In Italy Army has been deployed in Mondragone after the COVID-19 outbreak was reported from the area. For days the town has been dealing with tensions between Bulgarian workers and local residents. Watch report.

Italy: Army called in virus hotspot Mondragone, 700 residents confined due to COVID-19 outbreak

Last week was the deadliest in Brazil's COVID-19 outbreak so far. The country reported around 260,000 cases and more than 7,000 deaths in just 7 days. Watch report.

Coronavirus Pandemic: 260,000 COVID-19 cases in Brazil 'deadliest week'

The British government is considering to reimpose lockdown in Leicester after a recent surge in COVID-19 infections. Watch report.

COVID-19 Pandemic: British city Leicester to face lockdown as cases surge

The mining giant which was responsible for the enormous Arctic fuel spill has now admitted wasting violation at its arctic plant. Watch report.

Metal giant pumps waste into Arctic: Major violation a month after oil spill

Facebook is now being accused of promoting hateful content taking money through misleading political advertisements and overall having a very week policy regarding combating hate. Watch report.

Facebook's CEO Zuckerberg accused of promoting hate

Careem, a unit of Uber Technologies, expects ride-hailing demand to recover to pre-pandemic levels “sometime” in 2021, encouraged by a better-than-expected pickup as countries started to ease coronavirus-related curbs.

COVID-19 Pandemic: Ride hailing firm Careem sees recovery

India’s tally of the coronavirus disease mounted to 548,318 after 19,459 new cases and 380 deaths were reported between Sunday and Monday morning.

COVID-19: India records over 19,459 cases in last 24 hours

Taiwan resumes domestic tourism as COVID-19 cases decline, yesterday the Taiwanese capital held its annual LGBT Pride parade on Sunday, making it one of the few places in the world to proceed with such an event in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Taiwan resumes domestic tourism as COVID-19 cases decline

Cardinal Timothy Dolan on Sunday celebrated the first public Mass at St. Patrick's Cathedral since the coronavirus pandemic began.

New York church holds first public mass since March

Four heavily-armed terrorists attacked the Pakistan Stock Exchange building in Karachi on Monday morning, killing a police sub-inspector and four security guards. In the ensuing exchange of fire, all the four terrorists were killed.

WION Exclusive: Terrorists attack Pak Stock Exchange in Karachi

The Taiwanese capital held its annual LGBT Pride parade on Sunday, making it one of the few places in the world to proceed with such an event in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Taiwan stages LGBT pride parade for the world

Hong Kong police have arrested at least 53 people after scuffles erupted during a relatively peaceful protest against planned national security legislation

Silent protest march targets National Security Law in Hong Kong

Beijing city reported seven new COVID-19 cases for June 28, down from 14 a day earlier as the Chinese capital seeks to contain an outbreak.

Beijing reports 7 news confirmed cases of COVID-19

China imposed a strict lockdown to contain a fresh coronavirus cluster in a province surrounding the capital city of Beijing on Sunday.

COVID-19: China puts half a million people under lockdown In Beijing

Prime Minister Narendra Modi addresses the nation at 11 am on Sunday through his monthly radio programme 'Mann ki Baat'. This is the 66th edition of the monthly radio programme.

Prime Minister'S Monthly Radio Address

T cells may be cross-reacting to the novel coronavirus, SARS-CoV-2, due to past infection with related coronaviruses that cause common cold symptoms.

How Coronavirus impacts our immunity? COVID-19 brief

Palestinian Islamist militant group and ruler of the Gaza Strip Hamas call for the necessity of a "comprehensive resistance" and "armed struggle" to confront Israel's plans to annex large parts of the occupied West Bank, during a press conference of Palestinian factions and "national forces"

Hamas calls for 'armed struggle' to confront Israeli annexation

The controversial leader of the South American nation — currently the second country in the world in coronavirus cases and fatalities — has for long been criticized for downplaying the seriousness of COVID-19

Bolsonaro fails to steer Brazil thorugh pandemic storm

Hao was arrested in 2015 when he flew to Los Angeles for a conference. His accomplice was a colleague from the University of Southern California.

Chinese professor convicted for economic espionage in the US

The country also recorded 43,121 new infections in 24 hours, concluding a week with the most newly reported cases since the start of the pandemic.

US tops 2.5 million Coronavirus cases, says reports

An expert committee on Thursday suggested Sri Lankan president Gotabaya Rajapaksa to not accept aid from the United States.

China caught in its own debt trap policy?

Two employees of the Afghanistan Independent Human Rights Commission (AIHRC) were killed in an IED explosion.

Two staffers of Human Rights Organisation killed in Kabul IED explosion

Israeli President Benjamin Netanyahu has made the West Bank settlements one of his major agendas for his reelection campaign.

UN Chief Guterres Urges Israel To 'abandon' West Bank Annexation Plan

The leader of small but strategically located Kiribati has won a closely watched presidential run-off after campaigning on a pro-China platform

Pro-China president of Kiribati re-elected in blow to Taiwan

Union Health Minister Dr Harsh Vardhan said on Saturday that the recovery rate has improved, recording a surge of over 58% in the country. He also confirmed that out of five lakh people who tested positive for coronavirus, 3 lakh people have already recovered.

India's COVID-19 recovery rate stands at 58.1%

Millions of children could be pushed to the brink of starvation as the coronavirus pandemic sweeps across war-torn Yemen

Millions of Yemeni children face threat of starvation

On the 51st anniversary of the Stonewall Riots, an event that catalysed the gay rights movement in June 1969, we bring you powerful 'Voices of Pride' from India on WION Wideangle. Despite being in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, the LGBTQ+ community is keeping the dialogue alive. Hotelier Keshav Suri, Chef Ritu Dalmia, HIV and Gay Rights Activist Gautam Yadav , Equal Rights Activist Harish Iyer and Nitasha Biswas- India’s First Transgender Beauty Contest Winner speak to WION about gay pride and gay rights.

Fast Facts: LGBTQ Rights Milestones | 'Voices of Pride' |  WION Wideangle

WION Global Editors Summit: 'Pandemic has shown the world real value of journalism',Alexandru Giboi As the frontline comes to the Newsroom, European Alliance of news agencies' Alexandru Giboi tells WION's Palki that the pandemic has shown the world the real value of journalism.

WION Global Editors Summit: 'Pandemic has shown the world real value of journalism', Alexandru Giboi

China has reported 13 new COVID-19 cases in the last 24-hours down from 19 a day ago. 11 of the 13 new infections were reported in capital Beijing. Watch report.

COVID-19 Pandemic: China reports 13 new cases in last 24-hours

Pakistan's Prime Minister has once again revealed his soft-corner for terrorism. Imran Khan called terrorist Osama Bin Laden a martyr during a speech in Pakistan's parliament.

Gravitas: Imran Khan calls Osama Bin Laden a martyr

After Nepal's map fixing, Bhutan has now stopped irrigation water for Indian farmers in Assam.

Gravitas: India's diplomacy losing to China's chequebook?

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