The United Nations Security Council has allowed Pakistan to pay basic expenses to the 26\11 Mumbai terror attack planner Zakiur Rehman Lakhvi on the request of the Imran Khan government.

UNSC allows Pakistan to pay basic expenses to the 26\11 Mumbai attack planner Lakhvi

European Union leaders decided to draw up a list of Turkish target to impose the sanctions on Friday. These sanctions are in response to Turkey's activities of prospecting for gas in Greek and Cypriot waters.

European Union set to impose sanctions on Turkey

Japan had manage to keep the number of infection under control but with the winter approaching Japan has now reported a high rate of infections, Japan has recorded about twenty eight hundred new cases on Friday.

Japan reports COVID-19 cases as winter approaches

Suspended for two weeks as anti-government protests and blockades rocked El Alto, a sprawling city overlooking La Paz, the cholitas luchadores are back on the canvas at Sharks of the Ring wrestling club.

WION Fineprint: Bolivia’s wrestling Cholitas back in the ring

How can China be held accountable for human rights abuses? On Human Rights Day, WION's Palki discusses with Salih Hudayar, Ingebatu Tugchog and Gonpo Dhondup.

Human Rights Day Special | How can China be held accountable for human rights abuses?

Zalmay Latifi, head of the channel, confirmed the incident while adding that not much information is available at the moment.

WION Dispatch: Afghan TV journalist Malala Maiwand shot dead in Jalalabad

Its most famous technique involves a steel-plate capped log, 2 metres (6.5 feet) in length and weighing 40 kilograms (88 pounds) that swings through the air and smashes into a man’s crotch.

China’s Iron Crotch masters fight to preserve their painful tradition

Malaysian pharmaceutical company Pharmaniaga has said it is planning to build the world's first halal vaccine facility by 2022.

Malaysia says halal issue won't affect Covid-19 vaccine roll-out

Azerbaijan and Armenia accused each other Wednesday of using banned weapons containing white phosphorus during weeks of recent fighting for control of the disputed Nagorno-Karabakh region

Armenia accuses Azerbaijan of using chemical agents

In a separate brief, lawyers for 17 states led by Missouri’s Republican Attorney General Eric Schmitt also urged the justices to hear the case.

US Election 2020: Donald Trump pins his last hope on Texas lawsuit

SpaceX’s Starship prototype exploded on Thursday while attempting to land after its test launch from the company’s rocket facility in Boca Chica, Texas.

SpaceX Starship explodes during landing after test launch

Lines of police deployed to ward off any possible move towards Chitralada Palace, the nearby residence of King Maha Vajiralongkorn.

Thai Anti-monarch protests Mark UN Human Rights day

The report highlighted the need for urgent investments in climate action as part of COVID-19 recovery, to bring the world closer to the Paris Agreement

UN Environment Programme Report: Average temperature to rise by 3 degree celsius

After weeks of violent protest, the French president Emmanuel Macron who seems to be in lot of crisis of late has said that there is an urgent need for him to reform his country's security forces, The protest continues in France against Police Security Bill.

French President Emmanuel Macron wants to reform the country's security forces of the nation

Malaysia has said that the issue of Halal will not effect the corona vaccine roll-out in the country, Malaysian councils for islamic affairs held a meeting to discuss whether the vaccines wil be administerd to the muslims as sixty percent of population are muslim in the country.

Malaysia: Halal is not an issue for coronavirus vaccine roll-out

Japan has confirmed 2,679 new cases of the coronavirus, the highest single-day increase since the pandemic has started.

WION Fineprint: Japan sets new single-day record of COVID-19 cases

Australian police arrested on Wednesday an 18-year man who had allegedly expressed interest in committing a mass causality attack, motivated by right-wing ideology.

Your Story: Australian police arrest Neo-Nazi teen in Sydney

This is a very simple method with which you can easily plant 50-60 plants in the time it would normally take to plant one the traditional way.

Your Story: Pakistan could lose its forests in 50 years

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro said his government would work to establish dialogue with the United States under President-elect Joe Biden

Venezuela's Maduro says he hopes for better dialogue with U.S. under Biden

President Vladimir Putin signed a law on Tuesday allowing Russia's national legislation precedence over international treaties and rulings from international bodies in cases when they conflict with the Russian constitution.

Vladimir Putin signs law allowing Russian legislation to trump international treaties

The local government has set up three nucleic acid testing sites nearby and is asking people who recently visited the hospital or the neighborhood to take a free nucleic acid test.

Chengdu on high alert after six COVID-19 cases found

The pair will hold talks over dinner, after negotiations between officials ended in deadlock.

UK PM Boris Johnson to meet Ursula von der Leyen for trade deal talks

There are still important questions about what dose would be best, as well as the age group it will protect the most.

'Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine safe and effective', claims Lancet report

Experts have said a major disease outbreak in North Korea could cause a humanitarian disaster because of its fragile health care system.

North Korea: Kim Yo Jong slams Seoul over questioning zero-virus claim

Axios' report that US President-elect Joe Biden is considering Pete Buttigieg as his pick for Ambassador to China didn't take long to cross the Pacific.

Joe Biden considering China ambassadorship for former Mayor Buttigieg

A U.S. government source confirmed Washington’s growing consensus, which has not previously been reported but matches accounts by some residents, refugees and TPLF leaders

Has Eritrea entered the Ethiopian war?

An expert committee of the Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation (CDSCO) will meet on Wednesday to review applications of Pfizer, Serum Institute of India and Bharat Biotech.

India to review vaccine applications on Dec 9

The produce grown here will be harvested 15 times a year, despite never seeing soil or daylight.

Your Story: Danish startup unveils giant vertical farm

Leaders from at least 4 countries have spoken in support of India's protesting farmers. Do the foreign leaders have the farmers' interest in mind? What's the truth behind their unsolicited endorsement?

Gravitas: Farmers protest: Truth behind foreign endorsements

There's an effort to derail the Farmers Protest by mixing it with politics & separatist causes. WION's Palki tells you how the K-word is imprinted on the global endorsements & why Indian farmers must reject.

Gravitas: Khalistani elements hijacking farmer protests?

The report, In search of justice for crimes of violence against women and girls, examined 303 reports of crimes between September 2018 and February 2020

WION Dispatch: 'Afghan law still fails victims of sex crimes', claims UN report

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