Russia's Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said that the country's relations with the United States and its allies have “hit the bottom” and no date has been set for sending the Russian ambassador back to Washington.

US warns Russia against intimidating Ukraine

European Medicines Agency (EMA) has once again reiterated its backing of the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine after Germany suspended its use for people above the age of 60 years.

Head of EU drug regulator says ‘no evidence’ to restrict AstraZeneca vaccine

India on Thursday has recorded 81,466 new Coronavirus cases and this has been the highest spike of new cases in last 6 months, according to Health Ministry

Covid-19: India records 81,466 new cases, 469 deaths in last 24 hours

The United States may not need AstraZeneca’s COVID-19 vaccine, even if it wins U.S. regulatory approval, says Anthony Fauci on Friday.

'US may not need AstraZeneca Covid vaccine', says Anthony Fauci

After being shut down for nearly a year, several entertainment venues are reopening in the US, including local favourite Six Flags amusement parks.

Amusement parks reopen amid COVID surge in US

At least 48 people have been killed and dozens are injured after a packed train derailed in a tunnel in Taiwan. Rescue efforts are still underway. According to reports 350 passengers were on board.

Taiwan train crash leaves 48 dead

Phone anxiety is a serious issue. It can cost people their mental well-being and adversely impact their overall quality of life. Watch the video to know more about the issue.

Tech It Out | Phone Anxiety: Why it happens and how to overcome it

Day 3 of George Floyd's murder trial was marked by the emotional testimonies of eyewitnesses. The onlookers claimed that they grew increasingly angry as they beg Minneapolis officer Derek Chauvin to take his knees off George Floyd's neck however he refused to listen.

Day 3 of Derek Chauvin Trial:  Prosecutors detail sequence of events

Meet Owner of the world's largest suiting fabric producer. One of the most iconic entrepreneurs of India. Gautam Singhania, Chairman & MD, Raymond ltd shares his Billion Dollar Idea

Billion Dollar Idea: Gautam Singhania, owner of the world's largest suiting fabric producer

At a time when the world is battling coronavirus, economy shambles, people are getting jobless, unemployment rate is increasing radically, the govt of Pakistan has chosen politics over economy. In a dramatic U-turn, the Pak govt has reversed its decision of importing cotton and sugar from India.

Pak U-turns decision to import of sugar, cotton from India

In an exclusive conversation with WION's Palki Myanmar's Special Envoy to the UN Dr Sasa has urged India to pressure UNSC for a resolution as it assumes the chairmanship.

Straight Talk: Myanmar's Special Envoy to UN speaks to WION

In Manchester, a woman was left exposed in her underpants as cops tried to arrest her. This happened days after a cop was accused of murdering a woman in London. WION's Palki asks: Isn't the UK police's brutality 'deeply concerning' for British Lawmakers?

Gravitas: Shocking behaviour by British Police

Can an international treaty save the world from future pandemics? Leaders from 23 countries and the WHO back the idea. But the proposal is short on details. WION's Palki asks: Will a divided global leadership agree to a new treaty?

Gravitas: Can an international treaty save the world from future pandemics?

China is punishing top international brands, grabbing land in the South China Sea and calling on W.H.O. to probe a U.S. lab. What for?

Gravitas: China wants W.H.O. to probe a U.S. lab

Secretary of State Antony Blinken described U.S rights abuses as 'challenges', while condemning fellow countries for their alleged shortcomings. What gives America the right to sit in judgement? Have human rights become a U.S monopoly?

Gravitas: Are human rights a US monopoly?

A 13-character-long gibberish tweet from the official handle of the U.S. strategic command has got netizens talking. Some say it's a nuclear code. Others claim it's a password. But actually, it is a story about the perils of work from home.

Gravitas: The curious case of a gibberish tweet

385 days after declaring a pandemic, WHO still can't pinpoint the source of the Wuhan virus. 14 countries and the WHO Chief - Dr Tedros are now accusing China of withholding data.

Gravitas: 14 Countries and WHO chief accuse China of withholding raw data

The South China Sea has once again become a region of conflict. China under its aggressive expansionist policy has found a new ground in the region, Whitsun Reef, where 220 Chinese vessels are currently moored through the area.

China eyes on Whitsun Reef in South China Sea

While the third-world countries are struggling to get coronavirus vaccine, a factory in the US ruined nearly 15 million doses of the Johnson & Johnson coronavirus vaccines

US: 15 million doses of Johnson & Johnson coronavirus vaccine destroyed

The Pakistan Court on Thursday has again lifted ban on social media app TikTok. This will be the second time when Pakistani authorities have removed ban on TikTok. The head of the Pakistani Telecommunications Authority (PTA) told the court on Thursday that they are in constant talks with the TikTok company to ensure content should be better moderated.

Pakistan court lifts ban on social media app

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called on right-wing parties to join him in a governing coalition, in his first speech since elections last week.

Israel's Netanyahu urges right-wing parties to form coalition

A Santa Teresa CBP agent utilized camera technology to observe a smuggler dropping a three-year-old girl and a five-year-old girl, sisters from Ecuador.

Smugglers drop toddlers over 14-foot border wall

Myanmar activists burned copies of a military-framed constitution on Thursday, two months after the junta seized power, as a UN special envoy warned of the risk of a bloodbath because of an intensified crackdown on anti-coup protesters.

Myanmar: Anti-Coup protesters don red 'Blood' tears

The Govt of India in its latest announcement withdraws its decision of slashing down interest rates on Public Provident Fund and on other schemes. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Thursday through her official Twitter handle announces 'Interest rates of small savings schemes of GoI shall continue to be at the rates which existed in the last quarter of 2020-2021'.

India: Govt withdraws interest rate cut order on PPF

At a time when every nation wants an independent probe over the origin of Covid-19 that took millions of lives, New Zealand on Thursday backs off from supporting any joint statement over the latest Covid-19 report released by World Health Organisation. NZ's Foreign Ministry says 'We want to investigate the origins of Coronavirus independently before coming to any conclusion and commenting on the same'

New Zealand backs off from joint statement on Covid report

Dialogue is the only way forward for India and Pakistan, Pakistani Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi told WION in an exclusive interview, while appreciating that India's External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar didn't mention anything negative about Pakistan in his address to the recently concluded Heart of Asia conference.

'Bilateral dialogue is the only way forward': Pak FM Qureshi

Day 2 of George Floyd'S murder trial was marked by the emotional testimonies of eyewitnesses. The onlookers claimed that they grew increasingly angry as they beg Minneapolis officer Derek Chauvin to take his knees off George Floyd's neck however he refused to listen.

Store employee testifies in Derek Chauvin trial

The report highlighted that only 29.2 per cent of technical roles are held by women in India, while it was 25.3 per cent in Pakistan and 19.3 per cent in Afghanistan.

US ranks 30, India slips to 140th position in Global Gender Gap report

It's not clear exactly what went wrong, but the engine bay camera feed dropped right after one of the Starship's engines relit for the landing sequence.

SpaceX lost another Starship prototype

The George Floyd Murder trial is a test of the American society & judiciary. If the U.S. fails this test, the implications could be global.

Gravitas: Will Black Americans get justice?

Before the Heart of Asia Summit, there was intense speculation. Many were hoping for a meeting between the Foreign Ministers of India and Pakistan. In the end, the leaders had an awkward encounter.

Gravitas: No India-Pakistan bilateral in Tajikistan

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