Prosecutors described Saudi-born Canadian Mohammed Khalifa as "the voice behind the violence". A Canadian man has been charged with helping Islamic State, accused of fighting and narrating propaganda videos for the group.

The narrator of ISIS propaganda videos arrested

Afghanistan's U-17 female football team begin training in Lisbon after fleeing their home country. Afghanistan's U-17 female football team have started their training in Lisbon after the players fled their home country when the Taliban took control over Afghanistan.

Portugal grants asylum to Afghanistan's U-17 Football team

China’s People’s Liberation Army (PLA) has released a new video filmed at the site of the 2020 Galwan Valley clash in which 20 Indian and four Chinese soldiers were killed to mark the country’s Martyr’s Day on Thursday.

China releases video to mark the death of PLA soldiers

Speaking on Saturday afternoon in Milan, Alok Sharma also said the world's leading economies would deliver on their promise to deliver $100 billion a year to poorer countries struggling to deal with climate change.

COP26 presient calls $100 billion climate finance pledge "vital"

With Brazil’s presidential election one year away, tens of thousands of demonstrators marched Saturday in Rio de Janeiro, Sao Paulo, and dozens of other cities around the country to protest President Jair Bolsonaro and call for his impeachment over his government’s handling of the pandemic.

Former President Lula takes part in massive protests

Desperation and chaos seem to grow among Afghan families as they try to flee the country. Chaos can be seen at Kabul bus terminals as residents are trying to find their way out of war-torn Afghanistan.

What's next for Afghans fleeing the Taliban?

The visiting vice president and the foreign minister of Colombia Marta Lucía Ramírez has said that she sees Indo Pacific as a region that has "a lot of opportunities for growth and wealth creation" even as she highlighted connect with the Pacific Alliance-- a block of Chile, Colombia, Mexico and Peru. The vice President is in India and met vice President Venkaiah Naidu and External Affairs Minister Dr S Jaishankar. Speaking to our Principal Diplomatic & Defense Correspondent Sidhant Sibal, Colombian Vice President called for collaboration on vaccines saying, "we would like to produce vaccines together with India in order to export to different countries" and backed more partnership in aerospace and biotech. Being the first women vice president of her country, she had a message of women empowerment. She highlighted the need for more women in job creation and entrepreneurship saying, "when women have economic autonomy, there is less violence against women and children." On a lighter note, she talked about her love for Indian Sarees, of which she bought 3. Vice President Ramirez is leading a 48-member health and science and technology delegation to India. Both Colombia and India have also signed Letters of Intent for cooperation in the fields of biotechnology and medical research. These were signed by the Department of Biotechnology and Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) with their Colombian counterparts.

Colombia's Vice President & foreign minister Marta Lucía Ramírez speaks to WION

Serbians lift a road blockade near the border with Kosovo as NATO troops took control of the area under an EU-mediated deal, ending a long stand-off between the two administrations.

NATO takes control of Serbia-Kosovo border

The kingmakers in a potential coalition government are trying to find common ground and say negotiations will concentrate on policy issues. Both will enter separate bilateral talks with the SPD and CDU next week.

Germany: Greens, FDP set to determine Germany's political stature

Colombian Vice President and Minister of Foreign Affairs of Colombia, Marta Lucia Ramirez talked to WION, while speaking she said, "Indo Pacific has a lot of opportunity for growth. "Watch the complete interview for more details.

'Indo Pacific has a lot of opportunity for growth, says Colombian VP while speaking to WION

Young artisans and designers are incorporating new design and techniques into the art of weaving and painting Kashmiri carpets, something that already has worldwide fame. Artists have started using calligraphy art for the first time on these silk carpets. Watch this ground report for more details.

Craftsman uses calligraphy on Kashmiri silk carpets, demand increases

India and UK are holding talks for an early resolution on the COVID travel guidelines row. Watch this report for more details.

United Kingdom in talks with India over certificate row

Despite promises of free and fair media from the Taliban in Afghanistan, Afghan journalists face physical abuse, torture. Watch this report for more details.

