The Beatles haven't recorded a new song as a quartet in more than 50 years, but now that only two of the original four are still alive, the group is preparing a comeback. Any ideas on how well artificial intelligence will provide the solution? In order to construct the final Beatles recording, Paul McCartney disclosed that he is utilising AI to extract John Lennon's voice from an earlier demo.

The Beatles to release their final record

The term "transgender" is a catch-all for people whose gender identity differs from the sex assigned to them biologically. Despite this, transgender people come from all walks of life and are still victims of systemic inequality. In a recent report, Global Trance Index has released a list of nations that are unsafe for the trans community in general. This list was compiled after more than 100 hours of research and review of transgender laws worldwide.

Top 10 worst countries for transgenders

In a few hours from now, former US President Donald Trump is scheduled to appear at Miami's Federal Court. He is facing the charges of allegedly unlawfully keeping National Security documents after leaving office and then allegedly lying to the officials who tried to retrieve them. Local authorities and security outside the court are tight in anticipation of protestors and supporters.

US: Ex-President Donald Trump scrambles to find new lawyers for secret documents case

The bodies of 128 Spanish Civil War victims are being exhumed in Spain by forensic scientists from the General Francisco Franco Mausoleum near Madrid. The process is gruesome because it involves disturbing bodies of people who were moved from other parts of Spain after the 1936–1939 war and reburied without their families' permission.

Spain: Corpses exhumed from former mausoleum of dictator Franco

During a Joint Investigation Team (JIT) meeting in Islamabad, former Pakistani prime minister Imran Khan admitted he had no proof to support his accusations against Major-General Faisal Naseer of Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI).

Is Imran Khan accusing the army without any basis?

Kylian Mbappe will not trigger a contract extension at Paris Saint-Germain. Mbappe's current deal at PSG runs out in 2024 but the French Champions will not let him leave for free. Another long Mbappe transfer saga is set to unfold. Where will Mbappe be playing his club football next season?

Mbappe wants to leave PSG again

Young Montana residents bring climate change case to court for the first time ever, say state violated rights to a ‘clean and healthful environment’.

Young Montana residents bring climate change to court

A new technology to fish for lobsters virtually rope-less to prevent whale entanglements has got conservationists excited, but the technology is getting a bitter reaction from lobster harvesters.

Ropeless fishing traps 'trap' lobster industry

The latest United Nations report on trade and development shed light on the UK's exports, revealing that, aside from Japan, the UK has had the worst export track record among the G7 countries. According to the UNCTAD, UK goods and service exports were worth 813 billion pounds in 2012. and it only increased by 6% to $862 billion in 2021.

Export growth remains sluggish in UK

Israeli media reported on Sunday that far-right National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir has proposed a measure in parliament that would allow him to order the administrative detention of Palestinians as part of his efforts to have extensive control over the police in Israel. Such orders are only ever used against Palestinians, and they permit individuals to be detained without charge or trial for more or less an endless period of time based on "secret evidence" that is not disclosed to them or their attorneys.

Israel: Lawmaker Zvika Fogel to introduce bill as private members bill

India has become a global leader in digital payments, accounting for 46% of all payments in 2022. India has been seeing new milestones, both in terms of value and volume. The Indian government's platform for citizen engagement, just published a new study that demonstrates the country's leadership in the world of digital payments. In the year under review, there were 89.5 million digital transactions in India.

From value to volume: India's digital payments success

Ukraine has launched its much-anticipated counteroffensive, Kyiv claims that it has recaptured 7 villages in the Donestk and Zaporizhzhia regions meanwhile French president Emmanuel Macron has said that Ukraine's operations will go on for weeks or months vowing to continue to supply weapons to Ukraine.

Macron re-affirms support to Ukraine

Underwater footage from Spain’s Canary islands shows the richness of marine diversity on the seabed.

Diversity of fishes in the Arinaga islands

Scientists are using Faecal transplants to cure diseases like Clostridiodes infections. Would you eat faeces if your life depended on it? Molly Gambhir tells you more.

Gravitas: Eating faeces can cure your medical condition?

Was the Wuhan virus pandemic a result of Chinese military's persuasion of bioweapons? A new report reveals that China was mixing two of the deadliest coronaviruses inside the Wuhan lab shortly before the outbreak. Molly Gambhir tells you more.

Gravitas: China's Covid Secret: Wuhan lab's deadly bioweapon experiment

Donald Trump got a letter indicting him of criminal charges yet again and a day before he turned 77 he'll be appearing in court amid heightened passions from supporters from sensitive documents being stored in the shower to disclosing classified information to friends Trump has been indicted on 37 charges former US attorney General William Barr claims that if even half of it is true then Trump could easily land behind bars.

