The Chief Justice of Pakistan has once again slammed the government of the country and this time, it is related to the audio leaks of the former Prime Minister Imran Khan and also his wife.

Pakistan: Chief Justice Bandial slams audio leak commission

According to an intelligence report, Imran Khan, the PTI leader, organised the public unrest that occurred on May 9 after his incarceration. The report claims that the mayhem was prepared far in advance of the actual day of the event.

Pakistan: 600 PTI leaders have been barred from leaving the country

A 31-year-old guy has been detained by Japanese authorities in a rural area on suspicion of murder. the arrest follows an unusual shooting and stopping episode that resulted in a 12-hour standoff with the police and the deaths of four persons.

Japan: Man arrested after four people killed in a rare gun and knife attack

Taylor Swift fans formerly known as Swifties have crossed all boundaries this time. After selling dried up contact lenses, one Massachusetts fan is actually selling something which is beyond explanation. A Swifty who attended the singer's concert at Foxborough is selling rain droplets for a whopping 250 dollars.

Singer Taylor Swift's fan sells raindrops from her concert

Elon Musk's startup Neuralink said on Thursday that it has got an approval from the US Food and Administration to test its brain implants in people. The decision comes after the company's application was rejected in early 2022, despite Musk's multiple predictions that his brain-chip business will soon receive FDA approval for human trials. The company worked through the agency's concerns over the safety of the experimental implant.

Elon Musk's Neuralink cleared for human test of brain implants

India has taken another step to develop its border areas amid a standoff with China. This time the government has decided to open its so-called forbidden areas for tourists the initiative has been planned for Border areas and the Union Territory of Ladakh under this forbidden land. Eastern Ladakh will be open to tourism, the sector lies close to the patrolling points of the north of pangong Lake but before moving to specifics. Let's understand the term forbidden lands, “this refers to the areas where entry of tourists and civilians is prohibited these areas fall close to the line of actual control and their ownership is disputed with China but since Beijing is actively developing areas on its side of the Border is doing the same for areas which are under its control.

India set to open forbidden areas, an initiative to counter China's expansionism

The event occurred in the early evening hours when a silver car had crashed into the gates of Downing Street. It was said that UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak was in his office residence at the time. He left shortly after the incident.

Silver car collides into the gates of PM Rishi Sunak's residence

In a five-point plan for the public governance of the technology, Microsoft President Brad Smith stated on Thursday that humans must continue to be in charge of artificial intelligence and be held responsible for any errors.

Microsoft Chief Brad Smith: Machines should be subject to human oversight

More than 800 million people worldwide are likely to suffer from lower back pain by 2050, which is a 36 per cent increase from the year 2020, as per the 'Analysis of the Global Burden of Disease Study 2021’ study. Take a look.

Over 800 million people likely to suffer from back pain by 2050 worldwide: Study

The world is mourning Tina Turner's sad demise, the queen of rock and roll passes away at the age of 83 in Switzerland. While many took to their social media to pay tribute fans in London paid a tributes to her during an ongoing musical honoring the lead singer the audience at the London musical honored Tina Turner while the show was underway for many news of Turner's passing reached them when they turned their phones on during the intermission nearly one hour after she died.

Fans pay tribute to Tina Turner during a musical

Here we bring you a quick round-up of all the latest news and top headlines from all across the globe: Romanian and Portuguese F-16 fighter jets are participating in a NATO exercise conducted at Lithuanian airspace.

Romania, Portugal F-16s participate in NATO exercise | WION Speed News

Germany's statistics office on Thursday released data for Europe's largest economy, marking the country's second contraction in as many months.

Germany enters recession after GDP falls for second successive quarter

Today we bring you a story of a young girl and her journey from slums to billboards. Maleesha Kharwa is 15 years old and study in 10th standard. This 15 year old is becoming the face of the luxury Beauty brand 'Forest Essentials' though it happened some time back the videos and photos of the young girl have over the past couple of days gone viral on social media platforms.

Slum Princess: Maleesha Kharwa gets candid with WION

A wristwatch once owned by China's last emperor attracted more than USD 5 million in an auction in Hong Kong on Tuesday (May 23). The Patek Philippe watch is a Ref 96 Quantieme Lune timepiece. It boasts a crown-like moon phase. It originally belonged to Aisin-Gioro Puyi, the last monarch of China's Qing dynasty.

Watch belonging to China's last emperor fetches $5 million in auction

Meta Platforms Inc., the company that owns Facebook, was slammed with a record fine of $1.2 billion by European Union privacy regulators for moving user data to the US. The Wall Street Journal covered the development on Monday. As soon as the verdict was made public, Meta reassured users that access to Facebook in Europe wouldn't be impacted

European Union rejects Meta challenge, fined with 1.2 billion

Bangladesh has received a large-scale investment offer from Saudi Arabia because of its strong economy and stable leadership. The offer was made when the Saudi Arabian ministers for economy and planning Faisal Alibrahim and Khalid A. Al-Faliah paid a visit to prime minister Sheikh Hasina on Tuesday at her home in Doha.

Saudi Arabia offers large scale investment in Bangladesh

The United States Secret Service has arrested a 19-year-old they believe might have “intentionally” crashed a U-Haul truck into a security barrier at a park across from the White House on Monday night (May 22). No injuries were reported following the incident.

