As gun violence across the globe is on the rise, countries take different actions to match the fight against firearms. In a five-year collaborative operation by the UK's National Crime agency and Spain's Guardia civil, more than 700 Firearms have been seized in the United Kingdom across the country.

UK's National Crime Agency and Spain's Guardia Civil come together, seize more than 700 firearms

European politics has become more conservative on migration compared to a decade ago, leading to a collapse of the Dutch government over an immigration bill. The Netherlands proposed restrictions on the flow of asylum seekers and delays in family reunification for children of war refugees already in the country.

UK: Immigration issue driving political fortunes of right-wing parties

The court rejects PepsiCo's appeal for a patent on potato seeds known as fc5, a variety used for making chips. The dispute between Indian farmers and PepsiCo began in 2019 when PepsiCo sued some farmers for growing the fc5 variety.

Court rejects Pepsico's appeal for patent on potato seeds

After being banned from Twitter last year, Elon Musk's private jet's real-time tracking mastermind Jack Sweeney has relocated to Mark Zuckerberg's Twitter alternative Threads.

A new home for Musk Jet tracker

Janet Yellen, the US Treasury Secretary, has urged improved communication between China and the US during her visit to Beijing to repair relations. She has also urged China to participate in global measures to combat climate change. The US secretary has finally wrapped up her China visit.

US Secretary Janet Yellen calls for greater US-China collaboration

Imran Khan's appeal against the corruption charge against him was rejected by a local court on Saturday. Imran Khan is the chairman of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI). Khan requested in his plea that the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP)'s Toshakhana case against him be dismissed as unreasonable by the Islamabad district and sessions court.

Setback for former Pakistan PM Imran Khan in Toshakhana case

On Saturday, a pro-Khalistan demonstration in front of the Indian High Commission in London was reasonably restrained and went off without a hitch. The demonstration on Saturday lasted less time than the approximate 3-3.5 hours that were anticipated.

Pro-Khalistan protests outside Indian high commission pass off quietly :Reports

Prior to the NATO summit in the capital of Lithuania, US President Joe Biden will make a quick trip to the UK on Sunday, where he will meet with King Charles III and UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak. According to the White House, the visit aims to further strengthen relations between the two countries.

US Prez Joe Biden to meet UK PM Sunak and King Charles during UK visit

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky returned from Turkey bringing back five former commanders of Ukraine's Garrison in Mariupol, who were living in Turkey under a prisoner exchange deal.

Zelensky returns home with commanders living in Turkey under terms of prisoner exchange

After former US ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley, Vivek Ramaswamy is the second Indian-American to enter the Republican presidential primary contest. Vivek Ramaswamy, an Indian-American digital entrepreneur, declared on Wednesday (February 22, 2023) that he would run for president of the United States in 2024. Watch Ramaswamy in an exclusive conversation with WION.

'I'll be first millennial to run for the GOP nomination' says US Presidential candidate Ramaswamy

The Biden administration has decided to supply Ukraine with cluster munitions as a part of a new weapons package. The cluster bombs can release many small bomblets over a wide area that can pose risks to civilians both during the attack and afterwards meanwhile Biden's western allies who are at an unease with the decision.

Unease over US sending cluster bombs to Ukraine

In the Venusian haze, researchers have discovered traces of phosphine, which may be a sign of extraterrestrial life. This substance was discovered in the Venusian Clouds, while the presence of traces of grass was first reported in 2020. However, a recent study claims that phosphine has now been discovered further into Venus' atmosphere.

Intriguing molecule Phosphine spotted in Venus' clouds

Even though Pride Month is over, the LGBTQ+ Community is still celebrated in some areas of the wild. The London LGBTQ+ community and its allies joined together to celebrate and even pull up the trans community. Thousands of attendees wore trans flag colours while holding Pride umbrellas and waving trans flags in the wind.

London: People draped in trans flags, with pride umbrellas against rain | UK

A week after violent riots in Paris were sparked by the assassination of a teenager in a suburb, hundreds of protesters disobeyed a city-wide ban on marches to decry police brutality and racial profiling. They assembled in downtown Paris for a memorial rally.