Afghanistan journalists face physical abuse, torture

Former United States President Donald Trump asked a federal judge in Florida to force Twitter to reinstate his account. Watch this report for more details.

Former US Prez Donald Trump asks Florida Judge to force Twitter to restart his account

Accounting and consulting firm PwC said on Thursday that it will allow all its 40,000 U.S. client services employees to work virtually and live anywhere they want in perpetuity, making it one of the biggest employers to embrace permanent remote work.

PWC offers U.S workers full-time remote work

A long-planned round of Australia-EU free trade talks have been postponed, a European official confirmed Friday, after fury over Canberra’s decision to cancel a major French submarine contract.

Free trade talks postponed between Australia and UN

In a hearing Wednesday on the Afghanistan withdrawal, Gen. Frank McKenzie, the Commander of the US Central Command (CENTCOM), said the military knew civilians had been hit within four or five hours of the strike -- and they knew they had hit the wrong target within days.

US drone strike killed 10 Afghan civilians

The White House on Thursday condemned "in the strongest possible terms" Ethiopia's decision to expel senior UN officials at a time of looming humanitarian crisis and warned of sanctions.

US condemns Ethiopia's expulsion of UN staff

China's central government officials have ordered the top state-owned energy companies to secure fuel supplies for winter at all costs as the country battles a power crisis that threatens to hit growth in the world's second-biggest economy

China: Energy firms are ordered to secure supplies at all costs

Uber said the suspension was "exceptional and unprecedented" in Europe and that it stood with the 2,000 independent drives who use its app daily and who "fear for their work and are worried for their future."

Uber joins protest of drivers in Brussels as drivers using app risk losing their vehicles

A Chinese driver has successfully sued Tesla for fraud over his purchase of a second-hand Model S which has previously met with an accident, adding to a run of setbacks for Elon Musk's electric-car pioneer in one of its most important markets.

China: The buyer accused Tesla of selling an "Old" Tesla Model S

The African continent is home to 54 countries and only 15 of them have fully vaccinated their 10% population. Thousands of their frontline health workers remain at risk.

15 African nations have vaccinated 10% of their population

Leaving her homeland Afghanistan was painful, says 15-year-old Sarah but says "I Am Free". Now safely in Portugal, she hopes to pursue her dream of playing soccer professionally - and be like her idol, star striker Cristiano Ronaldo.

Afghan girls soccer squad finds new home in Portugal

Within 10 months into his presidency, Joe Biden already seems to be taking a massive hit in the approval ratings. Watch this report for more details.

Most Americans find Biden's COVID response satisfactory

Top Pentagon officials have stated publicly for the first time that they personally believed it would be a mistake to withdraw all American troops from Afghanistan. Watch this report for more details.

America's top military generals face questions on pullout process

Aiming to ease public fear after panic behind the 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. Watch this report for more details.

UK fuel crisis: Boris Johnson promises solution by Christmas

Greta Thunberg and fellow youth campaigners struck a sceptical tone for this week's climate talks in Italy, saying much have been promised but little done to tackle global warming in almost three decades since the landmark Earth Summit. Watch this report for more details.

Greta Thunberg mocks Biden's climate agenda

Thousands of women took to the streets across Latin America on Tuesday to demand abortion rights. Watch this report for more details.

Latin America: Thousands march for abortion rights

For the first after forming its government in Afghanistan, the Taliban on Wednesday reached out to India, asking New Delhi to resume commercial flights to the war-ravaged country. Watch this report for more details.

Afghanistan: Taliban government wants India to resume flights

The United States and European Union agreed on Wednesday to deepen transatlantic cooperation to strengthen semiconductor supply chains, curb China's non-market trade practices and take a more unified approach to regulating big, global technology firms. Watch this report for more details.

US, EU talks to address chip shortage

Gunmen shot and killed a prominent Rohingya Muslim leader in a refugee camp in southern Bangladesh on Wednesday, a United Nations spokesperson and a local police official said, following months of worsening violence in the world's largest refugee settlement. Watch this report for more details.

Bangladesh: Rohingya leader Mohib Ullah shot dead

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