Indian-origin teen crashes into White House barriers, wanted to kill Joe Biden

Canada has cleared the air on Beijing's role in meddling with its domestic elections. Canada's top official handling the investigation said, China sought to interfere in Canada's last two elections but clearly failed to sway the outcome. Authorities have also ruled out a public inquiry into the matter which the opposition has been demanding Beijing on the other hand has repeatedly denied the accusations these allegations are based on leaked intelligence documents and unnamed sources, which include secret campaign donations and some Chinese operatives working for Canadian candidates or lawmakers

Canada elections: Justin Trudeau faces heat over Chinese meddling

A scientist who worked on the creation of "hypersonic rocket systems" has been detained and accused of treason. The pre-trial prison facility in Moscow, Lefortovo, has received Alexander Shiplyuk, who was arrested in the Siberian city of Novosibirsk. The scientist was the Khristianovich Institute of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics' director at the Russian Academy of Sciences' Siberian branch.

Russian missile scientist arrested, charged with treason

Fawad Chaudhry, Pakistan's ousted prime minister Imran Khan's close aide, and one of the chief architects of his 2018 election win has resigned from Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party. "My earlier statement where I unequivocally condemned 9th May incidents, I have decided to take a break from politics, therefore, I have resigned from party position and parting ways from Imran Khan," Chaudhry wrote in a tweet on Wednesday evening. Earlier, PTI's top leader and party erstwhile whip Shireen Mazari had also resigned from the party, after condemning violent protests staged by Khan’s supporters on May 9.

Fawad Chaudhry: I have decided to take a break from politics

Fawad Chaudhry, Imran Khan's close aide, resigns from PTI

Florida Republican Governor Ron DeSantis will officially enter the 2024 US presidential race next week, according to two sources familiar with the decision, immediately becoming Donald Trump's biggest rival for the Republican nomination and shaking up a contest that largely has been one-sided.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis to announce presidential campaign on Twitter space

The latest inflation rates in the UK gives a sense of ease to Britons as it drops to 8.7%in April from 10.1% in March. The inflation rate stand under 10% for the first time since August last year. However the latest figure released by the Office for National Statistics remain way more than the predicted 8.2% rates. Reports say that the drop took place because the energy rates are slowing down from extreme hikes witnessed an year ago.

UK inflation falls to 8.7% in April, food prices still remain high

Here we bring you a quick round-up of all the latest news and top headlines from all across the globe: Despite Russian claims to have captured the Ukrainian city of Bakhmut, top military leaders in Ukraine insist the grinding nine-month battle there is not over.

Battle for Bakhmut: Ukraine military claims battle not over | WION Speed News

Lewis Hamilton's current Mercedes contract expires at the end of the season and Ferrari have reportedly offered him a £40m deal to continue his pursuit of a record eighth world title with the Italian team. Will the 38-year-old join the most iconic team in the sport?

Will Hamilton leave Mercedes at the end of the season?

Sri Lankan government has decided to allow China's Sinopec to sell fuel in the domestic market. Colombo has signed a trade agreement permitting the Chinese petrochemical giant to self-fuel domestically. The deal brings to an end a two-decade long duopoly enjoyed by the state-run ceylon petroleum and the Indian Oil Corporation president of Sri Lanka Ranil Wickremesinghe was present at the signing of the agreement he termed it a crucial step to ensure a steady and uninterrupted fuel supply for the nation.

China's Sinopec signs agreements to enter fuel market in Sri Lanka

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan on Thursday stated that he had agreed to a proposal submitted by Russia to hold talks with the president of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev next week in Moscow. The negotiations will take place as tensions escalate between the Caucasus neighbours who have been engaged in two wars over disputed territory and who often witness deadly clashes along their border, as the situation generally remains volatile.

Armenia will recognize Karabakh as part of Azerbaijan : PM Pashinyan

Third place finisher in Turkey elections, Sinan Ogan has endorsed Erdogan in the Presidential race. Will his 2.8 million supporters make the same choice? Has Erdogan already won the elections?

Turkiye's kingmaker makes decision on run-off, endorses Erdogan |

A survey done by alphabet however suggests that only only 26.2 percent of the companies surveyed are serious about reducing their carbon imprint and 3.2 percent companies think otherwise but the major hurdle in its path is monitoring the CO2 emissions according to the European Fleet emission monitor by alphabet there's a major gap between acknowledgment of sustainability and the actual monitoring and reduction of carbon emissions over 60 of the companies surveyed only acknowledge the importance of sustainability in their Fleet planning but when it comes to actually tracking and reducing emissions they're hitting the brakes only 37 of European companies are actually keeping tabs on their CO2 emissions and 17 of the companies surveyed had absolutely no clue about their CO2 emissions.

3.2 % companies don't care about carbon footprints, reveals survey

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi held talks with Australian business leaders and industrialists on Tuesday (May 23) after he arrived in Sydney for a three-day visit.

PM Modi is the Boss, says Australian PM Anthony Albanese at Indian diaspora event

According to a recently completed annual assessment by IMF staff, growth in the democratic republic of the Congo (DRC) sharply rebounded from 1.7 percent in 2020 to an estimated 6.2 percent in 2021, well above the 4.5 percent rate in sub-saharan Africa. The strong recovery was driven by the country’s mining and services sector performance. Even though the country is doing great on one end, that has not trickled down to the citizens who are outraged by the rate of insecurity, living conditions, and cases of sexual abuse in the east.

Outraged citizens protest

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