After reports of ford, Stellantis and other automakers cutting jobs worldwide, British engine maker Rolls Royce has dismissed reports of a job cut at its company. the rebuttal has come after a Sunday times report said that the company would cut 3,000 jobs.

Rolls Royce denies reports of job cuts

As China's geopolitical assertiveness and questionable trade practices raise concerns, multinational corporations are seeking alternatives. According to a recent survey by research firm IMA India. One country that stands out as the top destination for these corporations is India.

CEOs opt for India as top alternative to china

The global fight against fake news has received a big setback. Microblogging platform Twitter has exited the European Union's Disinformation code, which aims to fight harmful content and fake news.

EU's fight against fake news hit Twitter roadblock

A recent report by PWC India has unveiled some staggering projections that showcase the remarkable transformation taking place in India's payment landscape. According to the report, the unified payments interface, or UPI, is on a trajectory to achieve an astonishing milestone of 1 billion transactions per day by 2026-27.

UPI to take over 90% of retail digital payments in India

Here, we bring you the news that is trending across WION's social media platforms- The clips showed the Kensington neighbourhood — regarded as the ‘ground zero’ for the city’s drug crisis —purportedly filled with zombie-like addicts, who can be seen passed out on the streets. The clip was first shared by a user on TokTok, and then on Twitter. The video highlights the alarming drug situation facing the US due to the overuse of Xylazine drug or “tranq”—otherwise also known as the ‘zombie drug’.

Shocking footage shows devastating impact of ‘zombie drug’ epidemic

After 20 years in power, Erdogan has managed to extend his dream. This election in Turkey was touted to be a litmus test for his political career and he won a historic run-off. But this election also unmasked how polarised Turkish society has become.

Turkey's President Erdogan's ties with Putin worry the west

Turkey's President Erdogan shifts towards an anti-west stance

IIFA awards 2023 is here and WION's Abira Dhar caught up with actors Vicky Kaushal, Vijay Varma, Nushrratt Bharuccha and many more at Yas Island in Abu Dhabi. Take a look at the interviews.

IIFA Awards 2023: Veteran Actor Anil Kapoor gets candid with WION

IIFA awards 2023 is here and WION's Abira Dhar caught up with actors Vicky Kaushal, Vijay Varma, Nushrat Bharuccha and many more at Yas Island in Abu Dhabi. Take a look at the interviews.

IIFA Awards 2023: Actor Vicky Kaushal talks about hosting the IIFA awards

IIFA Awards 2023: Nushrratt Bharuccha plays 'Beyond the Runway' on the IIFA green carpet

IIFA Awards 2023: Designer Manish Malhotra talks about winning an IIFA and much more

IIFA Awards 2023: Kriti Sanon talks about sharing the stage with Norwegian dance group Quick Style

IIFA Awards 2023: Actor Vijay Varma talks about his Cannes appearance

Here, we bring you the news that is trending across WION's social media platforms- Venetians were left stunned as a patch of water in the city's central waterway appeared to have turned fluorescent green. The authorities are investigating after a patch of green water appeared in the famed Grand Canal.

Parts of Venice canal turn fluorescent green, locals stunned | WION Speed News

Artificial Intelligence, a major technology, is intended to revolutionise many things, from writing essays to piloting aeroplanes, but a report claims that the rapid development of artificial intelligence technology may endanger the survival of humanity.

The AI dilemma: Will it destroy mankind in future?

According to Alexander Lukashenko, the president of Belarus, "nuclear weapons will be available for everyone" who decides to join a Russia-Belarus union. After the two nations inked a deal last week allowing Russia to deploy tactical nuclear weapons in Belarus, Lukashenko stated in an interview shown on Russian state television on Sunday night that it must be "strategically understood" that Minsk and Moscow have a unique opportunity to join.

Belarus leader Lukashenko invites nations to join Russian alliance

India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in his first address in India's new Parliament, said, "India is the mother of democracy. The new Parliament house is the temple of our democracy." On Sunday morning, PM Modi inaugurated India's new Parliament building.

