercenary group following its leader Yevgeny Prigozhin's June insurrection, which was put down when he and other senior commanders were killed in an August plane crash.

Russia-Ukraine War: Putin discusses Ukraine war with ex-Wagner commander Troshev

An investigation has revealed that the reason of the railway disaster that occurred in Mathura on Tuesday, when an electric multiple unit (EMU) train derailed and climbed on a platform, was a staff member who was operating the train while moderately intoxicated and staring at his phone.

Mathura Train Mishap: Probe finds staff carelessness led to train mishap | India

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