Due to worries about safety being preached and overcrowding, Israeli authorities have announced that there would be limited access to the historic Church of the Holy Sepulchre for the Holy Fire celebrations on Saturday.

Israel puts limits on orthodox church crowds for Easter

The increase in oil prices following the conflict in Ukraine has resulted in high inflation worldwide and a terrible economic crisis in certain nations, but ExxonMobil CEO Darren Wood has good news because his compensation package has increased by more than 50% since the conflict.

Exxon CEO gets record pay hike amid Ukraine war

Indian Prime Minister Modi discussed embassy security with UK counterpart Rishi Sunak over a phone call. New Delhi has expressed concerns about protests by Khalistani separatists outside the Indian High Commission in London; and elsewhere in US and Canada.

PM Modi-Rishi Sunak phone call: UK PM details steps taken to ensure security of Indian diplomats

FBI agents have arrested a national guardsman suspected of being behind a major leak of sensitive US Government secrets, including about the Ukraine war. Investigators are probing one of the most damaging leaks of classified information since the 2013 dump of national security agency documents by Edward Snowden.

U.S Air Force National Guard employee arrested | Embarrassing breach includes top secret documents

America's largest bank is discontinuing hybrid work from the epidemic era for the senior staff. JPMorgan Chase reminded staff in a memo that "our leaders play a critical role in reinforcing our culture and running our businesses." "They must meet with clients and be visible on the floor... and they should always be available for impromptu meetings and rapid feedback. Wall Street behemoths like JPMorgan have been among the most outspoken advocates of going back to the workplace schedule from before the outbreak. Even in the fall of 2020, before new Covid versions appeared and derailed banks' back-to-office plans, that was still the case.

JPMorgan ends hybrid work, tells managing directors 'to be visible on floor'

Finance ministers from the seven largest global economies announced plans this week to work more closely with developing countries on supply chains security. The G7 leaders view a high concentration of supply chains in a single country as undesirable. This comes as the United States and Europe are doing the same – in light of increased tensions around Taiwan, a major producer of semiconductor chips. Washington has allocated more than $50 billion dollars to re-shore chip research and manufacturing. The global need for the chips is expected to double over the next decade.

WION-VOA Co-Production: G7 announces joint semiconductor plan

Nashville Covenant School shooting: 6 killed Louisville bank shooting: 5 killed Over 200 killed in 146+ U.S. mass shootings so far in 2023 WION Wideangle decodes gun violence crisis in U.S.

WION Wideangle | America at Gunpoint: No Control

Here we bring you a quick round-up of all latest news and top headlines from all across the globe - Chinese Defense Minister General Li Shangfu will visit Russia next week for meetings with counterpart Sergei Shoigu and other military officials.

China's Defence Minister to visit Russia from April 16 to 19 | WION Speed News

Despite concerns of a global recession, the firm that owns Louis Vuitton is currently in the top 10 corporations globally. LVMH is the largest company by market value in Europe.

LVMH shares surge 5% after Q1 results

North Korea has claimed it has tested a new solid-fuel intercontinental ballistic missile. If this is true, it marks a major breakthrough in Kim Jong-Un's banned weapons program. Testing the more technologically advanced solid-fuel missile has been on Kim's wishlist for a long time. What is solid-fuel technology? What does the latest test mean for escalating tensions in the Korean peninsula? And what is the path to de-escalation?

New Missile, New Threat: Why is North Korea after solid-fuel tech?

US President Joe Biden has addressed the parliament during his visit to Ireland where he celebrated his Irish roots.

Biden tells Irish Parliament: I am home

Here, we bring you the news that is trending across WION's social media platforms - Exactly 104 years ago on this day, British military officer General Dyer, on April 13, 1919, ordered his troops to open fire on innocent Indians gathered in Jallianwala Bagh. What happened next was history.

What happened to General Dyer, the butcher of Jallianwala Bagh? | Trending on WION

Here, we bring you the news that is trending across WION's social media platforms - A stone scoreboard, which is believed to be 1,000 years old and was used to play an ancient ritual ball game, was discovered at the famous Mayan Chichen Itza archaeological site which is located Yucatan peninsula in Mexico.

1,000-yr-old Mayan scoreboard found in Chichen Itza, Mexico | Trending on WION

In contrast to Western reporting, Indian investors have been coming to the country for a very long time and they continue to do so, proving the growth and resilience of the economy, according to Indian Finance Minister Nirmala Sita Raman, who was speaking at a Washington event.

Indian Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman STRONGLY CONDEMNS the Western perception of India

The G20 presidency and the Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav, an initiative of the Indian government to honour 75 years of Independence and the history of its people's culture and achievements, are discussed in this interview with WION with the Indian minister of state for external affairs and culture, Meenakashi Lekhi.

