Malaysia's top glove corporation has terminated one of its employees for sharing pictures of its colleagues violating virus restrictions inside the factory. The incident which took place in September has resurfaced once again due to rising infection cases in the company

Malaysia's Top Glove currently a COVID-19 Cluster

The international criminal court has asked for more evidence before it starts an investigation to claims of Uighur genocide by china. The international body has said that there is not enough evidence to open full scale investigation against china.

China faces charges of Uighur genocide

The festive season is right around the corner. But in the biblical town of Bethlehem, the COVID-19 pandemic is now dampening Christmas cheer. On this week's The West Asia Post, Ghadi Francis tells you how the town is gearing up for a dismal season.

The West Asia Post | COVID-19 robs Bethlehem of Christmas cheer

The Balakot terror camp in Pakistan, which was targeted by the Indian Air Force in February last year. Has once again reopened to train terrorists and launch attacks, according to sources the camp operations this time will predominantly focus on anti-India activities.

Pakistan continues to be a safe haven for terrorists

U.S supreme court has dismissed a long-shot bid by President Donald Trump and the state of taxes to overturn the election results in 4 states that were won by Joe Biden. Supreme court Blocks Donald Trump's legal path to reverse the loss.

U.S. supreme court rejects Texas lawsuit

In St. Petersburg a new exhibition has opened to celebrates the 500th Death anniversary of the most influential artist of renaissance era Raphel's . More than 300 exhibits have been put on display.

Exhibit to celebrate Raphael's death

Several people has been injured after a women drove her car into the crowd of protesters in Manhattan, New York city on Friday. Six injured as car rams into protesters, investigations are currently underway.

Car rams into protest in Manhattan, investigation underway

The Balakot terror camp where slogans were raised against India, Hinduism, and Prime Minister Narendra Modi. As per sources, terrorists are being trained at Balakot camps to carry out anti-India activities on Indian soil. Two brothers to Masood Azhar seen at reopening of camp.

The Balakot terror camp raised slogans against India

Ethiopian government has announced on Friday that it is now returning back Eritrean refugees to Tigray camps. The U.N has raised concerns over the sudden move by the Ethiopian government. U.N calls out Ethiopia's sudden relocation plan completely unacceptable.

Ethiopia returning Eritrean refugees to Tigray camps

From Malayalam film Jallikattu as India's official entry for Oscars. Here's everything you need to know about this year's Oscar nominations.

WION Wideangle: India's 'Jallikattu' Goes to the Oscars

Santa Claus delivers holiday cheer in Rio de Janeiro by feeding the sharks and swimming with the sting raise in the city's aquarium.

Santa Claus feeding the fishes in city aquarium in Rio de Janeiro

China and Pakistan recently signed a military MoU. A report claims this was an intelligence-sharing deal, that will help Pakistan track movements of Indian forces across the border.

Gravitas: China is strengthening the Pakistani Army

China says its economy is back on track. But, Chinese state-owned companies can't keep up with their EMIs. According to Fitch Ratings, China's state-owned firms defaulted on a record $6.1 billion worth of bonds between January and October.

Gravitas: Chinese State-owned enterprises default on $6.1 billion worth of bonds

Major state-owned companies in China have defaulted on their debts. But, they may not get help from Beijing. China seems willing to allow some firms to collapse. WION's Palki tells you why the global economy will feel the tremors if state-owned firms shut shop in China.

Gravitas: How debt defaults in China could impact the global economy

The W.H.O has been accused of conspiring with Italian Health Ministry to remove a report on COVID-19. The report reveled Italy's mismanagement during the Pandemic.

W.H.O accused of conspiring with Italy

The Balakot terror camp in Pakistan, which was targeted by the Indian Air Force in February last year, has once again reopen to train terrorists and launch attacks, according to sources the camp operations this time will predominantly focus on anti-India activities.

Balakot terror camps in Pakistan have reopened

In a bid to push Indian-made goods, Walmart on Thursday said it would triple its exports from the country to $10 billion each year by 2027.

Walmart to triple exports from India to $10 billion each year by 2027

Two weeks ago, there were reports of a secret meeting between PM Netanyahu and Saudi crown prince MBS. But now it looks Saudi Arabia is changing its tune. This week on The West Asia Post, we tell you how the Israel move could be driving a wedge between Riyadh's royals. Also on the show, we take a look at how a subsidy crunch is looming over Lebanon with a ground report from the streets of Beirut.

The West Asia Post | Episode 11 | Your Window to West Asia

The record-shattering report mirrors the consequences that officials had expected to see of travel and gatherings for the Thanksgiving holiday.

California coronavirus case explode to new daily high | WION-VOA Co-production | World News

A day after TV journalist Malalai Maiwand was killed by gunmen in Afghanistan, reports claimed another journalist Fardin Amini was killed in an attack on Friday.

WION Fineprint: Journalist Fardin Amini killed in Afghanistan

Sadam Abdusalam posted photographs on social media on Friday of his family arriving at Sydney airport, and thanked Australia’s Foreign Minister Marise Payne as well as human rights activists for their help.

Uighur family separated by Beijing reunites after 3 years

On a small farm south of Tirana, donkeys happily munch on hay while customers flock to scoop up bottles of their milk, a niche product winning fans who believe in its health benefits.

WION Dispatch: Will you drink donkey milk to boost immunity?

He is scheduled to appear in court on Dec. 12, and could face a maximum punishment of life imprisonment.

Hong Kong media tycoon Jimmy Lai charged under new security law

Israel and Morocco agreed on Thursday to normalize relations in a deal brokered with U.S. help.

Morocco joins other Arab nations agreeing to normalize Israel ties

France had initially hoped to be able to lift many of its lockdown rules on December 15th - allowing people to travel to visit friends and family over the holidays.

French govt to impose a curfew from 8 pm to 6 am for 3 weeks

Last month, Germany agreed on relaxed rules for the holidays that allow 10 people — not including young children — to gather for Christmas and New Year's Eve

Experts urge Germany to impose strict coronavirus lockdown prior Christmas

In a gesture to honour health workers in the nation, students from the National Autonomous University in Mexico painted mural on the walls.

A 100-metre long mural honouring nurses

Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed retaliated by ordering a military operation which culminated with the overthrow of the local government

Tensions between Ethiopian govt and Tigray forces intensify

China's leading vaccine candidates are yet to publish data from their trials. But countries are placing pre-orders to buy millions of doses.

Gravitas: China strikes deals to sell unproven vaccines

China's vaccine industry is plagued by corruption and controversy. Leading Chinese vaccine makers - including those who are making shots for the Wuhan virus have been accused of making defective vaccines and bribing regulators.

Gravitas: Why 'Made in China' vaccines can't be trusted

SpaceX starship prototype exploded while attempting to land. But Elon Musk doesn't see the crash as a failure

Gravitas: SpaceX Starship Prototype explodes 6 minutes after takeoff

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