Former President Jair Bolsonaro will be questioned about the riots that occurred in the capital city of Brasilia one week after President Lula da Silva entered office, according to an order from the Brazilian Supreme Court.

Brazil: Jair Bolsonaro ordered to testify by Supreme Court judge

The U.S. Supreme Court has temporarily protected the availability of the common abortion drug Mifepristone. In order to give judges more time to evaluate whether lower court orders barring approval of the medicine should be permitted to take effect, the course has issued an administrative stay that will keep the lower coach limits in place for five days until Wednesday.

US court confined Mifepristone use to seven weeks of pregnancy

Here, we bring you the news that is trending across WION's social media platforms - According to Stanford University's annual AI index study, India ranked sixth in terms of investments received and received by businesses producing artificial intelligence (AI)-based goods and services in 2017.

India ranks fifth among countries with largest investments in AI | Trending on WION

The countdown has started when the bugle has sounded. Erdogan has released his election manifesto, and his top concern is the economy. The fight for the presidency is now underway.

Turkey: Erdogan kicks off a contest to hold onto power

The Japanese prime minister has been evacuated as of right now and is reportedly unharmed. Reports are coming in that a blast was strong in the western city of Wakayama where prime minister Fumio Kishida was scheduled to give a speech.

Reports: Japanese PM Fumio Kishida safe after 'smoke bomb' at speech

India signed a multi-billion dollar deal with Russia for its famed S-400 missile defence system – a move which ruffled feathers with the U.S. and instilled fear in India’s hostile neighbours. But Recently, reports surfaced claiming that the S-400 deliveries have been delayed and they won’t be reaching India as scheduled... Will this hamper India’s defence prowess or does India already have something up its sleeve, which the world is not aware of... Watch Game Plan with Shivan Chanana.

Is India preparing its own missile defence system like Russia’s S-400? | WION Game Plan

Over the years, several Asian countries have made significant infrastructure investments and economic policy changes to become more business-friendly and attract new investments, but which is the best country to do business in and how does India fare? Find out in this next report.

Singapore tops list as best business hub

Since late last month, Chinese President Xi Jinping has hosted a number of heads of state and government. Leaders from Singapore to Malaysia to Spain and France and the European Union are among those who have lined up to meet with Xi Jinping in recent weeks.

World leaders lining up to meet Xi Jinping

Iran is emerging as a global leader in the production of cheap and lethal drones. And not to our surprise, it is consistent with its efforts in improving drone technologies. Watch this video.

Iran tests Kamikaze drone equipped with 50 kg warhead | Tech It Out

We all have various passwords for multiple accounts. But are you sure that your passwords are not weak? Because if that's the case, you may need to change them right away. Watch this story to know why.

How to save your online accounts from hackers | Tech It Out

It's no secret that technology is adding new dimensions to warfare. From autonomous drones to sophisticated cybersecurity systems, countries are turning to new technologies. We just saw what Iran is up to. Other countries around the world are also investing heavily in new-age tech to stay ahead of emerging threats. Here are some of the cutting-edge innovations developed by various nations to ensure security and stability in their region.

Which country has the most advanced defence technology? | Tech It Out

110 Americans die every day from gun violence. Did you know that there are more guns than people in the U.S.? There have been at least 146 mass shooting incidents so far this year. Why is gun violence escalating?

US gun violence crisis: How easy is it to buy guns? | WION Wideangle

We get you an interview with the head of an Indian gaming platform. He decodes the new rules designed to govern online games in India and shares a lot more.

Online betting vs Fantasy games: How are they different? | Tech It Out

In this episode of Tech It Out, We show you how countries around the world are improving their defence systems to counter attacks and how some nations are turning to high-tech devices to keep an eye on their citizens. Also, watch our exclusive interview to know everything about India's new online gaming rules.

Suicide drone, nuclear submarine, mass surveillance, and more | Tech It Out: ​Ep 106 | Full Show

On The West Asia Post with Ghadi Francis +Syria President's comeback after a decade in the cold +Saudi hold talks with Yemen's Houthi rebels +Why is Saddam Hussein still revered in Jordan?

The West Asia Post | Shifting Sands in West Asia: Erdogan kicks off Turkish presidential race

Time and again, some countries have been slammed for mass surveillance. They use a combination of high-tech tools to keep a close tab on people. It seems more countries are now following this unethical practice of snooping on their citizens. We get you more details in this report.