France: Hundreds stage protests in Paris against police violence

One month after the Kakhovka dam failure, which caused villages in Ukraine and Russian-held territory to flood is considered one of the worst disasters of the war. The flooding has rendered vast tracts of agricultural land unusable as villages continue to be submerged and locals struggle to reconstruct ruined houses.

Russia-Ukraine War: Kakhovka hydroelectric dam breach affects villagers

Due to the current innovations in artificial intelligence field accelerating at such a blazing fast space that is difficult to keep up, it feels like the future of AI is a rapidly changing landscape. However, with these fast-paced innovations, one thought which always crosses our minds is will AI eventually rule the world?

Will AI run the world better than humans?

Focus is once again on the Ukrainian city that has witnessed the war's fiercest and longest combat. Moscow's accounts are different from Kyiv's claims that its troops have advanced by more than a kilometre close to the eastern city where the commons were formed.

Russia-Ukraine War: Klishchiivka village emerges as vital to reach Bakhmut

The Jammu and Kashmir government has created a digital high-tech command control centre for real-time surveillance of the Amarnath Yatra roots for the first time ever. This will assist the administration to smoothly supervise the yatra.

India: Jammu and Kashmir government establishes hi-tech command control centre

Germany opposes sending cluster munitions to Ukraine, its foreign minister said on Friday, a day after U.S. officials said Washington was planning to provide Kyiv with the weapons, widely denounced for killing and maiming civilians.

Germany opposes sending cluster munitions to Ukraine: Foreign Minister

Violent protests in Kenya as govt hikes taxes amidst a cost of living crisis & United States celebrated its 247th Independence Day amidst a spate of mass shootings Mohammed Saleh gets you an indepth report of the World's biggest warzones of the week in World At War.

World at War: Israel's deadliest raid into Palestine since second Intifada kills 12 people

France has been on the boil ever since a 17-year-old boy was shot dead by the police at a traffic stop in Paris. Nahel's killing has led to deadly riots, with protesters highlighting systemic racism and police brutality in France. In the last few days, govt buildings and houses of Mayors have come under attack. Is the state at fault? Listen in to Vikram Chandra.

France Protests: The accused officer faces preliminary charges of voluntary homicide

Cocaine was found in the West Wing of the White House. The white powder was discovered at a storage facility by the Secret Service during a routine inspection. Who brought drugs into the White House? Is the incident an eye-opener on America's drug problem? Listen in to Vikram Chandra.

Secret Service currently investigating the incident of cocaine found in White House

Cocaine found in the West Wing of the White House | America's drug problem

It's not often that cricket almost results in a diplomatic feud. Earlier this week, a controversial wicket at the Ashes had the Prime Ministers of Australia and the United Kingdom taking a dig at each other. It all began with English batsman Jonny Bairstow’s dismissal. Vikram Chandra brings you the story.

Ashes: Was Bairstow's dismissal against the spirit of the game?

France protests: The story of Nahel's killing | How the riots began

Meta's rival for Twitter is here; it's called Threads. Within 24 hours of its launch, the social media app attracted 30 million users. Should Elon Musk be worried? What does it mean for us? Did we really need another social media platform?

Gravitas Plus: Threads: Another app to doomscroll?

Vivek Ramaswamy: I want to revive our nation's patriotism and pride

In his report endorsing Japan's proposal to release treated radioactive water from the damaged Fukushima plant, the chief of the UN nuclear watchdog Rafael Grossi hinted at reservations among some specialists.

IAEA Chief hints at discord among Fukushima report experts

President Volodymyr Zelensky held talks with Turkish leader Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Friday on the latest leg of a tour to push Ukraine's bid to join NATO and secure more weapons from allies. The talks in Istanbul come on the eve of the 500th day since Russia's invasion, with Zelensky admitting Ukraine's counteroffensive was progressing slowly.

Erdogan: Ukraine, Russia should go back to peace talks | Russia-Ukraine War

In response to a shooting that left over a dozen people dead at a venerated shrine in the southern city of Shiraz last year, Iran hung two men in broad daylight on Saturday, according to the judiciary.

Iran publicly executes two accused in holy shrine attack last year

In order to obtain what is being referred to as an innocent route through Indian territorial seas for Sri Lankan fishermen to join the Arabian Sea for several days of fishing, Sri Lanka is pursuing new diplomatic partnerships with India.

Sri Lanka seeking fresh diplomatic alliance with India

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