The western Mexican state of Jalisco celebrates the 100th anniversary of 'Charreria', Mexico's national sport in which women and men compete in rodeo-style contests. However, but this year the pandemic forced the cancellation of its traditional horse parade, with some 200 people gathering at a cathedral to mark the centenary.

WION Dispatch: COVID casts a shadow on 100 years of Charreria

Today almost the entire catalog to classical and contemporary is available on your fingertips. But as most music buffs will tell you nothing beats the bright tone of the intimate feel of a Vinyl record. Watch report.

Your Story: Meet 'Sam the record man', 'Technology can recreate this feeling'

A team of international scientists has detected traces of phosphine gas in the atmosphere of Venus. A paper on this discovery was published in Nature Astronomy journal by a team of international scientists.

WION Dispatch: Experts detect Phosphine gas on Venus

United Nations Human Rights Council on Tuesday said that they are concerned about the religious repression of Uighurs in China.

UN concerned about religious repression of Uighurs in China

The items include cotton, garments, hair products and electronics from five specific manufacturers in Xinjiang as well as adjacent Anhui.

US restricts imports from China's Xinjiang region for 'forced labour'

Around 50,000 people, across several countries, are participating in phase 3 clinical trials of a COVID vaccine developed by the China National Biotec Group

Tracking COVID-19 vaccine: China's phase 3 vaccine proceedings going smooth

In California, Trump refused to acknowledged the effects the climate crisis is having on the state's forest fires and instead continued to highlight the need for better forest management

California Wildfires: US Prez Trump blames poor forest management for the deadly fire

The second day of India's Parliament Monsoon Session began on September 15. Defence Minister Rajnath Singh made a statement on the India-China border standoff. He said that India will not tolerate any changes to the status quo on the Ladakh borders. The Opposition has been pressing for discussion on the ongoing standoff with China and has made several demands in meetings before the session.

India's Defence Minister Rajnath Singh speaks amid India-China border standoff in Lok Sabha

In a shocking revelation, it has come to light that a Shenzhen-based company named Zhenhua Data Information Technology Co. Limited is monitoring over 10,000 Indian individuals and organisations.

Why is China tracking influential Indians?

China spy on India's leading business tycoons, veteran politicians, and more!

In United States of America, mandatory evacuations has been ordered as the Hurricane Sally is expected to hit Mississippi, Louisiana. Authorities has issued the flood alert as well.

US: Mandatory evacuations ordered as Hurricane Sally is expected to hit Mississippi, Louisiana

German carmaker Daimler, which owns Mercedes-Benz, has agreed to pay $1.5bn (£1.2bn) to resolve US government claims that it designed its diesel vehicles to cheat air pollution tests.

Daimler to pay $2.2bn over emissions settlements

Airbus has stepped up warnings of compulsory layoffs as air travel fails to recover as quickly as expected from the coronavirus crisis.

Airbus warns of compulsory layoffs as air travel fails to recover

LVMH has denied Tiffany’s accusation that it is trying to negotiate a lower price

French govt asked LVMH to postpone luxury deal

Trump has been referring to climate Change as a 'Hoax'

Two European laboratories corroborated the findings that the Soviet-era military grade nerve agent was used on the Kremlin critic

'Foreign labs confirm Russian leader Alexei Navalny poisoned with Novichok', claims Germany

Amid escalating tensions Saudi Arabian-led coalition fighter jets attacked barracks and military sites of the armed Houthi movement in Yemen's capital Sanaa.

5 air attacks hit near Sanaa airport, target parts of Yemen's capital

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that Israel will enter a three-week nationwide lockdown starting on Friday to contain the spread of the coronavirus after a second- wave surge of new cases.

Israel to enter 2nd nationwide lockdown amid COVID-19 second wave

Demonstrators took to the streets in Colombia’s capital Bogota to press ahead with protests against police brutality that have erupted in violence and taken 13 lives so far.

Colombia Protests: At least 13 people killed, more than 400 wounded

Pakistan in holding a joint session of the Parliament to pass two bills related to the financial action task force or the FATF.

WION Dispatch: PM Imran Khan plays politics with Oppn. as FATF verdict hangs over Pak

Only 285,000 students returned to class this week in the West Bank, out of 1.3 million in the territory but Hassan Allan's 300 students must wait to see their newly refurbished school.

Teachers in West Bank rebuild school; Watch video

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

Israel: Protesters surround Netanyahu's house, demand resignation

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu departed for Washington just after midnight Sunday, to attend a Tuesday ceremony at the White House

Israel: PM Netanyahu flies to Washington to sign historic peace deals

Teachers of private schools in Brazil's Rio de Janeiro protested on Sunday demanding face-to-face classes begin amid the coronavirus pandemic that has killed over 131,000 people in the South American nation.

Brazil: Teachers protest over resumption of face-to-face classes

On Gravitas Plus, Palki Sharma tells you, why online reviews cannot be trusted.

Gravitas Plus: Are fake reviews fooling you?

The Greek government has welcomed a Turkish survey vessel's return to port from a disputed area of the eastern Mediterranean that has been at the heart of a summer stand-off between Greece and Turkey over energy rights.

Turkish survey vessel returns to port: Greece welcomes return of vessel

Landslides triggered by torrential rain swept through two villages in Nepal on Sunday, killing at least 12 people. The massive landslide swept away homes and people in Barahbise, 100 km (62 miles) east of Kathmandu near the border with the Tibet region of China.

Landslides in Nepal kill 12 people, at least 21 missing

Domestic air travel has resumed in Wuhan, the epicenter of the global coronavirus outbreak. Watch report.

Domestic air travel resumes in Wuhan: Over 64,000 passengers travel on flights

Russia's main pro-Kremlin party is claiming a clear win in local polls, seen as a big test of its popularity. Watch report.

Regional election in Russia: Sweeping lead for ruling United Russia?

The Venice Film Festival is the first COVID-era international film festival. The critics, filmmakers, and actors cheered organizers for having dared to hold the festival amid a pandemic and demonstrating how to go to the movies again, safely.

Venice film festival 2020: First COVID-era film festival a hit

Two Los Angeles police officers are recovering in hospital after being shot in what police are calling an ambush. Watch report.

Los Angeles cops shot: Trump calls for death penalty for shooters | World News

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