Donald Trump's legal battle continues, Trump blasts federal indictment as baseless

Donald Trump calls indictment a 'political hit job', after lading in legal trouble again

The most prestigious awards in American theatre, the 76th Tony Awards were presented on Sunday night in New York, despite the continuing writers strike. Top winners included Kimberly Akimbo and Tom Stopper's autobiography, Leper Stock.

76th Tony Awards: 'Kimberly Akimbo' wins big as winners praise writers

As Cyclone Biparjoy intensified into an extremely severe cyclonic storm, the western Indian states of Gujarat, Maharashtra, Goa, and other coastal regions are now on high alert. The cyclone is forecast to pass between 200 and 300 kilometers off the coast of Gujarat early today, bringing thunderstorms and extremely strong winds for the next few days.

Cyclone Biparjoy to bring thunderstorms and severe winds

Although the opposition claims the Nepali prime minister's recent visit to a Hindu temple in Kathmandu was politically motivated, many observers think Pushpa Kamal Dahal was attempting to placate India and the Hindu community.

Nepal: First visit to Pashupatinath temple by communist leader slammed by senior politicians

Israel's opposition leader testified for the prosecution on Monday against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in his corruption trial in Jerusalem.

Israel's opposition leader and former PM Lapid testifies against Netanyahu in a bribery case

According to a recent report, Britney Spears is struggling with significant drug addiction. However, the singer disputes these claims, resorting to social media to express her opinion. In response to the drug charges made against her, Britney stated that she does not use crystal meth and that the rumours are entirely untrue. She also criticised the media outlets who had published the claims.

Britney Spears finds herself entangled in 'toxic' drama

Saudi Arabia announced on Sunday billions of dollars in investment deals between China and the Arab world, on the first day of the Arab-China business conference in Riyadh.

Saudi Arabia and China join hands on security and sensitive technology

Today is a significant day in Korean pop culture. If you're wondering why, it's because the most well-known South Korean band, BTS, just celebrated their ten-year anniversary. The nation unveiled a Special Commemorative stamp series to honour the K-Pop group.

South Korea celebrates 10 years of K-Pop megastars BTS

Former Pakistan prime minister Imran Khan appeared before the Islamabad high court. Imran Khan’s lawyers filed another petition seeking protective bail in another case filed in Pakistan's Dera Ghazi Khan region. This is a mega corruption case. Pakistan's anti-corruption establishment conducted raids to arrest Imran's sister Uzma Khan, and her husband, Ahad Majeed, in connection with this case. Uzma is accused of alleged fraud during purchases of land. She allegedly purchased land worth billions of rupees for a mere 130 million rupees. The charges claim Uzma and Majeed made a fake transfer of the land to their names. Ace says an fir has been registered against Uzuma Khan and her husband.

Pakistan: Imran seeks protective bail in mega-fraud case against his sister

The controversial U.S. hedge fund tycoon George Soros, who was born in Hungary, has given his son Alexander the reins of his $25 billion empire, according to a Wall Street Journal report. The 92-year-old is cited as adding that his son earned it.

George Soros hands over empire to his son

Director Sandeep Modi spoke to WION’s Zeba Khan on why you should get set for a wild ride with Night Manager Part 2 on June 30, meeting MCU star Tom Hiddleston and suggesting him Indian shows to watch.

Night Manager creator Sandeep Modi on recommending Tom Hiddleston Indian OTT shows to watch

In love with Indian music and cinema, K-pop star Aoora collaborated with an Indian label to recreate the popular 'Disco Dancer' song "Jimmy Jimmy" in K-pop style. In an exclusive interview with WION's Zeba Khan, the Korean pop star spoke about the viral song that is now finding a place in everyone's playlist.

Jimmy Jimmy by Aoora | Exclusive Interview with K-pop star

More details are unfolding in the story of four indigenous children aged 13, 9, 4, as well as a now 12-month-old baby who went missing for more than a month in the Colombian Amazon rainforest. These children survived in the wild and have been united with their relatives.

Happy ending for Colombia's missing children

According to a survey, more than one-third of German men considered violence against women to be acceptable. Plan International Germany polled 1,000 men and 1,000 women between the ages of 18 and 35 online from March 9 through March 21, and the results show that 33% of men deemed it acceptable.

Survey: 33% men find violence against women acceptable | Germany

In the French Open final, Novak Djokovic defeated Casper Ruud of Norway to earn a men's record 23rd Grand Slam championship, proving his superiority once more.

Novak Djokovic beats Casper Ruud to win the French Open

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