Recep Tayyip Erdogan is scheduled to take the oath of office and start his third presidential term Saturday following his latest election win.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan to be sworn in before Turkey's General Assembly

Investments must be increased to $4 trillion by 2030 in order to meet the 2015 Net Zero emission targets. The onus is on Asia, the world's largest energy user. To learn more about how Asia is redefining the landscape of green financing.

Asia's Green Revolution: Leading the charge towards sustainability

Is China eyeing the Earth's crust? Chinese engineers are drilling a 10,000-metre-deep hole in Xinjiang. What are they searching for? Molly Gambhir explains on Gravitas Plus.

Gravitas Plus: China is drilling the world's deepest hole: Here's why

At least 288 people were killed and over 900 injured in an accident on Friday, June 2, after an accident involving three trains. The horrific accident happened when the Shalimar-Chennai Central Coromandel Express, headed toward Chennai, derailed. It collided with a good train on the adjacent track, causing the rear carriage of the Coromandel Express to veer off onto the third track. The Bengaluru-Howrah Superfast Express, coming from the opposite direction on the third track, rammed into the derailed coaches.

Odisha Train Crash | PM Modi: All possible assistance being given to those affected | India

In an interview conducted outside of the Shangri-La Dialogue, Canada's defence minister issued a warning against persistent cyberattacks. She also mentioned that Canada is a frequent target of these attacks, which poses a serious threat to the financial stability of the world's fourth-largest crude oil producer. According to Anita Anand, cyberattacks are becoming more common in North America.

The threat of cyberattacks to Canada's oil industry

Defence leaders from around the world attend the Shangri-La Dialogue, which traditionally focuses on major security issues. This year in Singapore, the topic of North Korea and its lack of missile testing is in the spotlight. The defence minister of South Korea claimed that some nations ignored North Korea's illegal behaviour, which he claimed threatened to undercut U.N. sanctions against the country's missile and nuclear programmes.

Shangrila-La Dialogue: South Korean defence minister calls out ignorance on North Korea

The Sultan of Oman visited Iran earlier this week. Muscat has long served as The Negotiator between the west and Tehran; it was essential in the signing of the 2015 nuclear agreement, and the visit at this time has sparked speculation about a potential revival of the contentious agreement.

Oman's Haitham Bin Tariq Al-Said on a two-day trip to Iran

Major General S B Asthana (Retd) analysis Beijing's Coronavirus coverup and its consequences to the world. He says COVID -19 is writing a new world order which won't necessarily be China-centric.

Video analysis: A new world order will emerge post Coronavirus

Dr Sunil Rai, Vice-Chancellor, University of Petroleum and Energy Studies, talks about the impact of coronavirus on the education sector in India

Video Opinion: How COVID-19 crisis impacts the education sector

While the Florida governor travels to campaign for the 2024 presidential elections, trouble is brewing in his home state. Residents there have taken to the streets to protest an immigration bill. Thousands of blue-collar workers are protesting a new anti-illegal immigration bill that will be effective starting on July 1st, according to reports. The Senate bills signed by DeSantis aim to introduce stringent measures to deter immigration.

Florida governor Ron DeSantis signs controversial immigration bill

Odisha Train Crash: Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi visits the site of accident

The Israeli protesters ended up fighting with the police in front of Benjamin Netanyahu's residence on Friday. Nearly 250 protesters had gathered in front of Netanyahu's house in Casseria on Friday due to heat waves that have caused power outages across the state of Israel. This is in addition to the protests over the judicial overhaul that he wants to bring about; these protests have now gone on for their 23rd week in a row.

Israel: Protesters clash with police, one injured and six detained

According to German media, several former officers of the German air force have been instructing Chinese pilots for years through businesses in the Seychelles. A thorough probe was promised by defence minister Boris Pistorius.

German Defence Minister Boris Pistorius promises investigation on former air force pilots

Dr Sunit Mediratta, Consultant Neurosurgeon, Indraprastha Apollo, says it's a must for India to improve healthcare infrastructure to fight COVID-19 or any other health emergency.

Video Opinion: What's the way ahead for India to fight COVID-19

Will Russia back India in case of a conflict with China? Or it will choose to stay out of the dispute without lending support to either side? Major General (Retd) Shashi Asthana analyses the situation

Video opinion: Can India rely on Russia amid border dispute with China?

Here we bring you a quick round-up of all the latest news and top headlines from all across the globe: Ukraine accuses Russia of halting Black sea grain deal. US-Taiwan finalise trade deal, US senate approves debt ceiling bill.

Ukraine accuses Russia of halting Black sea grain deal | US-Taiwan trade deal

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg has said that he sees "potential" for the alliance & India to work together. Speaking to our Diplomatic correspondent Sidhant Sibal, Stoltenberg said, 'we see value in strengthening our ties, our relationship with other democratic nations, India's the biggest democracy in the world. Nations that share values". The comments come even has last few years have seen official level talks between the 2 sides. He also spoke on the Chinese aggressive actions in the Indo Pacific. Expressing concerns over Beijing's 'coercive behaviour', he pointed, 'what happens in the Indian Ocean or in the South China Sea also matters for our security'. The NATO Chief was in Oslo for the 2 day NATO informal foreign ministers meet. Russia Ukraine conflict, Sweden's membership for the grouping, upcoming NATO summit in Lithuania dominated the agenda at the meet.

