According to the WHO, the coronavirus appears to be accelerating worldwide. However, the global body has failed to find the source of the deadly virus that was first reported in the Chinese city of Wuhan. Watch report.

WHO: World sees a weekly number of COVID-19 cases

Adeline Fagan a Houston doctor died early Saturday after a couple of months-long battle with COVID-19. Watch report.

US doctor dies after months-long battle: Contracted COVID-19 while on shift

A video of Chinese soldiers on their way to the disputed border with India went viral. In the video, the young recruits were seen crying and singing a Chinese military song called 'Green Flowers in the Army'. Taiwanese media mocked the Chinese army over the video, implying that the emotional outburst was a sign of fear.

China and Taiwan media war: Chinese troops tear up singing military songs

Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam said on Monday (September 22) that the 12 Hong Kong nationals recently detained in mainland China should be first tried by mainland authorities, citing that they had "committed a crime in another jurisdiction" for which they must face legal liabilities.

HK leader refuses to help activists: Activists were trying to flee Taiwan

Shapoorji Pallonji group said in the Supreme Court Tuesday that it would exit from Tata Sons, provided it gets an “early resolution” and a “fair, equitable solution” in the protracted legal battle between the two sides.

Tata vs Mistry: Shapoorji Pallonji group says 'time to seperate'

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson said that as he set out a raft of new coronavirus restrictions for England which could last for up to six months. Watch report.

Boris Johnson announces new COVID-19 restrictions for UK

A group of conservationist in Taiwan is racing against time to collect rare plant species in the island's dense forest, as climate change and human enrochment is threatened to wipe out Taiwan's biodiversity. Watch report.

Taiwan's plant hunters save rare species

The US Presidential elections are still a month away but polling has begun in seven states in the form of mail-in ballots and absentee voting. Watch report.

US Election 2020: States begin early and absentee voting

Rejection of religion is a feature not a fault of the ideology. Road Karl Marx in 1949 the Communist party took over China and began purging what is called colonial and traditional remembrance. Watch report.

China's war on religion | China and the Vatican | World News | WION News

A woman was arrested by the US authorities on suspicion of sending a ricin-filled envelope to the White House. Watch report.

Woman who mailed deadly poison to Trump is in custody | World News

Several workers unions, activists & students took to the streets of Bogota to protest against the social and economic policies of President Ivan Duque Marquez as well as the police brutality incidents.

Bogota: Several workers unions, activists & students took to the streets for anti-govt protests

Watch today in 'World Business Watch': German airline Lufthansa announce further cuts to its fleet & workforce worth $1.3 Billion.

German airline Lufthansa announce further cuts to its fleet & workforce

India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi gave the virtual opening speech at ongoing 75th United Nations General Assembly (UNGA). He gave concise yet wide raging speech about implementing a road map towards comprehensive reforms at the United Nations (UN).

India's PM Narendra Modi gave virtual opening speech at ongoing 75th UNGA

Egyptian authority is trying hard to revive its battered tourism sector as tourism accounts for 15% of Egypt's national output. Ancient wonders are lying deserted due to the pandemic COVID-19 outbreak.

Egypt authority tries to revive its battered tourism sector, ancient wonders lie deserted

Climate activists unveiled a huge countdown clock on Saturday, showing how little time is left before global temperatures hit a critical high, to kick off a week of climate action in New York.

The 'Climate Clock', which tells us the time we have to save the world

Taiwan refused to be intimated by China's aggressive posturing in the South China sea. Taiwan military says that it reserves right to self defence and counter attack.

Taiwan refused to be intimated by China's aggressive posturing in the South China sea

Fire burning in California becoming the biggest on record. Experts are saying that climate change is making the fire worse in the West America. Watch the report.

Wildfires continue to rage in the Western coast of the United States, at least 35 killed so far

As America starts voting in early polls, watch WION's special broadcast on US Election 2020

U.S. Election 2020 New York Direct | Trump and Biden head to swing states

Watch the exclusive interview with Chinese virologist Dr Li-Meng Yan.

Chinese virologist Li-Meng Yan speaks to WION's Palki Sharma Upadhyay

A second wave of COVID-19 is sweeping across the Europe. In response, European governments are reimposing the COVID-19 preventive measures triggering a backlash from it's citizens.

Second wave of COVID-19 sweeps across Europe, preventive measures reimposed

Thousands of Israelis marched towards Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s residence in Central Jerusalem asking him to step down from his position.

Israel: Thousands protest & surrounds PM Netanyahu's residence, demands his resignation

In Belarus, protests has been intensified against the Alexander Lukashenko regime. The long ruling 'strongman' is now facing new threat in the form of European Union sanctions.

Protest intensifies in Belarus against Lukashenko regime, face new threats as EU sanctions

Myanmar is set to hold its most crucial election in November. Aung San Suu Kyi's former ally Thet Thet Khine has emerged as a key challenger. Meanwhile, the Rohingya community in the country remains disenfranchised.

Myanmar gearing up for general election, Aung San Suu Kyi remains a front runner

TikTok's takeover deal in the US now hit yet another road block. TikTok's parent company ByteDance and prospective buyer Oracle has now issued conflicting statements regarding the deal.

TikTok's takeover deal in the US now hit yet another road block

The President of United States of America has announced the new sanctions on Iranians for violating the United Nations' arms embargo. President Donald Trump demanded the enforcement by US allies who have disputed the fact that he has any such authority to reimpose the sanctions.

US President announces new sanctions on Iranians for violating UN arms embargo

Boris Johnson warned on Tuesday that sweeping new measures to control coronavirus could be in place for six months, as he abandoned attempts to persuade Britons to return to the office.

WION Dispatch: Johnson starts shutting down Britain again as COVID spreads

Researchers with the National Snow and Ice Data Center said the minimum was most likely reached on Sept. 15, with 1.44 million square miles of ocean covered in ice.

Arctic sea ice melts to second lowest level on record

A large 'tsunami' of trash has hit a beach in the town of Omoa in northern Honduras. The garbage traveled from neighboring Guatemala, where anti-waste barriers were damaged by heavy rain.

Honduras' coastline covered with discarded plastic

Masks will become mandatory for retail and hospitality staff – as well as for passengers in taxis

UK PM Boris Johnson sets out new COVID-19 restrictions

Kenya’s top judge advised President Uhuru Kenyatta on Monday to dissolve the country’s male-dominated parliament

Kenya's top judge advises parliament to dissolve over lack of women

Officials from Botswana say they have solved the mystery of mass deaths of elephants earlier this year.

Botswana solves mass elephant deaths mystery

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