A new revelation potentially upends the investigation into what happened during the controversial US withdrawal from Afghanistan and has renewed calls in Washington for answers.

US-Afghanistan Withdrawal | McCaul: Suicide bombing amid pullout could've been avoided

Multiple unexplained deaths in 24 hours at a government hospital india's state of Maharashtra have created a stir. Reports say eighteen patients died at the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj hospital in thane district between Saturday and Sunday.

India: Mysterious deaths at a government hospital in Thane, Maharashtra under scrutiny

Tensions have been high between Niger's coup leaders and the West African bloc of nations, as the latter mulls over military intervention to restore normalcy in Niger. But Nigeria's latest mission to the country has assured that the military junta is willing to resolve matters with ECOWAS. But if that is the case, why is ousted president Mohamed Bazoum being brought up to treason charges?

Niger coup leaders are willing to resolve standoff with ECOWAS, says Nigerian mission

India is set to celebrate the 76th anniversary of its independence on 15th August. And Srinagar is not far behind, as vibrant preparations are underway at the historical Lal chowk, which has been decked up with the national flag.

India: Srinagar decked in tri-colour to mark independence day celebrations

In the wake of the Taliban assuming control over Afghanistan in August 2021 and the subsequent withdrawal of foreign forces, there has been a profound setback for women's employment in the country. The International Labour Organisation (ILO) has estimated that female employment in Afghanistan has regrettably diminished by 25%. WION's Sneha Swaminathan brings you the report.

What is it like to be a working woman in Afghanistan | WION Exclusive

According to the head of Russia's largest shipyard, in an interview with the state-run RIA news agency that was published on Monday, Russia is now assembling hypersonic Zircon missiles for its new nuclear submarines.

Russia-Ukraine War: Russia equipping submarines with hypersonic missiles

These are just a few of the possible rewards up for grabs in the rising global competition to enhance the biosciences, which includes better cancer therapies, longevity improvements, ground-breaking drugs, and vaccinations. According to experts, China's enormous population of 1.4 billion people can give a wealth of data, thus it has been investing billions of dollars into efforts to become the dominant force.

China introduces measures to protect genetic resources

Argentineans will vote in primary elections on Sunday, and voters are expected to punish the country's center-left Peronist alliance in response to high inflation of 116% and a cost of living problem that has put four out of ten people in poverty.

Argentina Polls: Country set for primary vote with ruling Peronists fighting for survival

As part of a last-ditch regional effort to restore civilian authority that includes religious leaders, the ECOWAS bloc of West Africa is to send a parliamentary delegation to Niger to meet with coup leaders who took control last month.

ECOWAS bloc aims to send parliamentary committee to Niger

According to a U.N. report, organizations connected to the Taliban and al-Qaeda, like Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan, were transferring weapons of the NATO caliber to ISIL-K, and member states expressed concern over the spread of military hardware throughout Afghanistan and into nearby countries.

UN Report: NATO-Calibre weapons with ISIL-K

Sergei Shoigu, the Russian defense minister, visited troops stationed in the Arctic and plans "to defend specially important installations" in this vital region, his ministry announced on Saturday. In order to tour Novaya Zemlya in Russia's far north, Shoigu was joined by Alexey Likhachev, head of the government-owned nuclear power firm Rosatom, according to a statement.

Defence minister Shoigu accompanied by Rosatom head Alexey Likhachev

Adani Ports' auditor for the previous six years, Deloitte, resigned on Saturday because to worries about several of the company's dealings, including one with an EPC contractor mentioned in the Hindenburg report.

India: Adani ports assigns MSKA and Associates as auditor after Deloitte resigns

Vivek Ramaswamy rapped to Eminem's Lose Yourself on Saturday to energize the audience at the Iowa State Fair. Ramaswamy, 38, concluded his fair-side interview with Kim Reynolds, the governor of Iowa, by dancing to the popular tune. He received encouragement from the audience and a high-five from Reynolds after his performance.

US: Video of Presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy performing Oscar-winning song goes viral

A German officer arrested earlier this week on suspicion of spying for Moscow had access to highly sensitive information during his work at the procurement unit of the military.

Germany arrests alleged spy over suspicions of espionage for Russia

Ecuador's interior minister, Juan Zapata, revealed on Thursday that the six suspects detained in connection with the assassination of a presidential candidate in Ecuador are Colombian nationals, adding another twist to a crime that has shaken a country gripped by violence driven by drug trafficking.

Ecuador Presidential Candidate Assassination: One suspect dead, six arrested

According to the most recent estimates from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, EG.5 is responsible for roughly 17% of new Covid-19 cases nationwide, compared to 16% for the next most prevalent lineage, XBB.1.16.

New Covid cases, hospitalisations rise, is coronavirus spreading?

Hollywood blockbuster "Barbie" opened in theaters on Friday in Japan, but not before "Barbenheimer" memes equating the movie about dolls with the atomic bomb generated a commotion and prompted distributor Warner Bros to issue an apology.

Greta Gerwig's billionaire 'Barbie' opens in Japan

Major protests that erupted across the country in a year caused the regime to shift. The previous president was forced to leave the nation. Colombo, the capital of Sri Lanka, saw a large gathering of protesters calling for economic reforms.

Hundreds gather in Sri Lankan capital city of Colombo, demand economic reforms

The military has taken over Niger and most people appear to be supporting the coup leaders. But, why are there so many Russian flags in this West African nation? Why has the coup in Niger made the West jittery? Why are there pro-Russia chants in Niger? Is Russia in and West out of the African region? Watch Game Plan with Shivan Chanana.

The scramble for Niger after coup: Russia in, West out, or new proxy war?

The day after a Chinese vessel berthed in Colombo harbour, India declared that it was "monitoring" any events that might have an impact on security concerns and that it was ready to take the required steps to protect its interests. The 138-person crewed 129-meter-long Chinese ship Hai Yang 24 Hao arrived in Colombo on August 10 and was due to depart the following day, according to a Sri Lankan Navy announcement.

Chinese Warship at Colombo Port: India says it monitors all developments that impact security

A freakish wildfire has leveled a Hawaiian town, leaving at least 67 people dead and destroying more than 270 buildings. Meanwhile, on the other side of the planet, wildfires are blazing through the Mediterranean island of Cyprus, while Portugal and Greece are on high alert for wildfires due to the intense heatwave settling over Spain. July 2023 has officially been designated the hottest month in recorded human history, and thousands of temperature records have been obliterated worldwide. WION's Eric Njoka speaks to Jon Jelsema, a senior forecaster & hurricane specialist from Honolulu and Kathleen Hogarty, director of advancement, hospice Maui, about the situation in Hawaii and the rise in spate of wildfires.

Hawaii scarred by deadly Maui wildfires

When Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg advertise a livestreamed cage match in Italy against the backdrop of ancient Rome, their verbal battle takes an unexpected turn. The proceeds from the event, which will benefit veterans and be run by their foundations, will be hosted on the X and Meta platforms.

Tech giants Mark Zuckerberg and Elon Musk announce 'livestreamed' cage fight in Italy

Asylum seekers onboard the Bibby Stockholm, the 222-bedroom barge hired by the United Kingdom as part of a £1.6 billion ($1.75 billion) immigration deal, are being evacuated amid the presence of potentially deadly bacteria in the water system.

Deadly bacteria found on Bibby Stockholm, UK evacuates controversial barge

Federal courts do not allow cameras in courtrooms, despite the fact that many American states do. However, some U.S. senators are currently working to modify this restriction in preparation for the upcoming federal trial of former president Donald Trump.

Will televised trial proceedings affect Trump's popularity?

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