PM Modi addresses new Parliament, says 'India needs to lead by example'

Israel reportedly carried out nocturnal attacks on the Syrian capital of Damascus, according to the Syrian Defence Ministry. The ministry claimed that Israel targeted specific points nearby, but anti-aircraft defence guarded the capital and shot down many missiles.

Reports: The Israeli attack causes only material damage in Damascus

Amid the multiple crisis from politics to economy, Pakistan has brought into force a new law that could dig up old buried issues. The new law essentially clips the wings of the Pakistani Supreme Court and paves the way for the current political establishment to have a bigger say and get its way as well.

Pakistan government paves the way for Ex-PM Nawaz Sharif's return

At least 21 Palestinian gunmen have been hurt in the most recent round of bloody fighting between Israeli forces and the Alcoats force from Palestine in the West Bank.

West Bank: Al Quds fire artillery at IDF soldiers

Nearly 1.4 million people have now been displaced in Sudan since the conflict between two rival generals erupted in April, the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) said Sunday in a new report that exposes the scale of the catastrophe engulfing the African nation.

UN Report: Millions without access to basic health services | Sudan Conflict

Here we bring you a quick round-up of all the latest news and top headlines from all across the globe: Hong Kong Court on Monday rejected an application to terminate a landmark national security trial against media tycoon Jimmy Lai.

Hong Kong rejects media tycoon Jimmy Lai's plea to terminate trial | WION Speed News

A severe storm last week toppled a magnificent cotton tree that had endured for many hundred years in the capital of Sierra Leone, Freetown. On Monday, a storm that dumped a lot of rain on Freetown caused one of the trees' branches to fall, but on Wednesday, another storm brought down the entire tree, leaving only the trunk standing.

Symbolic 'cotton tree' destroyed in storm

There is rising anxiety about temperatures as the climbing community gets ready to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the ascent of Mount Everest. The world's tallest peak is seeing either rising glacier melting or increasingly severe and unreliable weather.

Study: Highest glacier on Everest melting at alarming rate

Another thrilling season of the Premier League is over. Manchester City were crowned Champions for the third straight time but there were many other intriguing storylines across the campaign. We dissect the winners and losers of the 22/23 Premier League.

Premier league season round-up

According to a UK Labour Party report, the gender pay gap won't be closed until 2050, which means that the generation of female workers who were born after equal pay became law in 1970 are unlikely to witness the gap's closure while they are still in the workforce.

UK: Labour study accuses Tories of ignoring the question of gender pay

Starting in September, the Metropolitan Police will no longer respond to 999 calls about situations involving mental health. Health and social care services have been informed by Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley that officers won't be dispatched unless there is a threat to life.

UK's largest police force will stop attending mental health calls

The Indian Space Research Organisation conducted the fifth launch of 2023 as it lifted off a 2232-kilogram satellite, part of its NavIC series, into space. The NVS-1 launched onboard GSLV F12 from the Satish Dhawan Space Centre in Sriharikota.

Indian space agency successfully launches next-gen satellite

Recep Tayyip Erdogan has won the Turkey presidential runoff elections by a margin of over 2 million votes. There are a few key factors which may have helped Erdogan win the runoffs. One of them is Erdogan's inclusive policies. He is celebrated by poorer and more rural areas of Turkey because of the modernisation of once-dilapidated cities. The other factor that could have worked in his favour is the vote of those living aboard. It's a sizeable chunk with 3.4 million out of Turkey's 64.1 million registered voters. And Erdogan enjoys a considerable popularity among overseas voters.

Erdogan and the policies that helped him win Turkey presidential runoff

The Shenzhou-16 manned mission is scheduled to launch tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. Beijing time. This will be the first manned space mission in which a member of the crew is a civilian from the Chinese space business rather than from the military.

China: Shenzhou-16 manned mission to launch on May 30

According to reports, the UK government is negotiating with large retailers to impose a price restriction on basic foods in an effort to address the country's rising cost of living. According to a voluntary agreement, prices for milk, bread, and other goods could be reduced, according to the BBC. The most recent inflation data for the UK were revealed last week, and it showed that food prices rose 19.1% in April.

UK government plans price cap on essential food

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