Mass surveillance: Should you be worried? | Tech It Out

Federal officials in the United States are still looking into the Pentagon leaks. A 21-year-old U.S. Air Force national guard member who is charged in the crime made an appearance Friday in a federal court in Boston.

Pentagon Leak Case: Teixeira appears in Boston court

On Inside South Asia with Dasuni Athauda: - 1 year of Shehbaz Sharif's govt - Decoding China's influence in the Indian subcontinent - Zojila Tunnel: Inside India's extraordinary engineering marvel - Pakistan: To the help of an ailing jumbo

Inside South Asia: One year of Shehbaz Sharif's government in Pakistan

Eight people, including a toddler, were killed by a Russian missile strike in eastern Ukraine, according to government sources. Seven missiles were fired. This comes after a British military assessment that indicated Ukrainian troops had been forced to retreat from some of the city of Bakhmut.

Ukraine Govt Official: Seven missiles fired from Russia

Big developments taking place in West Asia. Saudi Arabia will be holding the second round of peace talks with Yemen's Houthi rebels, igniting the hope of a possible end to the Yemeni civil war.

Saudi holds talks with Yemen's Houthis | The West Asia Post

Glorifying Saddam Hussein might be a crime in Iraq, but for Jordanians, he is a leader who is still remembered for standing up against the West and supporting the Arab cause.

Why does Yemen still rever Saddam? | The West Asia Post

Tehran has further cracked its whip on women defying the regressive dress code. It has now installed CCTV cameras on main roads to identify and penalise the defiant unveiled women.

CCTV for veil flouters in Iran | The West Asia Post

The bugle has sounded, and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has announced his election manifesto, kicking off the race for the presidency. After twenty years of dominating Turkish politics, Erdogan faces an electoral challenge to his hold on power. Will he be able to swoop the stage or will the opposition clench the polls?

Erdogan kicks off Turkiye's poll race | The West Asia Post

Syrian Foreign Minister is in Saudi Arabia for a landmark visit. On the agenda is its re-entry to the Arab League. Saudi's de-facto ruler Mohammed Bin Salman is pushing a new zero-conflict foreign policy. Will the big developments usher in a new era for West Asia?

Time for Syria to return to the Arab fold? | The West Asia Post

An Australian citizen who recently returned to the country after working in China for 20 years was detained on suspicion of selling sensitive information to a foreign intelligence agency. He made his first appearance in local court on Saturday, a day after his arrest, and is scheduled to make another appearance on Monday.

Australian working in China arrested for selling information

Speaking at a conference in Washington, D.C., Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that the fight against climate change must start with behavioural change in every home. The remarks were made as part of India's efforts to promote its Environmental Protection initiative called lifestyle for environment.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi addresses World Bank's environment conference

Europe's first-ever Jupiter mission is officially underway. The European Space Agency's (ESA) Juice spacecraft launched atop an Ariane 5. Rocket from Europe's spaceport in French Guiana. Could there be life beyond space? WION's Eric Njoka asks Dr. Amitabha Ghosh, a space scientist at NASA.

'Juice' spacecraft blasts off to Jupiter's moons

According to local laws, a lady in China is said to have gotten substantial compensation for the same. According to a local media story, a tech business was compelled to pay 30,000 Yuan, or about 4,300 US Dollars, after an employee sued it.

Chinese Court: Chats outside work hours amount to overtime

The French president has promulgated his pension reform into law. The move comes just hours after the court cleared Emmanuel Macron to raise the retirement age. French unions have called for historic strike action.

Macron: Changes necessary, must avoid annual pension deficits

Pakistan's zoo is facing animal neglect accusations. Recently, a team of international vets rushed to Karachi Zoo to get an elephant back on its feet. Watch the story of 'Noor Jehan'.

Foreign vets rush to Pakistan to save an ailing elephant | Inside South Asia

Zojila Tunnel is all set to revolutionise connectivity to Ladakh. Zojila Tunnel is likely to be thrown open for armed forces from next year. On Inside South Asia we look at different engineering wonders that have boosted the transport sector of India.

From Zojila to Atal: Inside India's longest tunnels | Inside South Asia

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