The UNSC has condemned what's happening in Myanmar - but it still doesn't call it a coup. With police officers now fleeing to India - Myanmar's coup is becoming India's problem. Where does India stand on what's happening in Myanmar?

Gravitas: The military takeover in Myanmar | Where does India stand?

The Quadrilateral Security Dialogue (Quad) virtual meeting 2021 will take place later today. Leaders from India, Japan, Australia and US to participate in the meet and likely to discuss Corona vaccine, the growing dominance of China and strengthening Indo-Pacific region specifically. But the question here is whether the Quad is ready to add one more member to its group? Will UK's presence would further strengthen the Quad? UK shows its interest of joining Quad recently and that could further lead to give more muscles to this group.

Will UK's presence would further strengthen the Quad?

A 13-yr-old Hindu girl in Pakistan has been converted to Islam at a public ceremony. 2 other minor girls have been converted in the last 26 days. The life of minorities in Pakistan has become an endless ordeal of indignity & humiliation.

Gravitas: Being a Hindu in Pakistan

10 years ago, the world witnessed the Fukushima Disaster, the worst nuclear tragedy since Chernobyl. 10 years on, we are still exploring nuclear energy options. How safe are nuclear plants? Can they withstand natural disasters?

Gravitas: The legacy of Fukushima Nuclear Disaster

The Myanmar Army has 'delisted' ArakanArmy from its list of terror groups to 'maintain peace'. Meanwhile, India is not the only country feeling the impact of the crackdown, even Thailand is preparing for an influx of refugees.

Gravitas: Myanmar 'delists' Arakan Army as Terror group

First Rohingya exodus, and now a coup. Is Myanmar becoming a security nightmare for India and the region?

Gravitas: Is Myanmar becoming a security nightmare?

Is the United Kingdom on the brink of a break-up? After the call for a referendum from Scotland, A poll found that 39% of the respondents in Wales are in favour of leaving the UK.

Gravitas: Does Wales want to leave the UK?

Europe: Germany has recorded 14,356 new cases in the last 24 hours. This sharp surge in covid cases is considered as a result of the easing of lockdown curbs last week.

Germany records 14,356 new cases in last 24 hours

'There is currently no indication that the vaccination has caused these conditions, which are not listed as side effects with this vaccine', says European Medicines Agency

European Medical Agencies backs AstraZeneca vaccine after suspensions

United Nations has condemned the Myanmar military's violent crackdown against the anti-coup demonstrators as 8 more people were shot dead in protest.

United Nations condemns Myanmar military's violent crackdown

In Pakistan, the opposition has found some secret cameras reportedly installed near the polling booth. However, the Pakistan government alleges that cameras were installed by the opposition itself.

Pakistan Senate Chairmanship: Opposition finds 'secret cameras'

The landmark ruling Malaysian High Court allowed Christians to use the word 'Allah' to refer to their God. The ruling comes is part of a case brought by a Christian whose religious materials were seized as they contained the word.

Malaysia: Court allows Christians to use 'Allah'. Ruling sparks fear of communal violence

The civil liberties of Afghan women are at stake. The government of Kabul has issued a pre-controversial decree and that is schoolgirls over 12 years have been banned from public singing.

Afghanistan: Schoolgirls over 12 years banned from public singing

France releases some restrictions on International travellers from Australia, UK, Israel, Japan, New Zealand, Singapore and also South Korea. France's foreign ministry said those travelling to or from seven countries will no longer need to have a compelling reason to travel.

France eases travel rules for Australia, UK, Israel, Japan, New Zealand, Singapore and South Korea

Europe has approved Johnson & Johnson's single-dose vaccine and the first shot is expected to be delivered in the month. Previously vaccine from Pfizer, BioNTech, AstraZeneca Oxford and Moderna had been endorsed by the European Union, however, Johnson & Johnson is the first single-shot vaccine to be approved.

European Union approves Johnson & Johnson's single-shot vaccine

United States job openings have increased in January and layoffs were down, offering more evidence the labor market was regaining its footing after wobbling late in 2020.

World Business Watch: United States job openings rise in January

Renault's current stake is worth over $1.41 Billion and Renault Group has announced that it plans to sell off its entire stake in Germany's Daimler AG to drive forward the deleveraging of its automotive business.

World Business Watch: Renault To Sell Stake In Germany's Daimler

Italy plans to launch a fund worth up to $47.8 billion this month to help its companies hit by the COVID-19 crisis raise capital and strengthen their balance sheets.

World Business Watch: Italy set to launch fund for virus-hit firms

OPEC has said a recovery in oil prices and demand will be focused on the second half of the year as the impact of the COVID-19 lingers as a headwind for a group and its allies in supporting the market.

World Business Watch: 2021 oil demand recovery in second half

Brazil's COVID-19 graph has been raising again with things taking a turn for the worst. The second wave of COVID-19 is ripping through Brazil, pushing hospitals and ICU's towards a collapse and claiming record numbers of daily deaths.

Coronavirus Update: COVID-19 surge reaches new level in Brazil

Derek Chauvin, a former Minneapolis Police officer will now face the murder charge in the death of George Floyd after a Hennepin County judge restored a third-degree murder charge against him.

George Floyd Death: Judge allows third-degree murder charge against Derek

Myanmar's military government accused deposed leader Aung San Suu Kyi of accepting bribes. It is claimed that she accepted no less than $600,000 in terms of Illegal payment and also 11.2 kgs of gold was reportedly accepted by her as bribes.

Myanmar Coup: New charges against detained leader Aung San Suu Kyi

Friday is the date when the quad summit is scheduled to happen. The summit is also being seen as Beijing's bid to restore the world order.

US likely to join Australia, India, Japan in first-ever Quad summit

Days after the bombshell interview of Meghan & Harry, The Duke & Duchess of Cambridge have finally spoken out in public. Prince William & Kate are the first senior members of the Royal family to speak out in public.

Duke of Cambridge responds to Meghan & Harry interview

Indian skipper Virat Kohli has said that England are favourites to win the ICC T20 World Cup, scheduled to be held in India later this year.

England favourites to win T20 World Cup: Virat Kohli

The hack will probably stand out as one of the top cybersecurity events of the year, because Exchange is still widely used around the world.

Microsoft email hack: How does the attack work? What Microsoft is doing?

A pandemic, a recession, a leadership vacuum, a new oil order, digital safety. Our world faces many challenges and uncertainties. Constructive conversations are the first step toward solutions.

WION Global Summit: Power play in a post-pandemic world

The trip marks the first in-person international travel for top Biden administration Cabinet officials who have been reluctant to head overseas amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Pentagon Chief Lloyd Austin to visit India on March 19

The COVID-19 pandemic has forced cultural institutions to explore alternatives digital spaces with online exhibitions and a rise in virtual reality. Now since the emergence of the pandemic, thousands of museums and cultural institutions have temporarily shut down their operations leaving behind empty streets and a restless public.

Coronavirus Update: Museums in Germany open with caution

A Kenyan company has now found a pretty unique way to curb the massive locust outbreak that has been raking havoc. The company will be turning insects into protein-rich animal feed.

Kenya: Farmers are fighting back locusts by turning insects into protein-rich animal feed

Meghan Markle has now filed a formal complaint to the British broadcaster ITV against the former television presenter and a former Good Morning Britain host Piers Morgan.

Meghan Markle files formal complaint against Piers Morgan

wion-news

Wion News, News on Wion News, stories on Wion News, articles on Wion News, Wion News stories at Wion, Wion News news, Wion News latest news

WION news