Addressing the UNGA session on ‘Culture of Peace’ on December 2, First Secretary in India’s Permanent Mission to the U.N. Ashish Sharma said there were disconcerting trends in the world of today.

UN fails to acknowledge violence against Hinduism, Buddhism, Sikhism: India mission at UN

Economists said the rebound in activity reflected Australian authorities’ successful suppression of Covid-19.

Australia bounces out of recession as economy grows

The wider poll showed after contracting 2.6% this quarter, the economy would grow 1.1% in the first quarter of 2021 compared with 0.8% in the last poll.

Euro zone economy to gain momentum in 2021 on vaccine hopes

India is thus a net importer in November 2020, with a trade deficit of USD 9.96 billion, as compared to a trade deficit of USD 12.75 billion, an improvement by 21.93%.

India's November trade deficit narrows to $9.96 billion

At least five people fired after leading efforts to rally colleagues partnered with the Communications Workers of America union to petition the NLRB to challenge Google.

Google accused of violating U.S. labour laws

The Military Police of Santa Catarina — a state office with various brigades — were brought in and were looking for fortifications to face the gathering, as indicated by neighborhood reports.

Another Bank robbery like Money Heist executed by thieves in Brazil

The dissolution bill next heads to a parliamentary committee, giving Gantz and Netanyahu a week or two to try to salvage their troubled alliance.

Israel appears headed to 4th election within 2 years

The federal government is distributing the vaccines based on a state’s population. Cuomo said an estimated 40,000 more doses of Moderna’s vaccine are expected by the end of the month

1st batch of 170,000 doses to arrive in New York by Dec 15

Treating Football legend Diego Maradona before his death is been investigated for possible manslaughter by Argentinian prosecutors. Maradona's lawyers has alleged medical negligence.

Football legend Diego Maradona's doctor under investigation

Britain has ordered his telecommunication firms to not install new Huawei 5G kits after September next year. Meanwhile, China and its telecom firm Huawei have criticized the same decision.

World Business Watch : UK bans new Huawei 5G kit installation

Butterflies are considered to be delicate and Fragile, but biologists suggest it as almost an indestructible species and are also essential part of ecosystem.

Butterflies help control large plant populations

President elect Joe Biden announce key members of his economic team, of what he called accomplished historic team of trailblazers ready to build American economy.

Crisis-tested team to help rebuild economy.

Britain’s government is urging businesses to make final preparations for a new trading relationship with the EU from January.

Time for final preparations for EU, UK tells firms

Azerbaijan forces moved into final district given up by Armenia in the peace deal. This comes after weeks of fighting between the two countries over the disputed Nagorno-Karabakh region.

Azerbaijan forces entered Lachin District

Across the world are applying for emergency use authorization for vaccine against coronavirus. What exactly is this permit and how it may granted ?

Final permit granted only after trial completion

Lets now move to the world of Cryptocurrency as its 2020 rally steamed ahead, boosted by increased demand from both institutional and retail investors. Bitcoin soared to a record high against the dollar on yesterday.

Bitcoin surges to all-time records in 2020

An award-winning Syrian photographer, who was wounded in a recent protest in Paris said that the night brought back memories of civil war in his country. 24 year old Ameer al-Halbi, was seen with bruised face which was covered in bandages. Ameer al-Halbi said that the Police assaulted him and his colleague despite knowing that they were Journalist.

An award-winning Syrian photographer, wounded during protest in Paris

Brexit saga continues, this time its a tough week as talks over a trade deal entered their final days with serious differences yet to be resolved. United Kingdom’s Foreign Minister Dominic Raab on Sunday claimed that the upcoming week would be “very significant” for Brexit. Both sides are trying to reach a trade deal with five weeks to go before their current relationship ends.

World Business Watch: UK's very significant week for Brexit, talks over trade deal to enter final days

China plans to roll out an outbound investment scheme to new regions as it looks to meet onshore investors’ asset allocation needs, reports said China will expand the Qualified Domestic Limited Partner(QDLP) trials already underway in Shanghai, Beijing and Shenzhen region.

World Business Watch: China to further expand investor scheme

Kushner is eager to persuade the Saudi and Qatari leaders to reconcile and reach an agreement on a number of issues.

WION Dispatch: Trump close aide Jared Kushner and team heading to Qatar, Saudi Arabia

New Zealand’s workplace regulator has filed charges against 13 parties following an investigation into a volcanic eruption on White Island in 2019 which killed 22 people.

Your Story: New Zealand charges 13 parties over White Island eruption tragedy

Vice-President of India Venkaiah Naidu said during his address at the SCO council of heads meeting that India condemned all forms of terrorism.

India hosts SCO heads of govt meet; PM Modi & Pak PM Imran Khan skips the meet

Bangladesh has many underutilised maritime projects. There is a long list of stalled maritime projects. Recently Bangladesh also rejected India's offer to develop gas pipeline. Watch this report

WION Dispatch: Bangladesh unable to utilise its vast marine resources

A Singaporean woman, who had contracted the COVID-19 in March when she was pregnant, has now given birth to a baby with antibodies against the virus. The latest result now offered a new debate on whether the infection can be transfer from mother to child.

Singapore : Baby born with Coronavirus antibody

The United Nations on Monday said that Sudan needs $150 million to cope with the migration crisis.

UN: Sudan needs $150 million to cope with migration crisis

Japan is one of the very few countries, which releases timely data on suicide, aiding other nations to devise policies on mental health.

More people died of suicide in October than due to COVID-19 in 2020

Photos show Alhalbi’s face appears bruised with much of his head covered in bandages.

Syrian journalist wounded by police during Paris protest

Earlier today, Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) leader Ali Qasim Gilani along with 30 opposition members were arrested.

Pak govt cracks down on opposition ahead of PDM rally in Multan

India on ,Monday hits out at Organisation of Islamic Cooperation over it's statement on Jammu and kashmir. 'OIC has no locus standi', says India.

India hits out at Organisation of Islamic Cooperation over J&K's statement

In Bogota respite from the urban blues has come in form of colorful hummingbirds. A hummingbird sanctuary in Bogota is helping residents alleviate stress.

Bogota: Humming bird sanctuary helping residents in alleviating stress

Many people with serious cases of COVID-19 are dealing with its long term effects months after leaving the hospital. Fatigue, shortness of breath, hair loss and muscle pain remain a few of them.

How COVID-19 survivors bearing consequences even after testing negative

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