COVID-19 lockdown resulted in a positive impact on the environment. Watch this video to know more.

COVID-19 lockdown's positive impact on environment

Armed with a microscope, some carving tools and a pencil, an Egyptian artist carves pharanoic statues into tiny tips of pencils. Inspired by a Taiwanese artist who creates similar work, 28-year-old Ibrahim Bilal decided to use this medium to highlight Egyptian history in a unique way.

Egyptian man transforms pencil tips into works of art

Researchers believe they have found a previously unknown species of beaked whale in waters off Mexico's western coast. If confirmed, the new species would mark a significant discovery among giant mammals.

Researchers think they spotted new whale species off Mexico

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday (December 10) welcomed President Donald Trump's announcement of a normalization deal between Israel and Morocco as a "historic peace between us."

US brokers deal establishing ties between Israel and Morocco

Australia ordered an enquiry into combatting violent extremism. A parliamentary committee in Australia has announced that it will examine the spread of radical movements.

Australia tackles right-wing terror, probe to target Islamists, Neo-Nazis

South Korea reported nearly 700 new COVID-19 cases. Health authorities announced measures to increase testing. Watch this video to know more.

South Korea reports nearly 700 new COVID-19 cases

Indian Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said, ASEAN Defence Ministers' meet has become fulcrum of peace and stability.

Rajnath Singh: ASEAN Defence Ministers' meet has become fulcrum of peace and stability

India offers jet trainers to US Navy, pilots use jet trainers before flying the actual planes.

India offers jet trainers to US Navy, New Delhi sends report detailing jet's specification

Mining giant Rio Tinto Ltd should pay restitution to Indigenous Australians affected by its destruction of two ancient rock shelters to expand an iron ore mine, an inquiry panel said on Wednesday.

Inquiry: Rio Tinto should pay restitution for sacred Aboriginal caves blast

An enormous iceberg is heading toward South Georgia Island in the southern Atlantic, where scientists say a collision could devastate wildlife by threatening the food chain.

Giant iceberg on course to collide with south Atlantic penguin colony island

19 Muslims to be cremated against families' wishes in Sri Lanka. Watch this video to know more.

Sri Lanka: 19 Muslims to be cremated against families' wishes

Indian lawmakers will soon get a new Parliament building, foundation of which will be laid out on December 10 by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

India to get its new Parliament building

The killing of Iranian General Qassem Soleimani marked the start of 2020. As the year comes to an end, the focus remains on another gruesome assassination. Iran's top nuclear scientist Mohsen Fakhrizadeh was assassinated near Tehran. On this week's The West Asia Post, Ghadi Francis tells us why this killing has now plunged West Asia into a crisis. Also, on the show, a look at how child malnutrition is soaring in war-torn Yemen. For more such stories, keep watching the West Asia post with Ghadi Francis every Friday at 8:30 PM IST, only on WION.

The West Asia Post | Episode 10 | Your Window to West Asia

NASA has signed deals with 4 private companies for buying moon dust for prices as low as $1. This is a significant milestone in space exploration. Molly Gambhir brings you a report.

Gravitas: NASA's dirt-cheap deal for moon dirt

1,600 Rohingyas refugees now have a new home in Bangladesh's Bhasin Char, but some international organizations are slamming Bangladesh for relocating the Rohingyas. Should they be doing so? Molly Gambhir brings you a report.

Gravitas: Bangladesh relocates 1,600 Rohingya refugees

Myths, conspiracy theories, misinformation and lack of proper education have instilled a sense of fear of vaccines. Thousands of anti-vaxxers are protesting across the World. How do we convince them to take a Wuhan virus vaccine? Molly Gambhir has the details.

Wuhan Virus Vaccine: The biggest challenge | Gravitas

India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi said today that a vaccine for Indians could be ready in a few weeks. Who will be able to get the shot? How does India plan to distribute the first supplies? Molly Gambhir has the answers.

Gravitas: India to vaccinate 10 million healthcare workers first

Indian vaccine makers export more than 1 billion vaccine shots every year. India's vaccine manufacturing capabilities could help in ensuring global equitable access to vaccines for the Wuhan virus. Molly Gambhir tells you about India's preparations for the vaccine roll out.

Gravitas: 8 vaccine candidates could be manufactured in India

A local election in Namibia has caught the attention of the world. A politician named Adolf Hitler has won with a sweeping majority. Molly Gambhir tells you more about him.

Gravitas: 'Adolf Hitler' wins an election in Namibia

France is investigating 76 mosques that could pose a threat to national security. As the crackdown gets underway, French Muslims have raised fears of alienation. Molly Gambhir gets you both sides of the story.

Gravitas: France begins crackdown on extremism

India has issued a strong demarche to Canadian High Commissioner Nadir Patel. What warning did India send out to Canada? What explains Canada's activism on the ongoing farmer protests? Molly Gambhir gets you a report.

Gravitas: India summons Canadian High Commissioner

U.S. Intel Chief John Ratcliffe has warned that China could be breeding genetically-modified soldiers. Ratcliffe says the Chinese regime is conducting human-tests in the hopes of developing soldiers with biologically-enhanced capabilities. Molly Gambhir gets you the story.

Gravitas: Is China breeding genetically-modified soldiers?

China space agency has released images of a Chinese flag on the moon, China posted images of the flag, apparently taken from its space lander on the moon surface.

Today Tonight: Chinese space agency releases images of flag on moon

A 3-year old Gulf crisis might finally be coming to an end. Qatar's foreign minister has said that there had been some progress to resolve the dispute, one that has pitted a regional group of nations against Doha.

WION Fineprint: Kuwait, Qatar flag movement on resolving gulf row

The country will have produced two million doses of the vaccine within the next few days, Putin said, noting that teachers and medics will be the first to receive shots.

WION Fineprint: Russia starts the mass vaccination drive

To ease travel in-between the countries, the World Health Organization (W.H.O.) is now considering Electronic- vaccination certificates', such a certificate will make it possible to identify and monitor people who have been vaccinated.

Your Story: W.H.O considers 'E-vaccination certificates' for international travel

According to sources, India will first Vaccinate 10 million healthcare workers and 20 million front-line workers. Sources claimed, the information was presented by India's Health Ministry at an all-party meeting today.

Your Story: PM Modi says, "India has capacity and expertise in vaccine distribution"

In a development that is raising serious concerns amid human rights groups, Bangladesh have started transferring thousands of Rohingya refugees to a low-lying island prone to cyclone and floods.

WION Dispatch: Bangladesh begins relocation of refugees, first batch reaches Bhashan Char

In a string of prosecution brought against high profile Beijing critics and democracy campaigners, Hong Kong's pro-democracy media tycoon Jimmy Lai has been denied bail on fraud charge.

WION Dispatch: Hong Kong media tycoon Jimmy Lai denied bail

'Bilateral ties between the two countries might suffer', this statement comes after the Indian ministry of external affairs issued a demarche objecting to the Canadian Prime Minister's comment on the farmers protests in India.

WION Dispatch: India issues demarche to Canadian envoy

During talking to media reporters regarding the possible side effects of COVID-19 vaccine, President of Brazil Jair Bolsonaro said that he should not be blamed for the consequences.

Brazil President Jair Bolsonaro says, "Don't blame me for the consequences of vaccine"

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