'We have the Presidency of G20, we also have Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav' says Meenakashi Lekhi

With junior doctors across England expected to stage a four-day strike, more than a quarter of a million appointments and operations are expected to be canceled, and some hospitals reporting that nearly half of all planned treatments are likely to be disrupted, the UK's National Health Service or NHS braces for the most disruptive walkout in its history.

England's health service set for 4-day junior doctors' strike

The UK Labor Party has stepped up its campaign against Prime Minister Rishi Sunak. The main opposition party has run a number of ads criticising Sunak's wife, Akshata Murthy, while the latest ad from ABS questions the CNX wife's use of non-domicile status to reduce her tax bill.

UK: PM Rishi Sunak's wife accused of avoiding taxes under non-domicile status

India and China accuse each other of making visa issues for their journalists deployed in New Delhi and Beijing after long-standing border tensions between India and China developed into a number of people-to-people encounters. Two Indian journalists posted in Beijing were recently prohibited from returning to their positions.

India-China Tensions: China bars two Indian journalists from returning to Beijing

US President Joe Biden is all set to arrive in Belfast later today. Biden's visit will mark the 25th anniversary of the 1998 Good Friday Agreement but the visit comes at a very sensitive time.

Biden's Belfast visit comes amid violent protests against the accord

Here, we bring you the news that is trending across WION's social media platforms - The leaked documents carry information about a sensitive conversation held between high-level South Korean officials on whether to send weapons to Ukraine.

Pentagon leak shows South Korea divided on sending Ukraine weapons | Trending on WION

Here we bring you a quick round-up of all latest news and top headlines from all across the globe - Taiwan's President Tsai Ing-Wen slams China for military drills, accusing China of not demonstrating the "responsible behaviour of a major Asian nation."

Taiwan President Tsai Ing-Wen slams China's military drills | WION Speed News

The terrible situation of human rights in Balochistan has prompted a fact-finding effort conducted by the Pakistani Human Rights Commission (HRCP), which has denounced forced disappearances, economic isolation, press censorship, and misgovernance against the Baloch population.

Pakistan: Human Rights Commission slams federal government on Balochistan's situation

A fast-growing antibiotic-resistant bacteria is the latest concern in Los Angeles. The superbug was detected for the first time in Los Angeles. As per researchers at the university of Southern California, the superbugs are spreading faster and wider in the community than previously thought of

Bacteria that can resist antibiotics found in Los Angeles water treatment plant

The most recent attempt to strengthen ties with the expanding United States US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken will travel to Vietnam. This weekend, Lincoln will visit Hanoi on his route to a conference of the Group of Seven, which will be held in the Japanese mountain resort of Karu izava. China and Vietnam have long-standing disagreements.

Antony Blinken to visit Vietnam as Asia tensions flare

Right now, Bitcoin is flying. The leading cryptocurrency is up more than 7% from the previous day, which means it has reached the psychological threshold of $30,000.

Ethereum finds buying interest around $2,000

In the first quarter of 2023, Apple's worldwide computer shipments decreased by almost 40% year over year. Apple's competitors are also experiencing a decline in consumer demand. Aces Also reporting double-digit declines in shipments were Dell HP and Lenovo.

IDC: Apple PC shipments fall over 40% YOY

The Indian empire described the details of the 2.87 billion dollars in stake sales and group firms since 2019, and how 2.55 billion dollars of that money was ploughed back into business at any group firm, in a regulatory filing on Monday. Adani Group listed out the details of the group firm's stake sales since 2019 and how it reinvested that money into its businesses.

Adani Group: Funds from stake sale not obscure

A Chinese warship began conducting live-fire training in waters near the Taiwan Strait as Beijing launched military drills it describes as a warning to what it sees as pro-independence forces in Taiwan. Taiwan and China have begun their war simulations. Not only one, two, or three vessels, but at least nine and more than 70 military aircraft from China encircled Taiwan.

China Military Exercises: Chinese drills after meet between Taiwan President and US House Speaker

Yemen is hoping for a breakthrough as the region's neighbors, Oman and Saudi Arabia, begin peace talks. Additionally, two rebel groups supported by Iran have agreed to hold the negotiations in Sanaa for years.

Saudi and Omani delegations hold peace talks with Houthis

After a driverless Cruise Car collided with a San Francisco Municipal Transit Authority bus on March 23, General Motors Cruise LLC is recalling the automated driving software in 300 vehicles. The crash was caused by a cruise autonomous vehicle's software error, which incorrectly predicted the bus's movement.

General Motors' cruise recalls RobotAXI software in 300 vehicles after crash

Reports: Saudi and Houthis have agreed to a six-month truce

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