Climate change is already impacting marine species diversity distribution, with changes being more dramatic in the Northern hemisphere where waters have warmed faster.

Cuba attempts to repopulate coral reefs

A record 27.3 million people in the Democratic Republic of Congo are facing acute hunger, one-third of the violence-wracked central African country's population, two UN agencies warned on Tuesday.

One in three people critically hungry in DR Congo, says UN

Scientists from the Nanyang Technological University, Singapore (NTU Singapore) have overcome this problem by drawing inspiration from the electrocardiogram (ECG). ECG

Talking to plants through a mobile app

The Reserve Bank Of India on Wednesday in its monetary policy for Financial Year of 2021-22 kept Repo Rate unchanged at 4%. The RBI’s monetary policy announcement has come on Wednesday after the Central government had asked the Reserve Bank to maintain retail inflation at 4 per cent with a margin of 2 per cent on either side for another five-year period ending March 2026.

RBI keeps Repo Rate unchanged at 4 Per Cent

Private tuitions is one of the most profitable businesses in India. With 1 out of 4 Indian students taking private coaching - Indian parents are forced to bear the cost of school fees and exorbitant coaching costs.

Gravitas: What Byju's acquisition of Aakash tells us

China and the United States have sent their warships into the disputed waters of the South China Sea. This comes amid growing tensions between the Philippines & China at Whitsun Reef. WION's Palki tells you how these deployments raise the risk of a military conflict.

Gravitas | South China Sea: China and US send warships into disputed waters

As the video of a dog snatching a reporter's mic goes viral, WION's Palki gets you some of the funniest news bloopers of all time.

Gravitas: Reporting Bloopers: Hall Of Fame

Top European leaders held talks with Turkey's President Erdogan. Despite strong words on rights abuses, the EU has failed to bring sanctions on Turkey. Has Europe sacrificed human rights over peace?

Gravitas: Erdogan hosts EU leaders, signals thaw

The U.S. has run out of ketchup amid supply chain disruptions caused by the pandemic. Heinz - the company that controls 70% of the market - is looking to expand output to avert a ketchup armageddon.

Gravitas: America is running out of ketchup

The Wuhan virus is now targeting the youth. In Europe, Brazil and India - younger people are catching the newer variants. For some, the consequences are deadly. Can mass vaccination bring this surge under control?

Gravitas | Covid-19: The virus is now targeting the youth

3 months, multiple foreign delegations. India has turned into the favourite destination for world leaders - as New Delhi emerges as a major power centre in the post-pandemic world. How will the Indian government navigate this summer of diplomacy?

Gravitas: World leaders make a beeline for India

Russia or America? As the Washington-Moscow acrimony enters a new phase, India is walking a diplomatic tightrope. Which way will New Delhi tilt if it has to make a choice?

Gravitas: India walks a diplomatic tightrope

Despite the pandemic, World Leaders are actively engaging with India. Top diplomats of two arch-rivals - The US & Russia were in New Delhi today. Sergey Lavrov and John Kerry came to India on different missions. But, their paths did cross.

Gravitas: India hosts two high profile leaders in New Delhi

Weather report from Moscow streets was suddenly interrupted by a four-legged heckler. A dog stole the microphone from the reporter of a Russian broadcaster. A golden retriever jumped at Nadezhda Serezhkina, grabbed the microphone and ran away - during LIVE broadcast.

Dog steals microphone & hearts

A 'golden procession' of Mummies was held in Egypt. At least 22 mummies have been relocated. Where, Why & What for? Watch this report by WION's Palki.

Gravitas: Why is Egypt relocating Mummies?

India has recorded more than 1,00,000 new cases of the Wuhan virus today. The deadly second wave is sweeping through South Asia. What can the region do to curb the surge?

Gravitas: Covid-19 Pandemic: A grim milestone for India

LG exited the smartphone business after registering $4.5 billion in losses over 6 years. Despite being a pioneer in smartphones, LG could not keep up with the quality and durability of Apple and Samsung. WION's Palki tells you how LG's downfall is a commentary on modern-day brands.

Gravitas: LG quits smartphone business after mounting losses

Turkey arrested 10 retired admirals over their criticism of Erdogan's proposed Istanbul Canal Project. The president has accused the veterans of trying to topple his government. WION's Palki tells you what explains Erdogan's 'coup paranoia'.'

Gravitas: Erdogan cries coup, arrests retired admirals

Personal data of 533 million Facebook users has leaked online. Reports say, Mark Zuckerberg is among the victims. But, this is not the first time Facebook has compromised the personal data of its Founder & CEO.

Gravitas: Mark Zuckerberg's phone number leaked and revealed

For many in Colombo, the Easter festivities were marked with grief. It's been 2 years since the Easter Bombings but there have been zero prosecutions. Why?

Gravitas: 2 years of Lanka Easter Bombings

In Jordan, 2 half-brothers are vying for the throne. The kingdom stands divided, the crisis is evolving. How did it all begin?

Gravitas: The Game of Thrones in Jordan

He is the former Crown Prince. A half-brother to the King of Jordan. But right now, Prince Hamzah is 'under house arrest' and accused of plotting an alleged coup against King Abdullah II. WION's Palki tells you how a long-simmering rift between the two royals exploded.

Gravitas: A Royal Rift between two half-brothers goes public in Jordan

Arab nations and the U.S. have come out in support of the arrest of Jordan's former crown prince Hamzah Bin Hussein. Their reactions reflect Jordan's critical role in the region's security & geopolitics.

Gravitas: Why Jordan is critical to West Asia's security

India's Cricketing Carnival, the Indian Premier League or the Ipl gets underway this Friday with the tournament returning to Indian shores for a first-ever attempt at a cluster-caravan format. The Rebranded Punjab Kings have made some smart buys at the Player Auction to rectify gaps in the Squad that cost the team a playoff berth last season. The franchise's Head of Cricket Operations and Former Indian Captain Anil Kumble opened up on life within the bio bubble, a welcome selection headache and much more in an exclusive conversation with Sports Editor Digvijay Singh Deo.

WION Sports: Countdown to IPL 2021

The March 23 election revolved around whether Netanyahu is fit to continue serving. His Likud party won the most seats, but no party won a governing majority of 61 seats in the Knesset.

Israeli president nominates Netanyahu to try and form government

Sudan's top security body, the defence council, late Monday declared a state of emergency in West Darfur state and deployed troops to the region.

At least 50 dead in fighting in Sudan's Darfur

The two ministers also showed a similar understanding of the Indo-Pacific, where both agreed that the centrality of the Association for South East Asian Nations was paramount.

EAM S Jaishankar discusses Myanmar coup with FM Sergei Lavrov

The United States and Iran are expected to hold indirect talks in Vienna from Tuesday as part of broader negotiations to revive the 2015 nuclear deal between Tehran and other global powers.

US & Iran direct meet over Nuclear deal highly unlikely

The US climate envoy John Kerry is on an Asia visit and has arrived in New Delhi after visiting UAE. Kerry is meeting with the Indian Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar.

US Special envoy John Kerry, Prakash Javadekar discusses climate change

There has been a steep surge in COVID-19 cases across the US and health experts held youth responsible for this increase in cases. Dr. Rochelle Walensky, the director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, said during a briefing Monday that “cases are increasing nationally, and we are seeing this occur predominantly in younger adults.”

US Covid-19: Health Experts held youth responsible for rising cases

COVID-19 has also impacted the Hajj pilgrimage in Saudi Arabia. The government has made COVID-19 vaccine jab mandatory for the pilgrims visiting Hajj.

'Only vaccinated pilgrims allowed in Mecca': Saudi Arabia

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