'Russia-Ukraine war is aggressive invader versus Sovereign nation,' says Jens Stoltenberg

2020 will see a fatal military clash on India and China's Himalayan border as their relations between them continue to deteriorate. The dispute over visas for each other's journalists in Iraq is currently dividing the two most populous nations in the world. the countries have effectively eliminated mutual media access in the past few weeks by expelling each other's journalists.

India hopes Beijing to allow Indian journalist to continue work

Brazil seems to have made a strong economic comeback in the first three months of 2023, thanks to its bumper harvests. Government data shows that Brazil's economy grew 1.9% between January and March 2023. But when compared to the same period in 2022, the economy grew 4%

Brazil economy upbeat: Brazil grows by 1.9% in January-March 2023

Aviation giant Boeing's space ambitions will not take off on time. Its Starliner test flight will not take off on July 21 this year, after the company discovered two safety-critical issues in the spacecraft. The company said that it found a flammable tape material and issues with the spacecraft's parachute lines during engineering reviews last week.

Boeing's space test flight delayed as it fails to take-off

The Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been invited by the US House speaker to address a joint meeting of the Congress on the 22nd of June during his State visit. This move underscores the efforts by the United States to strengthen ties between the oldest and the largest democracy in the world.

US house speaker extends invitation to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi

The arrest warrant against Russian president Vladimir Putin overshadowed the BRICS foreign ministers meeting in South Africa. Why the ICC issued an arrest warrant for Putin? What did the BRICS foreign ministers say during the meeting in Capetown? The power of an ICC arrest warrant versus the weight of diplomatic immunity and similar scenarios from the past & how they played out. BRICS leaders have said they are open to admitting new members, an expansion is likely on the agenda of the ongoing meeting. Iran's foreign minister and his Saudi counterpart were also present in cape town to participate in the BRICS forum.

BRICS Summit 2023: South Africa FM says mulling over if Putin attend August meet

The informal meeting of NATO's foreign ministers has concluded the meeting saw deliberations on several pressing issues which concerns the 30-member block this ranged from Sweden's membership in NATO to the war in Ukraine. The meeting in Oslo has set the stage for the Block's main Summit which will be held in Lithuanian Capital Vilnius next month, one of the issues which dominated the agenda during the foreign Minister's meeting was on how to evolve the relationship with Ukraine.

NATO meet concludes, now stage set for Vilnius summit

The pace of price hikes has slowed down to a snail space dropping to its lowest levels since Russia invaded Ukraine right consumer prices in the Eurozone Rose May 6.1 last month compared to more flamboyant seven percent in April it's the slowest dance with inflation since February 2022 when Moscow's Invasion sent Energy prices soaring food prices have decided to cool down their fiery dance moves for the second month in a row on the other hand Energy prices have taken a tumble surprising everyone with their unexpected break dancing skills core inflation has slowed to a four-month low of 5.3 percent.

Inflation Europe whispers slow down amid Russian invasion

The covid-19 pandemic disrupted global trade as the world was forced into a lockdown but International Traders continue to be frustrated as recovery looks unlikely in global trades slows down after the pandemic yes in fact U.S credit rating agency Fitch has said that global trade is rapidly slowing after a rapid post-pandemic recovery in 2021 and 2022 global trade is expected to expand 1.9 percent this year down sharply from 2022's growth rate of 5.5 percent that's due to tighter monetary policy less stimulus and stalling globalization in fact trade will grow slower than the global economy.

Covid blues: Global trade recovery slows in 2023

Joe Biden tripped and fell after handing out the last diploma at a graduation ceremony at the US Air force academy, but got up quickly and walked back to his seat. On his arrival at the White House, Biden joked about tripping on stage and said, i got sandbagged. Remember, Biden is the oldest person to hold the oval office. Polls show Americans are concerned about anyone over 75 becoming president. His leading republican opponent, Donald Trump, turns 77 this month. In February, doctors declared Biden healthy and fit for duty after a physical examination. Back then, doctors noted the US President does not drink alcohol or use tobacco, and exercises at least five times a week. Biden fell as he was dismounting his bicycle last June, after snaring a foot in a toe clip, but was uninjured.

Biden jokes after tripping, again | US President fell as he was dismounting his bicycle last June

While a lot of attention has focused on migrants crossing the US-Mexico border between ports of entry, Brooks County, Texas, about 130 kilometers north of the Rio Grande, faces a separate immigration reality. VOA tells you more in this report.

WION-VOA Co-Production | Brooks County: Entry point for migrants into US

The head of the AI tests and operations within the US Air Force has revealed that during the simulated test, the AI-powered road was tasked with destroying the enemy's air defence systems. The shocking military test involved an AI-controlled drone that went above and beyond to complete its mission.

US: AI-controlled drone turns against its human operator

Ex-Defence Minister and Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) senior leader Pervez Khattak announced stepping down as the party's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa chapter president late Thursday. The development comes hours after PTI President Parvez Elahi was arrested by anti-corruption officials in Lahore outside his home.

Parvez Khattak: Took decision to quit after lot of thought | Pakistan

Government officials in Brussels are pleading with the UK to join a pan-European deal on goods trade in order to mitigate the harm that higher post-Brexit tariffs have caused to the automotive industry in the UK.

UK car industry opposes post-Brexit export rule

The Indian national capital witnesses a weather roller coaster, sudden mercury dip reflects dangers of climate change.

Delhi's fluctuating weather reflects climate dangers

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